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" U T H E "S OLIDAY SEASON. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. FORTY-FIVE PACKAGES MEN'S, BOYS',, AND CHILDREN'^ CLOTHING,' Manufactured to order, and suitable for the present B"^^. J M'DOWELL & CO. can with confidence ask an inspection fr6m thoge laymg i n a , supply for the approaching season, as the same. • ieason {ible 'Trices for- which Victoria House has become so noted are stnctlyadher^ dto .__ , Men's sac suits, men's paget suits, mens ga^ lteasuitgj men > s sac coa ts, mens paget coats, men's galatea coats, ov9 i m( \ youths' sac suits",' boys and youths' galatea suits, boys and you | hß ' r E ton suits, boys' Oxford suitß, boys' Harrow amis, child* en>B Knickerbocker suits* nWs fancy tweed trousers, plain cloth t* colonial tweed ttousers, , men'a Bedford trousers, men's c trousers, youths'; tweed tfousers, boya tweed trousers, boys' a' . vont }i 3>3 > cloth trouserg, ¦ boys' *nole trousers, youtlis mole trouser? alpaci J coatSj . china. silk coats, summer dust coafes, summer overcoats. '' - , , > < , I ;.- BOOT AND SHOE' DEPARTMENT. >¦ , : ' * Twe W seven Trunks of ladies' kid bfaots, ladies' lasting boota, ladies leather TootMadiel' Mrmmel boots, ladiea' bronze boots, ]*M elofch, boots ladies ' house boots, girls' kid^^girW'rdaating bpoM ;^s'>ather ta>!kft>** Memmel bootVgirls' cloth boots^maids 1 leather boots, maids lasting .boots* maids' patent bdots, maids' patfent shoes, infants' boots of various, descriptions, men's slippers, ladies' slippers, men's colonial-made boots, women a ' " ' colonial-made boots, boys' boots, copper-toed boots, leather gaiters, overalls, • goloshes, cork soles, felt sox, men's and boys' gaiters, men s and boys leggings. OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT, MEN'S MERCERY, &c. Nine Cases Bennett & Cob air-cushioned hats, manufactured to the order of J. M'Dowell & Co. Men's ties and scarves, men's handkerchiefs, men s braces, belts, white shirts, silk shirts, Harvard shirts, regatta shirts, Crimean shirts boys' shirts, youths' shirts, boys' and youths braces, belts, ties ami scarves, collars, opossum rugs, portmanteaus, carpet bags, waterproof sheets, men's waterproof cortts, cricketing and boating caps and shuts, cricketing coats and troupers. A Shinment of FANCY GOODS, suitable for the holiday season, in which there is a large variety of useful and ornamental articles, will be opened m a few days. O'REILLY, DUNN & C oT 7^ ROYAL HUSH POPLINS, Price— Six Pounds Six Shillings the full dress. The most perfect makes of these Goods manufactured, and superior to any other in the trade ' ' They outlast all other materials. "— Belgravia Magazine. J. M'DOWELL & CO., Agents for New Zealand. Country Orders carefully attended to. Patterns free by post on application. J. M'DOWEITI and CO., (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Wellington.)

18 7 5. NEW SPRING GOODS! NEW SPRING GOODS!! EX DILAWUR, RODNEY, AND HALCIONE. HENRY OWEN & CO. HAVE much pleasure in v advising their Town and Country Customers that they have opened a choice selection of goods suitable for the ensuing season. An early inectioni3re ff e C^ tf SltSnetlnLusterine S , Matelassi cloth, summer serges,. braided pkftt.es, chambritinea, &c, &c . Special Lines in fancy dress materials, in new stylea and fashions SHOW ROOM. Mantles, tableuers, cuirasses, in cashmere, grenadine, silk, &c, &c M I L LINE R Y . Bonnets, hats, feathers, and ornaments of the latest importation MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT; Great varieties in men's and boys' scarves and ties Large selections in wliite shirts Large selections in colored shuts Newest styles in men's and youths' hats Men's and boys' suita in tweed and all the fashionable textures *r The above assortment is worthy of an inspection. HENRY OWEN & CO.,' LAMBTON QUAY. NATIONAL D'BAPERY DEPOT. 22nA September.

CLOTHING! .CLOTHINC4 ! ! CLOTHING ! ! ! TN all the Newest Styles and Patterns — DUST COATS, ALPACA COATS, and | every requisite for a complete outfit, at the j LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, at | - E. WILSON'S, j (Late LrrcuriELD axd Sox), WILLIS STREET, j Opposite the Dbillshed. WELLINGTON MACHINE BISCUIT FACTORY. I BEG to call the attention of the public to the undermentioned BISCUITS of my manufacture : — Ship Biscuits, Ist quality Arrowroot do Ship Biscuits, 2nd quality Aberuethy do j Cabin do Gem do ' Butter do Dessert do 1 Soda do Saloon " do I Cotfee do Banting do I Mixed do Ginger Nut do ! Milk do ; I direct special attention to the "Banting 1 Biscuit. " A trial is solicited. To be had i of all dealers, and at the Factory. I ! Telegraphic orders from Country Customers ; ! ° promptly attended to. I S. S. GRIFFITHS, j PfiOrKISTOR. ,j _ 1 PAPA, I WANT A NEW SUIT FOR I NEW YEAR. 'j 1 My son, I intend taking you to MOSS'S LONDON HOUSE, where, I am informed, I can make my selection from au immense stock of • Boys' and Youths' Clothing. Besides, he is giving away New Year's Presents. The address is LONDON HOUSE, Opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. Branch, opposite Athoufeuiß.

T1 WILSON, (LATK LITCHFIELD AXD So^f), WILLIS-STREET. IS OFFERING V WHITE SHIRTS, LAMBS WOOL j SHIRTS AND PANTS, MERINO j SHIRTS AND PANTS, ! SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, &c, j At prioes which will compare favorably -with any kouae in t»wn. PHCENIX FOUNDRY, WELLINGTON. ROBERTSON & CO, (Late Charles Seager), Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Brass Founders, Ship and General Smiths. MANUFACTURERS <?* every . descripJIL tion of Steam Engines, Boilers, Maohinery for Saw MiHs, and all Ironwork necessary for the construction of Contractors' Waggons, Railway or other Bridges, &c, &c. Estimates furnished. All orders will meet with prompt attention. Address— Old Custom House street, Wellington. ' NOTICE. ~~~ fIIHE undersigued is a cash buyer of bones X and zinc in any quantities. Parties waited on promptly for above by leaving name at H. E. TONKS', Steam Mills, Manners-street. 'CHRISTMAS- PRESENTS! CHRISTMAS PRESENTS « . TUST arrived, per Border Chief, and now J on view, at J . ROWLEY'S, (Next to Evening Post), FANCY GOODS IN EVERY DESCRIPTION. Splendid Colonial Jewelry, just suitable for Christmas Presents. Also, expected daily, ex Waimate, Three cases Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Brushware, &c. J. ROWLEY.

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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 6, 8 January 1876, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 6, 8 January 1876, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 6, 8 January 1876, Page 1

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