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Evening Post, Volume XIII, Issue 127, 31 May 1876, Page 1

J. M'DOWELL & CO. ARE now showing complete shipments of ' ' . . „ \ ■ WINTER GOODS "" "* ""*""* ~ In every Department, of very large, extent, ex ships Hurunui, Waipo, steamer St, . Osyth, and Suez Mail, in all . ■- . 147 CASES AND BALES. In addition to which further Shipments are now nearly due per St.. Andrew's Castle, &c, and being purchased tin exceedingly advantageous • terms, will be found good value, the Stock containing many novelties' for the Season. ' ' 650 pairs English Blankets, at from 13s 6d to 7 49s 6d perpair 75 pail's Mosgiel, N,ew Zealand, Blankets; assorted size's ' ■ . ' - ' 35 pieces Kaikourai Flannels?, New Zealand, made of the best wools * Flannels, Crimean Shirtings, Sheetings, Quilts, &c, all of the very best clast of goods, and from the particular attention we give this Department, we guarantee the very best value J. M'DOWELL &CO. would call particular attention to their Costume ancl Ready-made DreßS Department, which is replete with all the Latest Novelties produced by the Paris and London Costumiers. Great Display of New and Choice Millinery, in the Show Room, of the Latesi ' London and Parisian Novelties. ' • .*'■' ~' "" ' - JACKETS.' . ' ; :' [ [''' •'■'•-■ Real Seal, -Badger, Otter, Beaver, Blue Naps, arid President' Cloth* Jackets,, it great variety, "-and with Pur and Bead Trimmings : » . . . WATERPROOF MANTLES., . . ' ■ • Ladies', Children's* and Misses', in Grey, Brown, and -Blue, in every quality and of t the newest shapes ■ • " BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS. A Magnificent' Assortment, and guaranteed of the very best manufacture O'Reilly, Dunne, & Co.'s REAL IRISH POPLINS. . • .FUIIS ! ) FURS ! FURS ! Sable, Kolinski, Ermine, Miniver, MusqnaTsh, Chinchilla,' Real Seal Beaver, Badger, Monkey, Qtter, and Grebe Muffs, also a large assortment o: Collarettes, Victoriries, and Sable Tails to match the above, ancl , i choicejaBsortment of Pheasant Mnffs and Collarettes •;<,.' . *;NEW FANCY . WOOL GOODS. : Promenade Scarfs, Hyde Parks, Cross-overs, Fancy Wool Ties, Jackets ~ Necklets, Boots 3-Jooteeß • •, ' \ ' ' ; EIDER, DOWN CLOTHING. : In Quilts, SkirtJs, Stays, Dress Improvers, Dressing-gowns, and Jackets - J. M'DOWELL & CO. 'would' direct special attention to the extensive purchasei of their Home Buyer, in the French, English, and' Scotch Markets, embracing a larg< variety of Novelties in Dress Materials for the Season, consisting 5 of. Turin and Dresdei Checks, Lucerne Twills, Cashmeres, Diagonals, Serges and Satteens, Hessenden anc Lochinvar Costume Tweeds, Killarney and Kilmaree Checked Costume. Cloths, in al the Shades of Grey and Fancy Mixtures. ' ,'/,-.' -„",-,; , YICTO R I~X HO US $ CORNEE OF LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIS-STHEBtT' (OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND). J. M'DOWELL & CO. Ournew.Cataloguesof Stockcan be had on application. Patterns forwarded fße* by post. _, - . • .-. •

¦(.] A SET .& \"'M ' D ON-A L D, DENISON HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY, HAVE now opened out a large and varied choice of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS for the Winter Trade. . . . _________ : i CASEY & M 'DONALD have made large additions to their Stock of DRAPERY, MILLINERY, and CLOTHING for this season. The Goods have all been marked at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,' and better value for money cannoit be obtained in Wellington. - - . ¦''..'- „ • Girls 1 ,: maids'.- and women's waterproof 300 ladies' sealskin jackets^from 10s lid cloaks New Saxony winceys, 7£d Ladies' felt and serge costumes New crisp winceys. B£d ¦ " • Ladies' braided serge skirts, 4s lid, ss, and New steel Saxony winceys, '9 _d . 5s 6d - New all-wool and silk repps .' ' Satiu cloths, diagonal cloths, plain color serge cloths " '' ' '* - "' Wool clouds, wool 1 promenade scarves, wool- jackets and crossovers Ladies' and children's straw hats Ladies' and children's felt hats - ! •New- fancy feathers aud flowers • • • New ornaments in steel, jet, and pearl Fur muffs in grebe and chinchilla ¦ "' Fur trimmings, of every descriptionBeaver, waterproof and Queensland shawls. Wool pallium. in plain and fancy colors . CASEY & M'DON ALD have engaged the services of a FIRST-CLASS MILLINER aud they guarantee that the Millineiy Orders they are favored with will be finished ir the most recent fashion. ' " ' , Just opened out— Anassortment of the Newest Material's for hat trimmings ancl millinery purposes. .*• „-..¦ , „ .' ' . GEELONG TWEEDS ! GISELONG TWEEDS J Made up in Trousers and Vests to the SPECIAL ORDER- of Casey & M -Donald fashionably cut, the most serviceable 'colorings, and thoroughly .well finished/ ¦ Irish frize overcoats . „._., r ._ Beaver cloth overcoats .' : / Petersham "cloth overcoats ' '•¦'' " •" Oxford cloth overcoats,. "'"= ¦'-,-,- „ '. Macintosh^cpats all sizes , r , .. Monkey jackets all' sizes ,' . ¦ CASEY & M< D O ']s„££ TD'V : denison, HOTJSJs, laMbtok quay:; ._.,;•/ ;,;...' , 1 : „-.> r i ft „'. ;. r i. - ...- . i H GREY, PROFESSIONAL COOK> A> .y, /G. r D, ':':'. ORNAMENTAL CONFECTIONEER, , • -. ___ , . " ; &C, &C.,. . , , , , ';'•,-:.•'"., Lambton Quay (late. D. Morgan),,..' NOT TO BE DRANK ON SUNDAY , Next to Messrs. Shaw, Jewellers, &c. . • Under .the distinguished patronage of Sir- - " • Henry. Barkly f Sir 1 Charles Hotham, QTAPLES' BEST XXt, AN'I and Sir George Grey. O "" - ' .' , BASS' No. 3. Late of the Reform Club, London. ' ..... • -^r- Al . HALL'S DUKE OF EDINBURGI .. Wedding, Breakfasts, Dejeuners, Balls, HOTEL,- •„•>¦ -Suppers", and Pai-ties supplied for any num- : WiLtTS-sTßEipr:. •• beronthe shortest, notice in the highest, t- — — « :—: — - . style and finish. ' " _ , -.t • ' " ... r new colonial! Industry. . 'k ' h. ma cl c a n j s MESSES CUTLER & MOORE,-the only REftTARRABLYbona fide Pianoforte and Harmonium k° w Prices in costumes Makers in the colony. - , • >; kow Prices in millinery - • ti^GEfssrsasr!"*^ , aasrsasr , ; ¦ ¦ ... , Medals added to chamber organs, pianos, or Low Prices in plaids larmcniums. Estimates given for the eni '\ ¦ Low Prices in blankets largement, removal, or erection of church -' , Low Prices in flannels organs. , " * *-" " * I«ow Prices in sheetings Mr Cutler's GRADUATING KNEE Low Prices in calicoes., . SWELL,' for the perfect production of ' Low-Prices in hosiery.,' „ . t crescaidos and diminuendos, can be added to ""* „ Low Prices in all goods harmoniums of any size. Tuning, &c. . Connected with a Large Drapery Stock. - J . °* >. •-, Inspect for yourselves at ¦ WHlis. AND MANNERS-STREETS.' *' PANAMA HOTE L , Taranaki-street, ' * ... ; ¦- . WM. LIGHT, Propriefor. " „ TAMTSriW ¦RUriTtr'^PQ .' nn SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for J AM S ?OPERATI YE wiw &! C °* O-FamiKes, Permanent Boarders, and " '^-OPfiRATiyB STORE, , VisitSrs to "Welli^ton. Willis-street, opposite the Scotch Church. One of -T.hurston'B beat Billiard Tables havb on !saie— on the premises. Good stabiihg. r ;¦ -, ,"~ ' ,7, 7 , ¦ ' ' ' -¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ - - ¦. - 1 ton Canterbury cheese, 10|d per Ib BRITISH &M>~J^BicAX HERBS. ; ¦-,' l i£gS!Xl22S&&*fc£ 1l A fresh supply. j Henry's and Martell's case brandj wnfuMimw (• Otard, Dupuy & Co.'B case brandy WILLIAM FIFE, . Do do do, in qr-caska Chemist and Drutrg^t, Port and sherry, in qr-casks and cases - . . Willis-street. ll_ - : ; ¦ • ,- , All goods delivered free of charge to am MR PARKER,. PROFESSOR OF partof the city. ' MUSIC, . Willis-street, above Abel Smith-street. : Note the address^arsons <to,the> H^Ant^ elemeßfry JAMESON BROTHERS & CO., ".i, and finishing: " : .; ,Co TOPBHAOiyBT OPBHAOiyB ,Stqbel " *^ 1 -Pianofortes Tuued, &o: J -' • s:i - " }i ' Tir - iv J^± \*r**** -'=-* -J ' , Wulis-street.