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KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. CONSIDER TOUR COLD WEATHER NEEDS AND BUY THEM AT OUR SALE! You can save nob only on present needs, but on many future- requuempnls at. out Gieat Summer Sale. The bargaiu spirit, is allembracing here. ALL -our stocks are offered, hence, all-fcbc-year-roimd goods run be .secured at considerable reductions in price. The great'rleni.mro has justified our claim that it would be the greatest salo of the season, and a visit in a matter .of immediate- importance. Tlieso items indicate the liberal reductions — NEVER BEFORE SUCH "MANTLE" BARGAINS. & Large Variotv of ZEPFIVR DRESSING GOWNS—lit all colours, with- inset sleeves, and finished with embroidery , collars and cuffs. Usual Prices, 17s. 6d. to 21s. Sale Price, ss, 11' d. IKAVY SERGTC COSTUMES—AH wido skirts.; coats medium length, allofbesS cut and workmanship, collars finished with, velvet, silk, or braid;'in a vnriotj- of styles. Usual Price, 695. 6d. Sale Price, 498. Bd. : BfAVY OOSTI'MKS—Tn find suiting fiergc; all wide circular skirts; coats ■ rather longer nt back than front, in semi-fiHi.ug loose style; etlges trim- - ined-with, strappings of. cloth. Usual Prico, 595. 6d. Safe Price, 295. 6d. Smart Cioam GABARDINE COSTUMES—In medium.length coate, all-smart stales, with louiidcd. collars and rerers;. wide circular corselet skirts; these are new goods, only just in, absolutely clean and fresh. Usually 61- guinens.' . ' ' Sale Price, 603. 6d. ' 8 only Knini't Now TUSSOR.R COSTUMES—Iu original styles; all -wide- corselet skirts, thoroughly up-to-date, and only now opened; absolutely fresh and'clean. Usually 5 .to BsromnS '{ Sale Prico, 495. 6d. SAVINGS ON THE BEST CORSETS. ■ROYAL AYOUCF.STEK CORSHSTS—.Suitable for slender and average flgures; medium and.low bust models.. Usual Price-, 6s. lid. Sale Price, 6s, lid'. WOYAL WORCESTER MODEL—Kor■full, figures; m white coutil; six hose ' supports. Usual Price, .Vis. 6d. ". Sale Price, 10s. 9d. .BON TON COHSKT—In white coutil; medium and low bust; long skirt. j Usual Price. 19.?. 6d. ' Salo Price, 16s. 6tl. I'LA TJDA COKSET—Tn unite coutil; medium bust; four hoso supports. Usual Prico, 255. Gd ' . • Salo Price, 16s. 6d. / IP. AND A. COPvSET— In ttronc; wlnto' coutil; suitable for averago and full figures. Usual Price, ]3s. 6d. ! Sale Price, 118. 6cl. iESTELLK OTRSCT—In white contil; suitablo for slight ftgUTGS; 19 to 26. Usual Price, Gs. 6d., \ . Sale Price, 4s. 11d, MEN'S CLOTHES LOWER IN PRICE. English Tnilov-mndo BOXED fiUJTS—In tweeds, worsteds and' serge; good: r business suits. Usunl Piirot,, 525. 6d., 555.,635.j 705., 755., 84s. ' Sab Prices, ms. cd,, 4SB, 6d., 555., 598, ed., 635. 6d., 7ds. Cent's SPORTS or GOLF SUITS—With Trousers, in-. Tweeds, Assorted Grey Fl-.uinol. Homespun, mid Harris. Usual Prices, 455., 495. 6d., oos.. 635. Salo Prices, 38s, 6d., 423. 6d., 465. 6d., 535. 6tt. US only JIEK'S SAC SUlTS—American- and English tailor-made, epecially cut and well made, in navy, brown, and heather. Usuel Prices, S4s. to , , lOos. .'. . Now 655, eaoh. jRALEIGH RATXCOATS and other most, reliable makes, such as Burberry, . Dexter, lloptonetto, and Zambrcno. Usual Prices, 4f)s. 6d., Sss., 655., Pis., 955., 103s. to £8 Ba. ' , Sals Prices, 425. 6d., 475. 6rt,, srs. Gd., 725. 6d., 81s. 6d., 90s. to £7 3s. 6d. Boys' NOKFOLK SUITS—In twoed, worsted, and serges; mostly all largo sizes. Usual Prices, 395. (id. to .555. Now 12s. 6d., 165., 17S. 6tf., iflff.Cd., 255. MORE BARGAINS TOrDAY THAN TO-MORROW! KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. POST YOUR ORDER FOR SHOES '..- DIRECT TO US! YOU CAN SAVE LOTS'OF MONEY. Under our MAIL ORDER SYSTEM all orders received by us, are posted the same day as we recoive thorn. Tho greatest care is exercised in selecting rho goods, and if ; when you reccivo them you find they don't fit or suit, return tho goods to us, together with tho salo docket, and we will- EXCHANGE them or EEFUND THE MONEY if required. .' . IF YOU WANT THE BEST COME TO US. IT'S TIME FOR ECONOMY JUST NOW. i! Post Card will bo suffioieiit, upon receipt: of which we will be pleased to lend , you our LATEST PKKJE LIST. Just drop ua £ line, it will pay you E, HANNAH & CO., LTD.,' MANUFACTURERS AND REI'AILEES. '; . WELLJNCTON.

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TAKE THE V.P. ANSCO CAMERA INTO CAMP! ; right at the beginning and Cs\ take .picture records of-your soldiering—arrival at camp, medical in- ■ epection, so-and-so and self in denims, , tucker-time—tho opportunities are endless. '•'.'.'.' . . . ■ ' LETS SHOW. TOTJ THIS ; HANDY CAMERA. It takes roll films, has a fine, lens, a time and instantaneous shutter; and fits easily into the breast pocket. It should be your very first camp investment. Call! WATERWORKS liambton Quay, next Kelbuvn Tram, WELLINGTON, • And at 58 Queen Street, AUCKLAND,. & L;-" wfgjjdllfftfffiSjj Distinguished HOT WEATHER CLOTHES CHOULD ensure Coolness combined with • Stylo. These are features of Summer Specialties at . ' MILLIGAN'S, . KELBURN AVENUE. : THE WEATHER : $_. FORECAST AND SUMMARY "■■ AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present indications Aro for west-to south- ( -wQStcrly winds, strong to ,Ealc. 5 -Weather boisterous,, with rain probable generally, and snow on higher ' levels in the south. Barometer rising . overywhere soon. • . . A cyclone passed in tho (jortJi on Satur- • day, aud heavy rainfall was experienced. . An-extensive' westerly storm Rrea now envelops the Dominion, and high uorther- ' ]y and westerly winds have predominated, - with rain'in modi parts of the country. D. 0. BATES.' ' Meteorological Office, Wellington, ■February 5, 1917. ; DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) f I'cathcrslpii, February 5..-Showcry. , Grcylown, February s.—Fine, but threat- '" ening. ___________ ' Among tlio most curious «f trees is - tho gigantic naobaij, which flourishes in , Central Africa, tho trunk of which - sometimes. attains a diameter of forty I. foot, according to Hie "Los Angeles ' Times." This trunk serves as a na- ; tural cistern, retaining rain w.ator. in ' largo quantities in a cavity formed at tho top. Tho Arabs artilicially hollow ' out tho -trunks of largo baobabs, and • fill them with water during tho prevalence of rain as a provision against the , dry season. These cisterns arc in I many cases twenty feet in height and . eight or ten feet in diameter. I A correspondent, writing to the e(i?- ■' rent issue of "Tho Wishing Gazette, , ' 1 describes tho laking.-. : of live Jish from ' tlie bottom of a Transvaal gold mine. "The fish," ho states, "were found 5 in tho catchment at the' flOOft. level, j and also al> tho bottom of tho shaft. ; The particular shaft from which they eaino is vertical iind .'lßool't. deep. Tho fact that they were found nlive at tho • bottom as well shows, 1 think, that j they must have been merely spawn I when they fell. This fish. 1 bare seen ' wore barbel, eery light, in colour, and from _6iD. to Win. long, and up to Jib. in. weight.