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Evening Post, Volume XXIII, Issue 62, 16 March 1882, Page 1

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GRAVES & FLEMING'S SALE COMMENCED ON ¦"": "W 7. SATURDAY, 4™ FEBRUARY.

DRAPERY-CHEAP-PARCELS J. T. STEELE, NATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. In consequence of the great increase of country orders during the past four years, J. T. STEELE has determined to establish a new Parcel System, the which will enable residents in the country to have Drapery and Clothing delivered, Carriage Paid, at the Lowest Possible Wellington Prices. As a guarantee of the excellency of every artiole sent out in these parcels from the National Drapery Houue, any gooda not as represented may be returned and the monoy given back. Purchasers will kindly write distinctly, and give a full and correct address, bo as to guard against mistakes; and any speoial request regarding parcels will be carefully attended to. As each Department is under the direct supervision of Mr. J. T. STEELE, customers can rely on the strictest attention and punctuality. The carriage will be paid on all orders or parcels over 2 guineas to the nearest railway Btation, or by steamer to tho nearest port of call. Post Office Orders or Bank Cheoks to be sent with each order, and made payable to Mr. J. T. STEELE. Letters containing money can be registered at tho Post Office. NATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. Lot No. 1, £1 6s 6d— Lot No. 7, £2 17s 6d— 12 ydp very strong homespun drosa mate- G yds blaok merino or cashmere, good rial in brown or grey 10 yards black lustre 2£ yds strong grey lining _ t 12 yds beautiful serge dress material 2 pairs white ribbed merino hose, ladieß 12 yds strong twilled wincey size The above Lot, Carriage Paid, X 2 17s Gd 1 pretty silk scarf, embroidered — ¦ -¦ , „ „ 1 good durable twill silk umbrella Tn f TO^ o £O 1 170 ()fl The Lot ,81 6s 6d, Carriage Paid. Jjoli iy °' °f *° - L/S Ua ~ " ' 1 pair all wool blankets, large size, and Lot NO. 2, £3 OS Od good medium quality 1 pair blankets for single bed \ beautiful white Grecian quality *> vrt* wide twilled aheetintr 2 vda strong linen tiok 1 7 £i^hiSoneytmb quilt « 7* "™° twill sheeting, wide 1 ?air lace curtains (good? « "Sf JSKS2aS3S» olott. A LnßTPranh tnwnln *^ y** B ffOO* l household long Cloth 2 EoneyconS Xt covers Th/ whole Lot, Carriage Paid, £3 17s Od. 12 yds good strong white calico ~ ~~! ~ ~~ The Lot £3 Os Od, Carriage Paid. Lot No. 9, £1 lOs 6d T f\+ "NTn Zt -P9 1 flo Od— Thb HABBEDABHEET BOX. L(Ot SS O. 6, && lUS UQ- - G dO2 clark , B beßt cotton roelßf 1 pair moleskin trousers, coloured 12 pC s beßt India blocked tape, all widths 2 Blrong Harvard working Bhirts 6 doz white linen buttons, assorted 3 pairs lamb's wool sox 4 packets pins, 4 packets needles 2 coloured handkerchiefs and 1 pair braces 36 y( j 8 black binding braid 1 black felt hat 12 cards, assorted colours, mending angola 1 wool comforter, oolonred 6 doz strong silk boot lacea 1 pair flannel drawers 6 knots strong linon thread, assorted 1 flannel undershirt 12 boxes hairpins Carriage Paid for £2 10a Od. 6 good Btrong stay, laces ~ T~vr ~a nc\ 1 n TTz 6 doz peari. shirt buttons Lot No. 4, £2 12s Od — 2 yds wide garter elastio 12 yds best all wool dresß material— navy, The whole Lot for jei 10a 6d, Carriage Paid. brown, or maroon; lining, binding, and Eewing silk to match J^Qfc No 10. £2 Bfl 6d — 2 doz buttons to match material ,b , „ - Irf , 1 twill silk umbrella, Btrong frame J colonial tweed trooßera and vest 4 pairs merino Btocki»gs, ribbed \ S° tton . »*"?•> £.P«» '» mb 8 wOOI fIOX 6 IriHh Unen handkerchiefs, fine \ Z* o **} *ndersh.rts 1 cream lace scarf ? flannel drawera 1 handsome wool cape for the shoulders ™ _£.i. • n. at i. The Lot for M 12s Od, Carriage Paid. Lot No. 5, £3 17s Od— TnfWn „ «„ Aa nA lpair very large size all wool blankets LtoT > rt0 ' ±l > *« 0S yd (guaranteed) 1 improved home shuttle sawing machine, 1 pair sheets, wide width i with book of instructions, and all ap1 beantiful white quilt, large size i pliances; carefully paoked and screwed 1 pair lace curtains, 7 yds ¦ in strong wood box, and guaranteed 12 yds good white long cloth I in thorough condition The Lot, Carriage Paid, £3 17s Od. 12 yds honsehold long cloth 12 reels cotton for machine Lot NO. 6, £3 2S 6d The Lot, Carriage Free, £3 Gs Od. 1 P tes? q S and Teßfc ' coloniftl ed - Lot No. 12, £2 2s 6d— 2 white shirts, plain or tucked 12 yds good white flannel 2 linen collars and 2 white handkerchiefs 3 yds very stout serge, navy 3 pairs cotton box, good quality 7 yds stout shirting 1 pretty silk necktie 3 pairs women's dark coloured hose 1 pair braces 4 pairs men'B sox 1 pair merino pants and undershirt 4 useful towels The Lot, Carriage Paid, for 2s Gd 1 The whole Lot, Carriage Paid, £2 2a Cd. NOTE.— In the case of Trouseri, Shirte, Collare, or Hate, J. T, STEELE will feel obliged if curtomeTs will utate tbt put or giro the measurement.