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V,I, C T O 'E.I A 'H O U S E. .CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS • -FOR THE APPROACHING WINTER'S TRADE. J. M<DOW ELK , & CO. ARE now opening some very large Shipments of Clothing, Men's Hosiery, Men's Mercery, Hats, Caps, and Waterproofs. Also, Real Irish Fri/,e, Ulster Coats, and Real Irish Frizes, by the yard, in a variety of colourings. Particulars in a future issue of this Paper. VIC f( O R,J A II OUS E, . COBBER OF LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIS-STREET, „ r J ¦ (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand.) 1 J. M'DOWELL & 00. .•* - * , r -.•:•¦' 1 :• • ' '-, '-„'¦ ';',-¦•';¦ -"'¦• ¦¦ -- '' ¦ - ' '

NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE. A GREAT CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING MILLINERY, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, &c, &c. f ' PAUL & CO. are now offering to the public the entire Htock-in-Trade of the . late DRAPERY bWoT, LAMBTON QUAY. This immense Stock, amounting in value to over Ten Thousand Pounds, has been re - lnarked Marvellously low pkicbs ( As will distinguish this- sale as being pre-eminently the LARGEST & CHEAPEST SALE^'EVER HELD IN WELLINGTON, and such as may not occur again for a considerable time. Owing to the la.tSness of the season, the Stock is marked in many instances at less than half its value. . . :J. PAUL & CO. beg to' say that in so large a Stock, it is impossible to give a detailed lißt They would therefore direct attention to Uie following special lines. LOOK AT THE" PRICES AND TIIE STERLING . VALUE OF THE ' GOODS, AND JUDGE FOE YOURSELVES. Upwards of one hundred men's and boys' straw hats, prices of which ranged 2s 6d to 4s 6d, will be sold at Is each 650 ladies' and girls' straw hats, 6d and Is each „.„,, 100 pieces hat and bonnet ribbons, former price lOd to 2s, will be sold at Uicl A large quantity of ladies' and children's jackets will be sold at half-price ' ' 400 pieces cambric prints, warranted fast colors, s|d per yard Ladies' white cotton Btockings, 4^d per pair Ladies' colored merino and cotton stockings, 6d per pair Girls' and maids' colored striped stockings, 6d per pair 1 Large lot of millinery bonnets, from 4s lid each * . The dress materials will be, sold at s£-d, 6Ad, and 9d nv,.-- , 200 white marcellas and piques, from 7ld per yard «*' " ¦ 500 pairs ladies' .stays, white. and colored, all at Is 6d per pair 1 1,200 yards rich black silks, 2s 9d, 2s lid .per yard . ' • ¦ ' ' 790 yards rich black silk, extra quality, 3s lid, 4s 3d. , . - '200 costume's in pique, mohair, lusfcreens, alpaca,, serge, and' ofcher materials, j '"' " ll • ' ' original price 30s to 50s, will be sold at 13s 9cl, 15s 6d, and 19s 6cl, the . ¦ : . .costume ; ¦--''.. 1)060 yards of. Oxford shirtings, s£d per yard 60 ladies' silk polonaises, handsomely trimmed, original price 3 to 4| guineas,reduced to 25s 6d and 29s 6d ' ' • ¦ > 300 pairs long muslin cm tains, from 3s '6d to 10s 6d per pair ' ' ¦ 1,470 yards printed muslin dresses, 5s 9dto 6s Gel the 12 .yards . • • • IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE ' ' ' \' LARGE STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY OF EVERY SORT. „

ISrNOTE THE ADDRESS— M ATf'«»N 'A I, PR (LATE HENRY OWEN & CO ), I J. PAUL & CO., NOTICE,. . , WHILE thankine/my numerous friends 1 and Hie public m general tor past; favor§, il .beg to inform them that 1 am now carryyigon hjy; business in the shop lately jn.tho oqcurpation 6f Mr. Dixon in MolesjVorth-.streef. :Hoping, with tho increased accommodation, to J meet the great demand for ''JT. ,SVnith's Pure. Bread,. declared full weight, to all Rafts of the city at 3d. per 2lb. loaf. "" '" " >Ngite the address — ' ' „ . . l THOS. SMITH, ¦ " H.O RND O N BAKERY, MoleßWOrth-strbet, Wellington. PIOK OF FASHION; * THOMAS M.'GLELAND, Jvy>,>; Boot and Shoe Makeiv. B*" EGS^o^lttform^his 7 Friends land tKo 1 Public that he has commenced business in WILLIS-STREET, next door to Mr. Port's' ' Store/ hoping, by strict attention, I t o 1 obtain* 'a "shatfef of .'public •patronage; .s. • . »-.v' •• ..i t^i- >.{. 7: -M«CLELAND'S- ! 'MANUFACTURES^ "Are'now so permanently appreciated for -tfceir^ combination of Elegance,, Excellence, •and ,'Economy! throughout New,. Zealand and Australian. Colonies, as to require no 'detailed enumeration of. their respective merits. ¦ ! ' " '" A SPECIALITY. - ; M'CtELA>fD'S' Pr*ze Shooting Bboxs having been thoroughly' tested during the past Snooting Season, arc-now pronounced to be unsurpassed in anj- quarter of the Globe. Lasts, modelled to suit the "anatomical requirements >• of each' foot, £he imiiiediate supervision of ' the "proprietor. NO CONNECTION WITH THE PINK. Observo— WlLLlS-STREET, (Next Door to Mr. Port's Store). HEALTH RENOVATED AND RESTOKED, LIFE PROLONGED and, ENJOYED 11Y H V DROP A T H V, ' On the niild Water Priueiple, AT MATLOCK HOUSE, Top of Cuba-streot. f"PHE improvedTurko-Russian Baths, Dutch I - J Baih, Indiau Shampoo, and Douchej &c, j can now be liad ; at ' temporary premises -as! above. E. GAU'NE, having- had considerable experience in tlw hydropathic treatment, oilers j his 'servu-es, arid invites a trial. Charges | moderate. Courses as per arrangement. N.B. — Gentlemen can have treatment at ! their own' homes if they require it. C REYNOLDS begs to inform his friends and tho public generally that he has taken the Promises lately occupied by W. leases, Grocer, &c, IMofeswbrth-street, and; hopes, by strict attention to business, to gain a share of the public support. N.B. — Families wilted ou for orders.

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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 78, 1 April 1876, Page 1

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