THE WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPEKY WAREHOUSE. TE ARO HOUSE. OUR ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SPRING SEASON, 1890. Ist1 st - ? u i?SL?f™ mafif We are no^ .towing; a W variety of NOVKLTIKS, both in ROBES in a number of choice designs and colourings, including Grey* Fawm u Hetofrom Ac *o In addition to these, we are showing some really exquisite EM«Mram CRKPB DE LAINE It >BKS, in Coral, Lilac, Fnwn, Sky, WMie, S!d bS m bavTalso m endless varioty of Beautiful COMBINATION ROBES, in all the fashionable shades and mixtures. 2 nd - ° ra f^r^ Spt r i, WStfSSSS 1 K?JiS£ fiSVSrf&X QwH^r rWoS ii Tsemitonos of Grey* and Fawns, Bnowflakes, Flaked Ohecks. &c2TS3Sa«« Cloths, doublewidth Mohair, with an ample mlXy of all \heTest shades in Vdveu, now so much n,od for Slcevtt and Trimmings. and GENUINENESB OF WOBK. For the present season our arrangement* will koop up the prestige whioh has so far been maintained of having THE BEST DRESSMAKING TALENT in the City, at THE WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, TE ARO HOUSE.
JONES & ASHDOWN, TAILCm XJKTE HAVE OPENED UP A Magnificent Selection OF AUTUMN AND WINTER TWEEDS, OVERCOATINGS, VICUNAS, WORSTED COATING AND CLOTHS. An Early Inspection Invited, JONES & ASHDOWN, Tailors, 12, Lambton-qnay, Wellington. JAMESON BROS. & 00. WHOLESALE and RETAIL f~H ROCEBS, AND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Opposite Sootoh Chnroh, Willis-btbiet Branoh— Buckle and Tort streets. Half -ohest Tea, from ... Is2d do Box Tea, from 12s 6d per bo Amerioan Salmon ... 9sperdos lOdpertin Kippered Herrings ... 9s 6d do lOd do Fresh Herrings ... 6s 6d do 7d do Sardines, i's 5b do 6d do Sardines, i's 9b do lOd do Pioklea (Morton's) ... 9a 6d do lOd do Regent Sauoe ss6ddo 6d do Marmalade (Morton's) 6s 6d do 7d do Milk (Milk Maid) ... 7s 6d do 8d do COFFEE (Fresh Roaßted and Ground). Dunedin Ale ... 8s 6d and 5s Dunedin Stout ... 8s 6d and 5b English Ale and Btout Case Brandy Case Whißuy Case Sohnapps Case Old Tom Case Geneva Port Sherry Penfold'i Adelaide Wine. JAMBBON BROS, k 00, WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Opposite Sootoh Chnroh, Willis-btbeet. Branoh I—Buokli and Tort btbeetb T. DIOKBON, i~i ROCER TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE XX GOVERNOR, Has Landed, ex s.b. lonic, 107 CASES CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S GOODS, CONTAINING — Marmalade, lib anjjl 21b tins Red and Black Currant Jelly Tarragan and Chili Vinegar Luooa Oil Celery Seeds and Celery Salt Parmasan Cheese Tart Fruits in bottles Real Turtle .Meat Truffles, Potted Game, Ac. Lazonby's Harvey Sanoo Sweet Essenoe of Rennet Parisian Essence Montserrat Limejuioe Newson's Chutney, pints and quarts Dutch Cheese Bird Peppers, Long Chillies Hnntley & Palmer's Bisonits Allen & Hanbury's and Nestles Food T. DIOKBON, SOLE AGENT FOR THE ONLY PRIZE MEDAL CEYLON TEA, Lambton-quat and Bowen-bteeet. LAST LAST WEEK WEEK LAST LAST WEEK WEEK LAST LAST WEEK WEEK last LAST WEEK LAST WEEK JJ/i - 0 - 1 - VVUXJiJV WEEK LAST LAST WEEK WEEK LAST ov LAST WEEK WEEK WEEK T?IBEFAND WATER X LAST -^ LAST WEEK WEEK LAST „ . _. __ . LAST WEEK SALVAGE WEEK LAST LAST WEEK WEEK LAST LAST WEEK O A T 17 WKEK LAST SAIjJS. LAST WEEK WEEK LAST LAST WEEK WEEK LAST n HUTTrT LAST WEEK Vl Dflllin i WEEK LAST LAST j LAST X THE CASH DRAPER, Sl^ WEEK WEEK LABT LAST WEEK Cuba-street. WEEK LAST LAST WKEK WEEK LAST LAST WEEK WEEK LAST LAST WEEK WEEK THE CEYLON AND INDIAN TEA ASSOCIATION (Limited), Colombo, Calcutta, and Princes-street, Dunedin. OURE CEYLON and INDIAN TEAS, L specially seleoted and manufaotnred under European supervision, gained 47 First Cl*Bß Awards at the New Zealand and South I Sees Exhibition, guaranteed for Puritt, Strenoth, Flavour, and Cleanliness. Ordinary Teas liquor 5 gallons per lb. These Teas are guaranteed to liquor 7} gallons per lb, at cheaper prices than other Teas in the market. Ons trial only necessary to prove this. Directions for Use.— No good tea should be allowed to remain for more than seven minutes on the leaves. After six minutes' infusion, it should be poured into another teapot, where it will remain good for any length of time. Beware op Blinds and Imitation See that the Association's Registered Trade Mark and Label (the Indian girl pickin? tea) is on each packet. Same Tea as drunk by thousands in the Ceylon Kiosk in Dunedin Exhibition. T. DICKSON (Sole Agent for the above), Lambton-quat.
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Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 63, 13 September 1890, Page 1
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711Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 63, 13 September 1890, Page 1
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