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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3157, 7 April 1909, Page 2

EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS OF SCOULLAR'S GREAT FURNISHING SALE. »iiiiiiiii H mi mini jiiiiiiiniii win it •• VEB. before has there been such generous appreciation of the wonderful bargains ollered lit our ;uiiiu;il sftlo. Oui' Customers have not been slow to recognise the special opportunity of Furnishing at much below ordinary cost. Are you requiring anything in our line. If so, mail us your listjmd full information will be sent post free. We confidently assert is impossible to secure such bargains anywhere else. Satisfy ' yourselves by writing immediately to THE SCOULLAE Co., Ltd., Retail FurrtishiriS House 88 & 90, Lambton Quay, Wellington. MURRAY'S FOR TIES.

LATEST NOVELTIES IN LADIES' T> TJIT TG JDHiLIo. We have opened up a wonderful collection of the newest and daintiest BELTS we we have yet seen. BELTS, as other articles of feminine adornment, are indispensible. Although. sin fill, they are claimed as a mc st important requirement, for they add a, ifiisish that implies dignity and taste to the wearer. A defective beltj which impairs the most stylish appearance, is usually the result of bad workmanship and faulty material. When selecting your • belt, do so 3Jb a reputable house, which makes it a specialty and careful study, and you will be well satisfied with your purchase. ' We can promise you not only the latest ideas, but STERLING VALUE. Belts in coloured Oriental silk, straight narrow shapes, edged with suede calf, all colours, j jn eac j l _ Belts ot fine English suede calf, ljins wide, shaped to frnire, with |best mckel silver or gilt buckles, in 12 different colours," 2/11,3/6. Belts of best EngUsh Suede calf, 2}ms wide, edged with braid to match, braid covered buckles, 3/11 and 4/6. Belts of finest calf, with applique insertions of suede, crocodile or python skin, in contrasting colours, lfins wid,e, with leather covered buckles, very smart, '4/11. Belts of suede calf, straight shapes, welted, 4 seams, in every imaginable colour, 2/11. Bells of fine grain Morocco calf, If and 2ins wide, best nickel or gilt buckles, in shades to match any costume, 1/11. 2'3, and 2/6 each. Belts of silk braid on foundation of fine kid, with enamel buckles to match, 2|ins wide, <j/g Belts of carved suede calf, the very latest Parisian novelty, leading ehades; 3/11 each. Belts of best silk elastio, all colours shot with gold, handsome enamel clasp buckles, 5/ 8 each. Newest of all Empire Belts, in silk, edged with narrow gold braid and finished with Empire buckle, 3>o We guarantee entire satisfaction, otherwise money willingly refunded TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON,

FOR EVERYDAY WEAR. THESES' no mistaking the superiority of a Blue Cloth Costume for everyday wear, fatness in dress denotes taste and refinement. Here's the Particulars: Made of a rich shade of Navy Blue Cloth. The coat is tight fitting, stitched seams, satin lined. i"T pf The skirt is gored—stit- *JS« ched to match coat, lined line'nette. ORDERS now being Booked for APRIL, ALBERT WEBB, 39 QUEEN ST., MASTERTON-.

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