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THE "VTEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Noted throughout the Colony for the Bestfitting and Genuine, Well-made Clothing, ABE THE LARGEST PRIZE TAKERS At the Dunedin Industrial Exhibition, Having been awarded FIRST ORDER OF MERIT, And alao HIGHLY COMMENDED By the Intelligent Juroes. One Trial will proTe the Superior Quality Or All Products. A SINGLE GARMENT AT WHOLESALE PRICE. Branches at all the Principal Towns. The Jersey Suit, Hats, Shiets, Hosiery, &c, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. NEW SEASON'S GOODS NOW SHOWING. JOHN GALLIE, Lambton Quay. Manager. THE CENTRAL CASH ESTABLISHMENT GREAT BARGAINS'™ NEW GOOD?. CO3TUMES New Pompadour Costumes Ladies' Straw Hats piOSTUMES New Beige Coatumes V>/ Girls' Summer Hats COSTUMES New Alpacca Costumes New Summer Feathers COSTUMES New Satteen Costumes New Summer Flowerß A LPACCAS 3000 yardß new Summer xjL Al. accas, in all the A LPACCAS Fashionable Shade 3 now /V So much in wear : usual A LPACCAS Price, Is Gd to 2s 6* per yd; Onrprice,9£d, Is3d& Is6d A LPACCAS We invite inspection. They are real Bargains. M'DOWELL BROTHERS, The Central Cash Establishment. LARGE ARRIVALS OF NEW SUMMER GOODS, Corner of Lambton-quay and Willis-atreet. ELLINGTON TRUST, LOAN, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, (LIMITED), Lambton Quay, Wellington. CAPITAL, £200,000. This Company is always prepared for the following 1 business : — To receive monthly payments from persons desiring to accumulate SUMS payable at fixed periods in the future. To grant LOANS on security of Real Property, Bank or other Shares, Ships, Steamerß, &c. Interest at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. To receive money on DEPOSIT, for which full rates of INTEREST are paid. To make advances by way of OVERDRAFT, charging interest on daily debit balance only. N.B.— Loans may be repaid by MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, in the method adopted by Building Societies. Borrowers will save payment of commission by applying DIRECT to the Company, at its office, Lambton Quay, where any required nformation may be obtained. THOS. BUCHANAN, Manager. 9th August, 1881. NOTICE. Xl 7 E hay» this day Sold to MR. ROBERT * * GARDNER the Stock of IRONMONGERY in the Warehouse on* Lambton Quay (opposite Kirkcaldie & Stains), and desire, on his behalt, the support and favour of our numerous friends. ' ' The Sale of the Wholesale Stocks in the Estate of E. W. Mills in Hunter and Featherston streets is still continued by the present firm. GARDNER, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. On purchasing the above Stock of IRONMONGERY, I beg to assure my friends that their interests will be as duly considered in the future as in the past. The business will be carried on under the j style of ROBERT GARDNER & CO., as heretofore. Until direct shipments arrive, orders for which are now for some time in England, America, and the Continent, there will be a continuation of the REDUCED PRICES, and even afterwards Quality and Cheapness will bo marked characteristics of the house. The Stock at present is in capital order and well assorted, so that Buyers of HOUSEHOLD AND GENERAL HARDWARE will find it to their advantage to inspect and purchase. ROBERT GARDNER, ROBERT GARDNER & CO. August 23, 1881. DRESSMAKING. ¥ N thanking the Ladies of Wellington for -*- the liberal support accorded to me in my Dress and Mantle Making Department, I wish to remind them that the department is under the same effioient management. Ladies favoring me with orders are particularly requested to place them early, to avoid ' tho crush of tht season. C . SMITH, Devonshire House, Cuba Strut. N.B. — A nice variety of our own make Costumes always in stock, in every material. By Speoial Appointment to His Excellency Sir Arthur Gordon. j LAWN TENNIS SEASON. R HANNAH AND CO. • have just received, ex Lusitania, Ladies' and Gents' Lawn Tennis Shoes, made to special order, soles concrete proof, and ia tho following colours — Blue, black, brown, and slate colour, and white canras, glazed and glove kid. We would also direct the special attention of th» ladies to a small shipment of very choice Evening and Walking Boots and Shoe 3, which represent the latest fashions for the incoming season. R. HANNAH & CO., Lambton Quay. £500 KJL w A B D • LOST, a bad Cough, with sore throat and tightness of the chest, through using Brittain's Irish Moss Pectoral. Price, Is6d, 2s b'd, and 4s 6d per bottle LOST, as by magic, an excruciating Toothache, by usiugßßiTTAiN's Nervine. Price, Is LOST, one of those terrible attacks of Neuralgia, through using Brit-tain's Neuralgic Essence. Price, 2s 6d DISAPPEARED, every bad symptom, after expulsion of score 3of ..Worms, by using Brittain's White Worm Powders. Price, la DISAPPEARED, every grey hair, after two or three applications of Erasmus Wilson's Hair Restorer. Prico, 3s 6d Apply to H. BKITTAIN, Chemist, Te Aro Disoensary. Manners-street. OXIDE OF IRON PAINT, PREPARED BY THE THAMES PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, THAMES, N.Z. Charles Hill, Manager. This Paint is the most Durable, the Cheapest? the Purest, and Best that can be used for all kinds of iron and wood work. It preserves all materals covered with it from decay and the action of the weather, and is unsurpassed for all farm buildings, bridges, agricnltural implements, &0., machinery, boilers, and all description of ironwork. It has also the advantage of being free from all poisonous or noxious ingredients, being made from peroxide of iron ore. Weatherboards, shingles, &c, served with it will resist fire. Is supplied ground is »il or in powder. " We have used this paint on iron castings and steam boilers, and approve of it very highly. — A. & G. Price, Engineers, Thames." "For woodwork I consider it superior to Nelson Hematite, as it possesses greater body, and leaves neither Bediment or waute, —W. Fricker, Painter, Thames." " It has good drying qualities, and a very in enße body.— C. Bloomtield, Painter, Auckland." /rent for Wellington, Marlboroneh, and Ndioa-KRULL & CO.fl

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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 93, 18 October 1881, Page 2

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