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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 61, 9 September 1885, Page 1

SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON 1885. THK FIRST DISPLAY OP TH.E SEASON Will taka jiluce in the WINDOWS OF T E AliO HOUSE ON THURSDAT EVENING NEXT, From 6 to 10 p.m. ESTABLISHED 1859. W. E A D E S, (LATE W. NICHOLSON), CUB A- STREET MANUFACTURER or all KINDS op FURNITURE and BEDDING, Has on hand a largo quantity of BEDDING, PALLIASSES, AND SPRING MATTRESSES, To be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Also, DINING AND DRAWINGROOM SUITES, in Hair Cloth, Repp, and Cretonne. WASHSTANDS, CHESTS OF DRAWERS, DRESSING TABLES, CHEFFONIERS, AND A LARGE QUANTITY OP CHAIRS. Telephone 221. 1 ' ' i " v ' "-"■• " — — ' - -— — ''■ ■'- £2650. £2650. THE CORNER HOUSE JJxtraordinary and imperative SALE T\RAPERY, MILLINERY, AND Oi JL> DRAPERY & CLOTHING, CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, FOR ONE MONTH, C 9 71. MANNEES-ST.. No. 1, CUBA-ST., In the New Pimmmeb next Mr. Eades' Furniture Warehouse, and opposite Te Aro House, GRAVES & FLEMING, cuba-street, Wellington. THE AUCKLAND DRAPERY AND ~ CLOTHING COMPANY GREAT J3 e g announce to the inhabitants of Wel« Tl vT^ /..-r-r. lincton and euriounding distriot tho opening STOCKTAKING SALE Ul , of 73 Casks and Balks of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, er Penguin and Storm NOW ON. bird, amounting to J62650, whioh must be slaughtered to realise quickly. No idea of ~— — * prioos oan be given of this stock in an odvorxTEim -^-vrvTva tisoment. Wk guarantee to mcfubi no NEW GOODS. nFAfIOKABWOWKE. ONE INSPECTION 155 Ladies' Stockenotto Jerseys, black and WIljL suje>E>lCE - assorted colours, The stook compriaeg _ Less than Wholesale Prices. Ladies Dress Goods isheetingß, Tablbgs, Curtains ~ Towels, Towellings -r\r>-ncsaTir a tttat/i Portmanteaus, Soratago Trunks DRESSMAKING. Ladies' Corsets, Silk Dresses And a thousand Miscellaneous Remnant! " — ■ — Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing DRESS DEPARTMENT. Kno Ve'tsTnd Pants Blaok and Coloured Cashmeres, Is 4Jd to 9d Drawers, Flannel Shirts per yard Genta' superior Morning Coats, halfprioa Black and Coloured French Morinos, 2s 6d to 5s 6d per yard "" Blaok and Coloured Coehmorottea, Is 6d to We respeotfnlly request an immediate 3s per yard inupoction ; time limited. Blaok Silks and Satins, 2s to 14s fid per yard Coloured Silka and Satin«. 1« 4Jd to 9a 6d ~" per yard Muat not forgot the address— B vw 0 ? 011163 Bl0 ° heß> 28 THE AUCKLAND DRAPERY AND BlaoKoche Silk Velvet, 4s 6d to 16a 6d CLOTHING COMPANY, per yard „,,„,,, , Oppositk Tb Abo Houbb, g^J^^^^to'Si'SHSSd CUBA-STREET WELLINGTON. ColouredVelveteen3, 4 from2 fl to7s6dperyd spECIAL NOTI CE. r»T>TSCSaiIT A TTTTSm JUBT OrENID, AT DREbSMAKIINtt. u> LAMB ton-quay, Wellington. I Opposite the Athentßum, SPECIAL NOTICE. A p ERKANENT Be4NCH of thb GRAVES & FLEMING have seonred the - a - rii , w „„ . T iwn -rtiitp trapt awt» services of a Fiebt-clabs Deesbmakbb. ]SJEW ZEALAND BIBLE TRACT AND with experience in Paris and West Knd of -^ BOOK SOCIETY, London. They are now prepared to nnder- Established 1873, take the construction of all dress materials . committed to their care. Ladiea can roly on For tho Diffußion of Evangelioal Literature, obtaining a perfeot fit, combined with firet- — • class workmanship, fashionable make, and j^test and Best Religious Books by at the moat reasonable price. every steamer. DRESSMAKING. , Perfect Fit Sunday Sohool requirements, Text Cards, Firßt-olass Workmanship, Periodicals, Ao^in great variety. Latest Fashions, ,"„,,..« TWnnf T?i«i«nnaMfl Prices Special Home Orders, at London Pnbbflned Moßt Beasonawe wioes. * Prices, punctually attended to. DRESSMAKING atthe CORNER HOUSE. J- RAMSAY MACDONALD, Agent. GRAVES & FLEMING, announcement, of new books PHommou. BUTTON'S, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Lambton-quat. Cassell's Popular Educator, 6 vols., now edition, 42s — _ Wilson's Tales of the Border, 12 vola., etch 3s Cd, or £2 the snt m-rr r\-n%r T\r\-KT TrrvrraTJ Ditto, illustrated edition, handsomely bound THORNDON HOUSE. in morocco, with gilt edges, 45s the set of 3 vols. — * Travels and Adventures, by notable travel* Jm o rp -c" t? t t? lers, illustrated by celebrated artists, 9* T « S T IS JS Jj a Nautica i Almanac, ig6B ( 5s * Lieut. Maury's Physical Geography of thfl Respeotfnlly begs to advise the arrival Sea, 6s 6<L of thes.s.Kaikonra,witha SS toThet^CinLARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT j,JgsgS2*g^ 7 ' M op thi Book of Knots, showing the making of every knot and splice, 3s 6d LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE Smile's Life of George Stephenson, oheap GOODS edition, 4s 6d Routledge's Readings— comio, dramatio, and son thx popular, eaoh Is 3d Readings from American Authors, Is 3d SUMMER SEASON. BeU "«^ erfl £ dßp !^ r i 4 1 6 l Modern Elocutionist, 4b 6d — — The Excelsior Reciter, 2s „, , , , „ „ , , , , „ The Beautiful Reciter, 2% The latest summer Dress Materials in ah M^niay-n Essays and Lays of Ancient the mofft fashionable oolonrs Rome 4s Cd Light and Dark Fancy Prints, Sateens, and Starting in Life— Hints for Parents, 3s Gd Zephyrs Platt's Works, viz. : Life. Business, Money, Black and Coloured Satins, Silks, Broches, iJ^'*rtf%*Fl£gfiffi Snratß „, Regina 7 " Most fashionable Millinery Bonnets Are Mirac' * ; oal Library, All the no* summer shapes in Straw Hats, ** p ' trimmed and untrimmed Spanißh, Oriental, and Edelweiss Laces ir all the latest shades Ladies' Jerseys, Dolmans, and Waterproo A complete 'stock of Kid, Silk, and Ta r Gloves, Hosiery, and Fancy Goods Silk Handkerchiefs, Ties, Scarfs, and Ft Ladieß' Satin and Broche Para?"* shades Corsets, Underolothr Carpets, Hearthri? Calicoes, Hollf DR'' A competent premises. _ La* placo their o disappointm