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Evening Post, Volume XLI, Issue 33, 9 February 1891, Page 1

A GRAM) OPPORTUNITY for bujing cheaply at the cheapest of all Sales, paat or present, THE FAIR Now being held at TE ARO HOUSE. SPECIALLY NOTE the reductions in Swis3 Embroidered Robes, both Whito & Colored Cream Kobea. 14/G fob 8/U. 16' C for 9/fi. 37/6 for 13/6, 33/6 f0r1»,6, 42/6 tob 21/6 SPECIALLY NO IE these reductions in .-wißs htn tendered Kobea ~~~ »O Pink Robes. 14/6 for 8/11, 21/6 for 12/0, 29/6 for 15/6, 32 ; 6 for 16/6, 39/6 fob 19/6 49/6 FOB 25/6 SPECIALLY NOIUS these redactions iv Swiss Embroidered Robes Light Bine Robea, 12/6 for 8/11,|34/6 fob 18/6. 49/6 for 25/6; Steel Color, 32/6 FOB 19/6 BPECIALLY MO) E these reductions in Swiss Embroidered Rubes White Robes, 17/6 fob 12 6, 38/6 fob 25/6 SPECIALLY NOT.JS these reductions in summer Dress Fabrios Summer Mohairs, 12yda fob 2/11. Summer Tweads, 12yds for 3/11 PECIALLY NOCK these reductions in Summer Dress Fabiios Double-width All Wool Suitings, full riresa lengths at 22/6 for 12/6, at 25/ for 13/6 PhCIALLY ivOTfcJ these reductions in sumtutr Dross t'abtioa Double- width Mohair Lustres, full dress lengths at 28/6 for 17/6 SPECIALLY NOTE these reductions in Summer Dress Fabrioa French Cashmeres, in Moss, Serpent, and other Shades of Greens, the full dress. 12/ C C< PEOI ALLY NOTK that there are some Extraordinary Bargainß in Ball & Evening dresses >J In New Fishermans, Tosoa and Russian Nets, all colors, Ibbs than half-prioe k_*PEOIALLY NOTE the amazing redactions in Braided and Embroidered Frenoh Robes IJ Reduced to 10/6," 12/6, & 15/6 ; Snperior Embroidered at 69,6 fob 39/6, at 95/ fob 42/ 'THE FAIR," TE ARO HOUSE.

ALLAN SMITH, THE HIGHLAND LADDIE, 65, Manners-street, HAS ON SALE — Sngar, 2}d and 3d per lb Best Loaf Sngar, 3Jd 3 Jam, Is Marmalade, Cd 3 Sauce, bottle, Is 2 Tomato Sanoe, Is 1 Bloater, lOd 3 tins Sardines, Is -' ' Fried Herrings, Is 21b tin Smoked Sohnapper, Is Best English Blue, 6d Salmon, per tin, 8d Van Honten Coooa, per lb, Si 4d Golden Gem Flour"! Atlas Flour Mm per 501b Silver Dust Flour J 25-bag Meal, 2a fid Kerosene, per tin, 6a 6d 4 dot Blacking, Is Safe Cure, 4s Gd Safe Pills, Is Dr. Soule's Hop Bitters, 3,s Good Tea, Is 2d, Is 6d, and 2s Note the Address— THE HIGHLAND LADDIE, 65, Manners-street. Telephone No. 24* STOP ! HALT ! STOP 1 UNDER THB CLOCK. JAMES KING, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, NO. 5, COBA-BT., WELLINGTON. ■JTIOLLOWING my ÜBual custom, it is my A? intention during the forthcoming holidays to offer to the pnblio of Wellington and visitors from all parts of the oolony JEWELLERY, WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND ELECTRO WARE Of every description, at prioes hitherto unheard of. My stook oompriaes masterpieces of the Jewellers' Art, from Paris, London, and Continental houses, DIREOT IMPORTATIONS, And embraces Gold and Silver Watohes, Art Jewellery, Gold and Silver Bangles, Ladies' and Gents' Diamond, Gem, and Signet Rings, chaste in design and manufacture. Artistic and rare designs in Mosaiao and Japanese Jewellery and artioles of virtu. ELECTRO-PLATED WARE From English and Amerioan manufacturers, OPTICAL GOODS. My stook of Speotaoles, Goggles, Magnifying Glasses, Folders, Shooting Globbob, and Eye Protectors, is one of the largest and most complete in tho colony. In Silver Jewellery I hold one of the most varied atooks in the oity. 1000 SILVER BROOCHES To select from, suitable for Xtnaa and New Year's Presents, at prices to auit every olaßs of buyer. My long and varied experience as a PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER Enables me to guarantee that all description of work entrusted to me will receive Bkilful and praotioal attention, my staff in every branoh being experts in their particular lines. NOTE— The Clook in Cuba-street, immediately under which will be found Yours truly, JAMEB KING.

T. DICKBON, GROCER TO HIS EXCELLENCY THB GOVERNOR, Has Landed, kx s.b. lonio, 107 CASES CROSSE & BLACKWELL'B . GOODS, CONTAINING— Marmalade, Ub and 21b tins Red and Black Currant Jelly Tarragan and Chili Vinegar Lucca Oil Celery Seeds and Celery Salt Parmasan Cheese Tart Fruits in bottles Real Turtle Meat Truffles, Pottod Game, Ao. Lasenby's Harvey Sauoo , Sweot Easenoe of Rennet Parisian Eeeenoo Montserrat Liniejuioe Newßon'a Chutney, pints and quarts Dutch Cheeso Bird Peppers, Long Chillies Hnntley & Palmer T s Bisonits Allen & Hanbury'a and Nostle's Food T. DIOKBON, SOLE AGENT FOR THE ONLY PRIZB MEDAL CEYLON TEA, LAMBTON-QUAY AND BOWIN-BTEKT. lUX CEYLON AND INDIAN TEA ASSOCIATION (Limited), Colombo, Calcutta, and Prinoes-street Dunedin. PURR CEYLON and INDIAN TEAB, specially solooted and manufactured under European supervision, gained 47 First Class Awards at the New Zealand and South Seas Exhibition, guaranteed for Pubitt, Strength, Flavour, and Cleanliness. Ordinary Teas liqnor 5 gallons per Ib. These Teas are guaranteed to liqnor 7$ gallons per lb, at oheapor prioes than other Teas in the market. Oh* TEiALonly neoes sary to prove this. Dirootionß for Use.— No good tea ehonld be allowod to remain for more than seven minutes on the loaves. After six minutes* infusion, it should be ponred into another teapot, whore it will remain good for any length of time. Rbwabk of Blends and Imitation See that the Association's Registered Trade Mark and Label (the Indian girl piok* ing tea) is on eaoh paoket. Same Tea as drunk by thousands in the Ceylon Kiosk in Dnnedin Exhibition. T. DICKSON (Solo Agent for the above), Lambton-qtjat. fT-ILPATRICK & CAMPBELL, GROCERS, TEA DEALERS, AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. TRY OUR SUPERIOR TEAB. Own Blend ... 2a, 2s 4d, and 2s 8d per lb Ceylon Teas ... 2s and 2a 6d per lb Indian Tea ... 2a per lb s. d. Fine Crystal Sngar, 401b bag 10 0 Cadbury's Coooa, ilb tin 0 10 Fry's do, per lb , 1 4 3 tins Jam for 1 0 3 bottles Sauce for 1 0 3 dozen Blacking for 1 0 2 bottles Tomato Sauce 1 0 Liquid Amoma, per bottle 0 6 Apricot Conserve, per tin 0 7 Poars' Unsoented Soap, per tablet ... 0 6 Salmon, per tin 0 9 Salmon, best 0 10 Fruit Syrup, per bottle 1 0 Best Hams, per lb 0 9 Best Baoon, per lb 0 8 Jnbillee Cream Separator Butter always on hand. KILPATRICK & CAMPBELL, Gboobbb, Tea Dealers, and Pbotision Merchants. pREAT MOSES, JUBT FANCY I A. MORBN & SON ARE SELLING— 6 paokets Cornflour, Is 3 bottles of Kerosene, la 3 tins Baking Powder, Is, or 3« 6d doi Salmon, 8s 6d per doi, or 9d per tin Sardines, 4s 6a, or 5d per tin Sugar, 3d per lb 81bs Flour, Is 3 tins Jam, Is 41bs Tapiooa, la Milk, 8d per tin Bisonits, 3d per lb Limejuioe, Is per bottle TEA DEPARTMENT. Onr pure India, China, and Ceylon Teas are the best in the market. The large and increasing demand for these Teas is the best proof of publio opinion as to merit*. PROVISION DEPARTMENT. We have a large and well-seleoted stoo . of Hams, Bacon, and Cheese to seleot from. Our stook of Brushware, Tinware, and Crockery iB large and well-seleoted. Cream Separator Bntter and Fresh Eggs always in stook. All goods delivered free to the wharves and railway stations. A. MOREN A BON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, LEINBTER HOUBE, WIBB-STBKKT, CoBNKB OT BBOADVfATTJEBBACI.

W. BARBER, DYER AND CLEANER, 46, C UB A-BTRE ET. Tbiwhoni, No. 226. EX BALDUR. WRINGERS. Agate Ware, Chair Seats, Shade Rollers, Wire Ware, Hammers, Wrenohes, Iron Planes, Brewea, Levels, Locks, Springs, WriDger Rollers, Ao., <ko. Splendid Vaitji. GEORGE~WINDER, Ironmonger, Corner Manners and Cuba streets. /CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S V> PRESENTS. G. k T~ YOUNG, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS, Lambton-quat, Wellington. We have now on view a choioe assortment of Gold and Siltkb Jewbllert, suitable for Christmas and New Year's PbeBKNTS, comprising Brooches, Bangles, Gem Rings, Scarf pins, Studs, Pencils, &0., of the latest designs. ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED GOODS! A splendid selection of Emotbo Silverplated Goods, suitable for Household Presents, both ornamental and nsefnl, the quality of which cannot bo surpassed in the city. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. A varied stock of LADIES' GOLD AND SILVER WAT^HKS on hand. Gold Watobes from &: Silver ditto from J62 10s, all guaranteed tn o years. Inspection respeotfully invited. LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON, AND PRINCES-STRBET. DUNEDIN. DANGEROUS KXPERIMEMT. ■VT^S BEN (tD C.'asa)-" What does iv I w h-it-e ppell ?" Class— No an3wer. Mies B— " Stupid girls ; what ia the colont j of my skin ?" ' j Class (in chorus)—" Yellar." • J Misß B. was last seen baying Indian Club! I and Aspinall's Knamel at Cameron and ! Christie's Ironmongery Warehouse, Lamb' ton- quay.

THE WESTPORT COAL COMPANY (Limitbd). COALBROOKDALE COAL. /~^OAL Consumers and the pnhlie are notified that this SUPERIOR COAL oan always be obtained wholesale from the agent, or retail from any of the dealers, or at the yard and office, corner of Featherston and Ballanoe streets. J. H. WILLIAMS, Agent.

ripHE GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY I iLimitkb). Depot— Manners and Viotoria-streeta soar Cnba-street, (Inoludee Wallsond, Coalpit Heath and Brunner Colleries), Having taken over the Brunner Coal Company's bnuiness on shore and afloat it will be our ooustaat aim not only to maintain, bnt also to largely extend the said business. The po336Bsionof these three celebrated ool* lories eoablca us to do so most advan-tag-eonsly for oar customers. Therq will also be a large supply of tha hwrt Ooalbrcokdale and Newcastle ooal oa hand for all who prefer them, separately or mixed with our own ooal. Sales from th» combined mines last year was 160,000 tons. GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY, (Limited.) W. C. GASQUOINE, Local Manager, i — . — . CHILDREN'S Bicycles, Trioyoles, Buckboard Waggons, Mail Carts, and Goat Sulkies, Jost Landed ex Baldur. | WILKINS * FIELD, Manners-street,