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GRAVES & FLEMING'S SAL X COMMENCED 0 N SATURDAY, 414 1 FEBRUARY.

DRAPER Y-CHEA P-PARCELS J. T. STEELE, NATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY In wnwauenoe of tho groat increase of country ordors during the past four _ years, J. T TTEKLE has determined to establiah a new Parcel >ystem the wh.oh will enable residents in the country to have Drarorv and Clothing : delivered, Carnage at the Lowest Possible Wellington Prices. a -anton nt tha excellent of every article pent out in these parcels from tho Natfonaf dSJJS Ho2i.S^ goods not as "represented may be returned and the money kindly write distinctly, and give a full and correct addrosß, bo as *o guJrd against mtatake/; and any speoial request regarding paroela will be carefully attended to. • , . , th direcfc FupPrT ision of Mr. J. T. STEELE, costomors can rel^n Krictoßt attention and pun.tuality. The carriage will be paid on all orders or parcels over 2 guMeas to the nearest railway station, or by ateamer to the nearest port ° f Post Office Orders or Bank Checks to be Bent with ' «* «*«• "^ ™f « ble to Mr ' J T STEELE. Letters containing money can be registered at the Post Office. NATIONAL DRAPERY HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY. ]_^r^l7£rSißd= Lot No. 7, £2 17s 6d~ 12 yds very strong homespun dress mate- 6 yds black menno or cashmere, good rial in brown or srrey 10 yards blaok lustre ojl JLn+ron- «^ev Hnintf • ii yds beautiful serge dress material 1 pretty silk scarf, embroidered - — — - - 1 good durable twill eilk umbrella J_ o t 0# Q £Q 17s 0d TheLot^iesGd.C^riagePauL x Lot No. 2, £3 0s Od- ; , h J^^o^^, 1 pair blankets for pmgle bed i $ y _ g strong lin^n tick 5 yds wide twilled sheeting j g y( j a w hito twill sheeting, wido 1 good white honeycomb quilt , q larjfe honeycomb towels 1 pair lace curtains (good) ' j2 yds good household long cloth 4 honeycomb towels , -j;}^ ww _ o ] e Lot, Carriage Paid, £Z 17a Od. 2 honeycomb toilet covers 12 y The g L°ot 5^m"&SJSp-m. i Lot No. 9, £1 10s 6d— ~ ~TTZ ~ r*n ir\ AJ ! THK HABERDA.BHKBT BOX. Lot JNO. 3, hi I'JS Utt—- : 6 doz Clark's best cotton reels, assorted 1 pair mol-skin trousrrs, coloured i 12 pcs best Tndia blocked tape, all widths 2 sh-ontr Harvard working Ehirt3 ' 6 doz white linen buttons, ussorted 3 pairs lamb's wool box ! 4 packets pins. 4 packets needles 2 colonreri handkerchiefs and 1 pair brace* ! 36 yds black binding braid 1 black felt hat ' 12 cards, assorted colours, mending angola 1 wool comforter, coloured • 8 doe Bbrong silk boot laeea 1 pair flannel drawers 6 knots strong linen thread, assorted 1 flannel undershirt , 12 boxes hairpins Carriage Paid for £2 10s Od. 6 good strong stay laces — j 6 doz pearl shirt buttons TiOt. No 4 £2 12s Od I 2 yds wide garter elastic ?, TV*,', i J «_Li_l ™-- The whole Lot for JEl lOs 6d, Carriage Paid. 12 ydß beet all wool dress material— navy, * brown, or maroon; lining, binding, T _ -«/\ r»o o cl and Eewir.g silk to match ' J_Ot IS O. lU, ab_! OS OCI 2 doz buttons to match material ' j colonial tweed troasers and ve»t 1 twill silk umbrella, strong frame 2 cotton shirts, 2 pairs lamb's wool gox 4 pairs merino stockings, ribbed 2 flannel undershirts 6 Trieh liren handkerchiefs, fine 2 flannel drawers 1 cream lace scarf ' l felt hat 1 handsome wool cape for the shoulders j Please state size of trousers and hat The Lot for £2 12s Od, Carriage Paid. j The Lot f or £2 8s 6d, Carriage Paid. Lot No. 5, £3 17s od--: ! Lot No. 11, £3 6s Od— 1 pair very lflrge eize all wool blankets _____«_ hom e shuttle sewing machine, (guaranteed) 1 ! With book of instructions, and all ap. 1 pair sheete, wide width T ,li_noe_; caief uliy packed and icrewed 1 beautiful white quilt, large size ! » _, Qod „ a _ d -^a^nteed 1 pair l.cc curiains • Trds . thoro%h condition Lot NO. 6, £3 28 6d— I IheLot.Cama g eFr C e,^3 6«od. 1 pair trousers and vest, colonial tweed, Tqj. J\ o . 12 £2 2s 6d 2 white shirts, plain or tucked 12 yds good whito flannel 2 linen collars Bnd 2 white handkerchiefs 3 yds very stout serge, navy 3 paira cotton box. good quality 7 ydß stout thirfang 1 pretty silk necktie 3 pairs women s dark coloured hose 1 pair braces * P*"? ™?n 8 80X 1 pair merino pants and underehvt 4 useful towelß „,,„. The Lot, Carriage Paid, for JB3 2b 6d I Tbe whole Lot, Carnage Paid, £2 2s 6d. NOTE.— In the case of Trousers, Bhirtß, Collars, or Hate, J.^T. STEELE will eel obliged if oustomero will state the size or give tbe measurement.

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Evening Post, Volume XXIII, Issue 80, 6 April 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume XXIII, Issue 80, 6 April 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume XXIII, Issue 80, 6 April 1882, Page 1

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