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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 144, 7 March 1918, Page 4

/ KIRKGALDIE & STAINS, LTD. A GRAND DISPLAY OF THE NEW AUTUMN COSTUME IMPORTATIONS This interesting showing of lovely costumes from tho Homeland is now rt'. 'being conducted in "the Mantles.' Here you will find the Autumn and Winter features—eaoh costumo carefully selected in London, find authoritative in overy ; detail of cut and finish. We can insure you that an • ; hour, or two spent in viewing these importations will bo time well utilised. BEFORE CALLING READ THESE NOTES:£XCLUSIVE MODEL IN PUTTY SHADE GABARDINE—Large cape collar and V strip on cuffs of Puma; coat fastens high to throat; plain centre back, I high'waisted effect,-very full on sides and liips; smart skirt—narrow band '"-'ii - is continued'from panel to fasten at centre back, double pleats on each ' , ; side; coat lined to waist with whito Merv. Price, £15 15s. (DISTINCTIVE MODEL IN BROWN GABARDINE—Cut on the latest smart and . very .becoming line 6; large collar; plain front fastens high to throat; ■v . . . narrow belt, heavily stitched around sides and back-; softly gathered skirt—panel, front and. double pleats each sicio of, same. Price, £13 13s. (PRY DRESSY MODEL IN DARK FAWN VI3LOUR CLOTH-Squnre collar at ..' • back, long roll in front, embroidered to tone iij tho corners; high waisted ~ ' ' belt across back, plain sidea, sash belt across front; a band of material about 18 inches deep forma loose pocket on each side; trimmed with heavy stitching in oinnamon brown silk; lined throughout with white Merv. > v "Skirt equally smart. Price, £10 10s. LAN ADVANCE MODEL—Neat: and effective in dark brown and black checlc all,wool suiting. Well tailored on becoming lines; fairly long coat; neat coat • ' collar'and rovers; belted; novelty sling pockets; coat lined to waist with , "heavy Jap. Silk. Price, £11 11s. $CH ARMING COAT AND SKIRT FOR WINTER WEAR IN BLACK VELVETEEN—CoIIar square nt back, long roll in front, and trimmed across back with whole skin of Fitoh; novelty patch pockets; sash tie iiy front ~of • double fancy cord; linedi to waist with champagne Merv. • « . Price, £9 19s. Gd. tjJEfr AND UP-TO-DATE MODEL IN MOLE SOFT .SERGE—ShawI collar and cuffs, trimmed with a strip of black Pony Skin; coat cut on tho becoming >&•••'iV.V 'straight lines; slit pockets; shaped circular belt coming from sides gives 't' -, '- a .splendid finish to centre front; skirt cut on similar lines. - Price, £11 11s. ' ADVANCE MODEL IN WINE COLOUR OLOTH-Shawl collar and tabs from , ' waist-line, heavily stitc'hed with silk to tone; three-quarter coat, belted, jnanw at back and the ne.w twin belt across front; skirt prettily trimmed ;' . ■ with stitching and pointed box pleats each side of front; coat lined throughout with shot Merv. ■ , Price, £16 16s. .(NEAT AND EFFECTIVE COAT AND SKIRT IN BOTTLE GREEN GABARDINE —Cut on the very latest and up-to-date lines; Opossum collar andi cuffs; novelty, slit pockets; coat lined to waist with shot Merv. Price, £16 16s, FOR WEAR WITH THE ABOVE THE STETSON ' VELOUR HAT FOR LADIES IS MOST FASHIONABLE. . 1 SEE THE FOUR MODELS. v — « FAMOUS FOR; OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. ■ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. s ' B. HANNAH' & CO., LTD.. ACTIVE SERVICE BOOTS FOE MILITARY OFFICERS USEFUL BOOTS FOR CIVILIANS, TOO! v - j :! -Wellington said "A Soldier is as good as 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 . ; J breaking in. j . '.BUY YOUR BOOTS DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS, :l: ;;]«"*»* *¥* mm- «ol«, Jii „,d not if/ l.'No. 1911—Men's Brown Grain Leather No. Mlo7—Men's Tan Calf Dorby Bala, Marching Boots regulation pattern double stitched wide welts, Eclectic . ' V uppers, Military shape toes—3ss, brand; very roomy—4ss, - . 'No. 1613—Men's Brown Calf Derby No. MB6—Men's Tan Calf "Warko" ,y O . Bals,, no toe caps, medium weight open front Bale, watertight toncue welted soles-375. 6d. . stout soles-50s. 6 ' WE ARE GOOD ON REPAIRS—DU ROX SOLES IF REQUIRED. R. HANNAH.' & CO., LTD., ■ MILITARY BOOTMAKERS, WELLINGTON. " ■ 'HMMBMBBHIIIIWIIIIIIW JUIUiLHIIII JUI " "-|lir 1 'Tr'T'lffirr" I I TiTrrrTTTrroi ; A TURN OF THE THUMB' GETS THE PICTURE SHARP AND CLEAR. No. 0 ANSCO VEST POCKET CAMERA '■}■ ■'• . :' Ho: 0 ANSCO 'is a real good Camera of distinctive quality. f' 11 is fitted', with an anastigmat lens, P. 7.5, in a focusing jacket, This is important, as no anastigmat can be used to full advantage ex- ' copt it can be focused. ' ' ' ; :• ' With leather rase complete, the No. 0 ANSCO costs £4 7s. 6d„ and • It is honeevly worth moce for the excellent results it gives. LIMITED, • ■'•'■' "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," K6 LAMBTON QUAY (next Kelburn Tram) ... WELLINGTON. • 53 Queen Street ... Auckland.

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