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ADDITIONAL AND IMPORTANT SHIPMENTS HAVING ABEIVED BY THE ORIENT AND P. AND O. CO.'S STEAMERS, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS Specially commend the following departments to their numerous patrons and the public, and have again to announce the opening of many clearing lines, whioh will bo sold at English prices. Inspection and comparison are desired, to which all ara invited. MILLINERY, HATS, AND BONNETS JUST OPENED. Untrimmed Bonneta in Braid, Chipa, Tape, Tuscan, and Fancy Straws Granny Bonnets in the very latest materials, and Straw Hats in the very latest shapes New Ornaments, Flowers, Feathers, <to. SATIN MANTLES, SATIN JACKETS, SATIN CAPES, SATIN DOLMANS. Another shipment has just been opened, remarkably cheap. Being impossible from print to realise tha actual value of these goods, an inspection only can testify to their oheapnesß. Cashmere Jackets, 16s 6d, 18s 6d, 22s 6d Cashmere Dolmans, 10s 6d to 63s Lace and Chenille Capea and Dolmans A variety of Ladies' Corsets in the leading makes, all quite new Ladies' Underclothing in every detail, for a complete ontfit, all made up of Horrocka's Long Cloth Dressing Gowns, Morning Wrappers, and Afternoon Tea Gowns DRESS MATERIALS FOR THE SEASON Conflist chiefly of English and French Beige. 1 hese all-wool goods can be had in great abundance, and highly recommended for their lightness in texture and durability in wear. A complete assortment of all other useful materials, also a stock purchased in London and Paris. POMPADOUR AND PLAIN SATTEENS. Being now so generally worn, Kirkcaldie and Stains would Bpeoially invite inspection of their display, the whole of which, being Frenoh, and reduced in prices, are already finding many buyers. Pompadour Prints, in great variety, from s£d per yard Plain Ataleas, in Black, Brown, Navy, Cardinal, Cream, Bronze, &c. Zephyr. Cloths or French Ginghams can also be recommended for their coolness and serviceable wear ; being washing materials, are suitable for morning or afternoon wear. FAMILY MOURNING. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS have received, direct from Paris, Three Cases of Black Materials, including Nuns' Cloth, Beige, French Merinoes, French Cashmere, French Grenadines, Frenoh Canveraa, all warranted fast colours, and snitable for the warmest weather. Non-spotting Crapes, all pricea; Hosiery, in Silk, Spun Lisle, and Cotton, in every size. Bonnets, Widows' Capß, Flowers, Ornaments, all the latest styles. THE DRAPERY DEPARTMENT Being now complete with every requisite, special attention ia directed to their White and Grey Calicoes, Shirtinps, Brown Hollands, and other Cotton Goods, admitted free under the new Customs Tariff, and passed for after the Act came into operation. NEW HOSIERY In Women's and Children's have just been opened up, including all the fashionable makes and colours New LaceSj Frillings, Ruohings, Scarves India Muslin Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Gloves, in lisle, silk, and taffeta Lace Gloves and Mitß, Shaded Ribbons, New Dress Trimmings Fringes, Mantle Ornaments, Buttons, &c, &c. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS' Is now full of every description of garment, from the first size in boys' to men's, in all the newest Bhapeß. Boys' Norfolk, Prince, Granville, Westminster and Sailor Suits Boya' Washing Suits. Youths' Tweed and Serge Suite, from 15s Boyß' and Youths' Alpaca and Holland Coats. Men's Tweed Coats, from 16s fid Men's Serge Coats, 12b 6d. Black and Blue Worsted Coats, from 23a Worsted Morning Coats, 32s 6d. Black Alpaoa, China Silk, and Holland Coats Serge Suits, 21b. New patterns West of England Trouaerß, and Troußera and Vests New Summer Overcoats. Dungaree Pants, 38 9d, Dungaree Jackets, 4b 6d, &c. MEN'S UNDERCLOTHING. Balbriggan, Cotton, India Gauze, Summer Merino, and Spun Silk Undor Vests and Pants in every Bize and various qualities. New makes and patterns in Cotton, Summer Merino, and Silk Half Hose, Boys' and Men's new Dress Shirts, Oxford Shirts* Summer Crimean Shirta, Cricketing Shirts and Trousers " LARGE DELlVEßY."— Celebrated Clyde untearable Tweeds for Boyß' Clothing, from 2s Bd. Strong Navy Blue Scotoh Serge, Habit Cloths, &o. ONE SHILLING IN THE & DISCOUNT FOR CASH PURCHASES OVER M. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LAMRTON QUAY AND BRANDON-STREET.

TMPORTANT NOTICE. W. CLARK, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Lambton Quay, Has just opened out Twbnty-fivb Cases of NEW GOODS! To sort up for Christmas. They are all REMARKABLY CHEAP. so RARE BARGAINS ! Will be given to his Customers. W. CLARK haa removed his CLOTHING and MEN'S MERCERY to the adjoining shop (communicating) ; Customers will find this an advantage. Further particulars in a future issue of this paper. Many Pebsons say it is THE CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN! One Shilling in the £ to Cash Bityebs. W . CLARK NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES AT THB TVTELLINGTON CLOTHING MANUFACTURING COMPANY, i Manners-street, For Summer Suits, will close shortly, in consequence of the great number already booked for tho approaching holidays. Intending applicants should lose no time in leaving their orders to prevent disappointment. Suits .£3 18s Od Trousebs 0 18s Od JNO. COOGAN, Manager. /~|N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED80 cases each, 1 dozen port wine, veri superior, suitable for invalids 10 quarter casks do 30 quarter caska Spaniah port 25 do sherry, 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". champagne 25 do do pints, do 25 do Summer LADD & CO. mEAS! TEAS! TEAS TO SUIT THE TIMES. Good Economical Tea, at ... la 8d per 1 Superior Family Tea 2a „ Superior Blended Tea ... 2s 6d w Superior mixed with Green ... 2s Sd „ Very Best Black Tea 3a „ An alowance of 2d per lb. on 31ba., and 3 per lb. on 61b. uarcels, for cash. Very best value in boxeß at 153, IGa Cd, 181 20s, 245, and 28s. SUGAR AT WHOLESALE PRICES, by the bag, for cash. N.B.— Good Country Produce taken J exchange. Note the addresß— D. CHISHOLM, II olesworth-street.

/^HEAP BOOKS. CHEAP STATIONERY. CHEAP FANCY GOODS To be had at BULLOCK BROS., (Myers' Shop), Lambton Quay. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS. A 'Splendid Assortment, from Is Upwards. LATEST FROM THE FRONT. T\ A S H E R , Op Mannbbs-stbeet, Is now opening 20 cases of CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS, consisting of — Fancy Goods of every description, Ladies' Work Boxes and Writing Desks, Albsms, Papier Mache Goods, handsome Vases, Pictures, and Ornaments, Stove Aprona from Is, Chriatmaa and New Tear Carda, Boxing Gloves, Footballs, Table Croquet Lawn Tennis, Bats and Balls, and Presses; variety of New Games — Argus, Stag Hunt, Janus and Janitor, and Magio Lanterns ; Bengos, Concertinas from 33 6d, and Tambourines; Dolls, American Toys, Rocking Horses, Wheelbarrows, and all kinds Perambulators. Note the address — D. ASHER, Cheap Fancy Bazaak, Near the Branch Bank of New Zealand, Manners-street. CORNS. BUNIONS. WARTS. DR. WINTER'S Great American Indian Cure for Corns, Bunions, Warte, Chilblains, &c, 2s per bottle. GEORGE ALDOUS, Tobacconist, &c , Lambton Quay, Wellington, Sole Agent for all the Province of Wel1 lington. NOW READY, X YON AND BLAI R'S SIXPENNY ALMANACK, For 1882. TOHN DUTHIE AND CO. Have in stook A LARGE ASSORTMENT J op CUTLERY AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, HOUSE FURNISHING AND BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY. ! AGRICULTURAL & HORTICULTURAI IMPLEMENTS, SHEEP SHEARS, ; Ward and Payne's, Nos. 38, 50, 79, 150 Sorby's and Burgon and Ball's (new and improved patterns). Scythes and Reaping Hooks Forks, Rakes, &c. Reaping and Binding Machines MARBLE AND ENAMELLED SLATI d CHIMNEY PIECES, Register Grates, Fenders and Fireironi 3, Kitchen Ranges and Cooking Stoves Wholesale and Retail IRON & STEEL WAREHOUSE ia Willis-street, Wellington. ON SALE, Custom House Forms. Even ing Post Office.

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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 140, 14 December 1881, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 140, 14 December 1881, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 140, 14 December 1881, Page 1

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