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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 96, 17 January 1919, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. "FAMOUS FOR OVER 50 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE.'• -4 , . • , FOR THE RACES. A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF LATEST , NOVELTIES FOR RACE WEAR. EXAMPLES OF.STYLISH FOOTWEAR JUST TO HAND. WHITE NEW BUCKSKIN LACE OXFORD BOOTS—Pump soles, self-, covered Louis heels; built on the "Sweet Lavender" Inst; a boot with" a chaiuctcr. . Price, 595. 6d. pair. . WHITE WASHABLE KID DERBY SHOES—Plain vamp, self-cov-eied Cuban heels, medium pointed toes; built on the pretty "Mary Pickford" last. ' Price, 525, 6d. pair. WHITE WASHABLE KID HIGH-LEG LACE BO'OTS-Plain vamp, I '• self-covered Cuban heels, m cdium pointed toes; "Jlaiy Pickford" last; very neat and stylish. Price. 755. pair. BRONZE KID HIGH-LEG LACE BOOTS-Plain vamps, sel&covered _ Cuban heels; very attractive. Price, 755. pair. .CHAMPAGNE'KID'HIGH-LEG' BOOTS-Self-covered Cuban heels, plain vamps, medium poi nted toes'; "Mary Pickford" last; superior quality snd dressy. . Price,.7ss. pair. GREY SUEDE HIGH-LEG LACE BOOTS—SeIf-covered Cuban heels, plain vamps, medium poin ted toes; "Mary Pickford" last; very ,neat and pretty. Pr.ice, 755. pair. GLOVES OF QUALITY IN AN ' 'ABUNDANCE OF CHOICE STYLES. / CALVAT'S TWO AND THREE-DOME KID GLOVES-With self and. black sti'fchingß, in shades of beaver, brown, tan, grey, black, end white. Pricts, 12s. 6d. and 14s. 6d. CALVA1 V S TWO-DOME KID GLOVES—With plain backs, in tans, beavers, greys, black, and white. Prices 11s, 9d. and 13s. 6d. * THREE-BUTTON.FRENCH KID GLOVES-In beavers,' pastels, and browns, with plain backs. Price, 9s. 6d. TWO AND THREE-DOME KID GLOVES—With self stitchings in good shades. , Price, ss. 11d. THBEE-DOME REYNIER SUEDE-With self stitchings,' in- all shades of beavers and greys, also in black and white. Price, 16s. 6d, SEE OUR WINDOWS-TO-DAY, SPECIAL DISPLAYS OF RACE FROCKS, VGOWNS, COSTUMES-EVERYTHING THE SMART WOMAN DESIRES FOR RACE WEAR. : fr : KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. R. HANNAH & CO.,'LTD,. SANDALS FOR THE YOUNGSTERS! MADE POR HARD EVERY DAY WEAR. Boota and Shoes are so expensive that Sandals take a prominent place . as the economical and v ; IDEAL FOOTWEAR FOR CHILDREN. Hannah's Sandals willwear long and give every satisfaction. SEE WHAT YOU SAVE! .'.*"... CHILDREN'S TAN OR BLACK CHROME SANDALS-Strong l sewn lea- ' ther soles. 7 to 10, 6s. 11d. 11 x 1, 7s. 6d. r ' Largo sizes— 2 to 7, Bs. 6d. ' CHILDREN'S SHOETTES-With flexible chromo soles, in tan or black. 7 to 10, 6s. lid.; 11 to 1, 7s. 6d. Largs sizes-- 2 to 7, Bs. 6d. CHILDREN'S TAN ENGLISH MADE SANDALS-Veldt-sehoen. greenhide soles, natural shape. 4 to 6, 4s. fid.; 7to 10, ss. fid. SEASIDE SHOES WITH RUBBER SOLES-Every youngster should have a pair. ' .' ; 7to 10, 2s. 11d.; 11 to 2, 3s. 6d. Larue sizes— 3 to 7, 4s. Sd. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY DESPATCHED, ' R. HANNAH & CO./.LTD.V 260 LAMBTON QUAY AND.IO3 CUBA STREET. , , ..;.-,■'\ WELLINGTON. ■'':■'. ' •■ ' ' , , "GOLDONA" SELF-TONING PAPER! EASY TO BUY! - EASY TO USE! Easy to buy—ea6y to use—that is just the paper the modern photographer needs. And make r.o mistake about the quality—"Goldona" is British—a 'high-grade production from the 1 Homeland. ' A trial will bring n smile'of satisfaction—"Goldona" is free from spots, bubbles, and "curling," and is uniform in quality. .- 1 ■ Waterworks sell this splendid paper at the lowest possible price. 'A. shipment came recently to hand, so here's a new, good stock. Call for a packet. < ,' t ..WATERWORTHS LTD.: THE "ANSCO" PEOPLE ' v ' t/AMBTON QUAY (next Kelburn Tram), WELLINGTON. ■>j l 'And at 58 Queen Street, Auckland. HAWKE'S BAY WINES. HAWKE'S BAY. WINES. , Grown and Matured at teWmwrni THE MMOUS \ffiFss2®W ■ rpß MATA 'VINEYARDS, H.B. -"-E MATA VINEYARDS, H.B. nq i O • CLABET ...: HI- and 54/- per doz. } 9 ly HOCK 40/- and 50/- „ COMMENCED with a rush of orders pq^ LXS ' f ß t j}js $f " ■" y for New Suits at MADEIRA. ".Z'2 48/- and 58/-. ',', VTYLE HEADQUARTERS- NO TE TO CONSUMERS.-If your own Wine Merchants be unable to supply, MILLIGAN'S E loafie communicate direct . with the ' Growers— ttfttutrn 4VPNTTE TE MATA VINEYARDS. LTD., KELBURN AVENUE. P.O. Bor 88. Havelock North, H.B.

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i : —- ■ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. THE. GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS' COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Begs to announce the appointment as Advisory Directors in Wellington of— MESSRS. W. H. SEFTON MOORHOUSE AND O. S. WATKINS. The Guardian Trust is merged in and guaranteed by THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE • ■ , CO,, LJD. Combined Assets exceed .£1,500,000. Full information upon application to > T. B. CHING, i ■■■ . ■ ' . • ■ I - , Local Manager, II 328 Lambton Quay, Wellington. (A Card.) I ■ TTNOX GILMER, Surgeon Dentist, has Resumed Practice at 22 Bouicott'St. R. MURRAY LITCHFIELD, D.D.S. (Penna.), L.D.S., R.C.S. (Edin.), 3 DENTAL SURGEON, ) Will Resume Practice at his Rooms, 29 Molesworth Street, on January 18, 1919. I "NO RUBBING" Laundry Help is j popular because it takes the dirt right r out without recourse to the old-fa6hi6ned , washboard slavery way, and because it , will not injure the finest fabric. Is. cari ton sufficient for seven large family washings.—Adrt t