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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 98, 24 October 1881, Page 1

Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4*d to 6*d 'Alpaccas, 5000yda, 9*d to la 6d Brown Hollands, 4^d to Is 6d Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4id to 6£d Alpaccas, 5000 yds, 9*d to Is 6d Brown Hollands, 4£d to Is 6d Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4*d to 6£d Alpaccas, 5000 yds, 9Jd to Is 6d } Brown Hollands, 4*d to Is 6d Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4£d to 6£d Alpa'ccas, 5000 yds, 9Jd to Is 6d TBrown Hollands, 4£d to 1b 6d Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4Jd to 6Jd Alpaccas, 5000 yds, 9£d to la 6d Brown Hollands, ( 4£d to Is 6d Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4-£ dto GJd Alpaccas, 5000 yds, 9£d to Is 6d Brown Hollands, 4}d to 1b 6d

WILSON & RICHARDSON HAVE OPENED THEIR NEW SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS For every Department. WILSON & RICHARDSON Beg to say that the Selection they have to offer is most Attractive and Perfect, being entirely FREE FROM JOB PURCHASES AND GOODS OUT OF DATE. THE GOODS NOW ON VIEW ARE 60 DAYS FROM LONDON BY STEAMSHIPS. TERMS :— 5 per cent, for Cash on £2 and upwards ; 2J per cent, on Accounts paid monthly. WILSON & RICHARDSON, LAMBTON QUAY.

Tji M. LOWATER, CUBA-STREET, Having opened up his First Shipment of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES ! Is now showing the Newest Shapes in Straw, Chip, and Leghorn Hats, Black and White Chip Bonnets, Millinery Bonnets, Sailor Hats in white, brown, and black. New Sateen New Pompadours New Dress Goods New Black Costumes New Sunshades New Jackets New Fischus New Umbrellas New Hosiery New Hosiery Lace and Muslin Ties, Lace and Muslin Squares, Black and Colored Kid Gloves, Black and Colored Silk Gloves, Shaded Satins, Shaded Plushes, Galatea Stripes and Checks. A Labge and Well-assoeted Stock op MEN'S CLOTHING, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS. Shirts, in all Sizes and Prices. A choice lot of MOSGIEL TWEEDS, suitable for the present season. CARPETS ! CARPETS ! Brussels, Tapestry, Kidder, and Felt. FLOORCLOTH, LINOLEUM, MATTINGS. Laces and Muslin Curtains. Cretonnes. Cretonnes. Costumes made to order and fitted with care. One Shilling in the £ Disoount for Cash Purchases over £2. ISAAC PLIMMER & CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants and Bottlers op English and Colonial Ales and Stouts. WE beg to inform our customers and the publio generally that we are making great reductions to meet the times, and are delivering to any part of the town at the following rates : — Bass and Co.'s pale ale, quarts ... 10s 6d „ „ pints ... 6s 6d Guinness' Dublin stout, quarts ... 10s 6d „ „ pints ... 63 6d Best Dunedin ale, quarts ... 8a 6d „ „ pints ... 5s Od „ stout, quarts ... 83 6d „ „ pints ... 5b 01 Best Australian wines, specially suited for the summer season, comprising 20 different sortß, at from 30s to 383 per doz ; best foreign port and sherry, from 35a to 60s ; Irish and Scotch whiskey, brandy, geneva, rum, olareta, Bohnapps, and every description of liquorß at the lowest possible Prices. A liberal discount on monthly accounts. Remember the Address — ISAAC PLIMMER & CO., Noah'B Ark Buildings, Custom House Quay. MECHANICS. MECHANICS. OPENING of the MECHANICS' RESTAURANT, Chop, Luncheon, and Dining Room 3, the only place in the city where you can get a grilled chop or steak, with tea or coffee, for sixpence. At the late Melbourne Exhibition the charges were limited to sixpence and not to exceed one shilling for a first-class meal. All over Sydney and Melbourne, Christchurch and Dunedin, the restaurants are patronised by all, from the merchant prince down to the humblest toiler in the land. There is no need for clerks to take a cold lunch to their offices, or mechanics or working men to take a cold dinner to their work, when you can get a first-class meal for sixpence, consisting of soup, roast joints, or fish, and pastry, at the Mechanics, next to Mr. Barber, Butcher. Opening day, Saturday, Bth October, 1831. Dinner and Luncheon at 12 o'clock. JOHN M'GINITY, Proprietor. ON SALE. Custom House Forms. Evening Post office,'