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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 101, 27 October 1881, Page 1

THE LARGEST STOCK Of Men's Scotch and Colenial-made CLOTHING In the City of Wellington is at JAS. SMITH'S, TE ARO HOUSE. THE BEST VALUE Obtainable in the Provincial District iB to be had at JAS. SMITH'S, TE ARO HOUSE. NOWHERE ELSE Can such variety be had, or so large an assortment to select from be found in BOYS' AND YOUTH' CLOTHING, As at JAS. SMITH'S, TE ARO HOUSE. The importations this Season for Men's Clothing are very complete and varied, and Oiutoniers can rely on getting Fashionable Style and Durability in all garments purchased. The attention of Parents and Guardians is sped ally invited to the excellent assortment of Clothing for LITTLE BOYS, BOYS, and YOUTHS, ami as this depdrtment is made a special study at TE ABO HOUSE, tliey may rely on getting choice styles and good value. MEN'S CLOTHING. MEN'S CLOTHING. Trousers, Coloured Mole ... ... 5/11 Blue Serge Suits] 21/Trouaers, Strong Tweed 6/6 Homespun Tweed Suits 29/6 Trousers, Strong Tweed 7/9 Tweed fc'ao Suits ; 42/8 Trousers, Strong Tweed 8/6 The To Aro House Suit 50/Trousers and Vests, Scotch „, 12/6 Tweed Pagot Suits 511Trousers and Vesta, Scotch ... 16/6 Indian Grasa Cloth Sacs 2/6 Trousers and Vests, Colonial ... 21/- Indian Grass Cloth Sacs 5/6 Tweed Sao Coats 21/- Black Alpaca Sacs 4/11 Tweed Paget Coats 25/6 Silk Dust Coats 18/6 Worßted Paget Coats 27/6 Alpaca Dust Coats 18/6 Blue Serge C'oata 12/6 Worsted Dust Coats 39/6 BOYS', YOUTHS', AND LITTLE BOYS' CLOTHING. Boys' Coloured Mole Trousers ... 5/6 I Boys' Strong Holland Coats ... 6/6 Boy 818 1 Strong Tweed Trousers .. 7/3 | Boys' BJaok Alpaca Coats 8/6 Berkeley Suits ... 7/- 1 Alpine Suits . 9/6 I Jerßey Suits, with Cap ... 10/Berkeley Suits ... 10/6 j Alpine Suit 3 ... 12/6 { Jersey Suits, with Cap ... 11/JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA-STEEET, 27th OCTOBEB, 1881. GRAVES & FLEMING, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS AND MILLINERS, ABE SHOWING IN CUBA-STEEETS, A LAEGE STOCK OP JjT E W AND REASONABLE Q.OODS. IN MANNEES-STBEET WINDOW, ANOTHER LARGE PURCHASE OE GOOD, USEFUL ARTICLES, At prices so well known to those who have visited their establishment during the last few week*. GRAVES AND FLEMING, CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS.

EXPIEATION OF LEASE. BONA FIDE r<LEAEINQ.OUT •AL fi or BOOTS AND SHOES, COMMENCING ON SATUBDAY, 22nd OCTOBEB. All the goods are in first-olasa order,' No Bankrupt Stock, And must be sold at any reasonable offer, M my lease expires early in December. I invite every Working Man to com* and inspect my goods, and compare my prioes with others. All Boots and Shoes are marked in plain figures, so that the public are not going to be deceived. Thia is a grand sale, which every working man should take advantage of. No Puw t No Deception I Come and see for yourselves ; don't par* chase your Boots till you arrive at W. MORIARTY'S SHOP 3, Opposite Bank of New South Wales, Willui* street, and next door to W. Freeman's, Moleßworth-Btreet. MONUMENTAL STONE WOBKB, CHEISTCHUECH. MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES Of every description. For Cheapness and Design unequalled in the colony. Designs and Price List may be seen at A. TUENEB'S, Agent, Courtenay Place, Near the Gaaworkg. MONSTEB SLAUGHTEB ! BOOTS ! BOOTS 5 ! BOOTS 1 1 1 STAPLES BROS., (Opposite the Evening Post Office) WILLI3-STBEET, INTEND to Sell all their present SUck of BOOTS AND SHOES At 30 Pbb Cent. Under Cost Pbic*, in order to make room for freeh goods. No Reasonable Oftib_Bktuik». MUST BE CLEAEED WITHIN 14 DAYS ! WOEKING MEN BOLL UP, and Purchase a Good Serviceable Pair of Boote, OUR OWN MAK3. STAPLES 880 WILMS-STJIKBT, (Opposite Evening Post Office). VSf B. W A T E 88, GENEEAL COMMISSION AGENT, Certificated Aooountant In Bankruptcy. HUNTIE-STBIIT.

EXHIBITION ALES. Ph(enix l|i|||&^feji^ii|K Brewert WELLINGTON. MESSES. PASCOE & CO. desire to call the attention of the public of New Zealand to the superlative quality and uniform condition of their Malt Liquors, and beg to solicit their patronage, and a trial of their celebrated Exhibition Pale Bitter Ale and Extra Brown Stout, brewed from the choicest selection of Hops and Malt, on scientific principles, possessing the advantage of age to mature their characterictio qualities, a Tonic and Preservative condition, free from Acidity, withont Sediment, Equalling the best English Brands. W. H. PASCOE, From an extensive^experience and success as a practical Brewer, having obtained Prize Medals — MELBOUENE, 1866 and 1867 SYDNEY, 1879 and 1880 MELBOUENE, 1880 and 1881 Can, with confidence, recommend their Pale and Strong Ales and Brown Stout in pints and quarts. N.B.— Stock on hand for Bottling Purposbs — 400 hhds (winter brew — May and June.) Also, 150 kilderkins, for Family Trade — other contents if required. City Offices at VV. B. Waters', opposite Colonial Bank of Now Zealand. WELLINGTON COACH FACTOBY, Manners-street & Taranaki Placo. j EEDUCED PBICE LIST. Landau carriages, from jBIGO Broughams, from i>loo Hansoms, from ! Waggonettes, from £b0 Phsetons, from .£4O Buggies, from £30 Dog carts, from £25 Expresses, from J&3O Spring carts, from .£2O Spring carts, from .£l6 Tip drays, from Any other description of vehicle built to order. Eepairs done in all its branches. Trimming, painting, touching up, an varnishing, done on the shortest notic All work guaranteed by MICHAEL BOHAN. Proprietor. To the Inhabitants of the Lower Hutt and Surrounding Dia.ricts. NOTICE. IN consequenca of the great depression in trade, 1 have decided to EEDUCE MY PEICES FOE BOOTS AND SHOE 3. In making this announcement, I beg to thank my supporters who have 60 liberally patronised me during the past twelve years, and assure them that as heretofore no trouble will be Bpared to give complete satisfaction. H. BEANDT, Bootmaker, Lower Hntt. WILLIAM LE CBEN, Accountant, Lambton Quay, opposite Barrett' • Hotel.