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Evening Post, Volume IX, Issue 71, 6 May 1873, Page 1

CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, : WINTER TEADE, CORNER OF LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIS-STREET, OPPOSITE THE -BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, J. M'DO W eITI & CO., HAVE opened tip »' large and well-assorted Stock of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing for the Winter Trade ; the greater portion of which is colonial made, and manufactured to their especial order, J, MCDOWELL & CO. devote very great attention to the Clothing Department, their great object being to keep a supply of clothing equal to bespoke. For cat, .workmanship, and finish,, the garments cannot be surpassed, and the large trade in this department enables us to keep a stock to select from, which for extent and variety is greatly in excess of anything in Wellington ; whilst the same reasonable charges which characterise other departments are strictly adhered to. The following new, durable, and fashionable goods are now on sale :—: — Men's casbmerette waterproofs Men°s and boys' Gladstone overcoats Men's and boy» r vulcanised waterproofs Men's and boys' Inverness capes Men's moleskin waterproofs , * Men's and boys' Pilot jackets Waterproof leggings, Leather leggings, son' wester |faats Men's sac suits ' ¦ " Boys' and youths' sac suits Men's pagfet soits Boys' and youths' Galatea suits Men's Galatea suits , , ; Boys' and youths' Eaton suits Men'i sac coate t Boys' Oxford and Harrow suite Men's paget coats , '• ¦ Children's knickerbocker suits Men's Galat&'cbate , : '¦¦ "¦' Men's double-breasted trousers and vests . r Men's single-breasted trousers and vests Newest patterns, newest cute, newest shapes Men's single and double-breasted vests in cloth, tweed, and silk mixed Men's wool, merino, and cotton undershirts Wool scarfs, mufflers, and squares Men's wool, merino, and cotton drawers Silk ties, scarfs, braces and belts Men's wool, merino, and cotton half-hoae Silk handkerchiefs, cambric handkerchiefs Crimean shirts, Harvard shirts , Railway rugs, Austrian rugs White shirts, regatta shirts ' Tweed for boys 7 clothing Boys' shirts, youths' shirts ' Portmanteaus and carpet bags HATS. HATS, HATS. The newest shapes in bard and soft felt bate ! Black. Paris bate, drab shell bate, men's French peak caps Balmoral bonnets, boys' and youths' bate and caps, &c Observe the Address :— VIOTOEIA HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY AND "WILLIS-STREET, ' ;; 3*3 * "", { , .OPPOSITE THE BANK OF SBW ZEALAND, •"••' 1;t -' M * ;: [ : <r: ' f .x,. hxdowell & co.

>»'•'- !••'• T r H'E FASIIOFS, ! : >.i'w. "'' "J, ¦ ¦' • '¦*>>'- f 5 "" " TN introducing the Autumn 'and Winter novelties to the citizens of Wellington and JL.anmtry, tattler*; KIBKCALDIB & , STAINS have again tne privilege of announcing the arrival of. their '¦ "",.. ,'j „»'*„. ¦•. ,-' „ SEASON'S 'COSTUMES, . ' 'TBd'wccdiftWliidli'llftiat^dnaed'p^viotts shipments, and the ready sale the goods have always bad, bad warranted an increase to fine usual number imported. They; B»ve therefore the honor to announce that they have just opened three cases being the', newest , and best they will hive for the Season, in the most fashionable materials arid trimrnitigs, ; j • Polonaises in silk velvet, velveteen 1 , cloth, waterproof, twedd, new shapes «. .. ... The new Parisian or Dolman Cape,, with sleeves, in a variety of new materials i The newest shapes in Autumn Jackets, in black cloth, trimmed with turquoise, bugles, and fur trimmings,, from ISs ' ' ' ;'" Children's Parisian Dolmar Capes in black cloth, waterproof, Ac ';- - Jacket* in : al?th»'new*est shapes - * ¦ /L - ' '„'!" "' , I'"' - J\ LADIES' .UNDERSKIRTS, Eiderdown skirts, from the manufactory of M'Linlock, 18s to 20s each ' " Winc^ey, satin^clbtn, alpaca, silk; Italian, cldtb, satin, and repp underskirts, 4b 6d, S% Bd; 8* 6d to 63s s ' m •• .- ' "" BLACK BBAVER HATS, ' KIRKCALDIE^fc STAINS have opened two cases latest shapes in velvet, plush. Mid bejtver hats mall sizes r < * ' v ' ¦ '.-'>' '» fancy Dr:iisES, ' , „, .t. .. r , .! ; KIRRpALDIB&: STAINS bave recei vert twenty. two cases new antumn materials lorttresie9,,pttrcliasedin,London, t Manchestar. Bradford, and Norwich, and comorisea ¦election even many of the' London hqttaes surpass. The variety includes a range of prices from the most inexpensive to the choicest ..' ; Satin; stripe and diagonal cloth >. ,[ French merino, in all colors, wide and good, 2s 6& for making uo fashionable , polonaises or skirts . . ? ' >! f Colored velveteens in the latest shades n: ' Ladies' silk scarfs, and the "new repp cashes ¦-' ' . •, Honiton'and; Maltese lace, in all widths Honiton and Maltese coiffures, lappets r ¦ , Honitpnand Maltese collars, in new shapes mi WEDDING' AND' BIRTHDAY PRESENTS, Special attention, is invited to a large variety of, choice and fancy eoodg from JUuOiDurff RuA\\jOfk j^onoon, snicaDie tor presents . La"die» f walnut work tables, in novel designs v ¦" ' Oraphoscopes of great magnifying power .Mftncal albttms, walnut and rosewood .'{(.[pwsfing eaies-and [writing : desks forjkdies and gentlemen, very richly fitted ut> ,„ llvorjrl Ivorjr sets pfjbroshesy, card- cases ¦ y p u ''" Tortoise shell gobds r new shapes ' - ' ...'•:¦ «r '»f '•.•/¦ ' ' KIRK^ALDIEi & ;STAItfB; STAItfB „\At/n /...;;» y: ¦".#•'* ;•• i' -•'< "W- " j ' bracelets, clasps, crosses. &c The new tortoise shell back combs, Various styles . ' . O^^timi/E WANZEB) SEWING- MACHINE, ' B^f 1 ' and h*vei now become almost universal in all the pnblitfscKools, &c, in Great Bntain and Ii eland, »' ¦"••£/• .' * .•».-¦; ¦ ifcdfc* : los- od/ ' ¦ Stands for working withitreadle, from £1 10s . Cb»in.»titcb^sewing macbines, being t ,a copy of thetWHcox and Gibl/s and Weirs, onlyx t ~*f, r i \r '-; • 1 £2 r . it . , •**. "' „ Being the same price as charged ill England, Eacbrtachineuf accompanied with all the| etceteras and book of instrttctionsv - * .ffr," oir '; if '->hriH j — ' < ,r „ * { -ift r^l^'KiOA.lt : B^'E i & STAIN'S, ...,„.... 'i v /jLAMBTOIi'wQtrAY, -WELLINGTON, *''

H|;,,lf : ,$;,, €- B ; Lj.A^K li'.Y;' ! TA%1,,0.R..& CO, , , '' ¦ u /I/-.: i« ¦*"**»«-' ' " -Wholesale and Retail Produce Dealers, t -., ,;\,.y,. A W-. tfWH.fH,,^ u\ ; jinrfiy^ineandg^ritMerdiaii^ Totyi-streii' ' • _ ff . *«? , • & c -> < * . : '">:'/ "O; . . , ' t TT AV ING opened a Coal and Wood Yard „ • • "f" f ' Jy. in Molesworth-street, in r connection ¦•'."•'' • " ; ¦i; with their bosineas on Lambton Qu«iy, kre Firtt-claw Testimonials, and highest ?^ Ie to •"W l 3 r * he PttM&on most.ad Van- ; . *.„¦! <!-»>?) , 'Vf-': tageons^erms,< „, r ; "< • References! ' •• V ' >¦ ?-:;A r They take this opportunity of thanking ;...-j t '-.*. T'i f ¦ \.iu -.¦«.' t i , A r .*^ e ™^ or *Paßt:fetors,,andP aB t: fetors,, and earnestly solicit * ",' " ' ' '[ ".'''. . '' ' V' . ¦ an inspection of the new additions they Tlblt' 1 ' &tinttsiittfß*£ T>m*Tu> * tota **&ye made to their large stock , of merJ«» CHUJHUSNS PORTRAITS cbandise,. which,* they feel confident, will itj-f .-: t "vr oo'tfft" «* f «£ " r t t* * P?* r comparison with any house 1 in the ' ' '.' ''' " „";"' "'¦'"''']" Fine'qnality Teas, and Boots and^hoes,*© *";.. "'/ Coals, 42s per ton, rrmi w«,.^n...^ ? : by. machinery in any length, it**' -.*/ K^Wfil-.-'- - -it' A and sold in/argeo-smaUqnantities.