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Evening Post, Volume LXIII, Issue 64, 15 March 1902, Page 4

IT IS HIGH TIME TjnO think about your winter requirements. .JL The air is chilling and the autumn leaves are falling. "Warm clothing will suggest to you the name of THE ECONOMIC. We have for travellers and stay-at-homes a splendid lob of MEN'S DRKSSING GOWNS, good patterns, prices 32s 6d, 49s 6d, 52s 6d We 'have a splendid lot of RUGS, Bmall, medium, and large sizes, from 9a 6d to 55s each TRAVELLING' DRESS BASKETS, five sizes, made of strongest willow rush, 7s 6d to lla 6d each, all with bound tops MEN'S HARDERFOLD UNDERWEAR in Shirts and Drawees ; Ladies' in Combinations only. These are a unique line for cold days, guaranteed not to shrink in washing— l9s 6d to 29s 6d each PYJAMA SUITS, all made VERY BEST CWYLON FLANNELS, 9s 6d to 13s 6d suit FLANNELETTE PYJAMA SUITS, 5a lid to 7s 6d Roslyn ALL WOOL COMBINATIONS, from 13s 6d Gent»' Cashmere Sox, Is ; Boslyn and Kaiapoi best knitted Sox, Is, Is 3d. Is 9d, to 2s 9d pair Cashmere and Silk Mufflers in plain and fancy colours, from Is to 7s fid each Men's and Ladies' Travelling Caps, Tweeds and Serges, Is to 3s 6d each Warm Woollen Gloves, Is ; Ajstraoban Gloves, leather palms, 2s 6d pair Full ranpre of New Ties to hand, Gents' Silk and Linen Handkerohiefs, White Shirts, Collars, and Christy's Famous Felt Hats GEORGE & KERSLEY, WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI. FIRST SPECIAL SHOW A.TJTTJMN NOVELTIES AT TFE * D.I.C. ATTRACTIVE FASHIONS IN COSTUMES MANTLES, JACKET 3 NOVEL MILLINERY - DRESS FABRICS ELEGANT SILKS SMART BLOUSES DAINTY LACE GOODS &0., &o. EVERY DEPARTMENT / Exhibits SOMETHING NOVEL. Mf~l AUTUMN T^Tp • Kj» SHOW.' ±J»Ji.m\J» AUTUMN MILLINERY. IMPORTED PARIS MODELS. AUTUMN MILLINERY. HATS, TOQUES, AND BONNETS. AUTUMN MILLINERY. ALL LATEST NOVELTIES. AUTUMN MILLINERY. MOST STYLISH DISPLAY AT TE AEO HOUSE. OCEAN "Vi OCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION (Limited). rgIHE Head Offices for New Zealand of the above Corporation have been Removed to COLONIAL MUTUAL CHAMBERS, Cr/STOMHOUSB QOAr, Opposite Bank of New Zealand. O. M. MONTEFIORE, Manager and Attorney for New Zealand. By Special «^ , {ffig Earl of Appointment aali^'SNwJiuS Banfurly Excellenoy .^^te^^^cg^^ former tbe Governors. NOTICE. MESSRS." SCOULLAR & CHrS HOLM direct special attention to their window display of furniture coverings, comprising 1 the latest designs and colours in Silk and Brocade Tapt-stries, Utrecht, Moquetto, Genoese, Brocatelle, figured and stamped Velvets. Billc and Cotton Plushes ; also a clioioo selection oC Saddlebags. • , . SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM, Wollington. G. H. Br.ACKttURNE.I. LO. R- Bbndali*. J^LACKTiURNE & BENDALL, > (Late Cook AjGray) ACCOUNTANTS, TRADE ASSIGNEES, • AVKRAfJK ADJUSTERS (Marine), And SUAKKBUOKEttS, 7. Viotoria-alseet, Wellington.