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KIRKCALDIB & STAINS, WELLINGTON, WHOLESALE AND FAMILY DRAPERS, FCBXKHEK9 AND OUTFITTFPS, LAMBTON QUAY & ST. OEOKGE'S HALL. SPECIALITIES NOW SHOWING VOR THE AUTUMN & WINTER SEASON. THE LATEST FASHIONS IN MILLINERY. NEW SHAPES IN STRAW HATS AND BONNETS JUST OPENED. NOVELTIES IN FASHIONABLE RIBBON-TRIMMED FELT HATS-the"Burleigh," THE FELT HAT-the Buccess of theseason. A new assortment just opened, and all combination of colours NEW TWEED AND SILK TRAVELLING CAPS, in large variety of new styles; prices BIRDS? WINGS!' MOUNT? OSPBEYS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS, &c, in large variety FASHIONABLE COSTUMES. FASHIONABLE COSTUMES. Newest Draping and Styles iv Skirts and Iv Newest Plain and Fanoy Fabrioa; new Bodices trimmings ... r Costumes in Estamone Serge, braiding trim- Costumes in New Matoriala ; trimmingß ot ming, 29s Gd to COs Braiding, Embroidered Applique, &c, Costumes in Dress Tweeds, Tailor-made &c, from 40s to lOUa Skirts, New Fattorns in Fabrics ; prices, Coßtnmos in Black Cashmere, Braiding trimfrom 30b to 70s ming or Fay-striped Silk 35a 6d to 120 a Costumes in Cashmere, trimmed with Plush Costumeß m Black Serge, fashionably tnmor Fanoy Silk, from 70s to 100b I nied, 63s to .£4 4a COSTUME SKIRTS, with pieces for Bodices, unmade, in all new fashionable materials LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FASHIONABLE ULSTERS, in newest styles, shapes, and Fancy Cloths; prices, from 16b 6d to 03b "' LADIES' WATERPftOOF AND Md CINTOSH- CLOAKS, in new shapes and patterns BLACK CLOTH MANTLES, Btylishly trimmed with Astrachan and Fur, a great variety, from 25s Gd to 67s 6d nn PLUSH MANTLES, plain or trimmed Polarien and Fur, 73a Gd to £1 7s MUSCAT MANTLES, vory stylish shapes, warm for winter LONG SILK MANTLES, for elderly ladies, lined Quilted Silk, comfortable shapes BLACK CLOTH PALETOTS, plaia striped and checked pattorn cloth, 28s 6d to feds COLOURED CLOTH PALETOTS, plain, fancy, and curl cloth, Beaver baoks, very warm, 42s to 68b 6d ,„ „. SILK PALETOTS, plain and scroll pattern Silks, 78s 6d to £6 16s 6d FUR-LINED CLOAKS in large variety, Black, Cardinal, Navy, and Coloured Cloths, and liningß of every description of Fur, from 38b 6d to .£8 Ba. KIRKCAIiDIE & STAINS. WHOLESALE, PRICES, FOR PROMPT CASH. ______ _____^__ __ — _ _

SPORTING SEASON, 1889. WILLIAM DAWSON & CO. TNVITE inspection of their NEW SEASON STOCK OF GUNS, from the most oelebratod Makers, comprising Double and Single Barrel BREECH LOADING GUNS, CHOKEBORE GUNS, SMDER AND MARTINI SPORTING RIFLES, Single and Double MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, REVOLVERS. A largo stock of AMMUNITION and IMPLEMENTS, suitable for the various rifles and guns, always on hand. WILLIAM DAWSON & CO., GREY AND PEATHEB.BTON STREETS.

BALLINGER BROS., PLUMBERS, &c, Waring Taylor -street, Maqinnitt. street, and petone, , TT AYE ON SALE— Corrugated Iron, galvanised and black Felt, Ridging, &c. ' Lead-headed Nails Tanks, Colonial Ovens I Portable Boilers and Frames, &c, &c. Artesian Well Pipes and Fitting always ready. N.B.— Two tons of seoond-hand Iron, suit1 able for Flax Mills, to bo cloared. I j BALLINGER BROS. j PAPER. XUST LANDED EX MOEL-Y-DON, 160 REAMS RULED NOTE PAPER, Exceptional Vahie, Whioh I am selling At (YD PER PACKET ; Op C QUIRES. H. C. HABELDEN, TENNYSON HOUSE, 35, Cuba-street.

ROBERT LEADBETTEB, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, BEGS to inform his numorous friends and (•nntompra that ho has removed to those more commodious premises in Tmakori-road known as Dowsett's Bakery ; and while thanking his patrons for past favours trusts, by supplying only the best quality of Bread, Pastry, and Confectionery, still to continue to give perfect satisfaction. Orders by post or otherwise punctually attended to. NOTICE. 4LBO-CARBON LIGHTS ARE THK BRIGHTEST, STEADIEST, COOLEST, And most Economical. A WELL-LIGHTED SHOP Is the Beftt and Cheapest of Advertisements. C. G. MOORE, Sole Agent, Albo-Carbon Light Warehouse, ST. HILL-STREET. Tyi For Mirth 'tis Good to know, Work is fun With SAPOLIO.

ULSTERS & MANTLES. /"\NE of the very best varieties of Ladies' and Children's Ulsters over Bhown in Wellington can be seen at C. SMITH'S, the Cash Draper, Cuba-Btreet. Over 700 to select from. DRESS MATERIALS ~ mEN THOUSAND YARDS of new DresH A Material have been opened by C. SMITH, the Cash Draper, Cuba-street, including the very latest styles and colorings. Nice Warm Dress Pieces, 4s lid, 5b lid, 6s lid, 7s 6d. The cheapest goods ever offered in Wellington. BLANKETS. PAIRS to Beleofc from ' k all Biz< * *J"" and qualities, in English, Scotch, Petone, Kaiapoi, Roslyn, Mosgiel, and othor makes. Single Bed Blankets, 5s lid to 17s Cd; Double Bed, 12s 6d to 30s; at C. SMITH'S, the Cash Draper, Cuba-street. NEW HOSIERY. TT is- an acknowledged fact that you can -*- get tho very boat wearing Stockings at C. SMITH'S, the Cash Draper, Cuba-Btreet. Eight cases just opened ex s.s. Arawa. NEW GLOVES^ T> V the last steamer I have just received "^ a fresh supply of new Kid Gloves, in all the leading makes, including Florence, Marie, Florentia, Josephine, Ac, in 4 and 6 button or fastener ; also, ■t-batton Tan Kid, Is lid and 2s lid ; C-button, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4b lid ; Colored Calf Gloves, 4s Gd, 4s lid ; Taffotta G'oves, all colors, Is per pair; Black and Colored Cashmere, Od to Is 6d ; at C. SMITH'S, the Cash Draper, Cnba-Btroet. T\ERBY AND COLUMBIA TOBACCOS. Manufactured by David Dcnlop, Petersburg, Virginia. Very highest award, with special mention, obtained by abovo Manufacturer at the Centennial International Exhibition, Melbourne. Sole Agents for Aaitraloeia— J. KRONHEIMER & 00., Melbourne. New Zealand Representative— F. FRANKLYN. TIEOOKB, SHOOBRIDGE A CO.'S CEMENT Received the Hiohbst A^abd, viz., Gold Medal, Melbourne Exhibition, 18S9, proving its superiority to the competing cements of Knight, Bevan & Sturge, White & Co., Gjllinghim A Co., Gostling A Co., and several others. R, DONALDSON, SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND, Ballanoe-streot, Wellington.

X)y ELLINGTON TWEED COMPANY, MERCHANT TAILOSS, PHffiNIX BUILDINGS, Lambton-quat. We have always in stook a Choice Assortment of ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEEDS, FANCY TROUSERINGS, COATINGS, &c, Ac. Lovers of style and good fit should patronise the Practiced Cutter (lato of Hill Bros., Bond-street, London). A. ALGAR, Manager. CHARLES LAMBERG, CONTRACTOR FOR DISPOSAL OF Vy REFUSE AND RUBBISH, No. 1, Williß-strket (next Evening Post). Orders left at the above address, or sent to P.O. Box 30G, will receive prompt atten. tion. RE CONTRACT FOR REMOVING - RUBBISH. TO THE EDITOR. Ol ~|T|EAR SIX— I beg to inform all complain- •*-' ing Ratepayers that as I have con- ! traoted to remove Rubbish from tho kerb- ' stone, I have also a schedule of prioes for I going beyond, or removing Rubbish from tho yard; and I beg to inform all parties that , aro not inclined to put the box of Rubbish ' at the kerb, I am prepared to go to tho yard and remove all Rubbish at my schedule prices. I am also getting Cards printed, with C.C.D. on them, to represent City Contractor Dustman, which I shall distribute to Householders, to put up in their windows, to let the Dustman know when wanted. 1 Yours, truly, C. LAMBERG, Contractor. No. 1, Willis-street, sth May. CHEAP PAPERHANGLNGS. SCOTT, CUTHBERTSON & CO.'S Prize Medal Paperhangings. Large assortment in stock. Fifteen bales to arrive per Invercargill. These latter are a consignment from this eminent firm of their newest and > best designs. Prices and patterns defy competition. R. DONALDSON. Agent, ' Ballance-street. j WORMS. WORMS. GARItATT'S White Worm Powders are the best. No aperient medicine required after taking them. Prepared and cold by T. A. GARRATT, Pharmaceutical .Chemist by examination), porner pf Tararisjfi and Vinon-rtreets. Prioe, la per paokekH

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Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 111, 11 May 1889, Page 1

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