WILLIAM DAWSON & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IB ON MBROHANTB AND IRONMONGERS, HAVE a Large and well-selected Stock of Season's Goods, comprieing Ward and Payne's all-steel Sheepshears, Burgon and Ball's Sheopshears, best selected Turkey andWa3bita Stones, Soytheß and Heap Hooks, Hay Eake.3 and Forks, Scythe and Fork Handles. GARDEN REQUISITES, Full Stock and complete assortment. LAWN MOWERS GARDEN ROLLERS GARDEN TABLES GARDEN CHAIRS GARDEN ENGINES GAREEN TOOLS FURNISHING "IRONMONGERY. Onr Show Rooms are now replete with every requisite suitable for parties Furnishing. ALL GOODS WILL BE FOUND OF BEST QUALITY AND GOOD VALUE. GREY AND FEATHEESToF'STREETS, WELLINGTON SPRING * SUMMER NOVELTIES JUST RECEIVED— 8 OAB S OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, j Comprising Ladiea' and Children's Hats, in all the newest shapes Ladies' Chip Hats and Bonnets, in all shapes New Granny Bonnets, in sateen, pompadour, and Bilk New Shaded Plush, New Shaded Satins Now Shaded Ribbons, New Shaded Feathers A splendid assortment of New Millinery Bonnets A choice selection of New Trimmed Hats. ladies' Gloves, in great variety, in silk and throad New Double Muslin Ruchings, in all widths New Ties, in silk, muslin, lace, and net New Royalist Trimmings, for Collars and Cuffs Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, in great variety. SPEOIAL LINES. 300 Ladies' and Girls' Rush Hats, 6d each 600 yards New Pompadour Print, 6£d per yard. J. W. KERBY, SOMERSET HOUSE, CUBA-STREET. CASEY & M'DONALD PU]BLIC notice. ARE now Showing their First Shipments „ _ of BOOTS BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! SPRING GOODS. \\T MORIARTY begs to retnrn his NEW DRESS MATERIALS, Jf V,. * eincer o thanks to tho inhabitants of A ohoioe Selection and Colourings Wellington and Burrounding districts for past ATB-W n A TMV A T PT OTTTQ favors, and begs to inform them that he is NEW OATMEAL CLOTHS^ OpENING OT A NEW LOT op GOODSj NEW POMPADOUR SATINS, . Just arrived, in splendid order, In every Variety of Colour. And intends giving the public and customers NEW IRI A STRIPES an ax tiole which has long been looked for. In Brown, Navy, and Black. NEW WASHING SATEENS, The Gooda are aU of the best ut In all the Fashionable Colours and cannot be Bnrpaased for H NEW STRAW HATS^^ j _^ DURABILITY AND CHEAPNESS. NEW MILLINERY BONNETS, _ . . A very Choice Selection. * have also some first-class Colonial Stock NEW SHADED SATINS, ffi&jffoSS. S^SSiS* ** NEW SHADED PLUSHES, _ _ , „ P tuipw t»t a rnr mvi-nTva Ine Jiespoke Department being under my NEW BLACK GIRDLES own supervision, customers may rely on NEW COLOURED GIRDLES obtaining a Perfect Fit combined with NEW BLACK SILK CORD, thorough good workmanship. NEW COLOURED SILK CORD NEW SHADED FEATHERS, Repairing of all descriptions promptly NEW FRENCH FLOWERS, attended to at moderate prices. NEW GIRLS' HOSIERY, NEW LADIES' HOSIEEY, y/ MORIARTY NEW SHADED RIBBONS, w ' _ NEW SHADED TRIMMING NET, Wholesale and Retaii, Boot and hob NEW DRESS BUTTONS, Maker, NEW DRESS LACES, Willis and Molesworth - streets, NEW JERSEY GLOVES, Wellington. NEW BLACK SILK CHILDREN'S DO., — NEW ECRU FRILLING, A 1 * NEW ECRU LACES AND NET, M.UMBING & O.G^POUTING WORKS. NEW L new F eSidered fichus, B'SSKSKSfe HWft IS 500 BOYS' BOKA LAMA HATS, ONLY in hand and made-up, are selling for cash— 4J» EACH, O.G. Spout, from ... 2£d per foot 1000 GIRLS' AND LADIES' RUSH HATS, Ridging „ ... 3d ONLY 5iD EACH. Down-pipe „ ... lfd „ — - ¦- Copper Boilers & Frames comcasey & M'Donald, Bathtfui/S from ::: ::: & DENISON HOUSE, Cast-iron Sinks ... ... ... 10s Lambton Qtjat. Galvanized Iron^Tanks, from... 35a ¦ n — , Lead-headed Nails (cast), Gas Fittings, Gas Globes, &c, &c, -\r ow LANDING, ex BERWICKSHIRE, AU at * h e Lowest Rates. FROM 2f SG ° W - SPOUTING, RIDGU^G", CHIMNEY POTS, Currants, in casks and oases BATHS, FITTED & FIXED UP. Sultana Raßins Vinegar, in casks and oases Licensed to lat on Wateb, Castor oil At the shortest notice. Corn Flour. - N.B. — Address— ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & CO., _ . WARING TAYLOR-STREET, Johnfiton-Btroet. Reclaimed Land, near the Railway Station. "TVJOW LANDING, ex BERWICKSHIRE, CLEARING SALE! i^l FROM GLASGOW. Thorn and Cameron's Whisky, in bulk andcase /^ \y DUTTON Rob Roy Whisky, in bulk and case \J{ # Jamaica Rum, in bulk and case HAVIN6 J.D.K.Z. Geneva Limejuice Cordial. PURCHASED THE STOCK ZOHEAB, NEWMAN & CO., of thb J°hDßtOn-BtreetJ ° hDBtOn - Btreet - EMPIEE CITY BAZAAR, TO LAND, EX ALGOA BAY, Is now offering the same at FROM GLASGOW. r« , «r , Half the Usual Pbices, 50 bales Woolpacks— 27 x 54, 27 x 42, and 27 z 48, attached tops. FOIL CASH ZOHRAB, NEWMAN & CO., Johns ton-street. " — ~ — — — — Workboxes, Glove-boxes NOW LANDING, ex BERWICKSHIRE, Writing Desks, Ladies' Hand Baga FROM GLASGOW. Ladies' Dress Combs, Ladies' Fans 28 bales \-n -i. • Silber Kerosene Lamps 3 cases $ Paperhangmgs on PaintingS) VaseSj Majolioa-ware Of the veryfctest patterns. Prenoh pioweM and Wreaths ZOHRAB, NEWMAN A CO., Berlin Wools, Wool Patterns Johnston-street. Meerschaum Pipos Meerschaum and Amber Cigar-holdera NOW LANDING, ex BERWICKSHIRE, Cigar Cases FROM GLASGOW. Children's Toys . _ . , -"""In , „ , , And a variety of other articles 4 oases Linoleum Flooroloth, 2 and * yardß wide ___ 4 cases Oiled Flooroloth, three-quarter, four- quarter, and 4 yards wide. ALL AT HALF-PRICE ! ! ZOHEAB, NEWMAN & CO., Johnston-street. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Nemo me impnne lacessit. __ 4 MOST Extensive and Unprecedented Must Be Sold ! SALE For Two Months. TWEED SUITS G w DUTTON jpo dJtt ' Lambton Quay. Troußere, 17s ; Vests, 13s. In faot, bo «_^ ——_____ reasonable ofler refused, as my stock of over .£4OOO worth must be partially cleared to _ make room for spring goods. No matter how cheap I sell, every garment must be £jOBBj 088 & CO.'SJiIAIL COACHES ehrunk and well made, and cut better than any in Wellington. NAPIER SERVICES. HUXLEY, tho Tailor. Monday, Wednesday, Monday, Wodnesday, ¦ and Friday. and Friday. COKE AS DOMESTIC FUEL, AND HOW Masterton Ip.m. Napier, dep. 7.35 a.m. TO USE IT Eketahuna, 5.15 p.m. Makatuku 11.30 a.m. WANTED Known-Coke may be used Eketahuna, dop. fol- Eketahuna 8.30 p.m either in a grate or range. In mak- lowing morn- Eketahuna dcp. foling the fire a 'ittle coal should be used first, °o 4.10 a.m. lowing mornand then the coke on top. In renewing the Kopua 2 p.m. ing 7 a.m. fire, rake out the ashes, put a little coal Napier 6.30 p.m. Masterton 11 a.m. (slack will do very well), then place coke or HASTWELL, MACARA & 00.. the cinders on top ; the coke should be not larger than an egg, and will burn better if 1p ' tn s Smith damped; coke and. coal should be mixed together for a range. X, instead of throwing /ORDERS to withdraw advertisements on half a scuttlefull at » time, the coke (foi \_r from tho columns of the Evening a grate firo) is put on piece by piece with the Post, must be forwarded in writing to the tongs, it will repay the trouble, giving a office not later thnn 2 p.m. daily, otherwise clean brilliant firo, and throwing a much they cannot be taken out until the following greater heat than coal alone, and at much day. ess cost. May be had of all coal dealers Advertisements sent in without the numand wholesale and retail at the Welligton, ber of insertions written on same will be Coke and Coal Depot, Tory-Btreet. merled until ordered out. SAMUEL BROWN. BLUNDELL BROS.
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 65, 15 September 1881, Page 1
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