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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 143, 6 March 1918, Page 4

; ;•„ ■■ - ,;;..-.-..... _ :... ......:... ' ILJM< [ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ;.•■ - •■• •■' ■■■■■-- ■— „; * —.— <■ OUR ART JEWELLERY IS NOVEL AND IS PRICED MOST ATTRACTIVELY : ' No longer are you limited to jewellery of plain gold and silver with the ••. usual small selection of gonis— our Art Jewellery is different, and' jf any- ,. thing , is daintier. l You will surely be interested in our collection of all • ;the newest notions in this jewellery—each piece in good taste and suitable . for wear upon any occasion. ■■■■'■ ■' SEE THE DISPLAY IN ONE OF OUR LAMBTON QUAY ■ WINDOWS. SEE NEW AMERICAN NOVELTY NECKWEAR-In red, blue, and heliotrope. ■ : Price, ss. 6d. - PEARL BEAD NECKLACES- Prices, 3s. 11d., 55., 6s. 6d., 10s. 6d. to 355. iPEAEL BEAD NECKCHAINS-27 irthps long. Price, 3s. 6d. ■ ,THE "NEW EMPRESS" ART STONE NECKLACES-In pretty styles and colourings in mottled effects; dull purple, green, blue, and brown. ~. , , ~,., " Prices, 12s. 6d. and 15s. jtfHE ''NEW .EMPRESS" ART STONE RIBBON CHAINS-In blue, green, pink, I purple stones on black ribbon. Price, as. bd. TTHE "NEW EMPRESS" ART STONE BUTTON BROOCH-In green, pink, '■•' i• blue, and other colours, in niottjed effects, mounted on silver. .:••..- . ' Price, ss. -(COLOURED BEAD NECKLACES—In green, blue, purple, cornl, and green and ■: - ' coral. ( Prices, 2s, 3d. and 2s, 6d. PEARL AND JET 5 8E.4D NECKLACES-27 inches long; novelty design. ■ . Price, ss. f>d. ■ ,!AMBER BEAD NECELACES-27 inches long. Price, 7s. lid. CORAL AND PEARL BEAD NOVELTY NECKCHAINS-27 inches long. ■ i - Price, 4s, 6d. • '■ EMERALD.AND AMBER BEAD NECKCHAINS-27 inches long. .■■■■■••"■ Price, 4s. 6d. NOVELTY JET NECKCITAINS-22 inches long. Price, 7s. 6d. ■'.:'• '3BEAL CORAL NECKLACES- Prices, 3s. 9d., 4s. 6d., 9s. 6d., 11s. 6d. : LONG CORAL NECKCHAINS- . " Price, 19s. 6d. ; ■"• iBAEBANI NECKCHAINS-A very smart French novelty. Prices, 13s. 6d., 16s. 6d., 17s. 6d,, 21s. BLACK RIBBON CFAINS-With red, blue, navy, and amber dirops. Price, Is, 9d, rach, INGEESOLL WATCHES-Suitable for men or boys; 12 months' guarantee. . : . ' Prices, 7s. 6d., 11s. 6d. each. ':■■ ■ \ GENT'S OPEN FACE NICIO3L WATCEES-Swiss make. ■'I". ' Prices, 9s. 6d,, 17s. 6d. : 'GENT'S SILVER WALTHAM WATCHES-' ' Price, 655, .',■'. \ . i IMPORTANT NOTICE-TO-DAY IS REMNANT DAY. ;•'■■ The big offering of ohoice Remnants and Oddments in our Bargain Eoom to-day is of particular interest, for this is the first Remnant Day this year. .Specially attractivo are the remnants—over a month's collection, 1 I , all of high-grade quality. Bargain prices rule throughout, and you '. \ should certainly. call and see what economical shopping is possible this ' day. The bargain room is on the first floor. i •;' FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR O.UALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. V ' KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. ;:>(-;■ ■. ~~"~"~. .• .-,■ =«« ■ • E.' MANNAH ft CO., TJTD-l ACTIVE SERVICE BOOTS FOR MILITARY OFFICERS . . ' USEFUL BOOTS FOR CIVILIANS, TOOI ;.'Wellington said "A Soldier is as good ae his feet," which emphasises the importance of being well booted. Our Military Boots will stand. lots of hard knocks ;. and give absolute comfort from the first day of wearing—they require no ' • breaking in.. ■ • ' BUY YOUR BOOTS DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS. N ?iJ! os_Men ' S Gr , eenll j de Workin ? No. 1614-Men's Tan Calf Derby Bale, ~ Boots, no caps, extoetrong screwed Mat Oft « stoutkh Goodyear welted. , soles, wax threaded stitched uppers- 80 | es> and not too ' No. 1911-Men's Brown Grain-Leather No - Mlo7—Men's'Tan Calf Derby Bals, . Marching Boote regulation pattern double stitched wide welts, Eclectic -'■ uppers, Military shape toes-355. brand ; T6r y roomy-«s. No. , 1613—Men's Brown Calf Derby No. MB6—Men's Tan Calf "Warko" / Bale, no toe caps, medium weight open front Bale, watertight tongue • welted eoles—37s. 6d. stout soles—so 3. ' WE AR.E GOOD ON REPAIRS-DUROX SOLES IF REQUIRED. . R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., MILITAEY BOOTMAKERS, ' • , '■"■' WELLINGTON. t m m m i,»,m:m^^ umum^mi n i , whium^ LEARNING PHOTOGRAPHY ' '■ ' ■'.:,' ■- ■ \ . ■ i ■ -"■' In learning photography ilon't make the mistake of beginning with a • poor or inferior kind of camera. 'Buy the best Camera you can afford, ' ' . and the best Camera for beginners is the , 1 ' (No. O ANSCO VEST POCKET CAMERA ■ This Camera will readily fit into the vest pocket and' so may be carried ' anywhere. It is fitted with on anastigmat lens F. 7.5, m a focusinajacket which permits you to use tho full nperature of the lens on • ear objects—a feature without' which an anastigmat lens is of no more value than a cheap , single lens. . ' .The Price is M 7s. Od., with black leather case. • '"' . • '■..:■' i - " ' .:. WATERWORTIS LIMITED, ■';.,.■ "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," -. 286 LAMBTON QUAY- (next Kelburn Tram). ... WELLINGTON. • 58 Queen Street ... Auckland.

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