Pompadour Printa, ARRIVAL 10.000 yds, 4*d to 6*d 10,000 yds, 4Jd to 6£d Pompadour Prints, Alpaccas, I r Alpacoaa, 5000 yds, 9id to la 6d LARGE SHIPMENTS 5000yd8, 9£d to la 6d Brown Hollands, Brown Hollands, 4*d to Is 6d of 4id to Is 6d j . ~ NEW GOODS p - to Pompadour Prints, Pompadour Prints, 10,000ydB, 4Jd to 6*d lO.OOOyda, 4Jd to 6*d Alpaecas, .^ A --»^. ' Alpaccas, 5000ydB, 9*d to la 6d 8 U MMER TRADE, 5000yda, 9Jd to la «d Brown Hollands, ._ Brown Hollands, 4£d to Is 6d AT 4*d to Is 6d — iyr 6 r)OWELL t>rothers\ mmm Pompadour Prints, Pompadour Printa, 10,000yda, 4*d to 6£d ! lO.OOOjda, 4*d to 6*d Alpacoae, , We are showing Alpaccas, "^"""¦"bBMBmBH GOOD VALUE „„ «W. <W *I. M | Brown Hollands, j CASH Brown Hollanda, 4}d to la 6di i 4£d to Is 6d| | In every Department. Pompadour Printa, * r t** mr ,- r -r Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4id to 6id M'DOWELL BROTHERS' 10,000 yds, 4*d to 6*d soooyd^%is6d LAUGE CENTRAL CASH Brown Hollands, ESTABLISHMENT] Brown Hollands, 4Jd to la 6d __ _. 4id to Is 6d A .£IO,OOO STOCK. Pompadour Printa, , , __ , Pompadour Prints. 10,000yda, 4*d to 6Jd All new goods. The best value forlCaßh 10,000 yds, 4*d to 6*d in Wellington. Alpaccas, Alpaccas, 5000 yds, 9*d to la 6d 5000 yds, 9Jd to la 8d Brown Hollands, Our New Shipments are jußt opened, inoluding Brown Hollands, 4£d to 1b 6d a large Wholesale Warehouseman's 4.M to la 6d Stook of SHIRTS, MEN'S CLOTHING, Pompadour Prints, Pompadour Prints, 10,000 yds, 4id to 6Jd HOSIERY AND ALPACCAS. 10,000 yds, 4Jd to 6Jd Alpaccas, Alpaccas, 5000 yds, 9\d. to Is 6d 5000 yds, 9Jd to Is 6d „ „ THE BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Brown Hollands, Brown Hollands, 4idtola6d IN WELLINGTON. 4Jd to Is 6d] WILSON & RICHARDSON, HAVING received most extensive shipments by ORIENT STEAMSHIPS AND SAILING VESSELS for THE SUMMER TRADE, Invite inspection of the same. The imports include the latest styles of fashion, and are excellent in value.
Very choice Trimmed Millinery The newest shapes in Hats An immense stock of Flowers and Feathers Noveltieß in Hat and Bonnet 1 rimmings Ladies' Mantles and Jackets, select styles White, Black, and Pompadour Skirts, very cheap Pompadour and Plain Satteena Do do Cambrics Beige, Cashmerette, and other fabrics Lißse, Tarletan, and Lace Frillinga Hosiery, for Ladies, Children, and Gentlemen, the very beat and most durable makes Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks, including the Mother Hubbard, specially light in texture Another shipment of Dr. Warner's Corsets New Ribbons, New Lace, New Silk and Thread Gloves, New Silk Ties, New Spanish Lace Scarfs, in gold, cream, and black, &c, &c. TERMS— S per cent, allowed on caßh purchases of £2 and upwards ;2£ per cent, on accoumts paid monthly. WILSON & RICHARDSON, IMPORTERS, LAMBTON QUAY.
-\T OW LANDING, _L^l Ex Pleione, FROM CROSSE AND BLACKWELL— Prime Cumberland hams Do Stilton cheese Turtle soup Hare do Mock turtle soup Philippe and Canaud Truffled pate de foie graa^ Tarragon vinegar Gorgona anchovies Oxford sausages German do Cambridge do 5 cases collard ox tongues— patent preserved PETER LAING. JUST LANDED, Ex Pleione — 3 cases rich fancy boxes, filled with choicest bona and comfits 2 cases choice cryatalized fruits 3 oases choice French sweeta 2 cases cracker bonbons, assorted Direct from Madras, tia Melbourne— 5 casea Indian condiments PETER LAINQ. PHILIP MOELLER & CO. GENERAL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS 01* BRITISH & FOREIGN MERCHANDISE. On Hand— Tobacco, Cigara Cutlery, Hardware Electro-plated and Nickel Silverwar« Stationery Brushes and Combs Perambulators Leatherware Basketware Perfumery Pictures, Oleographs, Chromos, &c. Looking Glasses Vases, Lustres, Ornaments, Glass Shades Cabinetware, Paper Macho* Goods General Fancy Goods I Watches, Clocks, and Bronzes Gold, Gilt and Jet Jewellery Musical Instruments, Tobacconists' Ware Toys, Fireworks, Games, &c, Ac., Ac. Wellington Agency of Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Insurance Company. WILLIS-STREET WELLINGTON. /~\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED— 30 cases each, 1 dozen port wine, very superior, suitable for invalids 10 quarter casks do 30 qnarter casks Spanish port 25 do Bherry, pale 10 do do golden 5 do do brown 25 do pale brandy 100 cases do 1 star 50 do do pints, do 50 do do, 2 do 25 do do pints, do 50 do carte blanche champagno 25 do do pints, do 25 do S*umur LADD & CO. mE WHITI'S IMPRESSION. "J ia my impression that I do quite right When I with Wakef ord'B cuatomera unite ; In fact, I state it as my firm conviction, In which 1 etraightway challenge contradiction. 'Tis my impression that the beßt-brewed ale Is that; at Wakeford's, and finds ready eale, And you may well believe me when I say That this impression strengthens every day. The more I drink of Wakeford'B wholesome beer, The less my constitution haa to fear. But, ia my favour to the beer confined ; Aie not the Spirits of the finest kind? To this a ready answer I can give — A ready answer in the affirmative. 'Tween biandy, whisky, wine, and beer I use. They're all so good, I don't know which to ehooße. "Tia my impression that the drinks are cheap. As I know well the benefits I reap; And this impression 1 shall long retain vVhile Wakef ord's Bank Hotel remains the same. Indeed I won't complain, though placed in gaol, While I can get a glass of Wakeford's ale. Te Whiti. Wakeford still sells five bottles for £1.
PROCLAMATION ! TO THFi RESIDENT OF THORNDON, TE ARO, AND SOUTH WELLINGTON. A. LINDSAY BEING the successful purchaser of over THREE THOUSAND PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES (Men's, Women's, and Children's,) at Less than Half the Enolish Cost, has determined to hold a CLEARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH, preparatory to receiving his Christmas •Stock, and invites the Public to COME EARLY AND SECURE THE FIRST CHOICE OF THE ABOVE GOODS. Remember, that this is not one of those constantly recurring "Boot Sales," where you find the usual Btock of gush and froth, but Good GOODS at EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES, whioh the following will show :— Ladies' Glove and Glazed Kid Button 800t5... 22s Od, now 93 6d Do do Elastic do ... 16s 6s, now da Od I Do do do do ... 12s Od, now6a6d Do Blue Lasting Button Boots 22s Od, now 12s 6d Do Black Lasting Boots from 4s 6d, ss, 6s, and 7b, worth double Maids' Kid Elastic, Button, and Lace Boots lla 6d, now 5a Girla' do do 10a 6d, now 5s Girls' do do Bs, now 3s 6d Gents' French Calf Glove Kid Lace and Elastic 235, now 9s 6d, 10s 6d Boys' and Youths' do 133, now 6a and 83 Trunkfulla of Infants' at Is per pair. UST Be in Time at LINDSAY'S CASH BOOT SHOP, Cuba-street and Lambton-quat. ISAAC PLIMMER & CO., Wine and Spirit Merchants AND Bottlers of English and Colonial Ales and Stouts. WE beg to inform our cuatomera 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. 'a pale ale, quarts ... 10a 6d „ „ pinta ... 6a 6d Guinness' Dublin stout, quarts ... 10a Gd „ pinta ... 6s 6d Best Duccdin ale, quarts ... 8a 6d „ „ pinta ... 5a Od stout, quarts ... 8s 6d „ „ pintß ... 5s Od Best Australian wines, specially suited for the summer season, comprising 20 different aorta, at from 30s to 38s per doz ; best foreign port and sherry, from 35a to 60b ; Irish and Scotch whiskey, brandy, geneva, rum, clarets, schnapps, and every description of liquora at the lowest possible prices. A liberal discount on monthly accounts. Remember the Address — ISAAC PLIMMER & CO., Noah's Ark Buildings, Custom House Quay. AUTION ! CAUTION ! BEWARE OF FEVERS, SMALL-POX, &c, Ac. A warning to persona against buying second-hand bedding, as the bedding from the old Hospital ia in circulation, and may be made up into mattresses, bedding, &c , and offered at auction Balea to unsuspecting persons as bond fide new goods. Prevention is better than cure! No doubt half the fevers and contagious diseases are taken home to families in second-hand mattresßes, bidding, &c, or supposed new mattresses stuffed with old material. Why take the risk when you can get your MATTRESSES AND BEDDING WAKBANTED made from all new material, and at the lowest possible prices they can be made for, at S. SOFFE'S MATTBEBS AND BEDDING MANUPACTOBT, Manners-street, Wellington, (Established 1872).
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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 123, 23 November 1881, Page 1
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