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SUPREME BENEFITS DERIVABLE PROM ECONOMICAL EXPENDITURE. IT'S VARIETY that makes it. IT'S QUALITY that makes it. IT'S PRICE tbat makes it. THE LEADING DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT IN WELLINGTON, KIRKCALDIE^ & STAINS. SPECIAL EFFORTS have been mode to meet the requirements of their Patrons in the selection of SUMMER GARMENTS. EVERY DEPARTMENT IS NOW COMPLETE WITH SPLENDID SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS, READY FOR THE SUMMER TRADE. EVERY DAY DURING IHE PRESENT MONTH, GRAND EXHIBIT OP THE SEASON. NOVELTIES OF THE MOST RECHERCHE DESCRIPTION, at much Lower Prices than those charged for goods of the same class elsewhere. PARIS MILLINKRY, Lack and Moihe Mantles, Paris Uowns, Elegant Sunshades, Painty Blouses, French Kid Gloves NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS, comparing favourably with London Prices SEVERAL MARKED SPECIALITIES. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. LADIES' SHIRTS and BLOUSES are much Abundant supplies of Charming Hats and worn, and in anticipation of thia onr Bonnets, correct in Fashion, perfect in purchases have been of snoh an' extent Taste that we think our display covera all the Fresh A rhivals from London and Paris Now Ideas Trimmed Hats, from 15s 6d Figured, Spotted, and Striped Cambric Trimmed Bonnets, from 21s Shirts, stiff collars and cuffs, frills, Ac, Nkw Sailor Hats, all oolours, Is Cd each 3a lid. 5a 9d, 6a 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d ; sizes 60 Dozen Straw Hats, all coloura, la ; 13, 13^, 14, 14J, 15. More elaborate worth 2s Cd Btyleß in finer fabricß, 9a 6d, 10a Cd, lla MANTLES and JACKETS, &o. Cd, 12b 6d 13s 6d eaoh Stttli^h Lace Capes, 8s 6d each Silk Blouses, in all shades, lined throughout, Fashionable Jackets, to wear with aIBO in Black, 225, 255, 27s 6d, 30s to 42s Blouses, with Revera of Moire, 21s each Our collection of Jaoketß for summer wear LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTembranos all the Stylts, Fabrics, and MENTS. Colourings LADIES' UOSTUMK DEPARTMENT. Children's Galatea Hats, 2s each Drill and Holland Suits promise to be more Children's Sun Hats, in Fine Cambric, popular than ever trimmed Embroidery, 2s lid each Marlow Coat and Skirt, in White, Hoi. Children's Sun Sonnets, trimmed goflnDd Colour, Bntcher Blue, 25a, 335, fered frills, 2a 9d each 425, well out and good fitting WASHING MUSLINS. for DRESSES, deLioht Print Morning Gowns, a splendid veloping much beauty, in Spota, Stripes, variety, 11s 6d and 16b 6d eaoh and Sprayß, 6Jd, 9d, yard New Shaped f-KiRTS, to wear with Blouses, Boys' Suitings in Blue Alfred Stripe, 23s to 33a eaoh, in Navy, Black, Brown, strong and useful, fast coloura, lOd Tweed Mixture yard THB SUMMER DRESS FABRICS will at onoe appeal to your taste and fanoy. Nowhere will you see such a collection as now offered. The prices are so regulated that those of tho most slender means can keep well within the range of fashion at a small outlay WASHING PRINTS, DRILLS, CREPONS-Materials that will wash without loßJng their colours and becoming mere rags. NEW DKILLS, Latest New Shades, including a good selection of the New Shades in Blues, 30 to 32 inch, 7id, 10} d, Is Id, Is 2d yard. HOLLANDS and LINENS, strong, useful, and very Fashionable, in various kinds Blouse Cambnca, 32 inch, 6d, B|d, 10d yard Printed and Plain Sateens, all shades New Crepons, self colours, also in fanoy oolours, 30 to 32 inches, 9d, lid, Is yard New Zephyrs, Printed Nainsooks, &0., Ac. Price Liata, Illustrated Shopping Guide, free by poet on application THE ECONOMIC WILL OPEN AT 2.30 P.M. MONDAY NEXT, sth NOVEMBER. INSPECTION INVITED.

HOW IT IS DONE BT A. LINDSAY, : BOOT MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER. EIGHT of the largest and beat Boot and Shoe Faotories in New Zealand make our goods. A firßt-clasa stook of Boots and Shoes can only be held by procuring goods where the best skill ia employed and first-olass materials used, and the most modern maohinery is at work. As each manufacturer is known for, and exoels in, some speoial line of Boots and Shoes, our 28 years' praotioal knowledge of the trade enables us to select those goods, and thus we occupy the beßt position in Wellington tor good goods. No good Retail Boot House can run a business on one man's productions. The above is independent of a large_ Bespoke Trade done on the premises. We recommend and stand by the Thole, Pioneer, Standard, and Health Brands as Second to None in the colony for good value. Onr largest cargo landa by the Tainni. All new styles and coloura. See them before buying elsewhere. TO BE HAD AT A. LINDSAY'S, LAMBTON-QUAY, CUBA-STREET, AND PETONE. MURRAY & CASEY, 57, Cuba-street, Having made a SPECIAL PURCHASE of a Warehouseman's Stook of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW GOODS, Are Now Clkafing Them Out at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. The Value is Not to be Equalled in the citt. Stylishly-trimmed Hats, from 2s 6d eaoh Children's Galatea Straws, from Is bach A Large Assortment of Untrimmed Straws, in all the most fashio.vablk shapes, prioe 3d, Gd, 9d, Is, to 5s Cd Cheap Flowers, from 3d per spray Children's Costumes, in Cream and other oolours, from 10s Pretty Bonnets to match Ladies' Durable Corsets, 1b 4}d per pair Ladiea' Chemises, Is 6d Ladies' Drawers, Is 6d Note the addreas-"-MURRAY A CASEY, 57, Cnba-atreet. STANDARD BOOT SHOP, M ANNSRS-STRBBT, Opposite Opera House. NEW BOOTS At Job Prickb, NEW SHOES At Job Prices. NEW GOODS At Job Prices. STANDARD~ibOT SHOP, Manners-street. In consequence of re-arrangement of partnership, the Stook must be lowered. STANDARD BOOT SHOP, Opposite Opera House. TAILORING. /CHOICE selection NEW SUMMER TWEEDS just opened. HALLENSTEIN BROS., 57, Lambton-qnay. ORIENTAL TEA MART. Our Own Tea, 2s, 2s 4d, 2b 8d Robnr Tea, in 21b canniaters, 3s 9d each Best Soft Sugar, 2|d lb., 8s 6d per bag Best Crystal Sugar, 2fd lb., 9s per bag Arrowroot, in lib packets, 5d Currants, 4d ; Raisins and Sultanas, 5d Sago and Tapioca, 2d lb., 12 lbs. Is 9d Lime Juice, in qua't bottles, Is 2d Figs, 6d box Fliur, 100's, 8a; 50's, 4b 2d ; 25's, 2s 2d Oatmeal, 25's, 2s 6d A Regular Supp.lt or Black Swan Butter, at WM. CAMPBELL'S ORIENTAL TEA MART, 21, Mannebs-stbxet, 21. Telephone, 443.

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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 109, 5 November 1894, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 109, 5 November 1894, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 109, 5 November 1894, Page 1