SPECIAL ANNOUNCEM KNT. GREAT SALE OF A WAREHOUSEMAN'S STOCK OF DRAPERY & CLOTHING, VALUED AT £8135 0s lid TPHE ontiro stock of Messrs. Whittem * Nicholson, of Wellington, Warehousemen has J boon purchaHod at tho low cost of 13s Id in the £by KIRKCALDIE A STAINS, who intond offering the bumo for sale to the public at prices greatly below wholesale warehouso cost. SALE COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, 4th JUNE, 1889, IN THE PREMISES LATELY IN THE OCCUPATION OF CLARK A CO., LAMBTON QUAY, Specially opened for the Sale. SUMMARY OF THE STOCK: £ s d CLOTHING ... • - 529 14 6 FKLT AND TWEED HATS . 372 8 4 SHIRTS, Ac. 541 5 6 MEN'S HOSIERY AND PANTS 393 10 9 BLANKRTb AND RUGS 158 13 2 UMBRKLLAS 43 6 8 TWEEDS 358 15 11 TAPESTRIES AND COIR MATTINGS . 187 1 4 HOSIERY 591 J8 J HABERDASHERY 619 17 6 MEN'S SILK SCARVES 176 14 4 HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac 13 3 0 MANCHESTER 2237 6 0 DRESS GOODS 648 4 9 FANCY 1089 10 9 UNDERCLOTHING AND GLOVES . . 171 10 2 SUNDRIES tJLI £8135 0 11 ALL GOODS MABKED IN PLAIN FIGUEES. TEEMS STRICTLY CASH. ' SPORTING SEASON, 1889. WILLIAM DAWSON & CO. XNVITE inspection of their NEW SEASON STOCK OF GUNS, from the most celebrated Makors, comprising Double and Single Barrel BREECH LOADING GUNS, CHOKEBORE GUNS, SNIDER AND MARTINI SPORTING RIFLES, Single and Double MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS, REVOLVERS. A largo Btock of AMMUNITION and IMPLEMENTS, suitable for the various rifles and guns, always on hand. WILLIAM DAWSON & CO., GREY AND FEATHBBSTON STREETS.
ROBERT LEADBETTER, BAKER AND CONPECTIONEE, BEGS to inform his numerous friends and customers that he has removed to those more commodious premises in Tinakori-road known as Dowsett's Bakery; and while bhankin? his patrons for past favours trußts, ay supplying only the best quality of Bread, Pastry, and Confectionery, atill to continue ;o give perfect satisfaction. Orders by post or otherwise punctually ittendcd to. "I H. D ALTON having bought a large t3 • shipmont of Tweeds at about half English cost price, will hold a Sale, and in;onds to give the Wellington cash purihaßing publio the benefit. The Sale is seing held for the purpose of an advertisenent, so that the people can come and nspeot and buy tho tweeds, and see for ;hemselves that we stand alone when the luestion of real sterling value is gone into. Kvorytbinsr is marked iv plain figures. Your ittle child can buy as wall as yourself, suits to order 50s, 60c, 70s, 80s, 90s, with an jxtra pair of trousers with oach suit. Note iddroFS, and come and buy at 43, Cubaitreet. ~AM For Mirth 'tia Good to know, Work is fun With SAPOLIO. FIELDER'S T^URNISHING WAREHOUSE, 1 F 38, 40, 42, & 42a, Manners-street, Wellington. Having just completed extensive alterations, H. FIELD EE begs to state that his furnishing Establishment is now one of the largest in New Zealand. By the enlargement of his premises, he is able to show to idvantage tho following Departments : — Drawingroom Furniture Department Diningroom Furniture Department Bedroom Furniture Department Library Furniture Department Office Furniture Department Bedstead Department China and Glassware Department Cutlery and Hardware Department Basket and Woodware Department Carpet and Floorcloth Department Curtain and Table Cover Department Household Linen Department Kleotroplate Department Fanoy Goods Department Upholstery Goods Department EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE Manufactured on the premises by compotent workmen. TO PARTIES ABOUT TO FURNISH, An inspection is invited. H,F. would point ont the advantage in >oing able to purchase every household •eqnisito, either for a cottage or mansion, it his establishment. ESTIMATES FBEE ON APPLICATION. Goods carefully packed free of oharge and brwarded by Road, Rail, or Sea. Country orders specially attonded to. HENRY FIELDER, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 238. r^ERBY AND COLUMBIA TOBACCOS. Manufactured by )avid Dunlop, Petersuubq, Virginia. Tory highest award, with special, mention, obtained by above Manufacturer at the Centennial International Exhibition, Melbonrno. Sole Agents for Australasia — J. KEONHEIMER & CO., Melbourne. New Zealand Representative — F. FRANKLYN. BROOKS, BHOOBRIDGE & CO.'S CEMENT Received tho Highest Award, viz., Gold ledal, Melbourne Exhibition, 1889, proving ts superiority to the competing cements of tnight, Bevan & Sturge, White & Co., iiUingham & Co., Gostling & Co., and several tliers. R. DONALDSON, SOLE AGENT FOR NEW ZEALAND, Ballance-strcet, Wellington. K"S7IVES and daughters can make your » ♦ Trousers and Vest if wo out them to iea3ure. Whole suit length from 12s 6d. . H DALTON 43, Cuba-Btreet.
BALLINGER BROS., PLUMBERS, Ac, Waring Taylor - street, MaginnityBtreet, and petone, TTAVE ON SALECorrugatod Iron, galvanised and black Felt, Ridging, Ac. Lead-headed Nails Tanks, Colonial Ovens Portable Boilers and Frames, Ao., Ac. Artesian Well Pipes and Fitting always ready. N.B. — Two tons of seoond-hand Iron, suitable for Flax Mills, to be cloared. BALLINGER BROS. CHARLES LAMBERG, /contractor for disposal of Kj refuse and rubbish, No. 1, Willis-street (next Evening Post). Orders left at the above address, or sent to P.O. Box 306, will receive prompt attention. RE CONTRACT FOR REMOVING RUBBISH. TO THE EDITOR. DEAR SIR — I beg to inform all complaining Ratepayers that as I have contracted to remove Rubbish from the kerbstone, I have also a schedule of prices for going beyond, or removing Rubbish from the 1 yard; and I beg to inform all parties that I are not inclined to put the box of Rubbish at the kerb, I am preparod to go to tho yard and remove all Rubbish at my schedule prices. I am also gotting Cards printed, with C.C.D. on thorn, to represent City Contractor Dustman, which I shall distribute to Householders, to put up in their windows, to let tho Dustman know when wanted. Yours, truly, C. LAMBERG, Contractor. No. 1, Willis-street, sth May. IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. C SMITH, the Cash Draper, has • just opened a fresh supply of Boys' Clothing. Over 1500 Boys' Suits to select from, 3s lid to 20s ; also, a splendid lot Boys' Overcoats, in all sizes. BLANKETS. C. SMITH, tho Cash Draper, is offering Blankets at fully 20 per cent, bolow the market value. Single Bed Blankets, 5s lid to 12s 6d; Double Bod Blankets, 12s 6d to 20a. Don't miss this chance. Over 500 pairs to select from. ULSTERS AND BEALETTE JACKETS. 1 A Fresn Supply of Ulsters and Seal otto Jackets have been opened by C. SMITH, tho Cash Draper, Cub*- street. Th 9 largest Btock in Wellington to seleot from. Fully 2000 Ladies' and Ohildron's Ulsters to Eoloct from, Is lid to 30s. DRESS MATERIALS. A Fresh Stock of new Dress Materials has been just opened by C. SMITH, the Cash Draper, Cubastreet. Nice warm Dress Pieces, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6a lid ; Black and Coloured Cashmeres, 7s lid and ¦ 10s 6d per dress; Velveteen, all shades, Ib. Is Gd ; Plushes, all shades, 2s Gd. WELLINGTON COLLEGE. THE Second Term will begin on Monday, 3rd Juno. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. TESSONS eiven by a Lady in Flower and J Landscape Painting, in oils and water colonrs. Apply to Mr. T. Pringle, 49, Lambton-quay, for terms and further particulars. WE cut Ladieß' Masher Jackets to measure and supply Tweed for 6s 6d. DALTON. 43, Cuba-Btreet.
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Evening Post, Volume XXXVII, Issue 129, 1 June 1889, Page 1
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