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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2702, 23 February 1916, Page 4

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'T* . Arcr !©«'&/ . A EW AUTUMN. '■MILLINERY.', "A NEW NOTE." Variety, Elegance, Style. Charm, Distinctiveness, and Moderation in Price ; represent the alluring character of the attractive and'fascinating. Milljneiy Modes we have acquired from Paris '■ and London—and desire to show you to-day. Beautiful little Hats of quiet, yet ladylike dignity, including the famous "PURITAN" shape that is so Becoming. ' ' Smart Ready-to-Wears from One Guinea-. Do not. miss seeing these first fruits of the Season . NEW AUTUMN CLOAKINCS FROM 4s, 6d. to 14s. 6d. a yard. ■ Largest selection ever shown by us. ' 1 ■ ■ :;V- f#:..'Am-||[©.use,". : ~ '' CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. A 'GOOD.. . TIME ' TO- BUY SHOES-- • JUST NOW! , ATHANNAH'S SAtE. WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE. ' JUST'GLANCE 'AT THESE: Ladies' Patent Derby Slides, Tan Kid Ladies' "Burt's" American 'Tan OxTops, very/smart. Usually 255. fords, Round Toe, Pumps. Usunllv • . SALE PRICE, 16s, lid. 235. 6d. SALE PRld, 14s Hd Ladies Glace Kid Oxford.Tie Shoes, Ladies' Patent Derby Shoes yMat Grey Suede Tops. Usually 18s. 6d. Tops, stout Welted Soles Usually TO CLEAR, lis. 3d. 21s. TO CLEAR 13s lid Ladies' Brown Suede Court Walking Ladies' Patent Court Shoes Grev 1 Shoes, Welted. Usually 265. 6d. Suede Tops. "Beetive." Usually SALE PRICE, 18s. lid. 225. fld. : SALE PRICE, 12s Tld Ladies' Tan Kid Derby Shoes, latest Ladies' Bronze Kid Evening Shoes' Paris Toe Usually 235. 6d. smart style. Usually 19s. 6d. ' TO CLEAR, Bs. lid. , SALE PRICE, Bs. lid. . SALE ON AT ALL OUR BRANCHES. ... R..HANNAH & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON.

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mrr PERSONAL APPEARANCE COUNTS SO MUCH, AND COSTS SO LITTLE "PER ANNUM," IF ONE'S CLOTHES HAVE BEEN MADE BY MILLIGAN, KELBURN AVENUE. FOR VARIETY OF SUITINGS THIS FIRM IS REMARKABLE. WATSON'B WHIBKT IS THE BEST IN THE y^ORLD. ' Under Vice-Regal Patronage. THE RUTLAND HOTEL WANGANUI, N.Z. Established 1847. Rebuilt 1905. Refurnished 1914. THE LEADING HOTEL. Telegrams: "Rutland." S. L. PARSONS, Pronrietor,