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GRAVES & FLEMING'S SALE OOiIMBNOBD ON SATURDAY, 4™ FEBRUARY.
DRAPERY-CHEAP-PARCELS J. T- STEELE, NATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY In convenience of the great increase of oonntry orders during the past four years, J. T RTF TV F haa determined to establish a now Parcel System, the whioh wxll enable STE rSents in theTuntry to have Dmi erv and Clotting : delivered, Carriage Paid, at the Lowest Possible Wellington Prices. As a guarantee of the excellency of every articlo sent out m theae parcels from the Natfonaf Draper? House, any goods not as represented may be returned and the money lfiV Purchaserß will kindly write distinctly, and give a full and oorreot address, bo as to guard against mistakes; and any spe&tel request regarding p«oel. will be carefully att AB d pao£bepartment is under the direst Pupervision of • Mr. J. T STEELE, onstomers can relTon the ffitest attention and punctuality. The carriage will be paid on all orders or plrcela over 2 guineas to tho nearest railway station, or by Bteamer to the nearest port ° f °Po3t Office Orders or Bank Cheeks to be sont with eadh orite, : and _toade Payable to Mr. J T STEBLB Letters containing money can be registered at the Post Office. NATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. I^TNo7l7£r6s~6d^~ Lot No. 7, £2 17s 6d12 yds very strong homespun dreßß male- C yds black merino or cashmere, good >* y^ro^-lS IS JdftE&l serge dress material sVai^white ribbed merino hose, ladies' ffi^ffiffgffa, £2 17a M 1 pretty silk scarf, embroidered - — — — - . ~ 1 good durable twill silk umbrella J^fc 0# 8 £3 17 S 0d TheLot^lSßGd.CarnaggPaid. | i and Lot No. 2, £3 0s Od- : l 1 pair blankets for single bed 9 yds strong linen tick 5 yds wide twilled sheeting gdg w },jte twill sheeting, wide 1 good white honeycomb quilt . 6 f c honflyoomb towels 1 pair lace curtains (good) ' 12 yds good household long cloth 4 honeycomb towels i ijjj c w h o l e Lot, Carriage Paid, £Z 17s Od. 2 honeycomb toilet covers _ ' _ — - — 12 yds good strong white calico T «4- ATrk Q -PI 10a fid The Lot JE3 0s Od, Carriage Paid. JLOt JN O. V, */l lUS Da ~ rzrz " „„ _ A 7T, Th« Habebda.BH«et Box. Lot NO. 3, £2 lOS Od— - ; o doz Clark's beßt cotton reels, assorted 1 pair moleskin tronsers, coloured 12 pcs best Tndia blocked tape, all widths 2 strone Harvard working shirts ' G doz white linen buttons, assorted 3 pairs lamb's wool sox i 4 packets pins. 4 paoketa needles 2 coloured handkerohiefs and 1 pair braces 36 yds black binding braid 1 black felt hat ' 12 oar3s, assorted colours, mending angola 1 wool comforter, coloured ' 6 doz strong silk boot laces 1 pair flannel drawers 6 knots strong linen thread, assorted 1 flannel undershirt ' 12 boxes hairpins Carriage Paid for £2 10b Od. 6 good strong stay laces = — ¦ 6 doz pearl shirt buttons Lot No 4 £2 12S 0d 2 yds wide garter elastic , ifydsbe'stallfofl drls material-navy, I The^hole Lot for JLl lOs 6d, Carnage Paid. brown, or maroon; lining, binding, , and Fewing silk to match ! JjOt IS O. 10, 3&2 OS OU 2 doz bnttons to match material j colonial tweed troosers and veßt 1 twill Bilk umbrella, strong frame 2 cotton shirts, 2 paire lamb's wool sox 4 pairs merino stockings, ribbed , 2 flannel undershirts 6 Irish linen handkerchiefs, fine • 2 flannel drawers 1 cream lace scarf \ f o n fia t 1 handsome wool cape for the shoulders . pi ease B tate size of trouaera and hat The Lot for £2 12b Od, Carriage Paid. The j^ for £2 8s 6d, Carriage Paid. .' Lot No. 5, £3 17s Od— Lot No. 11, £3 6s Od— qa&gs^.size ?«^A^?^ Lot NO. 6, £3 2S 6d— , The Lot. Carriage Free, 6s od. lpair trousers and vest, colonial tweed, j^. J^ Q . 12 £2 2s 6d 2 white slnrts, plain or tucked 1 2 yds good white flannel 2 linen collars and 2 white handkerchiefs I 3 yds very stout serge, navy 3 paira cotton sox, good quality | 7 yds Btont shirting 5 1 pretty silk neoktie I 3 pairs women b dark coloured hose d lpair braces ( 4 paira men s box X 1 pair merino pants and undershi-t I 4-useful towels , >f The Lot, Carriage Paid, for £3 2s 6d I The whole Lot, Carnage Paid, £Z 2s 6d. 'I NOTE.— In the case of Trousers, Shirts, Collars, or Hate, J.IT. STEELS will eel obliged if customers will state the size or giv* the measurement.
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Evening Post, Volume XXIII, Issue 79, 5 April 1882, Page 1
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1,555Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume XXIII, Issue 79, 5 April 1882, Page 1
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