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NEW SUMMER HOSIERY. Just Imported, Ex Steamers DORIC and TONGARIRO. Unequalled for value and finish. I At tho > WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, TE ARO HOUSE. The Public are hereby informed that they can depend on the value of our Hosiery for the present season, at ou.r Home Buyer has detoted rpecinl attention to three important re-qmsites-Tvix., Standard Colour*, Best Makes, and Good Finish. I" ADIES' BLACK COTTON AND LISLE THRKAD HOSE— JLJ In the new "Stainlets," "Diamond," "Sanitary," and "Standard" dyes, guaranteed not to lose colour. Assorted prices from 1/6 to 3/11 per pair. LADIES' PLAIN COLOURED COTTON HOSK— Well finished, in a variety of attractive shados— such as Slate, Tan colour, Cardinal, Grenat, Sky, Pink, Brown, Navy, Black, and New r Stripes. A. grand choice for 1 ONE SHILLING per pair. T~ADIES'YLXm~COLSURED~COTTON HOSEJLJ In 15 dfferent shades of colours, and in tbe following varied rang* of prices:— sJd,7id, 9d, 10J|d, 1/, 1/3, 1/6,1/9,1/11, 2;3,_2/6 por pair. LADIES' RIBBED COTTON'HOSE^ in Blaok aud Assortod "Colours— ~ 3d. 6d, 7jd, 9d, 10* d. V, Ift- 1/0 Por pair. ADIES' PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE nOS"E= Very special value— l/ 9, 2/6, 2/U, 3/6, 3/9, 4/6 per pair. LADIES' RIBBED "CASHMERE HOSE, in Black and Colours1/6, 1/9, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6 per pair. GIRLS' RD3BED CASHMERE' HOSE, spliced kneosT "wear well" — Sizea— 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Prices— l/ 6,1/7,1/8.1/9,1/11, 1/7, 1/8. 1/9, 1/11 per pair. BOYft)' WORSTED KNICKER HOSE, very strong and durableSizes— 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7 _ Pricet-m, 11, 1/2, 1/4, J/6,1/9 per pair. ' 7 ADIES' SPUN SILK HOSE— JLJ In Black, Navy, Cardinal, Qrenat, Sky, Pink, Brown, and cream, 4/9 por pair. AND A LARGE VARIETY Of all othor fashionable makes, as woll as an immense assortment of > Children's Sooks and 5-Hobc. _^ AT THE WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, • ■ TE ARO HOUSE. W. CLA R X & CO., FAMILY DRAPERS & SILK MERCERS. ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE KOW 11EPLETE WITH NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON AT LOWEST PRICE?. FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 169, 171, LAMBTON-QUAY. (Established 1845),

' C^r SPEOIAL LINES FOR ONE WEEK ONLY I AT THE SALE OF Q.RAVES & FLEMING'S STOCK. Large Size Towolb, 4Jd, worth 9d White Tablo Damask, Is 6d por yard 100 pieces Print, 3Jd, regular price 5Jd White Calico, from 2s lid per doz Flannols, from 6Jd (very cheap) Lace Curtains, 2s 6d por pair, worth 4s Best Sateen Prints, 7s lid per doz, originally 16s Brnssels Carpets, 2s 4£d, rogular price 3s 9d All Wool Drees Boiges, only 8s lid pel doz Velveteens, originally 3s lid, for Is lid per yard Ladies' Norfolk Jackets, 4s lid, worth 9s 6d Straw Hats, new shapes, Is Hid, worlli 4s 6d Flowers and Feathers from 2d Underclothing, all at half-price Ladies' Mackintoshes, Is lid, worth 6a 6d Flannelettes, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, 5a lid per doz Sunshades, new styles, only 3s lid Ribbons, from Id per yard— just halfprice Laces, from 6d per doz (very choap) 40in Flouncing Lace at Is 6d per yard Special value in Hosiery and Gloves Men'a Pctone Snits, 29s 6d, regnlarlj 453 Boys' and Youths' Clothing at half price 50 doz Mosgiel Underflannels, 2s 6d 65 doz Merino i-Hoge, 3 pairs for 2s Shirts, Ties, Mercery, and Hats ALL AT HALF ORIGINAL PRICES ! ! ! AT THJt SALE Or GRAVES & FLEMING'S STOCK. F. D. WOODROEFE, PROPRIETOR, CUBA-ST. MAHAKIPAWA GOLD FIELDS. ■ /■ RED FLAG! ~|t|~INERS visiting this field can be sup hand Tools, Tents, and -requisites for pros peoting at lower rates than procurable ii Wellington or elsewhere. WEIR'S DRAPERY AND FANCY GOOD! DEPOT, MAHAKIPAWA; ' . ". DAHLIA Chewing Tobacco, at J Handel's, Willis-street, Wellington.

A S competition in trade beqomes keener Jri. year after year, jt hai ooonrred to us that in order to change a Credit into a Cash Byßtem we mußt show tho advantage of tho latter ever tho former, and this we bavo been doing by giving away an Extra Pair of Tronsers with eaoh Kuit. The present reduced inoome, not only of that largo olass who livo on the interest of invested capital, but aleo of farmers and the middle olass generally, will necessarily compel people to study more and more how they oan purchase to tbe very bost advantage, and to gain all possible advantages purchases mußt of course be made on tbo Cash prinoiple, ready money alone giving yon the liberty to purchase where youohosi . On this principle, then, you cannot do better than bny from us at our Rednoed Prioes, to whioh we call your attention in another pait of this paper. In soliciting your support, permit us to remind you that to us tboraoric is duo of having introduced all tbe concessions which oasn buyers now eniojr, a» itwus only after we had proved by ourVnooess that onr new polioy was in aocordonoe.with tbe spirit of. tho age that other houeea (and thpa yory reluctantly) followed our example., ]f imitation is, as it ia said, the sinoerest form of flattery, we havo certainly been highly 1 flattered, as in everything wo have done onr appreciative rivals bavo taken up our system after us. J. H. DALTON, Tailor, 43, Cuba-street. ' LYSAGHT'S GALVANIZED IRON, Best Qualitt. [ ! Largest number of shoots to the ton. Brands { Corrugated— " Orb," "Flonr do Leys," and "Guinea" Flat—" Orb," and " Queen's Head " i Largest Stock in Nkw Zealand. j 100 tons to arrive per Balmoral Castle 50 tons to arrivo per Clairmont 22g, 24g, and 26g, corrugated, always in I stock. i Also— Manufacturers of Wire Netting, &c. JOHN LYSAGHT, Limited, Ballance-street, Wellington. r ■ ROBERT DONALDBON, Ballanck-strbet, Wellington. t I have always in stock, and to arrive, large - shipments of Brooks, Shoobridgo &, Go's unrivalled " Anchor" brand Portland Cement > Andrew and James Stewart's Tubes and Fittings, blaok and galvanised, for gas and water Scott, Cuthbertson & Co.'s superior Locdonmado Paperhangings I am also Sole New Zealand Agent for— D. Y. Stewart & Co., Pipe Founders Leach, Flower & Co., Tin-plate Manufacturer The Steel Company of Scotland, makers of* all kinds of Steel 1 Tho Isca Foundry Co., Railway and General Engineers J. Petrie, Wool- washing and Drying Machinei maker Geo. Shand &, Co., London and Melbourne dealers in all kinds of new and second- { hand machinery BROOKS, SHOOBRIDGE ft CO. PORTLAND CEMENT MANUFACTURERS, London, 1 Having appointed Mr. R. DONALDSON, BaUance-street, Wellington, as their Agent for New Zealand, are now in a position to sell their Cement in this market on advanI tageoua terms to buyers. Their Cement ia I of exceptional quality, for whioh it reoeived i the gold medal at Christohuroh in 1882. - Quotations given, delivered to any Dort in New Zealand, or f.o.b London. CITY FOUNDRr Eva-street, off Taranaki Plaoe. WCRABTREE 4 SONS. Millwrighto, Engiaoere, and General Smitha, makers of !,. every description of Steam Engines and Boilers, Sawmill Machinery, Builders' and Contractors' Ironwork, Iron Gates, Fenoin Btandsrd« and Ornamenta Fencing. SUN KWONG LEE. GENERAL PROVISION DEALER FRUITERER. GREENGROCER. Horbb Feed, &x ft AS Removed from Lambton-quay to bit 0 new premises, Manners-street, opposite tho Arcade, late Soffe't , where h« solicits a share of pnblio patronage. All goods of the brat quality, and easonable prices. A trial solicited. ; BUN KWONG LEE. ' TpERSONAL.— WiII the parsonß who want Snits to ordor for ihe following price, £Z 10f , .£3, JC3 se, £3 10s, M 15s,' with an extra pair of Trousers, call at • . J. -H» DALTON'g, Tailor, 43, Cnba-street. . CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS., SCOTT, CUTHBERTSON & CO,'S Priz» Medal Paperhangingß. Largo assortment in stook. - Fifteen baleß to arrive pe* i. Invercargill. These latter are a consignment i- from this eminent firm of their nowest and i- besj; designs.- Prices and patterns defy comn petition. . " ,/ ■ " 1 R. DONALDSON, Agent, B ) , ;■ i Ballapoerstreet. HEN FURNISHING, China, Crockery, Cutlery, Ironmongery, Bedr. steads,, &c, cheapest at J. KITCHEN'S, Pantheoj Manners-street and Newtown.

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Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 104, 30 October 1888, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 104, 30 October 1888, Page 1

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