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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 37, 7 November 1918, Page 4

, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. LTD. i '"FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR ' QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. ,, , \ I . '■' * A MONSTER SHIPMENT OF FINE SWISS [ EMBROIDERIES AND MOTIFS JUST IN-. SEE TWO BIG WINDOWS ■■ \ .. ■ I <818,000 worth in all, and beautiful qualities in an unending range of dainty patterns. Never before has such a. huge lot como to hand in i one shipment, and we are anxious to give you the benefit of making i yonr ohoico from such a wide variety. i 'THERE ARE FLQUNCINGS, CAMISOLE EMBROIDERIES, EDGINGS -~-~AND INSERTIONS, BEADINGS, MOTIFS IN GREAT VARIETY, ! CALL AS SOON AS YOU CAN TO SEE THEM. 1 Below to quote & few-of the styles, but of course this space cannot ! possibly allow, description of our whole range. •• Just note these values:— , ' FINE FRENCH.MULL' MUSLIN FLOUNCINGS-Very choice* de-< signs; 45i a. wide. '9s. "Bd., 12s. 6d., and 16s, 6d. yard. ' ' DAINTY OK.GANDI MUSLIN PLOUNCINGS-In a superfine qual- ; ity lovely designs ,27in. wide. \ ■ 17s. 6d. yard. 'A RANGE OF PRETTY VOILE FLOUNCINGS-In small designs, i suitable for children's wear; 9 patterns; 27in. wide. I ,4s. 11d. and ss. lid. yard, '< A" USEFUL RANGE OF LONGCLOTH FLOUNCING-Very suitable for underclothing; 27in. wide. 6s. 6d., 7s, 6d., and Bs. 11d. yard. , FINE LONGCLOTH , NARROW FRILLED EMBROIDERY FLOUNCING—For children's petticoats; frilled joined with hemstitohing; , durable and neat; 12in. wide. ' ss. 6d. yard. SPECIALLY FINE GRADE OF LONGCLOTH CAMISOLE ■ EMBROIDERY—Hand "Maderia" work; insertion for shoulder to ' 1 matoh. .11s. 6d. yard. ,' ' Insertion- 4s, 6d. yard. DAINTIEST MUSLIN CAMISOLE EMBMTOERIES-Fine hand embroidered effeots'in floral designs; lovely quality muslin. Embroidery- 19s. 6d. yard. , . •■.■....■ . Insertion- , ss. 6d, yard. i , FEENCH MUSLIN CAMISOLE BMBEOIDERT-In lovely filet designs, and edging quite new and especially dainty for evening weftr . .'' .' ■ Embroidery- 17s. 6d. yard. 1 / . Insertion- 3s. 11d, yard, i KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. . ' R. BLANNAH- '■'&■: CO., . MD. : DURABILITY FIRST IN WIDE TREAD SHOES FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GIRLS Girls attending Scliool or College need, when the nunnw come*. Shoes that are durable'end yet not too heavy. Our lines fulfil all your requirements, and are commended to your attention. i No HlO-GIRLS' GLACE CALF DERBY SHOES-Patent caps, sewn soles. 7 to 10, lls. Gd.; 11 to 1,125. 6d. ' No 14U-GIRLS' KANGARETTE DERBY SHOES-Patent sapa.-welted. 7to 10, 143. 6d.; 11 to 1,, 15s. Bd.' . . „' No 1412-GIRLS , KANGARETTE 1 BAR SHOES-Welted. 7to 10, ISs. 6d.; 11 to 1, 14s. 6d. ■ ■■■■•"'■ i . No 1418-GIBLS' CHROME 1 BAR SHOES-Sewn soles. 7to 10, 9s. 6d.; 11 to 1, 10s. 6d. ■ i No. 14M-MISSE9 , GLACE.HEEL BAR. BHOES-Sewn soles. 2to 5/ 14s. 6d. No litOS-MISSES , GLACE 1 BAR 2 BUTTON SHOES-Self caps, sewn srles. 2 to. 5, 15s. Od. ' • No. 1406-IiISSES' GLACE CALF DERBY SHOES-Patent caps, sewn soles. 2 to 6, 15s. 6d. No. UO7-MISSES- , BOX CALF OXFORD SHOES-Self caps, sewn soles. 15s. 6d. ft. HANNAH & CO., LTD., 250 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. . '«»— __,!*■..■■ iM.j« M »«^ l «.«.—i—»i".m^^ ' y ■ "Speedex"—the name is indicative of the \ , qualities of the film. The "Speedex" is ■ speedy and sure-nnade by the origina- ' TAKE IT'ON .tors of the Roll Film. For snapshots, the Speedex is ideal—you can depend A " SPEEDEX ' ' ' upon it, to reoord faithfully and olearly PIT 1W ' those picnic groups, landscapes, 6oaflLlu. scapes, and interesting incidents one loves to "look back upon." Made from i . highest grade materials, uniform in qual- . : ity, guaranteed flawless, the Speedex ...... .' merits a trial by you this Summer—this ■ • week. All sizes to fit all Cameras. ' ' ... Call for one! WATEIWORTHS LTD.: : . THE ANSCO PEOPLE ZiAMBTON QUAY (next Kelburn Tram), WELLINGTON. ■ And at 58. Queen Street, Auckland. ■ . HAWSE'S BAY WINES. HAWKE'S BAY WINES. ' """ ' Ik&Jll/Ofl Grown and Matured at IfHi THE FAMOUS «sffi|isi WE MATA VINEYARDS, H.B. «£&*)!*&'■ - ' MATA ?INEYARI)S . H.B. I CLARET 38s. doz. quarts, MR. James .Kay,' chaW , "":::::: I?: :,'■ :: ' CUTTER of th'e Best London Experi- MADEIRA"".'."'.'. «s'. "„ ence, has joined NOTE TO CONSUMERS—If" your MILLIGAN'S TAILORING own Wine Merchant be unablo to eupply, t mAT , w please ■ communicate direct with the BTA.br, Growers— tt-ptptttjw awntttf REGINALD COLLINS, LTD. KELBURN AVENUE. (To Mata vineyards B ' ranoh) ; i P.O. Box 88, Havelook North, H.B. ! TONDON AND LANCASHIRE W' BMDGE> MNTIST U FIRE 'INSURANCE. CO., LTD. (Late Upper Willis ' stree «- — - ■ Macarthy's Chambers, ! PIRE.-Loweet Rfltea and Prompt Settle- 50 WILLIS STREET. i mento. , 'Phone 4491. (Opp. Hotel Windsor.) !" MABINB.—AII Classee Covered, inoluding • ! Personal Luggage against All Risks. ' ! \ , » most Liberal- Peraonal Aooidont B Case B meflt Bordc ing ° 8 , J Policy, including a Llrt of Dlaom. Toilet B¥ine) Mixing ffig f I '• BECURITY 'TO POLICYHOLDERS. Low chairs - at ' ' ; • ' ■ RADFORD'S, ;. i ■ ;_ . . ■ ■ Manners and Willis Street.. { .Full Information can be obtained at . r- 1 I : Johnston & 00., ltd., THE WEATHER i ; CHIEF AGENTS & ATTORNEYS, " * i. •.:.; WELLINGTON. FORECAST AND SUMMARY j ■'■'_ ' ■ , AT a P.M. YESTERDAY. I ■"■ '■'. INGEESOLL MADE A FORTUNE. ISS^^SZSI : StaSfti iSfiSte iSLrtStt -uthern ffi o ßt dißtdcts of the South I, I patented. "Inventor's Guide" free from J**& Barometer unsteady. 1 ' Baldwin and Ravward Patent Attor- , North-west winds have prevailed and ' ,™ in™l,KW Wellington have increased Btrong to galo in and BouthLeys, 215 Lambton yuay, weinngrou. war(la of Oook stlaiti Frlir and warm '• — • weather has ruled in the East Coast die- : .' ~~~ ' trlcts, but elsewhere the skies have cloud--1 TO READERS. f? °, vcr and rain has fallen to-day in ■ westlaiul. Atmospheric preesure has,been T ; O avoid disappointment readers of in tho south. 0 BATES "The Dominion" aro urged to aub- ' ' Di rco 'tor i wribe for a regular period through the Meteorological Office. Wellington, ; pearest agent (name on application). November 6, 1918. i Prepaid Subscription Rates nre:— i 3 months. 6months. Yearly. DISTRICT REPORTS. I (prom Agent ~. 12 0 13 6 26 0 (From Our Special Correspondents.) ; Posted - 15 3 110 0 219 0 Featherston. November 6.-Strong west--1 Brtra far booking 1 0 02 6 06 0 erly wind. i '■ Prenoyment effects a saving, ensures Groytown, November 6.-Finc. Tegular snpply, and avoids waste of ""terton, November 6,-Flne, but windy. *■ •' ' paper. In view of tho oxtreme difficulty ==== i !n nrcwring adequate eupplies of paper We think summer's coming eoon. Anyr' for a large and growing oiroulatlon, how we are right ready With light-weight 1 iroMiloe of waste ia voiy necessary, knee drawers, Is. lid. to Bs. Ud, Also full • ud fie assistanoa of the pnttio tq thii range famous Cellular underwear, Geo. ! SS ta asked fat. ' Bwlde, Ltd.-Advt.