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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1911, Page 4

A SPECIAL DISPJLAY THE NEWEST CWBTAIN FABRICS ! . Y\7"E are now displaying a remarkably FINE ASSORTMENT OF CURTAIN MATERIALS, thus offering to our customers the widest possible choice. These new fabrics are in conventional and artistio designs. j HOPSACK, for curtains ; 54in wide. At 2s 6d a yard , BURLAP, a dependable curtain fabric, 54in wide. At Is 6d a yard JASPE CLOTH, 54in wide, now very fashionable. At 2s 9d a yard POPLIN, 54-in wide, in nioe designs. At 3s 3d a yard BORDERINGS to match the above materials. At 4d, 6id, 9£d, Is, Is 3d, Is 4d CURTAINS MADE TO ORDER. This is a SPECIALITY with ue, and estimates of cost will be furnished on application. JUTE CANVAS. CURTAINS, THE LATEST NOVELTY ! These curtains are suitable for halls, dining, smoking, or billiard rooms. They are in the natural jate colour; some are bordered and fringed, others with bands aorosfi, and deep fringe at foot ; 3± yards long. At 55s 6d, 69s M, 77b -6d per pair. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD

AT YOUR SERVICE ! CJOOTE & SANDSTEIN, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS, 348, LAMBTON-QUAY (Opp. Bank of N.Z.), _ , WELLINGTON. •Telephone 3235. NOTE !— POSITIVELY LAST WEEK Of .PEARCE'S CLEARING SALE ! TO wind up the most successful Shoe Sale ever conduoted by us, we will offer THIS ( WEEK these STARTLING Ladies' 1-bar WARD SHOES, with rubber heels, 4a 6d Ladies' Smart WALKING BOOTS. Usually 14s 6d to 17s 6d. LAST WEEK PRICE 9s lid Ladies' Smart WALKING SHOES, Lace and Button. TO CLEAR, 7s lid Childs' TAN KID BUTTON BOOTS (do not fail to see them), 2s lid Childe' PATENT "LANGTRY" SHOES,, with big tongue and buckle.' LAST WEEK, Is lid 72 Parrs Girls' TAN WILLOW CALF BUTTON and LACE BOOTS, size 7 and 10, 6s 3d. E. PEARCE & CO., LTD., CUBA-ST. and RDDDIFORD-ST. TRANSVAAL ~~ TOBACCO I r HARTLEY'S ARTLEY'S CHOICE CHOICE MAGALIESBERGI j „ MAGALIESBERG! (Lead Seal.) 2oz bags, Is; 4ozbagß, '2s. Agents : G. AND^ C. ALDOUS, " TOBACCONISTS, No. 206, LAMBTON-QUAY. NO TAILORING MEM STRIVES harder to maintain the integrity and prestige ol their products than ours. Yoar safety and guarantee lie • in buying the goods of a wellknown concern. As this is the oldest-established High-plass Tailoring Business in the City — having been established in 1858 — it could only have been carried on so long/ and successfully on -the merit of the work pro1 duced on the premises, and we can guarantee that we will not be behind our predecessors, in the General Excellence of the Gar- < ments torned out by us. E. NORTOtf AND CO., (Late King and Muir), MERCHANT TAILORS, 254, LAMBTON-QUAY. i fi ENTLEMEN OF FASHION Go to KELBURNE CHAMBERS Because they know the LATEST LONDON STYLES ! THE NEWEST SUITINGS'] (£2500 just now) And the GREATEST VARIETY Are always found at MILLIGAN'S. NEW MATERIALS FOR COATS AND SKIRTS. WE have just opened the first shipment of New Materials for the Autumn and Winter Season in Rough Tweeds, Serge, and Cloths. We invite ladies to make their selection as early as possible, as most of the tweeds are only in single cosfcumo lengths, and the very pattern desired might be just eol«L NEWEST STYLES FROM LONDON, For All Occasions, PRICES from £4 15s. ELLIS & NOBLE, LADIES' ART TAILORS, 31. KING'S. CHAMBERS. WILLIS-STBEET. JAND A. WILSON, • FUNERAL FURNISHERS 54, CAMBRIDGE-TERRACB. i Selephoro »80.