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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 65, 28 September 1901, Page 14

NO FINER GOODS -se*--■es* or BETTER VALUES. THIS IS A STATEMENT FROM THE ECONOMIC. This week we speak about UNDER=MUSLINS. Under=Muslin«. in Skirts, latest styles, for strong wear—4/11 5/11 7/6 Under=Muslins, trimmed with Torchon Lace—s/11 8/6 10/6 12/6 Under=Muslins, Nainsook with Insertion and Lace—B/11 10/6 12/6 to 21/Under=Muslins in fine India Longcloth, rows Lace and Insertion — 15/= 19/6 as/- to 42/= Under=Mu__ins in Long Cloth Nightdresses, beautifully trimmed, from 6/11 to 17/6 Under=_V_uslins, Nainsook Knickers, fine quality, tnmmed Embroideiy or Lace, from 4/11 to 8/6 Under=Muslins in Chemises, Trimmed Frills, Edged Lace, Insertion and Tucks various makes, from 4/11 to 8/6 A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF MOREEN UNDERSKIRTS, shaped flounce, from 7/11 to 21/= Silk Moriette Underskirts, shaped flounce, fiom 17/6 to 39/6 Black Moreen Underskirts, from 8/11 to 14/6 Colored Glace Silk Underskirts, from 19/6 to 35/= Silk Undershirts of eveiy description Washing Galatea Skirts, with flounce, from 4/11 Washing Gingham Skirts, a very useful line, shaped flounce, 6/6 GEORGE & KERSLEY, Wellington & Wanganui. [established 1869.] BY SPECIAL : HIS excbi ' lency the APPOINTMENT TO EARL OF RANFURLY. R. & E. TINGEY THE LARGEST PAINTERS AND DECORATORS IN THE COLONY Stood a Practical Test for 32 Years. HOLDING the Largest Stocks of High Art Wall Papers, Paints, Colours, Scrim, Glass, and all Decorators' Requisites in New Zealand. Enormous Stock of Picture Frame Mouldings. Agents for Harland's English Varnish, Jackson's Varnish Stains and Wax Polish, Hall's Wonderful Sanitary Paint Before Purchasing Inspect Our Stock. Write for Samples. Wholesale and. Retail. R. & E. TINGEY, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. ■ ■ ■■ JLI Lead a " others Speed, Comfort, & Durability. Roadster Tyre* Guaranteed for 12 Months. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. . y None Genuine without this jggT* / om%\ \ The Dun, °P Pneumatic Tyre Co. of Aust Ltd. / THOS. SHIELDS, MERCHANT TAILOR, 41, LAMBTON QUAY, BEGS to draw the special attention of the Ladies of Wellington to the fact that MR. S. SEIQEL has arrived from the Continent, under special engagement, to take charge of the Ladies' Department of his business. Mr. Siegel, who has occupied lesponsible positions with some of the leading firms in Vienna and Beihn, has now entered upon his duties. As materials of the best quality and descnption have just been impoited by Mr. Shields, and Mi. Seigel brings with him all the latest styles, customers can rely on receiving the utmost satisfaction.