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IMPORTANT NEWS ! IMPORTANT NEWS ! 1 IMPORTANT NEWS ! ! ! LAST FOURTEEN DAYS OF THE GREAT SALE OF - M . L. MARKS' BANKRUPT STOCK. ARRIVAL OF THE BALANCE [O¥ THE GOODS BELONGING TO THE ESTATE. LARGE ADDITIONS TO THE STOCK. GREATER REDUCTIONS OF PRICES! So as to effect a clearance of the entire lot during the next FOURTEEN DAYS. IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE ! ! 1 BY the arrival of the steamers " Manawatu " and " Taranaki " from Wanganui and Picton respectively, we have been placed in possession of MARKS' ENTIRE STOCKS from the Picton and Wanganui shops, the whole of which is now being remarked at such a REDUCTION OP PRICES as, to satisfy everyone who wishes to practise economy in making their purchases of Drapery and Clothing, and House Furnishings. Everything will be opened up and on view on and after fcjA,IUKDA¥, and all the Goods having now arrived, the assortment and variety will be found to be much more complete. We can advise everyone to call and ace for themselves, as there is a large stock to be disposed of in a short space of time, and decided and genuine BARGAINS ARE BEING GIVEN. NOTE THE iiDDRESS :— NEXT ODD FELLOWS' HALL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Open daily from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., and on Saturdays till 10 p.m. LAST FOURTEEN DAYS OF THE SALE. ARRIVAL OF ALL THE GOODS FROM MARKS' PICTON AND WANGANUI AKIUVAIi SHOPS.— LOOK AT THE PRICES AS UNDERNEATH ! 200 pairs Bedford Cord Trousers, worth 21s to 30s, at 10s 6d and 17s 6d Ladies' Cloth Jackets, 3s lid and 5s lid each . Upwards of 200 pairs of Blankets of various sizes, at an immense reduction ol t\inna 1650 yards plain and twilled Linings, slightly damaged, at 2d per yard 110 pairs men's short Wellington Boots, at 8s lid per pair 100 pieces hat and bonnet Ribbons, former price from 6 to 2s, will be sold at 2*d and Heavy twSecfsheeting, 2 yards wide, at Is 4*d per yard, worth 2a, Men's Socks 6d to Is, men's ties and scarves 6d and Is each 373 Trimmed J&ts, new^apea, price from 7s 6d to 15s 6<L ™11 all be sold at 2s lid THE MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF DRESS MATERIALS WILL BE ALL SOLD at 6d, 9d, and 12£d'per yard— former price was from Is to 2s lid Embroidered Sleeve Sets from Is 6d to 6s per set/will be sold at Is per set all rpund White Calicoes 3s lid, soft mediums 4s lid per dozen 195 te^l^T^i^aaSib^ted Vest, worth 36,, wil! be ..Id 120 pieces extra quality Print, worth from 9d to Is, at 4£d and 5Jd per yard Girls' winter Gloves, all at 4£d per pair 137 ladies' winter Shawls, at half-price, Queensland shawls at 10s 6d each 127 pairs ladies' useful winter Boots, at 5s lid and 6s lid per pair TWEEDS ! TWEEDS ! of good quality, at Is lid per yard. MOSGIEL TWEEDS (from the Factory, Dunedin), best quality, worth 7a 6d, at 4s lid per yard Yard wide Horrock's Longclotbs, at 5s lid per dozen 200 pieces wide Dress Materials, at 9£d and 12£ d 375 heavy Somerville and Harvard Shirts, at 2s 6d each 117 pairs heavy youths' mole Trousers, at 4s lid per pair J.OOO pairs of children's Socks, of various sizes, from 3d to 6d per pair > 'ni]i"i&lot of boys' Clothing, very cheap ; a -lot of youths' Suits, very cheap , '-- :¦ ¦ m\* neW, irottf dto Is each ; Stockings at 6d ' . "' " ! % ToTßfeft^e^, > Crf?^ Qnitts, and Toilet Covers, go to the Sale 370 ' men's' ClptKW M#o«, ( Coats, at 15s 6d and 19s 6d . - . 271 Trousers' and' Veals,"^p^i^.ftnaUty,- both m double and single breasted, . . colonial mide, wprtiv3^ r jßJor ; at i9s 6d . - , Trousers at 7s 6«£j jjxtra quality*, l^ 6d per pair '300 gross Buttons, stylish goods, on csrds'-of 3 dozen, originally 3s per card, will be sold fit 6d por card * f ' For good value itt^&fesp?, ,aod Sheetings, go to the Sale For good value in'CurtainSasid Muslins, go to the Sale Your choice of trimmed Hats, "at'2s lid and 4s lid each A large quantity of ladies' and children's Jackets, at an immense reduction 5000 remnants of various Materials, suitable for children's dresses, at half-price Ask for the all wool Tweeds at Is lid per yard, worth 5s 6d j#- LAST FOURTEEN DAYS OE THE SALE. ARRIVAL OF THE STOCKS From Marks' shops in Picton and Wanganui. A LARGE LOT OF VARIOUS "CLASSES OF FANCY GOODS AT HALF-PRICE. Heads of Families, Country Settlers, and Purchasers of Drapery in general, should avail themselves of this genuine and most unusual opportunity for saving large sums of money in making their purchases of Drapery and Clothing. NOTE THE ADDRESSNEXT THE ODD FELLOWS' HALL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. J. M'DOVVELL & CO., ' rj , "Ai/v VENDORS. Open Daily from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. On Saturdays till 10 p.m. EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP DRAPERY. fIASEY AND M'DONALD, DENISON HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. V __, Colored ribbons, 2d, 3d, and 4d per yard 500 yards saxony winceys, 6ft 7ft ,B*d White handkerchiefs, 4£d, sft 6*d each 750 yards grey winceys, ' ,, 99 4 d » W^J Polored stockings Sid, 9id, lOfcd Fancy homespun clothe, lid, Is 3d, Is 6d Colored S 3id,lid,s|d Matalese cloths, Is 3d, la 6d, Is 9d Widely ribbons, 7*d sfd 94d Black lustres, 10ft Is, Is 3d, Is 6d wirm winter cloves, lOid la, is 3d Black French twill, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d WnlS ££SS£ eld, 7ft B*d 100 super wool shawls, 9a 6d, 10a fid, 12s Fancy linen sets, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d [6d, 15s Fancy ruffles, 4ft sft 6*d Embroidered serge skirts, 4s lid Black yak lace, 6ft 6ft 7*d Braided melton skirts, 5a 6d Snr muffs 2s lid, 3s 6d, 4s lid Braided tweed skirts. 7s 6d, 8s 6d WoolTcarves 64d, 7ft 9id Double Width all wool plaids, 2sand 2s lid Woo crossovers, is 9d, Is ,1 Id, 2s 3d Honeycomb towels, 7*d Md, 9£d Fancy brooches, 7 ft Bft 9d Turkish towels, I }**, 6l^ J . White antimaccasarß, lift Is, 1b 3d EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP MILLINERY AND UNDERCLOTHING. Trimmed hats, 5s 6d ; trmimed hats, 6s 6d ; trimmed hats, 7s 6d 200" black straw hats,' Is each Feathers, 3sd j feathers, 6£d ; feathers, 7£d 300 sprays colored flowers, 6d per spray „„,,_. , .. . Ladies' trimmed chemises, 2a 3d ; trimmed drawers, 2s 6d j trimmed night ' dresses, 4s 6d „ Infants' bibs, 74d ; hoods, 2s 3d ; merino cloata/ 10a 6d j merino'dresses, 6s lid Sealskin jackets, 7b lid-; sealskin jacketß, 10s 9d 150 gipsy hats {quite new), Is 6d each Ladies' grey stays, 2s 9d, 2s lid Ladies' hair plats, 7ft B*d Double busk st/ys, „ !'! ' 3s lid, 4s 9d Ladies' hair frizettes, Is set The Balance of a Warehouseman's Stock of Costumes, former price 30s, will be sold for 19s 6d each. - CASEY & ~~M 'DONALD,' DENISOK HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. A V G~ a '. \U T I N N^ E V . A - VV • WHOLESALE T orrxmAv AND RETAIL PAPERHANGER, NOT TO BE DRANK ON SUNDAY! Qhss Warehouse> Moleaworth-atreet. W. T. begs to call attention to his large nm xrw axtti Btock of Cheap Paperhangings now on QTAPLES' BEST XXX, AND hand O Also, just arrived, a splendid assortment BASS' No. 3. of FRENCH PAPERHANGINGS, which will be sold very cheap. HALL'S DUKEOF EDINBURGH pANAMA HOTEL, WnwsWicr Taranaki-street, WTLT.IS-BTBIJKT WM jj GHTj Proprietor. »uvßTnAwmpß.« QUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for BRITISH AND AMi^ICAN HERBb. Fam iii eB , Permanent Boarders, and • j Visitors to Wellington. n-,HE undersigned has just received a Q^ e of Thnrston ' B ]>&£ Billiard Tables ± fresh supply. . on the premises. Good stabiing. WILLIAM FIFE, — = '— Chemist and Dra^gist, MANNERS-STREET FRUIT MART Willis-street. A^» : REFRESHMENT ROOMS: MR PARKER, PROFESSOR JDF ' — - . MUSIC, - P SHEEN, Fruiterer, Tobacconist, and Willis-street, above Abel Smith-street. . -Lit General Importer, r , " Oysters, fresh from the beds every day. # Lessons on the Pianoforte, eiementary , A fresh supply of Fijian, Australian, and and finishing. .... T»<nnanian fruits by every homb. Pianofortes Tuned, Ac. - jCommiHßion and Land Agency.

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Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 45, 22 August 1876, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 45, 22 August 1876, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 45, 22 August 1876, Page 1

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