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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 109, 1 June 1885, Page 2

TTfILSON & RICHARDSON, TAILORS, HABITMAKERS, SHIRTMAKERS, MANTLEMAKERS. JUST OPENED, A splendid Btook of White Shirts, and new shapes in Collars, Oxford Shirts, Regatta Shirts, Tiea and Gloves, for evening wear ; Tiea and Gloves for walking ; Silk, Woollen, and Merino Hosiery; Gentlemen's Hatß, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, and Portmanteaus ; Waterproof Clothing. The auocesß which has attended the introduction of the new TAILOEING DEPARTMENT encourages us to seek a wider aupport. We guarantee a Perfect and Graoeful Fit, from the best and newest Coatings and Suitinga. WILSON & "RICHARDSON, TAILORS AND MERCEES, Lahbton Quay. 10 Per Cent, for Cash. BALL DRESSES. THE FIRST DIBPLAY OF THE SEASON At KIRKCALDIE & STAINS' will take plaoo on SATURDAY, the 30th MAY, When Ten (10) Cases, comprising the most unique and superb selection ever introduced in Wellington will be shown in their spacious premises over the Show Room. i • LACE FLOUNCING, In Blaok, Cream! Beige, and White, from 9 inches to 40 inohea wide. MATERIALS FOR EVENING WEAR, In Great Variety. LONG GLOVES, In Kid, Silk, and Lace, all colours and aizoß FOR READY MONEY ONLY. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, 62, GS, anb 64, LA.MBTON QUAY. No 1J WINTER SEASON, 1885 [Wellington I AM now opening up my new shipments of Cardigan Jackets, Vulcanised Tweed Overcoats, Colonial Tweed and Beaver Overcoats, Boys' and Youths' Overcoats, New Zealand Manufactured Crimean Shirts, Undershirts, Pants and Sox, Wool and Furlined Gloves and Mittens, Wool Maudes, Ruga and Blankets, Portmanteaux and . Leather Goods, Merino Military and Knitted ' Sox and Hobo, Pants and Undershirts, Mufflers, Squares, Scarfs, and Tiea, Braces, Gaiters, and Camp Bugs, and Gentlemen's Goods for evening wear. Hats of all the newest shapos, Steamboat Caps and Steamboat Shirts and Pants. As moat of my goods come to me direct from tho makers there is no middle profits. I therefore offer the largest ohoice of the above goods to seleot from, and best value for money in the oity. J. JI'DOWELI, Importer and Manufacturer, No. l.| Wellington. [No. 1. I WANT TO SELL OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, ;• OVERCOATS. HAVE jnat bought a grand lot, and am going to Bell them DESPERATELY CHEAP ! If you want a Real Bargain, oome and aeoure one at onoe, i fj FROM ' JOHN THORBURN, t The People'B Clothier, i Willis-street. HANCOX'S ANTI-TUSSIS^! ra medicine that does not simply relieve and delude | it onres Cougna, Colds, Affffhma, Whooping Cough, Bronohitia, Influenia, and all affections of the Throat and Lunge. Having been found by the people to b«a most important and useful medicine tn onr varying climate, where pulmonary diseases are bo plentiful, it enjoya a large .and inoroasing ealo. It is adapted to every age, condition, and sex, and may be relied • upon as being a thoroughly harmless vegetable remedy. No medioine ever disoovered oan do more to oheok the ravages of consumption and alleviate ita terrors than Hancoi's Anti-Tussisco. A certain remedy, the only certain remedy. Try it, use it thoroughly, and without delay. J. HANCOX, 1 j Te Aro Pharmacy, Opposite Firs Brigade, Manners-street. MR. W. RAYMOND. TEACHER OF MUSIC, Uffer Ghuznbe-street (near Wooloombe-st.) Foea on application. Term oonunenoes with Pupil. ' PERSONAL THEREBY warn G. H. Thornton that if he oontinueß manufacturing suoh rapedor Confeotionery for the whole popui ktion of New Zealand, I shall make it my b <neinesa to recommend all my friends, atorei nepers, and dealers in oonfeotionery to ask f> jr G. H. Thornton's Pure Confeotionery o »ly. G. H. THORNTON, Wholesale Exp< trt Confeotioner. Manners-st.. Wellington. MR. H O B V, Dentist, T TAS Removad to Now Premises Williaatr set, seoond house above Manners-street. MR. HERBERT RAWSON, Dentist, Terraoe. next Wellington Olmb. THE CENTRAL VACCINATION STATION, Te Aro Dispensart, Manners-street. XiraEE VACCINATION on Monday, JD Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday of «*oh week, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, with i Pure Calf Lymph, or Human Vaccine Lymph, from healthy children only, mioroeoopioally examined and source quoted. i H. BRITTAIN, j Public Vaocinatob, Ao. I PAINLESS DENTISTRY.-Artificiai, Teeth are helpful in the performance \ ml a necessary funotion when the natnral • 'Heath have ceased to be useful, and ought | 'ts be prooured by all who stand in need of : (them. This ia not a matter of vanity or ; -taate, but one of personal expediency, of , Jwrvlth, and even, it may be, of " Lif a itself." \ — iLancet. ' MR. WALTER E. HALL, IDental Surgeon, Willis-street j RJRS. J. M. THORPE, Aocouoheur, < irA Hope Cottage, Ghuznee-atreet, may i rbeoonsulted — Morning from 10 to 11 a.m., < xuid 3 to 4.30 p.m. Mrs. Thorpe attends j .urgent oasea at any hour. J^ITOW LANDING, EX S.S. ARAWA. • (Bad and White Clover Seeds, Cow Grass, Alaike, Ac. lEi&lish Gross Seeds, inoluding Fesoues, Crested Dogstail, Meadow Foxtail, Poas, Ao. ilron Tanks (400 gallons) ißarbtd and BB Annealed Fencing Wires .MURRAY, ROBERTS * CO., Featherston-stroet, Wellington.