SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. M'DOWELL BROTHERS HAVE made great reductions on all classes of Winter Goods in every department of their business, bo as to effect an Entire Clearance of the remaining portions of their Winter Stock. It will therefore be to the interest of everyone who wishes to save money in making their purchases to visit their well-known and Central Drapery, Clothing, and Outfitting Shop, corner of Lambton Quay and Willis-street, before making their purchases, aa they are now CLEARING OUT ALL SURPLUS AND WINTER STOCK REGARDLESS OF COST, preparatory to Stock-taking, and to make room for their Spring and Summer Shipments, which are now on the way out from the various manufacturing centres. The Surplus Stocks which they are now disposing of consistlof — Winter Hats and Bonnets at Boys' Snits, new Children's Suits, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. Winter Jackets and Dolmans at Youths' Suits, now Knicker Suits, M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers' Winter Hosiery and Gloveß at Geelong Trousers and Vests, new Victorian M'Dowell Brothers'. do do, at M'Dowoll Brothers'. Dress Materials, new Caßhmereß, at Tweed Trousers, new Cloth Trousers, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. Jersiea, new Velvets, new Pluehes, at Tweed Snita, new Cloth Suits, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. Winter Costnmes, new Winter Skirts, at Overcoats, new Waterproof Coatß, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. Flannels, new Blankets, new Qnilts, at Travelling Rugs, new Bush Ruga, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. Calicoes, new Winceys, new Merinos, at Oxford Shirts, now Crimean Shirts, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowoll Brothers'. Feathers, Plumos, and Ornaments, at White Shirts, new Regatta Shirts, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. Ulßterß, new Fur Trimmings, new Ties, at Men's Hats, new Boys' Hats, new Youths' M'Dowell Brothers'. Hats, at M'Dowell Brothera'. Bead Trimmings, new Fancy Trimmings, at Boys' Overcoats, new Youths' Overcoatß, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowell Brothers'. Laces, new Bnttonß, new Collars, at Portmanteaus, new Travelling Trnnkß, at M'Dowell Brothers'. M'Dowoll Brothor'. AU tho above are now bein? disposed of at IMMENSE REDUCTIONS, bo aa to Clear Out the Stock and make room for our New Goods. m ( dowell"beothers, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND OUTFITTERS, LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIB-STKEET, WELLINGTON. N.B.— Dress and Mantle-making Rooms on the Premiaea, under thoroughly competent management, and at Moderate Prices. *& W ¦*«. XUST RECEIVED — ?3§s"B*^Nc? Girls' Own Paper, division 6; Boys' Own -¦4j£_ HiLsiy' Paper No. 10 •Js2?^?l?jli2.j? New vol. of Little Folks, and Boys' Own By Special Appointment to His Excellency _ nnnal 4 or 1882 -m J. Watt, Bookseller, Willis-street. Sir Arthur Gordon. — WATT'S WELLINGTON CIRCULATING KO H N & CO., LIBRARY. Now Books added weekly. Subscribers WATCHMAKERS & MANUFACTURING may join at any date, subscription dating JEWELLERS, from date of entrance. Lambton Q^Wellinoton. pRAC TICAL BOOKS Branches — -¦- _ ,_ B. Petersen and Co. ... Chri B tchurch FoR Mechanics and Others S. Konnand Co Dunedin ON SALE AT J. WATTS BOOK-STORE, Jt n ' H ' XK ° bn i nCklaDd . Knight's PracticYSSnlry of Mechanics, JLonniJros Wanganui being a description of tools, instruments, __. , ,_, AND AO , , . machines, processes, nnd engineering, H. Kohn and Co 93 Leadenhall- history of inventions, &c, &c, 3 vola., at., London royal Bvo., 62s 6d Riddle's Carpenter, Joiner, Stairbuilder, and Handrailer, 50s ¦^.i^^^ Scott Burns' New Guide Masonry, Brick¦^E3sa& ! tfsF<& laying, and Plastering, 42b 6d UlW^wWi^P Nicholson's Carpentera' Guide (new edition), by Hay, enlarged and improved, 35s ¦»*ej«*i*rf»^sr» Monckton's National Carpenter and Joiner, By Appointment to His Excellency „ 26 . 3 ri , ,, T „., , Pynos Carpenters' New Guide, or tha Book thk Oovitßvfm of Linos for Carpenters, 25a THE Uovernor. Goulde'a Carpenters' and Builders' Asßiat- «^« ant and Woodworkers' Guide, 16s Edwards' Carpentera' Manual, being a pracWLITTLEJOHN & SON tical guide to tho various operations of ' the trade, 3s WATCHMAKERS Strickland's Cottage Constructor and De- ,„. ttoixt-bittwwc. Tne Amateur Mechanics' Workshop, 7b 6d AND JJiVVLLLfcRS, g cott B urn8 > The Steam Engine, its History and Mechanism, 2s 6d Lambton Quay. Perry's Elementary Treatiae on Steam, 4s 6d Rose's Pattern-makera' Assistant, embracing lathe-work, bench-work, core-work, and FRANK GRADY, practical gear-construction, 15s /NOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER, Davidson's Drawings for Metalplate. I ~r TO- workera, 43 Willis-street. Scott Burn 3' Solf-aid Cyclopaedia, containing figure and perspective drawing, church Gold and Silver Chains made to Order. ? nd cottage architecture, class of buildings, design, mechanics, Bteaui power, Repairs of every Description carefully £S?i 2 std UpWardß ° £ "* executed. s co tfc Burns' Illustrated Drawing Book, A choice Collectioa of gen-nine OilPaintinga, Era's Nautical Astronomy and Navigation, Water-colour Drawings, &c, on view. each Is 6d Jewkin's Machine Construction, with plates, Inspection Invited. 2 vols.,each la 6d Rankin's Mechanical Text Book, 6s 6d Rankin'a Manual of the Steam Engine, ItT- * T ' Templaton's Workshop Companion, 7s • Jeweller, Wormoll'a Mechanics, 5b CHRONOMETER & WATCH MAKER, Molesworth'a Pocket-book of Engineering Willis-street, Wellington. Formula, 7s 6d The Iron and Metal Trades Companion, i_jc l containing a series of tables for exii.L.J. has now on hand a nne aesortmen peditiously ascertaining the value of of all the Newest Lines of Jewellery in Gold any gooda bought and Bold by weight, and Silver. AJbo, a fine stock of GOLD &c, &c, by T. Downie, 12s 6d and SILVER WATCHES at the following g£; S^tafTe^an'afEngravorß,' prices:— Sign-writers,' and Stone-cuttera' PocketSilver Hunting English Lever Watcheß, book of Alphabets, la with two years' guarantee, from £4- Bowfn'B Catechism of the Steam Engine, 5a 7s Gd Silver Hunting Waltham Watches from The Printer's Practica very Day Books, 5b £± The American Printer, 10a od ; iJucnan s „., _ .. „ T m, , Plumbing, 5s 6d Silver Hunting Congress Lever Watcheß Beed>a Gnjd |' Book the Looal Marino from £3 Board Examination, 5s Silver, open face, with crystal glass, Reed's Shipowners' and Shipmasters' Handy from £2 ; Ladies' Gold open-face Book, 2s Watches from i>2 10s, &c. Carvers and Gilders Guide and Picture — - Framemakers Companion, 3s 6d Goods Becurely packed and sent to any part The Tinman's Manual, and Builders and of New Zealand. Mechanics Hand-book, designed for tin- __ men, japanners, coppersmiths, engineerß, G. L. JENNESS, The ss ° tand °yy d d 3 Soroll b^ 585 8 6d ; Brodie Willis-strbet, Wellington. an) i Middleton's Book of Ornament, _— 3s 6d _ „„ T „, Huxley'a Physiography. 10a 6d DAVIS Welsh's Practical Guide to Businea3, 93 6d How to Mix Drinks, or Bon Vivanta' ComT7EBTICAL FEED SEWING panion, 12a 6d V MACHINE Randall's Practical Shepherd, 12a 6d ; WilWas awarded the only First Prizes for liard's Practical Dairy Husbandry, 20s Family Sewing Machines at the Sydney and Gardners' Hand-book of Natural ±*hUosoMelbourne International Exhibitions, 1879, phy, 4a 6d 1880, 1881, over all other Sewing Machines. Parry's Water, its composition, collection, Seeing is Believing. Come One! Art fn'braament and Dress, by C. Blanc, Come All ! 8i iii uatra ti ona MACHINES SHOWN WITH PLEASURE. Chevreul on the Law of Contrast and Colour, Samples of work given away. 6s . Full inßtrnctionß gratia, and a liberal time The Grammar of Houae Planning, 6a _ payment system. Every Machine guaranteed. Lessons m Flower and Fruit Modelling m We will show the Machine in operation -..,,,W ftX ' *f ™. . _ . ,_ . making up samples of the following list of Gill's Art of Teaching Young Minds to Obwork, which the " Davia " does without „ serve and Think, 3s tacking Every Man s Own Lawyer, 8s 6d Bind dress goods with the Bame material, The Fnpil Teacher's Handbook, by a Practieither scallopß, points, squares, or straight. cal Teacher, 6d It will put on skirt braid and sew on facing Lessons on Common Things, 9d at one operation, without showing the Bam s Mental Science, 14s stitches. Make French folds and sew on at Lubbock^ Origin of Civilization and Pnnuthe same time. Make milliners' folds with tive Condition of Man, 26b od different colors and pieoeß of goods at ono — operation, and aew on at the aame time. It y^o-OK AND KNIGHT, Makers of Sails, will gather between two pieces and bow on \y Flags, Tents, Tarpaulins and Oilskinß at the same time. It will cover the cord and n or a er i n g oilskins, pleapn send height and sew it in between edgeß at the Bame time. It we ight), Military Tents, ai*d Railway Truck puffs. It will do felling, bias, or straight Covers. Carpets planned, aewn. and laid, lether on cotton or woollen goods. It sew or c i eane d and re-laid. Yachts fitted with from lace to leather without changing stitch Ba ij a an <j rigging. On Sale— Horse-cloths, or tension. For tucking, cording, braiding, r i c k-covers, waterproof covers, blocks, rope, quilting, ruffling, fringing, embroidering, twine, calico, duck, canvas, nets, Ac. Adshoe fitting, tailoring, dressniaking, and drnnu — Custom TTonnn Qnav. Wollinartnr. family use, it has no equal. It will make , . •^ wide and narrow hems, hem all manner of biaß woollen goods, as soft merino, crape, or , o .vr-n r> r\T vit rt\ r v goods difficult to hem on other machines. It TONES AND COLERIDGE, CIVIL ENGINEERS, %s^££^'S^£^ ArepreparedtocarryoutEngineeringworks plain. It will gather without sowing on. It fa a u par tß of the colony, will gather and aew on at the same time. It „.___„ T . T _ mTIT , nTT . „-„_ „ wm gather between two bands, showing the WESTMINSTER CHAMBERS, stitches on the right aide at one operation. TO .„._.„ Purchasers will be instructed to do all Wellington. the above work. H C FISKE & CO Christohurch; Sole Agents for New Zealand. N.8.-Surveys executed under toe Land Acts. ROBERT HOLLIDAY, Lambton Quay, Agent for Wellington. TZ* ING AND HILL, SOUTH BRTTIRH FORWARDING CmL ENGINEERS, i OMPANY. Licensed and Authorised Survetoks. Good 8 °S CE Srcd IB «?t Q of-.oU«W LAM> * COMMISSION AQENTS. .. and delivered frm at the Railway Station. *te<»t, and Feilding, Manawatu. Consignees will avoid much delay and ex- - - — | pence by having their goods consigned direct N.B.— Our Scale of Charges ia the Loweßt to the Company .^ S QMEBVILLE, ' m th 9 colony, and we guarantee to giye Manager. tatiafaotum . :
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 64, 14 September 1881, Page 1
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