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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 279, 21 August 1919, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. ?; KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. i|FAMOUS FOR OVER 55 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. SUPERB NEW WALKING COATS AND SKIRTS .•, • THE SPRING MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY IN THE i; K. &s: SHOWROOM HAVE a distinctive charm. ELEGANT IN STYLE AND INTRODUCING MANY QUITE NEW FEATURES. FOR INSTANCE—SKIRTS ARE LONGER AND NARROWER. Should you care to Beo just what Fashion has decreed in the way of smart costumes for early Spring 'Wear you will be . : delighted with the present showing of early season models. CORRECTNESS OF DETAIL IS ASSURED IN ALL «K, & S." STYLES-AND THERE'S SUCH VARIETY, TOO! Wo invite you to nail and become personally acquainted with, these fascinating models. Perhaps you cau come to-day. HERE WE GIVE A FEW BRIEF DESCRIPTIONS. . &N ELE3ANT NAVf COAT AND SKIRT IN PINE NAVY SERGECut on good straight lines, and exceptionally stylish, having long- - '-waisted effect, A. smart panel lwith inverted .pleat down centre back gives esoellent effect. The vevers and collar arc well tailored and becomingly trimmed with light fawn Panama cloth. The points of collar and tips of cuffs are handsomely hand-embroidered in saxe and gold thread. Skirt tight with smart 4in. belt of self material finishing the waist line. O.S. size. 14s. i VERY ELEGANT COAT AND SKIRT IN GREY TRICA'CINE—Good 6traigbt cut with stitched'pleat fr,om waist lino to foot of coat. A . pooket effect is given by flap of material arranged at underarm; smart and well cut step collar, faced with handsome Oriental trimming iias charming effect. This coat is also nicely finished with self-covered buttons. The skirt is cut to correspond with coat, having tabs at either side of front with button and buttonhole effect; a smart belt also finishes the waist line. O.S. size. f 7 '7s, A VERY EFFECTIVE COAT AND SKIRT IN BEAUTIFUL SHADE OF FAWN PANAMA CLOTH-Splendid style, with smart large collar stitched with navy silk and waistcoat effect carried out in handsome brocaded navy satin; smart and well cut skirt finishes this elegant suit. £19 19s. ANOTHER CHARMCN'G COAT AND SKIRT IN PRETTY SAXE CHECK—PIain straight cut, with side pockets; smart flop collar; collar, cuffs, and buttons of fawn suodo give superior effeot; skirt well cut with pleats gives good effect. . 20gns, CALL TO-DAY I t KIRKCALDH & STAINS, LTD. If. HANNAH & CO., LTD., ASK FOR OUR FAMOUS "G " BRAND FOOTWEAR IF YOU WANT THE UTMOST QUALITY AND VALUE IN MEN'.S SOLID WORK BOOTS. We quote some of our loading lines and as!; you to particularly note the very reasonable prices. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. MEN'S SOLID LEATHER BLUCHERS—NaiIed or plain. 9s. 11 d. MEN'S WATERTIGHT TONGUE BLUCHERS—NaiIed. 14s. 6d. ' MEN'S STRONG SPLIT KIP SHOOTERS-Nailed or plain. 17s. 6d, '■ MEN'S WAXED KIP SHOOTERS-Nailed and tipped. 20s. ' MEN'S BEST KIP UNBREAKABLE BACK SHOOTERS- 255. MEN'S STOUT GREENHIDE SHOOTERS-Nailed or plain. 265. 6d. . MEN'S BEST STOUT WAXED KIP COOKHAM BOOTS- 28s. 6d. : MEN'S FRENCH CALF DERBY BALS-Stout pegged soles. 30s. OUR TRADE MOTTO: "GOOD WEAR IN EVERY PAIR." ■ R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., S6O LAMBTON QUAY AND 10S CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON. WRITE FOR OUR MAIL ORDER PRICE LIST. " COLOUR VALUES" IN PHOTOGRAPHY WITHOUT USING A LIGHT FILTER! To secure better colour values wittout the use of a light' filter you ;; have simply to use Wellington Ant'-Screen Plates. Thfey givo more "life" to the photograph—they ensure an infinitely better picture. And WELLINGTON ANTI-SCREEN PLATES 'V -an fast.. With them you'can "take" rapidly-moving objects. Ideal for seascapes, landscapes, and delicately shaded fruit studies and portraits, Try a box. Sold in all sizes by E'r. WATEKW ORTHS, : . : : "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," LAMBTON QUAY (Nest Kelburn Tram), WELLINGTON, And at 68 Queen Street, Auckland. Also at 705 Colombo Street (opp. Triangle), Christchurch.

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ALL Negatives ordered from sinoe the inception of our business havo lieen carefully stored. RE-ORDERS may be had at any time. BARTLETT AND ANDREW, Bartlett Studio, WELLINGTON. Tel. 1233. fjl H.V. DRY WINES. CONNOISSEURS ALWAYS DRINK DRY WINES. CLARET, HOCK. CHABLIS. NOTE.—Tho Wino Expert of General Pau's French Mission voluntarily stated that 'I'.M.V. OLARBT possessed all tho virtues of the French product. This opinion was verified in a practical manner by tho Officers of French Sailing Vessels recontly in port talcini' away largo quantities of T.11.V. CLARET. TE MATA VINEYARDS, LTD., P.O. Box,Bß, Havelock North. H SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS. • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 7 WILLIS STREET, Lato Optician for tho Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. Patients unablo to obtain advice from tho Optical Department may obtain advico at the abovo address between 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. TVR. W. J. H. Hi SLO P, 190 Willis Street, HAS RESU.\I?iD PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE.

A very brief sitting of Mount Cook l'olice Court was held yesterday morning, when a first offender lor insobriety,'who appeared before Mr. George J. Pctherick, J.P.. was convicted and discharged. "The History of H.JI.S. New Zealand" is an attractively printed and valuable record of the object of most attention just now. This brochure, which is now for sale, is being issued by tho Wellington branch of tho Navy League, jrlbicli has been edited by Mr. Clutha Mackenzie. The little booklet gives a description of the vessel, a tabulated record of lier first world cruise, an account of tho part she played in tho Heligoland, Dogger Bank, and Jutland Battles (taken from tho vessel's log), comolete lists of the vessel's officers in IDI3 and iiow t and particulars of t)ho many gifts which have been made to the vessel from tlma to time. The booklet is capitally illustrated,