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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 132, 8 June 1881, Page 1

M'DOWELL BROTHERS' WINTER SHIPMENTS OF DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, AND HOSIERY, ARE now being opened up in the various departments, and, having disposed of all their old stock, they will commence the Winter Trade with New Goods only. M'DOWELL BROTHERS have also Eemodelled 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 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 Dresß Materials, new Cashmeres, at New Tweed Trousers, New Cloth Trousers, M'Dowell Brothers'. at M'Dowell Brothers'. New Jersies,"new Velvets, new Plushes, at New Tweed Suits, New Cloth Suits, at M'Dowell Brothers'. 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 Blankets, new Quilts, at New Travelling Eugs, New Bush Eugs, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. New Calicoes, New Winceys, New Merinos, at New Oxford Shirts, New Crimean Shirts, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. New Feathers, Plumes, and Ornaments, at New White Shirts, New Regatta Shirts, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowoll Brothers'. New Ulsters, New Fur Trimmings, New New Men's Hats, New Boys' Hats, New Tios, at M'Dowell Brothers'. Youths' Hats, at M'Dowell Brothers'. New Bead Trimmings, New Fancy Trim- New Boya' Overcoats, New Youths' Overmings, at M'Dowell Brothers'. coats, at M'Dowell Brothers'. New Laces, New Buttons, New Collars, at New Portmanteaus, New Travelling Trunks M'Dowell Brothers'. at M'Dowell Brother*. M'DOWELL BROTHERS Invite the inspection of those about to make their purchases for tho approaching season, as the values 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 .forla considerable portion of the Season. COENEE OF LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIS-STREET, Opposite THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.

GREAT CLEARING SALE OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, &c, IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF R. BURRETT, COMMENCING SATURDAY, 11 IH INST., AT ALCORN'S OLD SHOP, LAMBTON QUAY. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS. MUST BE SOLD. FURTHER PARTICULARS IN FUTURE ADVERTISEMENT. T. J. LAjDD, Manager.

LAST FORTNIGHT. STILL FURTHER REDUCTIONS. T INDSAY & WATSON Are determined, rather than take the goods into stock again, to OFFER THEIR FIRST-CLASS STOCK OP MEN'S BOOTS, WHICH ARE FBOM THE CELEBEATED MAKEES, Cove and West, EXHIBITION BOOTS AT BTJCH RIDICULOUS PRICES That those who want to get FIRS T-C LASS BOOTS At a very low figure should PAY AN EARLY VISIT AND SECURE THE BARGAINS. Tho Whole of the Stock is being Disposed of at Prices Regardless of anything like the shape of Pront. THE REDUCTIONS ARE FOR CASH ONLY. LINDSAY & WATSON, Lambton Quay & Cuba-stbeet. ('( ' f~^\ i) J. SEXTON, (* ( J*) T^XPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL XLJ FARRIER, Best and Cheapest Shoeing Shop in Town, is now Shoeing for cash — Hack Shoes 6s With Heels 7s Toe and Hoels 8s N. B. —l beg to state, having had great experience in the Farrier trade for the last 20 years, that I can guarantee all work entrusted to my care to be done in a practical manner. Loose shoes fastened gratis. J. SEXTON, Next the Arcade, Manners-street. JH. SHERWIN, • Organist Of St. James' Church, Lower Hutt, (From Messrs. Collard & Collard, Pianoforte Manufacturers, London), PIANOFORTE TUNER AND TEACHER OF MUSIC, Lower Hutt. Tunings, Half-a-Guinea ; or by the year, Four Guineas. Orders from Wellington puntually attended to. City Warehouse, 2G, Cheapside, E.C., London, W., 16, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor Square, loth April, 1880. We have much pleasure in stating that Mr. James Henry Sherwin has been engaged in our manufactory for a period of eight years; he is a mechanic of far more than average ability, and we hope that his desire to establish himself in New Zealand will meet with much success, which we shall be clad to farther by any means in our power. ICOLLARD A COLLARD.