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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2959, 23 December 1916, Page 8

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ■ ''v'".:../.:':.'"'" ' —: —— \ KEEP OPEN TILL 10 P,M. TO-DAY. . A MERRY DAY AT TOYLAND AMx» FAIRY PALACE TO-DAY! : .i.-,;;: .Witt,'children- this- will., be the brighesi, merriest day' of the year. ; _ 1..* ; t&©; approaeli .of .Christmas, each day has seen larger crowds of children at Torknrl and; Fairy Palace—to-day, the last day, there " : " will be a record' attendance. ■•••• . ... FAIRY PALACE. rVdcA Nothing-cou|d <please. the ''hildish fancy more than the Palace with • I "s;>Sft : E4irj--QOfeei¥ snd Attendants.. School is over—the festive ; season wi.th.. jjs,.' and here at Fairy Palace is simple amusement which ap- ' : peals to-the childish 'believer in Fairies, and takes the mind off sums, • reading, and, spelling. It sixpence to enter the 'gorgeous "Fairy Palace—and there the Queen of the Fairies is enthroned, ready to answer anv 'questions concerning Fairies. Two-little Fairy At- , . tendants are also in the Palace; and each little visitor RECEIVES'A . before, leaving. To-day is the last day, and the Palace wiE ;b.e open special hours, as printed.at the bottom o fthis advertisement. ■ ~ -" X- \ TOYLAND. ' 6 " For the past, few days there has'been an incessant and increasing. ■ chatter and clatter-in Toyland. Such bright- and interesting collection. of playthings has attracted thousands of children—and parV®?t s " ~.'is every conceivable toy, old and .new, from. a. rattle for b&bs to ifeccano, Sets and real Bicycles ] for youths. Toyland will ''- open late to-night, as aanoiuioed in the following time-table:— HOURS FOR TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. ■ ' 'ALL DEPARTJIENTS will remain open till 10 p.m. FAIRY PALACE will be open, in three sessions as follows Morning: 10.30 till 12.30. T Afternoon: 2.30 till 5.30. •. , V Evenitig:.'7 till 9.30.' ' A SPECIAL'-HO? TEAW4LL BE SERVED IN OUR TEA* . ROOMS FROM 5 p.m. THIS EVENINC. , ; ' ■ . ' ■ vKIRKCALDIE^; & STAINS, LTD* THE VERY THING YOU WANT : IN CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY SHOES. Children's Sandals and . Sand Shoes, Women's White Shoes, Men's Slippers,. and . all kinds of Sporting and Vacation Shoes. No matter what you want in footwear make straight for one of our shops, and yoa will be sure to get it at a rea-' eonable price. . SHOP EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH. CHILDREN'S BLACK OR TAN SANDALS, with strong sewn leather soles— 7 to 10, ss. lid; 11 to 1, Gs. 6d.s Maids', 2 to 7, 7s. 6d. CHILDREN'S WHITE OR GREY SAND SHOES, with rtibber heels for the seaside—7 to 10, 25.; 11 to 1, 2s. 6d. WOMEN'S TENNIS \AND CROQUET SHOES .suitable for any kind of holiday wear—2s. 6d. to 4s. Ud. . WOMEN'S DAINTY WHITE WALKING- SHOES, in the-very latest of styles - and. shapes—7s. 6d. to 215., WOMEN'S ELEGANT WHITE AND FANCY AMERICAN BOOTS. The last word in.fashionable footwear—4os. to 555, ' .MEN'S TENNIS, BOWLING, AND yIcATION SHOES of every description. • Donfc go. away Tnthoufc a pair—2s. lid. to 6s 6d' st usmliis raft- ■ &; HANNAH' ; & . CO., LTD., % ; . 260 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, v • , -VT WELLINGTON, v

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