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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 299, 13 September 1919, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. LTD. FAMOUS FOR OVER 55 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. THE MATTER OF YOUR NEW COSTUME WILL RECEIVE THE BEST ATTENTION IF YOU CHOOSE HERE W« have just opened a splendid range of' CHOICE DRESS .FABRICS, from which you will find it an easy matter to make a . ■ •• •. •• pleasing selection. IN VARIETY, FINENESS OF WEAVE, AND GENERAL APPEARANCE THESE OUTSHINE PREVIOUS SHIPMENTS. ; wearing qualities, too, aro of the kind that give satisfaction. ; . These are fabric*.that make up well and look their best in the ■ r ! finished gown. Just the most suitable weights for immediate wear, too! : WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION OF THESE FABRICS AND ' ! WE'LL SEND PATTERNS IF YOU CANNOT CALL. THE NEWEST CHOICE FABRICS FOR THE SPRING/COSTUME. rfROWN AND WHITE, NAVY AND WHITE CHECK SUITING-50 incites 11 "k" ■ . ' 9/6 per yard BLACK AND WHITE CHECK SUITING—Three different siza checks; suitable for spring costumes; 54 inches wide.. |4/(j y art j BLACK AND WHITE BLOC STRIPES—SO inches wide. An ideal fabric for 4fcirtß ; . . 11/6 per yard j. GABARDINE PROOFED—Shades of greys, fawns, and greens; 51 inches wide. ' f: 11/6 per yard PROOFED COVERT COATING—In shades of fawn, light and dark brown- , 56 inches.wide. ,: 25/6 per yard .-, GABARDINE SUITING—In shades of light and dark fawns, grey?, and greens; suitable for costumes or dresses; 50 inches wide. 17/6 and 18/6 per yard ' ; NAVY SUITING—S6 inches -widej-pure indigo; ideal lor tailor,made costumes. •29/6 per yard ■ GREY. FLANNEL SUITING—S6 inches .'wide; mid and dark\rey; for skirts oi costumes. 21/- per yard . A SPtCIAL. THE IDEAL WORK GLOVE—Canvas with soft chrome palm; invaluable for 411050 w h° <to their own housework or gardening; splendid wearing. . ■ Price 3/9 pair KIRKCALDII & STAINS, LTD. "VALUE BEFORE CHEAPNESS." . R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., ' Present the Best Footwear offering, you will 6ee this season. WOMEN'S TAN. 1 SHOES AT A. SAVING OF AT LEAST 10/- ■ .. These, shoes are undoubtedly the smartest of present-day styles. At. > .normal times they 'would be splendid value, but in view of present ■' conditions (the soaTcity of good saleable lines and the rapidly advancing v.. oosfc -9* material), at the' price we' are asking the.shoes are undoubtedly! -THE MOST REMARKABLE SHOE BARGAINS IN THE DOMINION! Here are particulars:— , No. S. 319.-WOMEN'S TAN RUSSIA CALF COURT WALKING v y-SHOES, flexible welted soles, smart military heels, perfect fitting. | • Really .worth 305.-. ' _ ' 1 SPECIAL CUT PRICE (POST FREE). Write for cur Mail Order Price List. E. HANNAH & CO., LTD., .260 LAMBTON QUAY AND 103 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. ." —; __ ' STEREOPTICON! . THE FILAMENT LAMP THAT /'....' EQUALS THE ARC. LAMP! ..ForEnl— Photographs, for Home Cinemato- " v RTFWKOp'rTrn\ ?n P ?r gen?ral P roject } on 1 ? rk ' Ae Stoeopticon STERFOPTTrnN S™* , Lamp „ lS^ a bo °"- 1 14 r « d,,ce3 to a'small STP?vnPTTm>S " it has all the good quahtios of an Arc Lamp v th ® of having to adjust carbons. ' ' Ssnv a M 'l tap from WatersSmmpra 'T ™ J OO Watts( or 500 Watts, for 105 BB JSfitSiTS .SSii 8 " 1 ™ 5M ' WATERWOETHS, * "THE ANSCO PEOPLE," ■ LAMBTON QUAY (Next Kelburn Tram) WELLINGTON. .' And at 58 Queen Street, Auckland. i •• . /Also at 705 Colombo Street (opp. Triangle), Chxistshurch).

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Rowland Winn, second Baron St. Oswald, Conservative M;P. ior Ponlefrnct, 1885-93, formerly a captain in the Cokislream Guards, who died 011 April 13, left estate of the gross " value of -Ci ,391,141, tho net personalty beinK .-£1,328,153. The death has occurred in' Dumfriesshire of a trout which for 20 years had lived in a well. The fish was caught in an adjoining stream—tho River Wan, a tributary of tho Annan, near Moffat, and wag placed in a well' formed in a small burn near a remote railway signalbox, a few miles north of Beattock, 011 tho Caledonian main line. Tho signalman who at the time was in chargo of the ca!>in took a lively interest in the fish, as did also various online-drivers of passing trains and other railway workers on that section of the line when intervals permitted of- their visiting the well.