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Evening Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 100, 16 November 1882, Page 1

THE HOLIDAYS. IIRKCALDIE & STAINS HAVE RECEIVED MILLINERY BONNENS AND HATS, PER 8.8. AUSTRAL, Comprising tho Latest Shapes in vogue at the present time in London. THE HOLIDAYS. A Special Shipment of vory cheap MANTLES, DOLMANS, &c, from 10a Gd to 25s eaoh. HANDMADE UNDERCLOTHING, For Ladies and Children, made up from Horrookses' Long Cloth. A NOVELTY— Ladies' and Gentlemen's Turkish Bath Gowns, just landed— A NOVELTY THE HOLIDAYS. WASHING COSTUMES, in Plain Sateens and Pompadours, vory cheap, and suitable for Picnic and Excursion Attiro. STUFF COSTUMES, a large stock of New Goods, and the latest stylos of Trimming. Frenoh and English Plain Broche and Printed Sateens, just arrived, ox s.s. Austral. T-THE U5 MM E T-l' THE HOLIDAYS. The Alpine Kid Glovos, in 4, 6, and 8 Patent Fastening. Parasols, Frillings, Euches, New Laces, &c, &c. THE HOLIDAYS. The Holbien Tablo Covers, Tea Cloths, Dish Mats, Tray Cloths, D'oylios Mats, Mats, Toilet Sets, and a variety of other Fanoy Goods, plain and traced. Crewel Silks, plain ana shaded. THE HOLIDAYS. Ex Otaki and s.s. Sikh. WILTON, BRUSSELS, AND TAPESTRY CATtPETS, All latest Eegistered Patterns, 6 and 12 feet wide LINOLEUM— OnIy the "boat quality kept. BILLIAED CLOTHS, various prices. FURTHER SHIPMENTS, EX S.S. AUSTRAL, OP BOYS', YOUTHS', AND MEN'S CLOTHING. ' Boys' Suits, from 5s 6d ; Youths' Suits, from 15s New Shape in Boys' Navy Blue Sergo Suits, " The Maritime " Now Bannookburn Tweed Suits, in Boys', 20s ; Youths', 30s ; Men's, 45a Twoed Trousers, from 10s ; Trousers and Vest, from 16s 6d Men's Navy Blue Serge Suits, from 23s 6d Men's Serge Coats, from 12s 6d Men's Strong Tweed Coats, from 18s Black Alpaca Coats, Silk Dust Coats GUARANTEED WATERPROOF CLOTHING. Shipment just received in COATS AND LEGGINS. An inspection of these celebrated goods ia invited. NEW REGATTA SHIRTS— SPECIAL PATTERNS. Oxford Shirts, 8s 9d and 5s White Dress Shirts, extra fine, Military Fronts, to button in front or back, 36s per half dozen. SUMMEE UNDEECLOTHING.— Best makes in Spun Silk', Merino, and India Gauze. Latest Shapeß in Felt and Straw Hats. Collars, Scarves, &0., &o. New Travelling Bags and Portmanteaus, Hat Boxes, Waterproof Bugs, Eailway Bugs, and Scotoh Mauds. SPECIAL LlNE.— Strong, Untearable Tweeda, from 2s 3d por yard. 300 EMPTY PACKING CASES, LINED ZINC, FOB SALE, CHEAP. Terms. — 5 por cent, discount on cash purohasos over Two Pounds. 2£ per cent, discount on accounts paid monthly. Acoounts rendered quarterly are nett. KIRKCALDI!" & STAINS, LAMBTON QUAY AND BEANDON STEEET. ~~ good"n~ews"for the~summer~ clothingTtrade, At the Central Clothing and Outfitting Establishment, THE COBNEB OF LAMBTON QUAY. A RRANGEMENTS have been made with various Tweed and Woollen J\. Manufactories in New Zealand and Australia whioh will enable the Proprietor, J, M'DOWELL, to place before the publio of Wellington the largest and best stook of COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions ever offered in Wellington, The Goods are equal to those made to measure ; fit and style guaranteed, and the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOE CASH. Purchasers of Colonial-made Clothing will find the largest stook and greatest variety of first-class goods to select from by visiting J. M'DOWELL'S, The Corner of Lambton Quat.

JOHN DUTHIE & CO., IBONMONGEES, Wellington. TJC7OULD call attention to their large and varied stook of GENERAL IRONMONGERY, Comprising— AGEICULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS. Samublson's Combined Reapers A Mowers Samujslson's " Gem" Mowing Machines Samuklbon's " Harvest Queen" Side Delivery Eeapers Samuklbon's "Highland" Manuel Delivery Reapers Samuelson's Harvester, with Patent String Binders % Hornsbt'b" lndispensable" Self Baking Reapers * Ransomk's Horse Bakes Bentall'b Horse Powers, with intermediate motions Bent all' s Chaff Cutters, Corn Crushors, and Turnip Slicers *' LAWN MOWEES. LAWN MOWEES. GARDEN TOOLS. Lawn Mowers, Samnelson'a Villa Lawn Mowers, Philadelphia and Excelsior Garden Hoes and Bakes, American Garden and Dutch Hoes, English Garden Weed Forks, Border Forks, Trowels, Brass and Zino Syringes Garden C.S. Spades, Lyndon' b and Farkes' BUILDEES' IEONMONGEBY. Corrugated Iron, 24 and 26 gauge, 5 to 10ft Sheet Lead, 3} to 61b Sheet and Perforated Zino Wire and Ewbanks Nails, Flooring Brads Amerioan Rim and Mortice Looks Carpenters' and Beal Patent Rim Looks Roofing Felt, Portland Cement, 1 Flavell's Leamington Ranges Kenriok's best and genuine White Lead Champion's genuine White Lead FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. Frenoh, Stump and Half -tostor Bedsteads, in a varioty of good patterns Cutlery, Lookwood's, Table and Dessert Cutlery, Johnson's, Table and Dessert Cutlery, Mosoley's, Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks in British Plate of the most reliable Sheffiold makers Spoon 3 and Forks in Electroplate of tho most reliable Sheffield makers Walkor & Hall's Electroplated Tea and Coffee Services, Cruets, Toast Backs, Cake Baskets, &o. Arquoroid Silver Spoons and Forks in old English patterns. We recommend this as the most serviceable plate in tno mnrlcot- Arquoroid. ia mucK choapor than Electro-plato, and its woar is guaranteed Mottled Enamelled Pio Dishes, Omelette Pans, Milk Saucopaus, and % Wash Basin 3 Konrick's Tinned and Enamollod Holloware Mrs. Pott's cold handle, nickel-faced -Smoothing Irons Clark's Charcoal Box Irons Scarborough Travelling Trunks Putman's Ironing Mangles Two and Three Boiler Mangles on stand NEW ZEALAND GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (LABORATORY). Result of analysis No. 1 (Trotter Oil), No. 2 (NeatsfootOil), prepared byj. E. EVANS No. 3 (American Lord Oil), imported, for respeotive values as lubricants. No. 1 (Trotter Oil) is the best of the three, whilsNo. 3 (Lard Oil) is the worst.— {Signed) W. Skbt.