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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 11, 14 January 1881, Page 1

OUR SUMMER SHIPMENTS ARE NOW ON SALE IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, Amd the Qualities of the Goodß being offered are giving GREAT SATISFACTION. TNTENDING PURCHASERS will find it to their advantage to INSPECT OUR STOCK, the value for Money being exceptionally good. 700 pair 1 and 2 button Kid Gloves, slightly spotted, Is 9d and 2s 6d per pair A Large Stock of T,ace Ties, Fiohus, and Capes A Large Stock of Men's Colonial Made Clothing A Large Stock of Boys' and Youths' Clothing A Large Stock of Hosiery, Shirts, and Ties A Large Stock of Hats, Caps, and Portmanteaus OUR NEW SHIPMENTS OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS AND PRINTS ' SUMMER JACKETS, CAPES, AND FICHUS SUMMER MILLINERY, HATS, AND BONNETS SUMMER FLOWERS, SILKS, AND TRIMMINGS i SUMMER LACES, TIES, AND SETS " Cash Butbes, and those about to make their Purchases for the Season, will find * it to their advantage to note the following address :— OUR DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is tinder the same efficient management, an a Btill maintains its reputation for Excellence of Style, Fit and Work. Ladies can rely on ha, ing their orders promptly executed. CORNER OF LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIS-STREET. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. M'DOWELL BROTHERS.

HARDWARE. FXIHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW J. LANDING, EX WAVE QUEEN, FROM LONDON— 245 kegs wire nails 8 orates slaters' felt 1 cask charcoal box irons 1 do blued and tinned out tacks j 3do milk pans j 18 tons Walker's corrugated iron ; sdo Davis' do > 1 bale best roping-twine : 45 packages Samuelson's combined reap- ° ing and mowing machines 10 owt counter and half-counter horse nails 6do roofing-screws • 65 drums linseed and colza oils 1 cask Lockwood's horse-rasps, pooket, i table, and farriers' knives k 3 cases oilstones for sheepshears ] 1 do Stabbs' nail nippers, belts and 1 sheaths, &o NOW LANDING, EX INGEBURG, FROM j . NEW YORK— 16 cases hickory pick handles ' 4do Collins' picks " 10 do extra and No. 1 axe handles 1 Ido 3-prong C.S. hayforks ' 2do American brooms ; TO ARRIVE, EX HERMIONE— , 5 tons hack shoes, made to our special patterns j 42 cases Braby's " Sun" corrugated iron 1 do Stubbs' hand and frame saw files i 1 cask Firth's mill saw files 3 oases half -tester bedsteads, children's cots i 1 cask B.Y. reaping hooks , 1 case bright buggy-side springs , 20 kegs 6, 7 spikes, flooring brads 1 cask coopers' rivets , 1 case Gilpin's hedge trimmers and , slashers • 2 casks Gilpin's steeled wedges t 2 cases Noble and Hoare's spirit varnish , and French polish "i 3 Hornby's 5-arm spring balance selfc - raking reaping machines 127 packages Samuelson's self-raking J~<j_ reaping machines 2oases sickles, fittings and castings for repair of Samuelson's machines 1 cask fishhooks, Nye's sausage maohines, cattle holders and rings, belt laces, table-spoons, sail needles 2 casks Chubbs and Carpenter's locks, _ _ tin basins, flooring cramps, copper A and tinman's wire 5 cwt counter horse nails 1 cask Auckland pattern strong fern hooks 3 casks 7-16 S.L. and bullock chains 1 do Weston's patent pulley blocks, mth endless chain 1 bale Austin's ex super flax sash lines and blind cord 1 case Davis' knife cleaners 2 do Mandera' copal and oak varnish 1 do American half adzes, Chesterman's steel tapes, Adelaide pattern corkscrews 2 casks coppered steel sofa springs 2 cases steeled mattox 1 cask brass butts, brass till locks, " Echo" cow bells 1 case furze gloves, leather dog collars, belts and sheaths 1 hhd enamelled preserving pans and jam boxes 3 cases Stoker's beer engines, brass force and lift pumps 34 axles and boxes 1 case bass brooms 160 kegs white lead 120 bundles cooper's hoop iron 22 tons bar and sheet iron I 7 rolls sheet lead 200 casks Portland cement TO ARRIVE EX RAKAIA, FROM LONDON. 300 casks Portland cement 80 kegs Rose Head wire nails TO ARRIVE EX HANNAH LANDLES, FROM GLASGOW. 7 packages Scotch cast frypans and girdles 1 cask ornamental gratings 18 Victoress, Mistress, and New Peeress ranges 1 cask furnace doors and gratings TO ARRIVE EX PLEIONE. 4 Flavel's Leamington ranges 13 cases binding wire for McCormick's reapers 32 boxes Putman's horse nails 28 kegs Ewbank's spikes 4 casks tested S.L. chains 2 cases 3ft stump bedsteads 1 puncheon American meat tins and basins 8J tons Walker's plain galvanised iron 1 cask Carpenter's drawback and donble hand locks 2 casks copper boilers and small ironmongery JOHN DUTHIE & CO., Ibonmongebs and Ibon Merchants, Willis-street. HAPPY CHRISTMAS AND A MERRY NEW YEAR TO ALL. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. BROMLEY & STAPLES BROS. BEG to inform the public generally that they have A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Which they intend quoting at very Low Prices, to encourage CASH CUSTOMERS To come forward. We guarantee all Our Own Make, being Manufactured at OUR OWN FACTORY IN GHUZNEESTREET. B. & S. Bros, takes this opportunity of Thanking their numerous Customers and Public generally for past favors, and begs to inform them that their Stock of Boots CANNOT BE SURPASSED for DURABILITY and Cheapness. Inspection invited. One trial will convince. BROMLEY & STAPLES BROS., Wholesale and Retail Boot, Shoe, and Upper Manufacturers, WEiiß, Cuba, and Ghuznee-stbebts. PUBLIC NOTICE. WH . INGRAM, • (Late of Manners-street,) WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, JEWELLER, &c., Has Removed to more Central and Convenient Premises, next door to the Empire Hotel, Willis-street. W.H.T. wishes also to inform nis numerous customers and public generally that he was awarded a First-class Certificate of Merit for a Duplex Watch made and exhibited by him at the Melbourne Exhibition, 1858. The judges were Mr. C. M'Farlane and James Bennie, Watchmakers, of Eliiabeth-street, Melbourne. Chronometers, and every description of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, carefully Cleaned and Repaired on the premises at Reasonable Prices.