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KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. * DAINTY SUMMER DRESS FABRICS ARE EASILY CHOSEN AT KIRKCALDIE'S. , 'At the oufcsot, you can safely as sumo that the" quality of these materials is beyond reproach—only the best oxamples aro tolerated in this section To high quality is added wide variety, with economyas a further incentive. Tho lady, therefore, who would choose to advantage should choose' at'Kirkcaldie's. . . ri VOILES, PIQUES, MUSLINS AND OTHERS! jf' P -A VERY ATTRACTIVE LITTLE LIST! J~ ; " .WHITE COTTON VOILES-42/46 inches wide. Prices,'is. 4d., Is, 6d., is. 9d., is. Hd., 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d., 2s. lid. yard.' .WHITE SELF STRIPE COTTON VOILES—I 2/44 inches wide, for blouses and dresses Prices, is. Bd., Is. 9d., 2s. 4d., 2s, 9d. yard. WHITE PIQUE—42 inches wide, with white mercerised stripes. '' Price, is. 9d. yard. •' WHITE COTTON VOILES—I 2 inches wide, with coloured stride effects. Price, 2s. 4d. yard.... FLORAL COTTON VOILES—2B inches wide, .n. a- range of small rosebud de- . ,6igns.. ■ .• ,'.'..■■ Price, ls.9d. yard. FANCY DRESS MUSLINS—4O mches wide, in. smart stripes, and fancy spot effects. Price, Is. id. yard. . FLORAL COTTON VOILES—4O mches wide, white grounds, with large all- , over floial designs; sky, pink, and mauve colourings. Price, Is. "idi yard, CHENE COTTON VOILES - 40' inches wide'; two-tone' effects of black and grey, pink and grey, saxe and. grey, helio and grey. Price, 2s. 4d. yard. FLORAL COTTON VOILES—4O inches wide, iii a range, of small rose designs. . „„__. Price, is. Hd. yard. WHITE COTTON VOILES-40 inches wide, with coloured, coin spots. Price, is. id, yard. DRESS LINENS—4'. inches wide, in shades of saxe blue, brown,'vieux rose, and grey. Price, 2s. 11d. yard. THE "NAVY CROSS" NURSES' CLOTH-40 indies wide, in 15 ; striped ef- . fe °t s - Price, is. 4d. yard... 8 plain colourings. ' . Is, 2d. yard. . DRESS POPLINSy4O inches wido, for matrons' wear; black and -navy ground, with' spot and stripe effects. Price, 2S. 9d. yard. MAY WE HOPE FOR YOUR EARLY VISIT? -* KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. MILITARY BOOTS DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS FOR SERVICE IN ANY CLIMATE. That's the point-DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS. /Why pay middlemen's profits when you get right to the fountain head? 'We have supplied the Defence Department with over 25,000 pairs of Marching Boots since War start- . ed, and havß received many testimonials in praise of their quality and 'comfort. WE CARRY A VERY LARCE STOCK. No. 1905—Men's Greenhide Working No. 1613—Men's Brown Willow Calf Boots, with extra strong screwed Derby Bals, no tee caps, welted soles, no toe caps. 265. 6d. ' soles, not too heavy. 28s. 6d.' No. 1611—Men's Brown Grain Calf • No. 1614—Men's Ta« Willow Calf Marching Boots, toe caps, stout . Derby.Bals, plain toe caps, Btout standard screwed soles. 28s. 6d. welted'coles, leather lined. • 30s, ' No. 1911—Men's Stout x Tan Calf No M6s—Men's Brown Willow Calf Marching Boots,' no caps, regula- Derby Bals, for dress wear, leather tion pattern, wax threaded uppers, lined,' wide wolts, "Bostock's". square toes. r 30s. 325. 6d. OUR TRADE MOTTO: "GOOD WEAR, IN EVERY PAIR?'-' ; - B._ BANNAH. & C©:; MB.J - ; " 260 LAMBTON QUAY, 103 CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON. '. ~ ~

Military [fci§si!l!lsSOT Tailoring. A SUEE WAT FOR OFFICERS TO GET BMAET FITTING UNIFORMS ■' IS TO GO DIRECT TO. MILLIGAN'S - -XELBURN AVENUE, WHO-have a staff of Military TailoTS, and as' all work is done on the premises ..the, men ..who are mating the garments see to it that every' detail re- , oeivos proper attention. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE ,' INSURANCE' CO., LTD. FlßE.—Lowest Rates and Prompt Settlements. MARINE.—AII Classes Covered, taoludihg Personal Luggige against 'All Risks. . ACClDENT.—Employers' Liability, and a-most Liberal Personal Accident -Policy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY to Policyholders, £6,249,479. / Poll information can bs obtained at 'JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTSAND ATTORNEYS, WELLINGTON. THE SIMPLER THE INVENTION THE more chance it hai of success. "Advice to Inventors" contains a list of simple suggestions. Ato you inventive? Send for this booklet; irs free. , HENRY HUGHES, LTD., 157 Featherston Street, 'Wellington. I WATSON'S WHISKYi IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD, For Information relating to PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS CONSULT v BALDWIN AND RATWARD. PATENT ATTORNEYS, 215 Lambton Quay, Wellington. CONVEYANCES. LY AND YOUNG, Royal Mail Contractors and Genora! Carriers, Masterton. All Trains mot. Commercial Travellers' Samples promptly attended to. New and up-to-date Sample Rooms. Agents for the N.Z. EXPRESS CO. ' Storage and Stabling. Corner Dixon and Bannister Streets.' St. John Ambulance available day or night. 'Phono No. 126. Private 127. P.O. Box 50. ROYAL MAIL LEAVES CARBINE STABLES, Feilding, for Kimbolton Daily at 8.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leaves Kimbolton at Noon for Feilding. R. J. MOORE, Proprjetpr, FTeildipg., t WALKER'S*'-., STABfiES-, "r,_BULLS. Forwarding Agent, Carrier, und General Contractor.-. Coaches:: Greatford to Bulls. Vehicles; Horses', and Motorcars on Hire. Good Samplo'Rooms. , J, 8, WALKER, Proprietor,

"JOHN C O,T TO N" TOBACCO, . ...... J In Jib. Tins,"3s. 6d. TRANSVAAD TOBACCO. Hartley's Lead Seal Magaliesberg. 2oz. Bags, Is.; 4oz. Bags, 2s. . v • MASPERO FRERES Egyptian Cigarettes (Specials) large size. In Tins of 50,' Eb. Air-tight Tins of 100, 10s. G. 'AND G.-'ALDOTIS, • TOBACCONISTS;' 206 LAMBTON QUAY. /__ ; . I POSTAGE OF "THE DOMINION" TO 'AMERICA AND ALL OTHER NEU,TRAL COUNTRIES. • TTNDER the new regulations, newspap*A ere addressed 1 to neutral countries are not forwarded, UNLESS DISPATCHED THROUGH THE ', PUBLISHING OFFICE OF THE PAPER ITSELF. Under "The Dominion" Special Permit readers who have been sending the paper to friends resident in any neutral country can ensure. future forwarding by communicating with tho Publisher. MONEY to Lend, from .£lO to .£SOO, upon Furniture, Pianos, Life Policies, Snares, etc.; reasonable interest) easy- repayments. Apply THOMAS ftICHARDSON, 83 Willis Street. Tel. 718. TIE WEATHER , ♦—: FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications are for freshening northerly winds.' Weather fair to cloudy, with increasing cloudiness preceding a change in general conditions. Expect a.falling barometer everywhere . for a westerly disturbance in tho beginning of the week. Anti-cyclonia conditions still continue, but the barometer is now falling in tho south. Fair weather has prevailed, ana northerly breezes now predominate. D. O. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, September 22, 1916. 1 DISTRICT REPORTS. (Prom Our Special Correspondents.) Featherston, September 22.—Frosty morning. Bright, fine day. Greytowm, September .22,—Fine and bright. Some remarkable instances of the wildness of nrmbur aro disclosed by the report of'the-Royal Commissioners who inquired into the allegations against tho Dalmatians of North Auckland (says the "Herald"). Probably tho most noteworthy case of the kind was that contained in a letter to Mr. C. 11. Poole, M.P V which was read in Parliament. This letter embodied the following ■sentences: : —"Well, lean inform you that ovory Austrian in this district still possesses firearms and a good supply of ammunition. Quite recently I saw six of them all in possession of Browning automatio shotguns." Yet when -the writer came before the commission, says the report, ho knew nothing of any arms or ammunition, and said the six "Auatrians" ho saw had only two guns between them—shotguns—ono of which bo .cxamined and tho other ho did not. Your business benefits in many ways .when ypu.Qinploy us to pass ,entries,-. for-, 'wai'd- goods, deliver parcels. Waste-time, and-' unnecessary, expeiiso are . the work.done accurately,, reliably. Offices-. Auckland, New Plymouth, Wang'anui, Palmefston North, Napier. Tho New Zealand. Express Co.', Ltd., 87-91 Customhouse Quay.—Advt,