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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2958, 22 December 1916, Page 2

\j The Shopping Order for To-day— v\ A. | . COME TO &»£*4^"-'-GEORGE & KERSLEY'S ;^^V ..., '. , ~ HANDKERCHIEFS TO save time —to obtain the right article—to secure utmost WILL PLEASE EVERYBODY.- • value-you .cannot do better than come here. No greater'. ~ an - enomous rang6of variety or bigger bargains auywhere. Irish • Embroidered and Initial. ~,'•,,„,.,„', ,•, I',,' 1 i I, "iii- 1,, ■■ in. Handkerchiefs, the following lines., ' -•* are very-popular:—- — - [SENSIBLE GIFTS FOR HOME-FOLK. /.;..::,. ARTISTIC AND USEFUL LINES IN OUR FURNISHING P unfn H HAMn^FR?mcp^ D DEPARTMENT. LINfcN HANDKERCHIEFS. Dainty KNITTING BAGS-Satin and silk-lined. H.S. Cambric-Superior linen fin-' ■ I ' Prices, 2s. 6d., 2s. 9d. each, ish. Speolal value, 6 for is. 3d., T I Unique I/INEN BAGS—Quaint designs, in all colours. " also 6d., and 7id. • I Prloe, 2s. ed. each, each. Silk,and Sateen TEA COSIES-In dainty designs. ' '„„,:, ,'„„„,,;, ■ ~ Prices, 2s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. each. NOVELTY SILK HANDKERSquare and Round POPLIN OTSHIONS-With niched bor- '~- CHIEFS. ders; piped in shades of green, browii, rose, champagne,. H.S.Crepe-de-Chlne—With dainty and black. Price, 96. 6d. each. coloured floral sprig. Beautiful RUCHED CUSHION—AII shapes in silk. Colour- Price, Is. 3d. each, ings: Black, saxo blue, rose, and heliotrope. . H.S. tussore Silk—l2in. square,' '< i Price, 19S. Bd. each; . "Jin."" hem. ~ Price, 1s; caoh." ■ Black'Silk-Square-CUSHIONS—Buohed, with silk spray in. V""\ '~ ."'■>.■'' ' centre. Price, 225. 6d. POPULAR COLOURED BORDAINTY AFTEE.NOON TEA CLOTHS—In mercerised cotton,. DERED HANDKERCHIEFS.;' Irish linen, Tussore silk, and Renaissance, lacb. "Futura"—Woven coloured borPrlcos, 2s. 11d. to 295. 6d. , der strioes soft mull fail-Anl 1 " SUPPER CLOTH SETS-36in„ scalloped cloth, with half our, S- and Sdozen Napkins in a double damask. a \\ p r £ 6i d- 6ach _ Prices, 225. 6d. to 295, 6d. set. Pongerina—Mercerised Phin WHITE LINEN RUNNERS-Embroidered drawn-thread and - F fi te H S 4id. ■ with plain . Teneriffe lace. . Prices, Ib. 9d. to 13s. 6d. coloured hem,4*d. each: with And many other Novelties, lnspeotl • j fancy'border, each. JOY-CIVERS FOR KIDDIES. WHAT A MAN WILL LIKE. . Illustrated Toy Books, Is. :. A Smart' Necktie—We.h'ave a. splendid '-■'.. . Father Tuck's Annual, 4s. 11d. , range to suit all tastes. Presentation Books, large variety, .55. 6d .'• Prices,'is., IS.'-6d.j 2S, 6d., 3s. 6d., : Pascall's Sweets, 6d., Bd., Is., Is. 3d. 4s. 6d. upwards. •.•'■'-,•;"'■ > Perfumes,' in fancy bottles, 2S. lid. ' Linen Handkerchiefs. .'.--. Infants' Silk Shoes, ,3s. 6d. Prices, Is., is, 6d., is. lid.-, jo 3s, ed. Children's Handkerchiefs, with nursery Silk Handkerchiefs—With initial. figures, 6in box, for3s, 11d. '" Prices, 2s. ed.,' 3s. 6d., 4s, 6d. Children's Handbags, Is,, Is. 3d,, Is. Strong Umbrellas— • Hd., 2s. 6d. . . Prloes, 6s. Bd., Bs. 6d., 10s, 6d., to 30s. Children's Panama Hats, BS. 11d., 10S. / Travelling . Requisites—Large Assorted., 15S. 6d. ment■'.'•■' \ SHOP EARLY , .- SHop EARLT Saturday iI p.m. ' _ -Saturctay. U p.m.

The- Wellington Hospital Board resolved yesterday: "That as the Countess of Liverpool would be unable to open the T. G. M'Carthy Home for Convalescent Children before March next, the home be used for its intended purpose as soon as ready, and'tho formal opening be ~ •■■—.•-,

At the Hospital Board meeting yesterday, it' was recommended .that- the resignations of the nurses Hilda North and Pearl Hughan should be accepted with, regret, and that Theatre Sister F. Hart, whose services have been accepted by the military authorities, should be granted extended leavt of absence. The recommendations were adopted. '

Mrs. Lawrence Short, wife of Major Short, and Miss Cecily J. Callanan, of Palmerston North, left by the Hiverina on a visit to Australia.

The marriage took place on October 25, at Old Christchurch Priory, Hants, England, of Rose, daughter of Mr. Richard Newdick, of Buchanan Street, Glenniore, Auckland, to Lieut.' K. T. Jenssen; of the N.Z. Engineers, draughtsman in-the engineering department of the Wellington Harbour Board', son of the late Mr. T. F. Jenssen, of Trondhjem, Norway. Sister Jenssen is nursing at No. 1 General Hospital, Brockenhurst, Hants. She was for years on the staff of the Waihi Hospital prior" to joining the New Zealand nursing service on the outbreak of war.

On October ll. x at All Souls, Langhani Place, London, Captainiledmond Barry Neill, Royal'lrish Fusiliers, fourth son of Mrs. Poroival Clay Ncill, of Chingford, Dtmedin, was married to Miss Katherine Gertrude Sinclair Thompson, only, daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair Thompson, of The Crossing, Gcraldine (says the "British-Austral-asian" of October 19). DOES SUPERFLUOUS HAIR MAE YOUR BEAUTY?. The greatest humiliation is suffered by women so afflicted.. These growths may ho permanently destroyed with "KULi)AH." This safe, sure-, and simple remedy does not mark or burn the skin, and has no objectionable odour. Hair on the face and neck gives one an unkept appearance, aud -it behoves every woman, to use the best means at her disposal to completely dstroy the' growth. ICULDAH is prepared from the formula- of ono of the world's fost noted skin specialists, and is guaranteed to ■ destroy the'worst growth. Price,'Os; Cd„ from Geo. Mee, Chemist, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Posted, 3d. extra.—Advt.

WANTED Known—Exquisite Bronzes, Vases, Bowls, etc, charmingly artistic, quite on their-own, make most unique Xmas gifts; just landed. Pnngle's, Ltd., -Lambton Quay. ptJItEX CREAM-Wonderful Curo, Eczema, Pimples, Rough Hands, Scaly Skin, Red Nose, Barbers' Itch. Post free, 2a. Gd. and is. Clarke, Chemist, 110 Victoria Street, Auckland.