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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 166, 3 April 1918, Page 4

j- Remnant day-a day of .SPLENDID SAVING CHANCES . j- -AT KIEKCALDIES' i-. I ■ • Tie first Wednesday in each month is set aside for the clearance of " the inevitable accumulation df Remnants and Oddments from all !'■ departments, and to-day wo offer you saving chances tout are not* : everyday happenings. I: ■ -V .. ■ ! REMNANTS AND ODDMENTS AT BARGAIN PRICES, |■' " • ■ ! There! are Remnants of Silts, Safins, Dress Materials, Prints, Cali- ! coes; Sheeting, Flannel, Flannelette, Crepe, Shirtings, Towellings, Emj ' broideries, etc., to be cleared regardless of cost. j, . , HERE ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS: ' ■ Thore are huijdreds of remnants from all departments, short ends j that must be oloared, and oddments to be sacrificed. It is surely ■ a saving opportunity that you cannot afford to miss. Eor instance, there are some NAVY SERGE COATS AND SKIRTS to be cleared at : than half price. The usual prices are 695. 6d ! . to iE9 95., and for to-day the special prices are from 295. 6d, to £5 55,; all good styles, ! too. Thero are also 50 other TWEED COATS AND SKIRTS in light colouis to be cleared at bargain prices. Another example: 2 only i BURBERRY TWEED COATS in pepper and salt mixture, reduced from i£9 9s. to 945. 6d. for to-day only. A line of LADIES' TA- ! KANTTJLLE CAMISOLES, trimmed with Swiss embroidery and Val. I lace. Usually sold at 7s. 6d. Bargain Price, ss, 11d. each, j" Owing to the increased popularity of our Bargain Wednesday we find ' it'necessaiy to devote more space to this great shopping event. To this endi we have' moved the Bargain Room to the site lately occu- ■ pied by the Picture Department—just immediately over the Crockery Department. • BE SURE AND CALL EAKEY—BARGAIN EOOM FIRST FLOOR, . JUST ABOVE CROCKERY DEPARTMENT. I' • : ....... KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. I•• t L T """ — ; ; •— — B. SANNAM k CO., LTD. !: : : , —-— 1111 . WOMEN'S,-TAN WALKING SHOES ; 'SUITABLE FOR ANY CLIMATE ■ (Borne months ago we realised that-TAN SHOES were coming strong, therefore [ prepared accordingly. Our assortment is now complete, and .we are showing ,B6me really smart'lines in WOMEN'S TAN FOOTWEAR, which blends so nicely |,-with Khaki. i . , WE HAVE THEM EITHER LIGHT OR STRONG. | I No. S3l9—Women's Tan Calf Court No. 1112—Women's Tan Calf Derby i . Shoes, smart shape, Goodyear welta, Shoes, Goodyear welted soles, medium ■ 1 neat Cuban heels—2os. ' round toes, commonsense heels—2ss. '■No. 1114—Women's Tan Kid Court No. 1113-Womeh's Tan Kid Derby [;. sh.«, ™,a <•«, a, u«i,- ' it" ii« tt7 , m -XT-, rr i n No. Toney Red Calf j iNo. 1115—Women s Tan Kid Heel Bar Derby Shoes, perforated quarters, J;/ Shoes, perforated collarette, welted gmar t Pug toes, high Cuban heels- <• 801e5—235.,6d. 30 S _ No. Slßß—Women's Tan Calf Heel Bar No. 1106—Women's Tan Calf Brogue !•■: Shoes, ; light soles,, smart heels, Golf Shoes, stout welted soles, Suit"Dorothy"—2ss. able heels—2Bs. 6d. ' POST FREE when Cash is sent with orders, i Don't Forget to mention your size. i • E. HANNAH. & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. im in ,L rir.niiTr.i»i..iii»uiMiH)iiwnnTwrwri YOU CAN LIVE YESTERDAY OVER AGAIN WHEN YOU BECOME THE POSSESSOE OF AN ANSCO ; r It is the most perfect' littlo Camera mado, a model of exactness and oompactness. ;' The "Ansco" takes bright, clear piotures which may bo much enlarged; ; and it is a wonderful combination of all that is best in Camera Construc- • tionl ' No. II ANSCO, fitted with Fotfusing AnaStigmat Lons. F 7.5. is priced at 1 ( £4 7s. 6d. , . Let the "ANSCO People" demonstrate the high merits of this "greatest j: of all" Cameras. [ '■' : '' f:; ''' : ~''WATEaiWORTHS LIMITED, "THE ANSCO PEOPLE." j £86 LAMBTON ■ QUAY (next Kelbum Tram) WELLINGTON. 68 .Queen Street ... Auckland. - ii ii | | n

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News comes to hand, says the Samoa "Times," from Faga, Savaii, of the arrival there of a party of three natives from one of the Tokelau Group, who had done the journey of 250 miles or so in an open boat. Natives oii the beach at the former place noticed a small boat outside the reef, endeavouring to make the passage inside, but evidently in difficulties, as there was a strong northerly wind, amounting almost to a gale, blowing from the north, with a heavy swell, in which the boat was labouring. As they watched tho frail craft, they saw her lifted by a wave and carried clean over tho reef, tho occupants being thrown out_ and the boat swamped. Several natives went out to their assistance and brought them in. The rescued persons were a youth and two girls, who spoke Samoan very imperfectly, and great was the surprise of their rescuers when they learned from whence the visitors had crme. They were escorted to the house of a native missionary near liv, where tliev were hospitably received and seemed little the worse for their hazardous voyage. It transpired that the party, consisting of a brother and two sisters, had left their home in the Tokelau Group lour days before. A family quarrel had occurred, they said, in' conscnuenee of which they decided to leuve the island and makefor Savaii. The boat they travelled in is about 14ft. lontr, with a sail and rudder, but no oars, and having thrown in a few green coconuts and a small quantity of copra, they loft one evening after nightfall on their long journey. Fortunately a northerly wind nrovailed thrmmiwnt. and tliev were able to make their destination without particular incident in tho time stated, thousih their stock of coconuts was exhausted by the timo thoy sighted land.