M'DOWELL BROTHERS' WINTER SHIPMENTS OP DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, AND HOSIERY, ARE now being opened up in the various departments, and, having disposed of all their old Btock, they will commence the Winter Trade with New Goods only. M'DOWELL BROTHERS have also Remodelled the interior of their Drapery and Millinery Departments, adding very much to the convenience of their Customers. They therefore invite the attention of their Friends and Visitors to Wellington to the following Shipments, which are now in the course of delivery : — New Winter Hats and Bonnets at I New Boys' Suits, New Children's Suits, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. New Winter Jackets and Dolmans at New Youths' Suits, New Knicker Suits, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. New Winter Hosiery and Gloves at New Geelong Trousers and Vests, New VieM'Dowell Brothers'. torian do do, at M'Dowell Brothers'. New Dress Materials, new Cashmeres, at New Tweed Trousers, New Cloth Trousers, M'Dowell Brothers'. at M'Dowell Brothers'. New Jersies,jiew Velvets, new Pluehes, at New Tweed Suits, New Cloth Suita, at M'Dowell Brothers'. I M'Dowell Brothers'. New Winter Costumes, new Winter Skirts, at New Overcoats, New Waterproof Coats, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. New Flannels, new BlanVets, new Quilts, at i New Travelling Rugs, New Bush Rugs, at M'Dowell Brothers'. | M'Dowell Brothers'. New Calicoes, New Winceys, New Merinos, at I New Oxford Shirts, New Crimean Shirts, at M'Dowell Brothers', j M'Dowell Brothers'. New Feathers, Plumes, and Ornaments, at New White Shirts, New Regatta Shirt*, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. New Ulsters, New Fur Trimmings, New New Men's Hata, New Boyß' Hata, New Ties, at M'Dowell Brothers'. Youths' Hats, at M'Dowell Brothers'. New Bead Trimminga, New Fancy Trim- New Boys' Overcoats, New Youths' Overming3, at M'Dowell Brothers'. coats, at M'Dowell Brothers'. New Laceß, New Buttona, New Collara, at New Portmanteaus, New Travelling Trunks M'Dowell Brothers' . at M'Dowell Brother. MCDOWELL BROTHER S Invite the inspection of those about to make their purchases for the approaching season, as the valuea are exceptionally good, and the Shipments, as they arrive, will be opened up in the various Departments, so that New Goods will be placed on view every week for a considerable portion of the Season. CORNER OF LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIB-STREET, Opposite THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.
(CHOICE LADIES OF WELLINGTON. Useful dress fabrics, BJd, 9fcd Venetian costume cloth, la 6d PT.-nn.Tn-i * t, • r, Fancy pompinett stuffs, Is 4£d RE PARE for tho Eamy Season, now Colo / e a crape cloths, la 6d New Bhades dreas serge, Is Cd, Is 9d, Is lid fast approaching, by purchasing a New black velveteen, 23 lid Navy, prune, brown velveteen WATERPROOF CLOAK, Choice pompadour velveteens Venetian cloth, serge coatumea With Hood to cover the Bonnet, and with Embosaed velveteen trimming Blaok cashmeres, black paramattas or without Sleeves. Very light in texture, "' 3 ,_*„ casey & McDonald, but very warm and comfortable. Drnison House. A Real Treasure for anyone who desires to ..,..„, _- -. _ , _ •* nn •• 1881. go out on a wet day without spoiling their dresses and Bonnets. At Variety children's hosiery New and choice ladies' hosiery W. CLARK'S, New spangled collaretts Lace and pluah collaretta DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, g^twTan^furlrimmtngs La™ QUA*. SSSdIStSib 11888 Ladies' new leather belts Chenille cord and trimming /-lEORGE CRAWFORD & CO. Bone, silk, velvet buttons PS ss ¥ lE <^ casey & mcdonald, 20 qr-casks dark brandy, SV } 10 do Hennesßy's dark brandy _. ,„_„ tt__ o _ 30 do pale brandy Dbnison Housk. 25 do Henneaßy'a pale brandy Shhdsrum NOVELTIES. 10 qr-casks Lemon Hart s rum J-1 5 qr-easks Jameson's whisky ; also ~- — ~ other brands Port wine, Silver and Cosen's, 3, 4, and Tarn O'Shanter Hats 6 grapes, in octavea and qr-casks New Real Seal Hata Old Tom (in case), Swain Boord's, Bar- New Shapes Plush Hats nard's, and Booth's Pluah and Satin Hats Cases whisky— Long John, L.L., Looh Satin and Velvet Hata! Katerine, and other brands 1000 Fur Caps, 2s 3d and 2a 6d 300 cases Henneasy's brandy, * Long Cloth Jackets, 93 6d to 12b 6d 50 oases do, *** New Bonnets, Plush and Velvet 30 casea flaak brandy, pinte, BD Tarn O'Shanter Porcupines 50 do do i-pints, Pinet Castillon Chip Hats, Chip Bonnets Cases Geneva, J.D.K.Z., contents New Feathers, Bird's Winga various _ _ 100 boxes Price's Belmont sperm candleß ..___ . -~ -.-«,. «,-¦-. scaaea cigars — Romola, Eapanola, CASEY & McDOJNALD, El Edescanso, El Fausto, La Sileaia (The above aro a few of the leading lines) Lambton Quay. Bass's ale, London and Burton, in quarts — and pints Tennant's do, good quality, in quarts XX7" CLARK, and pints \\ . Guinness' s Boar's Head stout, stone bottles, quarts and pints DRAPER, LAMBTON QUAY, Oilmen's stores in great assortment 100 cases Thompson's ginger wine i 8i 8 nO w opening out 20 caßes St. Julian claret 70 ctSTdSe wine, Tokay, and Mus- GOODS forth* WINTER TRADE, cadine, Penfold's 40 wool packs, full size and he is daily expecting to receive largo Bridles, stirrup leathers, girths, and coat strapß quantities of goods from ships now overdue, Harness, double buggy, silver mounted Do trap, brass mounted which will be opened out as soon as possible Sheep-shears 200 sacks feed oats after arrival. 400 do seed oats 1 superior piano, by Hopkinson, Lon- These Goods have been bought, in most don 80th December 1880. instances, from the makers, so that he is able to soil as low as any house in town. 1881 SPORTING SEASON. 1881 I ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY £ GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. j TO JOHN DUTHIE & CO., Willis-street, CASH BUYERS. Wellington, have now opened full stock of the following : — ~~~* Muzzle-loading guna, single and double W. CLARK, barrel Breech-loading guns, single and double DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, barrel, with modified chokebore, snap action, and rebounding locks Lambton Quat. Martini-Henry sporting rifles and car- _ — — bines AUSTRALIAN LITHOFRACTEUR CO., Snider sporting rifles and carbines. KREBS' PATENT. Powder, shot, cartridges, cartridge cases, XJPPORT colonial industry by purchasing felt wads, cartridge machines, j^ the above company's Lithofracteur and leather gun-cases (with and without DTnamite now manufactured under new and fittings), powder flasks, shot patents. Strongest Explosives for pouches and beltß, game baga, mining, quarrying, stump - clearing, subAc , &c, &c. marine blasting, road and railway works, &c. Free from the noxious fumes of other Inspectxon Invited. dynamite. DAWSO N & CO., — — Agents, Wellington. JOHN DUTHIE & CO., " Wholesale and Retail j • E • HAVES, RONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, p LUMBEE and GASFITTER, Ac, &c, Willis-street, Wellington. t April, 1881. Lambton Quay. CORRUGATED IRON. IMPORTER OP Brass, lead, zinc, and galvanized iron QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED- Copper> braßß) and wrought-iron tubing Fx Alastor : Cast-iron water and gas pipes j 15 tons Redoliff Crown, 5 to 10 feet Pumps, house and Bhip closets Ex Wakatipu : 15 tons Blackwall, 6 to 10 feet Rubber hose and block fan Ex Himalaya : Engineers' and plumbers' brass work 17 tons Redcliff Crown, 5 to 10 feot -„. _ _, Gasflttings, Ac, Ac., &o. Ex Pareora: 20 tons Davis Crown, 6to 10 feet MANUFACTURER OF Ex Arabella : tv_xjit t. 23 tons Davis Crown, G to 10 feet Distilling and breu-uig apparatus Fx City of Carlyle : Lightening conductors, pumps 15 tonß Bedcliff Crown, sto 10 feet Wafer plunge Bh(mer bafchß .JO. JOm * DTITH P &C 0: Hydraulio cellar pumps, and self-acting Tho only Prize awarded to a Dyer at Sydney, blasts 1880, and Melbourne ISSI Exhibition, Hydraulic lifts, hot water apparatus, was awarded to and c description of brass, lead, ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, and copper goods. l^T ELSON DYE WORKS Silks, Woollbns, And every description of Dying done. "WATER AND GAS LAID ON. Goods received by the undersigned — ~~~ZZIT! '. ,„, , , ~ wuriTAinre npnu T EFT in my possession, at Stake's Valley, SSo« 0 «, Ll U PP er Hntt ' to g"* 6 ' a Chestnut n™fc BO ll*r a &^ta£oners^ jj or?^ bran(3ed K> remainder of brand ,„ „ «_„ »______«»__ — __________.^__««». illegible. If not claimed within fourteen days from date will be sold to defray exON SAltK — Custom Hotirp Fornin. »t the penses. Charles Hamling. Stake's Valley,' Fwonira Togt Olßon. Upper Hutt.-Stb April. 1881'
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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 87, 14 April 1881, Page 1
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