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MAN THE LIFEBOAT. TO THE RESCUE J TO THE RESCUE ! THE FLAG OF DISTRESS IS UP. THE public of Wellington ought to be sympathised with. There are so many calls upon them at present from the Drapers, that they must bavo great difficulty in deciding' upon whom to bestow their favors. The following ought to be sufficient : — GEORGE PIRIE is the hardest up, and, id consequence, is compelled to sell the cheapest. Scores of red-pencils have been worn tii. stumps, in reducing Drapery and Clothing to less than half the usual price. Cannot spare time to quote prices. The flag bears the strange device, TE ARO GENUINE SALE. GEORG.E PIRIE, Draper and Clothier, Corner of Cuba aud Manners-street^ f OPECIAL NOTICE. MACLEAN'S SALE. FURTHER BEDUCTIONS. Costumes, 32s— reduced toJJJs lid . Black silk costumes, . 130i — re* duced to 79s 6d Dresses, good qualities, ""25s — reduced to 8s 6cl "t." t . White towels, 6d — reducedto 3£d Tablecloths, 3s— reduced to* Is lid Antimacassars, Id 6d~- reduced to . 6*d Carpets reduced to 9£d Fine white calico, 36in. wide, reduced to 2s 3^d th 6 Half-dozen Men's and boys' clothing, nearly half-price ' / Coats, 9s 6d j caps, Is 3d Overcoats, 25s 6d; ahirts, 2b, 3d Trousers, 7s 6d; flannels, 3s lid Shirts, Is lid ; socks, 4&d Collars, 7d ; scarfs, 9Jd Knickerbocker suits, heavily braided, 8s lid Berlin wool patterns at nominal prices Scrim, 6£d, superior quality Note the Address— - ' ' • •' 1 1 '/ A. H. MACLEAN., CuBA-STREEf. 1 ' ' ! Olit °'~ • i. » . ri TFASHING MACHINES, (Anderson's Patent).- >•{ . ,X,, X , A SAVING OF TIME ! " . A SAVING OF LABOUR ! 1 ' A SAVING OF CLQTHES ! ! ; £5 ss. WILLIAM D AnW SO N^ ",'j/ Wholesale and Retail FurmbmenO and General Ironmonger;" "1/ Featherston-street, Wellington., . , , \ Sole Agent for Now Zealand, j '_ '" r ) ' t " .. Jim if HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHIffB 1 , This,Machino, for family use and light mitilir facturiug purposes, ' '' ' IS SUPERIOR TO AKY OTHER WAOHIW^ And for all practical working expenses',: SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH, & BEAUTY, 1 1 is unapproached by any othet* Sf acMlniJ ; invented, '„'''' ' It is constructed ou sound mechanical print ciplcs, the result of the efforts of ' the, , most talented inventors in America, cxtending-dver a long series of years. " <'"'!> It will Hem, Fell, Bind, Cord. Braid, •",' Scam, Tuck, RuiHe, Hemstitch, Gather, ' ' , And Sew on at the same time, aud will Work equally well on Silk, Linen 1 , 'Woollen 1 , and Cotton Goods with Silk, Linen, or Cotton Tliread. ; , SIMPLE, COMPACT, EFFICIENT, DURABLE, AND COMPLETE. , , jEqually Good for Fine or Heavy Work. I IT IS A TRIUMPH OF MECHANICAL GENIUS. The only Practical Low-Priced Lock-Stitch Sewing Machine ever invented. Each Machine is sent out threaded, ready for operation, and the directions are so complete that any one can run it successfully. . , t\ „ JACOB JOSEPH & CO., ' ", Sole Agents for Wellington and neighboring Provinces. WELLINGTON MACHINE BISCtfIT FACTORY. vi IBEG to call the attention of the publio to the undermentioned BISCUITS ot my manufacture :—: — ' %'j Ship Biscuits, Ist quality Arrowroot w> Ship Biscuits, 2nd quality Abernethy' ¦d 6 Cabin do Gem • ido Butter do Dessert- do Soda do Saloon • ' do Cotfee do Banting ' do Mixed do Ginger Nut do Milk do I direct special attention to the "Banting Biscuit." A trial is solicited. To be had of all dealers, and at the Factory. Telegraphic orders from Country Customers promptly attended to. S. S. GRIFFITHS, Proprietor, P BARBER, Dyer and "Cleaner, next . door to Mr. Quiun's, Dixon-street, originally, established in London, in 1644. Gentleriien'sdothes-clenned,- renovated, an' 1 hoc pressed at London prices. Jk NOTICE OF REMOVAL. * GEORGE C'LOKE, Boot and Shoemaker, (Late of Tinakori Road), . BEGS to inform his friends and customers that he is now carrying on business in Manners-street. Ladies', Gents', and Children's Boots, &c, of the best description will always be kept on hand. Uppers aud Leather Grindery supplied to the trade. ESTABLISHED 1858. DROFESSOR ROWLEY, Hair Manufacturer, Wholesale Perfumer, Dealer in Hair Dresses, Sundries, Combs, Bru&hes, Cutlery, Leather Bags, Purs.es, Hand Mirrors, Head Dresses, Frizettes, and all articles requisite for the Toilette, &c, &c. Sole Manufacturer of the celebrated Bay Leaf Ruin, which prevents the Hair from falling off. N.B. — Hair-brushing by Hydraulic power. Please note the address — SAMUEL ROWLEY, South of Empire Hotel, Willis-street^ t f BEG respectfully to inform the Public thkt JL my son (Mr- James Peters, jun., who' is in the same business as myself in Taratahi, namely, the Boot and Shoe trade) and I have mutually agreed not to hold ourselves responsible for each other's liabilities. JAMES PETERS, Carterton. 4th July. „,

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Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 46, 23 August 1876, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 46, 23 August 1876, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 46, 23 August 1876, Page 4

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