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EXTENSIVE REDUCTIONS IN THE BALANCE OF KIRKCALDIE & STAINS* SUMMER COSTUMEIS! _______ *? '• h •) ¦ In view of Clea-ing Out the remaining portion of the CostunWimportetffor the Season, . KtBKCAiiDiE & Stains have Re-marked each Costume in plaintfigurea at j4s to 6a in the! Pound less than they were originally marked, and aa they compriaewl qualities an inspection is herewith respectfully invited. « -' At these prices the Costumes are Cheaper than the same material could be purchased! for by the piece. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES :— STUFF COSTUMES COMPLETE. Stuff Costumes, with Jackets, reduced to 14s 6d ; late price 18s 6d Stuff Costunies^'Fancy figured, reduced to 16s 6d ; late price 21s Stuff Costumes, Fancy figured, reduced to 20s ; late price 25s 6d Stuff Costumes in Diagonal Cloth, reduoed to 21s ; late price 28s 6d Stuff Costumes in Diagonal Cloth, reduced to 245 ; late price 30s f*-tf *-t - Stuff Costumes, Fancy Lustre, reduced to 32s 6d ; late price 42s l% Stuff Costumes in Beige Cloth, richly trimmed with Satin and SQkyroduced to 31s ; late price 42s ' j „'•.-> Stuff Costumes in Beige doth, richly trimmed with Satin and Silkf rednced to 38s 64 ; late price 80s ' ' *• r -V '& - ' Stuff Costumes in Lustre, richly trimmed with Satin and Silk, reducejLto.3ss; late prss 45a Stuff Costumes in Lnstre, richly trimmed with Satin and Silk, reduced to 38s 6d ; late prj§e 50s . ' t o i Stuff Costumes in Lustre, reduced to 39s 6d ; late price 52s 63 \j ft Stuff Costumes in Beige and Lustre, very choice, reduced to 42s ; latd^rice 57s 6d i pa_ Stuff Costumes, Princess Robes in Beige, trimmed with Silk, reduced tooto 6d ;las94>nce Stuff Costumes, Beige, trimmed with Silk, reduced to 42s ; late price, S7ftj6<l ( f-,'^ / \ A/i 24 French Costumes, very fashionably trimmed, at half tho original prieei'lnow selling froni 58s 6d WASHING COSTUMES COMPLETE. | Fancy Print Coßtumes in Pompadour and Galatea Stripe, reduced to 9s 6d ; late price' 12s 6d . Fancy Print Costmnejß^reduoed to 12s 6d ; late price 16s 6d Fancy Print Costumes, reduced to 15s ; late price 20s Fancy Print Costumed,, reduced to 163 6d ; late price 22a 6d Fancy Print and Sateen Costumes, very choice, reduced to 19s 6d ; late price 25» 6d Fancy Sateen Costumes, reduced to 25s 6d ; former price 32s 6d Handkerchief Costumes, novel, reduced to 455 ; former price 58s 6d VP" 1 ' > A Complete assortment of the above will be exhibited in our windows for Fourteen Days] when Ladies can see and judge for themselves aa to the great reductions made. .• -

500 FASHIONABLE DRESS PIECES. ; 5s 9d, USUAL PRICE 10s 6d 7s, USUAL PRICE 14s 8s 6d, USUAL PRICE 16s ¦ ' 10s 6d, USUAL PRICE 18s 6d ; . • I 12s 6d, USUAL PRICE 21s „ As the above Goods are reduced to almost Cost Price, no further reductions or discounts can be allowed. KIKKCALDIE & STAINS, LAMBTON QUAY AND BRANDON-STREET. THE PHARMACY, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. THE best Medicine to take this Debilitating Weather is FITZGERALD'S IRON" and QUININE WINE, The Best Cure yet discovered for Fever, Loss of Appetite, and General Debility, sold in Champagne Pint Bottles. Price^2s 6d each. TT^ITZGERALD'S IODISED SARSAPARILEA.. *Ttie begij.midicine for curing Blotches, J? Pimples, Scrofulous Sores andrEruptions t ' FITZGERALD'S SANTONINE WORM POWDERS. Use^ for 20 years in the Lon don Evelina Hospital for Sick Children r ° "~ 3 ' TTIITZGERALD'S Unfailing Remedy for Diarrhoea and Dysentery. Two or three doses J always cure TTUTZGERALD'S Soothing Powders for Children Teething. Warranted free from any X? preparation of opium -' FITZGERALD'S Cough Specific, as used with the greatest success at the Brompton Hospital. FITZGERALD'S Quinine, Rhubarb, and Dandelion Pills. The best and most powerfu Liver Pills known. Guaranteed purely vegetable TjirrZGERALD'S Eucalyptus Balsam. For Cousrhs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, J Whooping Cough, &o. TTIITZGERALD'S Whooping Cough Mixture. Used with Splendid Results in the City X? of London Dispensary TTttTZGERALD'S Neuralgic Paint. For immediate cure of Neuralgia A large consignment of Seltzogenes to hand for making Lemonade, Soda or Seltzer Water in ten minutes. Pure fresh Lime Juice, in bottles or by the gallon. WILLIAM C.~I?ITZGERALD, FAMILY CHEMIST AND SURGEON DENTIST, THE PHARMACY, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON.

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS, Ex Htjbuntji, AT T\T CLARK'S DRAPER, LAMBTON QUAY. Two cases new Neck FrilliDgs, from 3d per yard. Twelve dozen new Pompadour Scarves, at 9d each. PUBLIC NOTICE. DASHER, of Manners-street, has deter- • mined, in consequenoe of receiving a large shipment of Goods, consisting of Fancy Goods of every description, Ladies' Bags, Tambourines, Banjos, Balls, Boxing Gloves, &c, ex Hurunui, too late for the Christmas Holidays, to sell the whole of the goods by single articles at wholesale prices, to make room for a further shipment. • Note the Address— ASHER'S FANCY BAZAAR, Next to the Brano h Bank of New Zealand, Manners-street, Wellington. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT CLEARING SALE OP GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE LAMPS, FANCY GOODS, Ac. GIVING U P~"b USIN ES S. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. GEO. NORBURY has determined to give up business, and he will sell the whole of his large and well assorted stock at ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS! FOR TWENTY-EIGHT DAYS ONLY. Housekeepers should not miss this splendid opportunity to replenish, their shelves ¦with really First-class Crockery. Come early and get your choice, aa every line must be sold. STAFFORDSHIRE EMPORIUM, CUBA-STBEET. LAST TWO WEEKS. WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Bbanch Office ... Wangantji. XTfTE are prepared to undertake Civil T i Engineering work in all its branches in Wellington and other districts. We hold Government Certificates as Authorised and Licensed Surveyors, and we are empowered to execute surveys under the Land Transfer Act, th« Native Land Act, and the Public Works Act, 1876. JONES, THORPE & COLERIDGE. J. GASCOINE (Late of Gascoine and Parsons), X>UILDER & UNDERTAKER. Next to Dnnrobin House, MoießWorthstreet, Thorndon.

MELBOURNE EXHIBITION. Tt/TESSRS. KOHN & CO. Beg to inform their customers that they have deceived, by special favor, from the Meljourne Exhibition a MOST BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OP 3OLD, SILVER, MOSAIC AND PINK CAMEO JEWELLERY, From the Italian, French, and German Courts. The articles are of the newest designs, and •re worth inspection. • KOHN & CO., Jewellers, Lambton Quay. BEEHIVE STORE, Courtney Place, Wellington. NEW SEEDS, 1881. OKELL AND LINN EL L, Sole Agents for the celebrated San Francisco Flower, Vegetable, and Coniferous Seeds. , We take this opportunity of thanking the .üblio for past favors, and hope by careful ttention to all business entrnsted to us to eoure continued and increasing support. Oar next order for these seeds will be f orrarded this month, and those who may wish d avail themselves of this opportunity will lease send us a list of their wants not later han the 20th of this month. IT^ILLIAM BOOTH & CO., TARATAHI SAW AND PLANING MILLS, WAIRARAPA. 'ards. Wellington— Pipitka Point. rjrr littlejohn * son WATCHMAKERS, CLOCKMAKERS, AND OPTICIANS, Lambton Quay. Opposite the Occidental Hotel. Chronometer, Chronograph, Duplex, Reeating, Lever, Horizontal, and every de« jription of intricate and ordinary Watch fork carefully repaired. Chronometers rated by transit obaervaons. Sextants, Quadrants, Compasses, c, cleaned and adjusted. nrr R. WATERS, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Certificated Acoountant in Bankruptcy. HTJNTTB-BTRK«T. NEW CONSIGNMENT OP HOICE INDIAN CONDIMENTS. CHUTNEY, CURRY POWDER, LIME ICKLES, &c, just received, direct from ombay, ex Suez Mail. EVERSLEIGH, HICKEY & CO., i randon-street.

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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 24, 31 January 1881, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 24, 31 January 1881, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 24, 31 January 1881, Page 1

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