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FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN AND.WINTEB, 210 CASES AND BALES ALREADY TO HAND. DESIROUS of placing beforo you onr IMPORTS for Autumn ard Winter wo deem it neoessary to blato that for tome time back a revolution has been steadily gaining ground to the decidod gain of Consumers. Manufacturers having realised the fact that Retail Establishments of eonnd repute are becoming directly tho distributors of their manufactures, now open their doors wide to such account-, and place them on an equal footing with tho middle-man or Wholesale Warehouseman. . „ , . „ „„„ This favoured position has been enjoyed by us for some time, and we are in tho same capacity for buying as the largest Australasian Buyer, from the fact that our Mr. KIBKCALDIE, of London, who has been oonneoted with us for nearly twenty years, represents Five Large Importing Houses, including Wholesale and Retail. His buying is styled about the keenout in Great Britain, and as a single buyer few in the Old Country pass i as much Drapery as he does. Hence we claim to be in a position to Rive Exceptional Value in all Departments of Dfapory, all of which are purchased from Manufacturers, and for READY MONEY, thus taking advantage of every concession favourablo to keen buying Our attentions for the present season are to strictly carry oni ; our scheme of Marking all our Goods in Plain Fignres at Wholesale Prices, and respectfully soliciting in return Prompt Cash Payments, as the latter condition alone can enable us Bgwwoute bmombfully the manner in which our business has been conducted during the PAST TWO As our Imports are on an unusually large soale. we would ask that • yon favour us with a oall, or make application for patterns of such goods as may be desired by you, leaving in your hands the verdict for sterling value, whether or not we can best supply the 1 asnions Opportunities are frequently presented to our Mr. KIRKCALDIE of buying LARGE PARCELS TO CLEAR, as the Home season draws to a close. Ot such lines this season is especially favoured, and in a number of Departments Gooda can be purchased on our premises at less cost than they could be had in London. JUST LANDED, A PROFUSE VARIETY OF BEADED GOODS, As Follows :—: — Black Beaded Panels, 3s 6d, 4a, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6b, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, lls, _l2s Cd 14s Gd Black Beaded Plastroons, Ib, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s Gd, os, Gs Gd, 7s, 8s 6d Black Beaded Garnitureß, 7s, Bs, 9s, 12s, 16s 6d, 35s 6d White and Cream Beaded Panelß, 7s, 7s 6d, 8s Gd, 93 Gd, 12s, 235, 30s White Beadnd Trains, lls Bd, 14s 6d Florence Kid Gloves (4-bnttonß), 5s per pair „„„.,„..,. n., ono 4294 yds All-wool Cashmeres, 46 and 48 inches wide, 2s, 2s Gd, 3s, 3s 6d— in all the season, a shades. Patterns sent on application ,-,„„,..,,, -, o ji aa * Fancy Dross Materials, of every description, from GJd, 9d, lOd, lid, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d to 48Gdper_yaTd English and French Robes, for making up, great novelties . . ... 1 case Black, White, Cream, and String coloured Lace, 36 to 40 inches wide, at ]ob prices, Is lOd to Gs Cd per yard Ladies' Fnr Boas, 1$ to 3 yards long, from 4s Gd to 21s each RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY. KIRKCALDIE" & STAINS

SPORTING SEASON. WILLIAM DAWSON AND CO., IRON MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, HAVE now landed, ox B.s. Kaikoura, season's stock of Guns, Ammunition, and Fittings, comprising— Single and Donble Muzzle-loading Gnns, 12 to 20 bore ; Breeohloading Choke Bore Guns, single and double ; Treble Grip with top and Bide action; Mar-tini-Henry, Reamington & Westley and Riohard's Sporting Rifles and Revolvers AMMUNITION. Diamond Grain, Allianoo and FFF Gunpowder in i and lib cannisters; FFF and Towerproof Powder, in 51b baga for rabbiters ; Patent Chilled Shot, Nos. 1 to 10 in 101b ba"B ; Kynoch's Brass Perfect Cartridgo Cases ; Crimpers, Rncappers, Caps, Wads, Hammerß, &c. ; Eloy's Green C.F. Cartridges, 12, 14, lGg • Eley's Brown C.F. Cartridges ; Eley's Snider, Martini-Honry, and hnfield Cartridges ; Eley's C.F. and F.L. Waterproof Gun Caps Cloth and Felt Wads and Concentrators, Cartridge Fillers, Recappers, Turnovers, Extractors, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouohes and Bolts, Cleaning Rods, Wad Punches, Bullet Moulds, Cartridge Belts and Bags, Game Bagß, &c, &o.

ESTABLISHED 1854. E. W. MILLS & CO., (Limited) IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SHIP CHANDLERS, HAVE Shipments of HARDWARE, fto., constantly landing, ex vessels arriving from London, Liverpool, and New York, COMPRISING— GXNEBAL AND FUENIBHING IRONMONGER! of every description, Bedsteads, Cutlery, Fenders, Lampware, Bruahware, Holloware, Tinware, &o. Marble and Slate Enammelbd Mantlepieces Leamington Ranges, Single and Donble Oven and H.P. Boilerß, Colonial, Sootoh, and American Cooking Stoves, Register Grates, Kent Grates, Tile Registers, Heating Stoves Electro-platedwarb— Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks, Cruet Frames, Tea and Coffee Pots, Bntter Dishes, &o. Table and Pocket Cutlbbt by Best Makerß Builders' and Contractors' IronWONgert and Materials— Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Roofing Felt, Cement, Sheet Lead and Zino, Slate Hearths, Looks and Fittings, Brass Foundry, Nails and Spikeß, Sash-woights, fto., Ranges and Register Grates Upholsterers' and Cabinetmakerb' Supplies Engineers' and Founders' Tools and Materials of all kinds, Bar, Rod, Plate, Sheet, Angle, Tee.Pig Iron, Steel Sheets, Platfls, and Bars, Bolts and Nuts, Rivets, Copper and Brass Sheets, Bars and Tubes, Cruoibles, Galvanised and Black Pipe and Fittings, Stooks and Dies, Anvils, Vioes, Engine Paokings, Cotton Waste, &o. Tinsmiths' and Plumsebs' Tools and Materials Paints, Oils, and Colours— Genuine and No. 1 White and Red Leads, Zino White, Colours ground in oil, Dry Colours all kinds, Ready Mixed Paints, Hematite Paint, Putty, Copper Paint, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils, Colza, Olive, Sperm, Castor, Lubricating, Cylinder, Lard, and Neatsfoot Oils, Turpentine, Methylated Spirits, &o. Vaenishis, for House Painterß and Coaoh Painters— Copal, Oak, Knotting, Spirit, Gold Sisse, Japans, Painters' Brushes, Sash Tools, Varnish Brushes COACHBUILDEES' AND WHEELWWIGHTB' Materials— Spokes, Rims, Hubs, Hiokory and Ash Plank, Baoswood, Buggy and Cart Springs, Axles, Shafts, Poles, Bows, Ready-built Wheels, Bodies, Seats, Wrought Iron and Malleable Carriage Fittings, Silver-plated Fittings, Leathers Dash, Trimming and Topping, Philadelphia Bolts and Nuts "MILNEB'S'^FIBEPBOOy SATE&AND STEONG Room Doobs Sawmill Supplies— Circular, Vertical, and Cross-out Saws, Mill Belting, Files, Timber Jaoks, Chains, Blookt, Oils, Packing, fto. Ship Chandlekt and Engineers' Stores of every description. Our Stook is very large and oomplete Fabm and Station Supplies— Fenoing Wire, Iron and Steel, Barbed Wire, Wire Netting, Fenoing Staples, Farm Tools, fto. Agbicultubal Implements and Machinert— Reapers and Binders, Reaperß and Mowers, Hornsby's Ploughs, Harrows, Horse Powers, Chaff Cutters, Oat Crushers, fto. American Habness, comprising— Single and Double Buggy Harness, Gig, Spring Cart, Brake, and Coaoh Hai-neBS, Buggy , and Coaoh Collars, fto. AGENTS FOR"Tangye's" Machinery, Cranes, Winohes, Jacks, Blooks W. B. " Haigh " ft Co.'b Woodworking Machinery, Planing and Moulding Machines, Band Saw M»ohinGß, 40. " Hornsby's " Agricultural Implements and Machinery "Milner's" Fireproof Safes and Strong Room Doors " Longford " Cpmpany'e Fenoing Wires and Wire Ropes "Gould's " American Pumps and Roma E. W. MILLS & CO., (Limited) WELLINGTON KILPATRICK ft CAMPBELL, ORIENTAL TEA MART, Manners-street.'^ The way we do it — We Buy Cheap and Sell Cheap, and that for Cash. Bloaters, preserved, 9d Bine (Keen's Oxford). BJd perlb Cocoa (V.H.), Jib, Is ; or, 3s lOd per lb Candles, 4d, 5d t and fluted 8d per lb H4>ps, Is per lb Jam, 5d per tin ; 4s 9d per dozen Kerosene, 4d per bottle ; 6s. per tin Marmalade (Keiller's) 8d per tin Milk (" Milk Maid ") 8d per tin Stirch, 3Jd per lb So^p, 2}d per bar ; large bar, lOd Tobacco— Nailrod, 4d ; Twist, 3d j Juno, I lOd per stick Tea, quality f-uarantoed, at per single lb, lr ■Id ; box Tea, from 8b Gd First-class Cheose, 6d per lb Good Butter always on hand at lowest rates. Goods delivered free to all parts of the city. KILPATRICK ft CAMPBELL, Oriental Tea MabTj Manners-street. PUBLIC NOTICE. MERCER ft HUGH (late Pownceby), Oyster Merchants, Willis- street, have opened one of the Opera House shops in the above line as a branch Oyster Saloon. Patrons paying a visit to the Willis or Manners-street Shops can rely on having their wants supplied in first-olass style. Fried Fish and Grills, Stewed Oysters, at allhourc Note theTddress— WILLIS AND MANNERS STREETS, Wellington. Telephone No. 370.

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Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 108, 9 May 1887, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 108, 9 May 1887, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 108, 9 May 1887, Page 1

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