DtruiNG the earlier portion of the present month we shall offer some very speoial bargains in winter drosses of superior charaoter. Many of theso were bought late in the London season muoh below their usual value; marked at correspondingly low prioes at the Wholesale Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro Houso. We have of these about 590 first-class dresses, consisting in the main of French tweeds in the latest designs, French amazoncs in the most fashionable shades, a variety of plain materials with combinations in scroll, floral, and other patterns, and some handaomo boxed braided robes, all of which will be offered much nnder the usual prices at Te Aro House. This opportunity of securing reslly good dressos for little money is perfectly unique, and not likely to be repeated this season, so that ladies who may bo dosirons of purchasing at these roduoed prices shonld do so without loss of time, at Te Aro House. The original prices of these lovely dresses ranged from 35b 6d to 81s, and customers will have the opportunity of purohasing them at prioes varying from 24s Ga to 57s 6d, at the Wholefalo Family Drapery Warohouse, Te Aro Honse. —Advt. S. Ltjkb & Sons beg to oall attention to their errand display of Exhibition Ranges iust returned from the South Seas Exhibition, Dunedin. Grandest display in tbe oolony. Ranges for gas, wood, or ooal combined. Their Confederate Ranges were oonsidered the greatest novelty at the Exhibition. Luko'o ranges aro acknowledged to be the strongest and most economical made, Gbeat Reduction in Pbicks. S. L. &S. •have decided to greatly reduce their prices to builders and oash buyers, as thoy have a large stook whioh must be oleared.—Advt. The wear and tear of life in these days of competition soon tells upon a man. Counteract the effect of this pressure by drinking Renshaw's unf ci mented and non-intoxioating ginger wine, a delightful restorative.—Advt. Far more economical than ordinary milk, Far richer in cream, and more nutritious, With no danger from impurity or unclcanlincss, The Gold Medal Condensed Milk is the best to use —Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 10, 11 July 1890, Page 2
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348Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 10, 11 July 1890, Page 2
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