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NEW SUMMER HOSIERY. Just Imported, Ex Steamers DORIC and TONGARIRO. Unequalled for vali'r and finish. At the WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, TE AllO HOUSE. The Public are hereby informed that the'/ can depend on the value of our Hosiery for (/is preient season, as our llome Buyer has di voted tpecial attention to three important' requisite*— viz.. Standard Colours, Bed Makes, and Good Finish. LADD3S' BLACK COTTON AND LISLE THREAD HOSEIn tho new " Stainleu," "Diamond," "Sanitary," and "Standard" dyes, guaranteed not to lose colour. Assorted prices from 1/G to 3/11 per pair. LADIES" PLAIN COLOURED COTTON hOSK— Well finished, in a variot- of attractive shades— suoh as Slate, Tan colour, Cardinal, Qrenat, ,-lky, Pink, Brown, Navy, Black, and b'exo Stripes. A grand ohoice for ONE SHILL'-NG por pair. L~ADIES'^LAiN^OWURED"COTTON HOSE^ In 15 different shade* of colours, and in the following variod rango of prioesj-5Jd, 7id, 9d, lOtf, 1/, 1/3, l/G.J/9, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6 pcrpair; LADIES' RIBBED COTTONHOSE, in Black and Assoitcd'Colours— 3d, 6d, 7jd. 9d, lOJd, 1/.J/3. 1/9 por pair. LADIES' PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE HOSK— Very special value— l/ 9, 2/6, 2/U, 36, 3/9, 4/G per pair. LADIES' RIBBED "CASHMERE HOSE, in Black and Colours— 1/6, 1/9, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6 por pair. GIRLS' BIBBED CASHMERE" HOSE, spliced knees- "wear well"—" Sires— 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Prices— l/6, 1(7, 1/8. 1)9, 1/11 per pair. BOY 6' WORSTED KNICKER HOSE, very strong and durableSizes— 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. 7 Priees-lOi, 1/, 1/2, 1/4, 1/G, 1/9 per pair. LADIES' "SPUN SILK HOSE— In Black, Navy, Cardinal, Grenat, Sky, Pink, Frown, and cream, 4/9 por pair. AND A LARGE VABIKTY Of all other fashionable mukes, as well as an immense assortment of Children's Books and J-Hoso. AT THE WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, TE ARO HOUSE. W. CLARK & CO., FAMILY DRAPERS & SILK MERCERS. ALL DEPARTMENTS ARE NOW REPLETE WITH NOVELTIES EOR THE SEASON AT LOWEST 'PRICE?. FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 169, 171, LAMI TON - QUAY. (Established 1845).

AS competition in trade becomes keener . yoar after yoar, it has ocourred to us that in order to ohange a Credit .into a Cash system we must boow tho advantage of the latter ever the former, and this wo have boon doing by giving away un HOME Extra Pair of Trousers with eaoh Suit. Tho present reduced intfome, not only of tlafc large olass who live on the interest of inR_____ .„ „ , „, . . vested capital, but ako of farmers and tie ULERS will find out the faot , middle olass generally, will neoossarily that no Cheaper Grooeries oan compel people to study more and more how be obtained than thoße from the \ t* e y oan purohaye to tbe very best advanflt ... m TT nT , n _ T n «i^Bn»n. tege, and to gain all possible advantages Globe T House, Tory and Buokle pu bro'haßoßb ro 'haBoB must of course be made on tbo streets, and its bran on, the Exhibi- cash prinoiplo, ready money alone giving tion Stobe, Adelaide-road, where yon tbe liberty to purchase where you ohoor." thn haߥh aß ¥ *y,a nlioannnt <rn™*n «.r« to On th i» urinciole, then, you oannot do better the best and cheapest goodß are to thon bny ftom U(J > M * - Reaao6a vnwt, io fc« Juul. Wo tt«»a aB a which we oall your attention in another pa) t of this paper. In soliciting your support, pormit us to remind you that to us the morit RTTIiE 18 n0 of ' lav ' nXn X introduced all tbo conoossions whioh cash buyers now onjoy, as it wiib only after we had proyod by our success that . our now policy was in accordance with the that the people know how to dis- | bp i r^ o f t h 0 &ge that other houses (and thon oriminato between olap-trap and the i yory reluctantly) followed our example. If gonuine trader, who does hia busi- I imitation is, as it iB said, tho sincoroit form noss.on sound trade principles, pays ST^lS.^^ni?!.? 20s in tho pound, and lives respootod appreciative rivals have taken up oar system after us. J. H. DALTON, -rirvD Tailor, 43, Cuba-street. JjUJtt — — LYBAGHT'3 his sterling qualities. No bettor /GALVANIZED IRON, Teas oan be obtained than from the v* Best Qua litt. Globe T Housk, where an expert Lar K° at mmber ofjheeto to the ton. enoed blender lives on the premises. Brands .- ' Tho Groceries, Crockery, and Pro- Corrugated-" Orb," "Flour de Leys," and dnce are all that oan be desired, "Guinea" both for cheapness and quality. Flat— " Orb," and " Queon'a Head " The Hams and Bacon are quite Largest Btock"7n~Nkw Zealand. : equal to those imported from ! 100 tons to arrivo per Balmoral Castle I ' 50 tons to arrive per Clairaont ■ IRELAND. ! 22g, 24g, and 26g, corrugated, always in stock. i Also— Manufacturers of Wire Netting, &o. JOHN LYSAGHT, Limited, Ballanco-atreet, Wellington. ROBERT DONALDBON, PBallance-btreet, Wellington. INE T' 8 BOOTS. I have always in stock, and to arrive, largo shipments of ~~ Brooks, Shoobridge & Co's unrivalled " AnprNTPT'O -RnrvTQ onor " brand Portland Coment PINET S BOOTS Andrew and Jameß gte^.g T nbeß and SSIr 8 BOOTS wat B or WaCk "* '** *" ptwpt'l pnnT 8 , ■ Bcott,Cnthbortßon& Co.'s Buperior LondonPINKT'S BOOTS i mado P*P<> rhan l? in S 8 PINET'S BOOTS '* am a^ 80 SOXS 0Xj X New Zealand Agent for— ■ PINET'S BOOTS | D. Y. Stowart & Co., Pipe Founders PINET'S BOOTS Leach, Flower A Co., Tin-plate MannfaotnPINET'S BOOTS ' rers PINET'S BOOTS The Stpel Company of Sootland, makers of PINET'S BOOTS all kinds of Steol ! PINET'S BOOTS I The Isca Foundry Co., Railway and General PINET'S BOOTS Engineers PINET'S BOOTS J.Petrie, Wool-washing and Drying Machine PINET'S BOOTS maker PINET'S BOOTS Geo. Shatd & Co., London and Melbourne, PINET'S BOOTS dealers in all kinds of new and eeOOndPINET'S BOOTS hand machinery PINET'S BOOTS Kf?l boSs BEOOKStB EOOKSt SHOOBEIDGB * ca PORTLAND CEMENT will BE bold at MANUFACTURERS, London, LOWEST PRICES Having appointed Mr. R. DONALDSON, LUWIIBI ru,ivr,o, Ballance-street, Wellington, as their Agent for New Zealand, are now in a position to KOB soil their Coment in this market on advan- ! tagoous terms to buyers. Their Cement in CASH ONLY. of exceptional quality, for which it reoeivod I the gold medal at Chriatchurch in 1682. I Quotations given, deliverod to any port in New Zealand, or f.o.b London. A beautiful shipment of those celebrated goods just to hand, consisting of— (JITY FOUNDRY Infants' Strap Shoes Eva-street, off Taranaki Place. Ladies' Evening and Walking Shoes __, CIIAJBTEB £X B ONS, Millwright*, Laoe and Button Boots I V ▼ • I Engineers, and General Smiths, makers of ' I ovory description of Steam Engine* atd PEABCE'S i Boilers, Sawmill Maohinery, Buildera* and . ~. Contractors' Ironwork, Iron Gates, Fenoin CASH BOOT MAKT, Standnrdx And Orntunenta Fencing. CUBA-STREET. ~^ KWQNG LEE . — GENERAL PROVISION DEALER FRUITERER. GEEENGROOEH, USHER & CO.'S Hobbb Febd. & 3 . Special Kebbevk, tI AS Bemoved from Lambton-quay to his JLJI new promises, Manners-street, opv/>> Old Vatted Glbnlivet, site tho Arcade, lato Soffe's, where h»Bolioit« j a sharo of public patronage. All good* of OLD SCOTCH ■ <&- cs * quality, and easonable pneei. A (rial solicited. WHISKIES, SUNKWONOLEE. T. „ , "OERSONAL.— WiII tho persons who want In bnlk and case. jj Suits to ordor for tho following price, £2 10s, AITOHISON'B ALlt |*-'«.-»**i*-»- — < pair of Trousers, cali at Light and Brilliant, j J. K. DALTON'S, In large champagne bottles and in bnlk. 1 I Tailor, 43, Cuba-street. CHEAP PAPERHANGINGS. Stocks of the above are kept and regular 1 Bhipmente received by QCOTT, CUTHBERTSON A CO.'S Prize O Medal Paperhangings. Large aßsortJOHNSTON A CO. ment in stock. Fifteen bales to arrive poi Invercargill. Thepe latter are a consignment MAHAKIPAWA GOLD FIELDS. from this eminent firm of their newest and BED FLAG ! best designs. Prices and patterns defy cony MINERS visiting this field can be sup- Potion. -„.„„,_„- . . plied with a complete outfit in Becond- E - DONALDSON, Agent, hand Tools, Tents, and requisites for pros- BaUance-atreet. peoting at lower ratea than procurable in TTf7HEN FURNISHING, China Croo Welhngton or elsewhere. VV kery, Cutlery, Sonmongery. Bed WEIR'S DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS Bteads, &c, cheapest at J. KITCHEN'S DEPOT, MAHAKIPAWA. Pantheo) Manners-street and Newtown.

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Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1888, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1888, Page 1

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