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RETAIL DRAPERY AT WHOLESALE PRICES, FOR READY MONET ONLY. KIRKCALDIE~AND STAINS HAVE JUST MARKED OFF 400 Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets at Job Prioes, consisting of three lota :— LOT I— BLACK CLOTH JACKRTS, 4a l]d EACH LOT 2— BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, 8s lid LOT 3— BLACK CLOTH JACKETS. 10a 6d The above are conaiderably lesa than LONDON WHOLESALE PEIOES. ABE TO BEE THEM. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING DRAPERY at Wholesale Prices. KIRKOALBIB AND STAINS' STOOK At present embraoes every requisite for family use. 5 Frame Brussels Carpets, 5s per yard 6 and 12 feet Linoleum, best quality, 4a per square yard Extra wide Sheeting, from 7ld to 3a per yard 9x4 White Blankets, 9s Cd to 13s 6d 10 x 4 White Blankets, 17s 6d to 20s 11 x 4 White Blankets, 29s 6d to 33s 6d The quality of all the above Goods is guaranteed. KIEKOALDIE AND STAINS are offering all their MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING At Wholesale Prices, Every artiole marked in Plain Figures. 8000 Boya' and Youths' Suits jnat opened, all new goods, inoluding Boys' Eton Jaoket Suits Short Trousers Suits, 8a 6d, 10s Cd, 12s 6d, 13a 6d, 14s 6d, 16a 6d, up to beat quality, 22a 6d Long Trousers Suits, 16s 6d, 18s, 20s, 22s 6a, 255, 27s 6d, 31a 6d, 36a fid Boys' Ulsters, 12s, 13a 6d, 14a 6d, 18a, 21a, 22a 6d Men's Overcoats and Ulntera, 18s, 21s, 245, 28a 6d, 335, 37a 6d Men's Waterproof Clothing, 18s, 21s, 275, 365, 425, 45s ' Men's Waterproof Leggins, Bs, 9s. and 16s All the above Goods are direot from the Manufacturers, and free from intermediate profit. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS INVITE INSPECTION OF THE GOODS. WILLIAM DAWSON AND CO., IRON MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS. TTiTE invite speoial attention to the following large assortment of goods, all from, the TI beat makers, superior quality, and newest designs ;— Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantlepieoes Minton'a Patent Tiles, Stoves, and Register Grates Flavel's Leamington Ranges, Amerioan Cooking Stoves Niokel-plated Fenders and Fireirona Bedsteads— Nickel-plated, Brass, and Iron Hat, Coat, and Umbrella Stands Lookwood's and Johnston's Superior Table and Pooket Cutlery Mangles, 2 and 3 roller ; Wringing Machines Pionio Baskets, Steel Travelling Boxes, Ac, Ac, Ao. CHOICE ASSORTMENT ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, COMPEIBINQ— Tea and Coffee Servioes, Salvers, Entree Dishes and Piokle Frames, Breakfast and Dinner Cruets, Cake Baskets, Bisouit Boxea, Afternoon Tea Sets, Toast Raoks, Jelly Dishes, Butter Coolers. Napkin Eings (in oases), Fruit Spoons (in oases), Teaspoons (in oases), Tea, Dessert, and Table Spoons and Forks, Ac, Ac, Ao. SHOW ROOMS— GREY AND FEATHERSTON STREETS. WELLINGTON. BAIRD AND WARD, JW JS| CIVIL ENGINEERS <^^^^P^^T AUTHORISED SURVEYORS, «gS^)il§H£E9*i** Licensed under W^Tranafer and Native Bj Appointment to His Enoellenoy Sir W. Qbbt-btbiit. D# Jervoig, Governor of New Zealand. W. B " mSohaV E R 8> W LITTLEJOIIN A SON. And Commission Agbnt. "* • _. m/ , m ,.-J— , Winei and Spirito of the beat branda always WATCHMAKERS inatook. Agent for the Standard Fire and Marine and Insurance Company of New Zealand, Nor- „„ — ..«.,.»,„ them Land, Loan, and Building Company JEWELLER (Limited.) LAMBTOIMJUAT ... WILLINdTON. LAMBTON OUAT. CNEES, Saw Dootor, Ac, atill at work NEW GOODS 1 NEW G00D8 ! • next door to his late shop, Cuba- ___ atreet. s\ L. JENNESS'S S. LU KE * 8 ° N 8> 5s Od ENGLNEERS, LEVER OLOCKS 7a 6d Ibon and Bbasstoundibb, Boiub- ALARUM CLOCKS ... 7a M HAKIBS AND SHIP BUIIiDXBS, __ Tin ay n wr»tt NT> "R, V Before you buy your gooda at any other TE ARO FOUNDRY, Bhop , „ d ge t the price of them at JENwvt t TOOTi™ NESS r s, and aave 25 per oent. Large variety WELLINGTON. aUtv> thorough Aro atill mannfaotnring their superior aoundneas, and oorreot performance guaranRaiiffes teed. — '- — — All kinds of Repairs done on the ahorteat VICTORIA FOUNDRY, notioe, and at loweat prioea. English and foreign workmen kept. All WiIIiS'STBHT, work done on the premises. E. SEAG AR, NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES! Bnoinbik Boiubmakib, Ibon and Glass Shades, all sizes, on Sale. Inspection Invited. Bbabs Foundkb. — G. L. JENNESS, Eatimatea furnished for all deaoriptiona of Willis-street Wellington. »»mt- pRANK GB.ADY, W, F ' PARSONS MANUFACTURING JEWELLER (LAT» OASOOIN, AND PABBONB), Q Q Q A« IMpoBTBB| BUILDER, CONTRACTOR, AND Wiilis-street. UNDBETAKEB, GOLD & SILVER* JEWELLBRT PmTIA.gTRHT °* »«WBST DISWNB. T ION FOUNDRY, (N ° imitation lawellei!y kept) Jj WATCHES, CLOCKS, ELECTRO-SILVEB WiiiLiNOTON. PLATEDWARE, wm. calEe k co., _ ,? PT fIOAL,f IOAL , G .^ OD J , ENaiNMBB, Boilbbmaksbs, Ibon and J«weUery of every deaonptien made and Bbass Foundkbs. _ _, repaired on toe premiaea. Ex Tainui.— New Gold and Silver JewelCITY FOUNDRY, lery j ex . Ruapehu— Opalesoent Glass, of W— .+— ,* ««? t...«.w n i. n . artistio designs, Photo. Frames, Seal, Plush, Eva-itreet, offTaranaki.plaoe. and j^^^ Bagß> AS^ mMt 'photographa WrrPA-nTT?T?i? *• anvs nr<u»*<»l.fii for Chryatolenm Painting, neweat Sorapa, ORABTREE k SONS, MillWMffhto, 31^^ Wedding Cards, Ao. Engineers, and General Smitha, makers of every description of Steam Enginea and NOTICE. Boflew, Sawmill Maohinery, Builders' and Contraotora' Ironwork, Iron Gatea, Fencing . -ni-nir-n-n ArAR M E R andards and Ornamental Fenoinc, Ac. ■£*- * CHEAP FURNITURE. Begß fa publi(j fae fc AF A R M E R, • _ STILL CARRYING ON BUSINESS Ctjba-btbxbt. See Advertisement in another column. NOTIOE OF REMOVAL. CUBA-STREET, J MYERS wishea to inform his numerous . „ , , , • Cuatomera in Town and Country that Having retained a large entranoa and he has removed from Brandon-street to new , , premises in Willia-atreet, opposite Melbourne removed gooda to *" SHOW ROOMS AT THE BACK, IN again inviting the attention of onr numerous patrons and the inhabitants of Wellington and country districts to our where cuatomors will be enabled to see . immense Stook now opened up, comprising the beet, moat seasonable, and well-aeleoted the Gooda to great advantage. Tweeds and Cloths in the city, we desire to oall speoial notioe that we employ only First- — — olass Workmen, and having lately made extensive alterations to our premises in order But further improvements will be comto make them better adapted for the carrying on of our inorewing bnainesa, we hope to pleted within a fortnight, whioh will give give even a greater degree of satisfaction than in the past to those who favour us with even more aooommodation for the furniture their confidence. < Those about to purohase their WINTER trade than the premises just leased to Mr. GARMENTS will find it to their advantage to place the order in our hands, as from our J. Smith, large and varied experience both in this and ~~~~ the Home country, we are enabled to furnish „„„ . m t.t,^^™^^,, a really good and aervioeable artiole at a SELLING AT A GREAT REDUCTION, most reaaenable price, vi*., TWEED SUITS ___ _..,_. .eS 10a and £A 10s. FOR CASH. georgeTon & co., — TAILORS amd HABITMAKERS, A . FARMER Athensum Buildings, No. 23, Lambton-quay. TJROSSER'S TELEGRAPH LINE OF Oabinitmakib and Upholstkbib, Jl royal mail coaches, cuba-street Running bbtwmn Wellington and Paikaeabiki, ■ Calling at Johnsonville. Porirua. Paramatta, xq CONSUMERS OF GAS Pahautanni, Horokiwi k Paikakariki, Will leave the Bank Hotel. Wellington, at TTSE GABY'S GAS FlßES— Economical, 8 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. daily. U freedom from smell, cheerful in appearance, effective in warmintf, easily fitted Passengers can and all parcels must be to any grate. Grates re-dressed with asbestos booked at Bank Hotel Stables and at Laory fibre. and Campbell's Store, Willis-street. Orders sent to H. Gaby, Patentee, HansenJ. PROSSER, atreet, Adelaide-road, will receive prompt Proprietor. attention

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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 109, 1 June 1885, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 109, 1 June 1885, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 109, 1 June 1885, Page 1

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