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PRELIMINARY NOTE.— WARNOCK. KKLLY & ADKIV pledge their word that not ono of the articles in the following "Novelty List" has yet been shown. . Every item ia low being taken from the hold of the s.s. Rimutaka. 23th ilaroh, 1891. WARNOCK, KELLY & ADKIN'S NOVELTY LIST. THFSE GOODS ARE UNLOADING YX RIMUI'AKA AT WHABF. Quilted Cloak", assorted colonr3 Quilted Ruatiun Circulars, special named fur trimmings Lined Cloaltß, Jackets and Dolmans Abtrachan Capes, Plnßh Ctpos, Plush Jackets FEATHER BOAS, HATS, CAPS, SHAWLS, OPERA HOODS, NEW LACES. :. NECK NOVELTIES Furs, Beavor Trimmings, Astrachan Trimming", Seta Trimmingß, Aprons, Spanish Belts, Steel Bodices NEW ROBES. SILK VELVETP, NEW KOBES IN BOXES. Specially selected Trimmingß and Garnitures for Dress Material. WAENOCK, KKLLY & ADKIN, : BIGH-OLASS DRAPERY IMPORTERS, LAMBTON - QUAY. 1891. COLOSSAL 1891. ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE, AT E. HANNAH & CO.'S RENOWNED CASH BOOT MARKET, 28, COBA-BT, T"> HANNAH & CO. would take tho present opportunity of thanking the publin of the 8» • City of Wellington and surrounding distriotß for the veiy liberal support aooorded tht m during the last 17 years. Ever sinoe commencing business our aim has always boen a to offer thp best possible artiole at tho lowest possible prino. Our efforts have been appreciated iv tho past, and wo will endeavour to serve our patrons even still better in the lutura. Our annual Stock-taking is jnst over. We find that wo are heavily overstocked, and in order to mako room for new goods still to arrive, a speedy clearance is necessary. We have ihurofore uecided to hold a GIGANTIC SALE Off b LADIES', GENTLEMAN'S, AND CHILDKIiN'B I BOOTS AND SHOES. I SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, 14th MARCH, I AND CONTIN¥ES FOR 14 DAYS ONLY FROM THAT DATE. I NOTE A FEW OF THE PRICES : a For Ready Monet Onlt. For Readt Monbt Onlt. 9 Ladies' Kid AValkiiiff Shoes, neat, only 4/11 Gcnta' neat English Balmorals, now 9a lid 8 Ladies' Kid Walking E.S. Boots, new, at Gents' ne^t English AValking Shoes, at 7/11 s 4s lid Gents' beat Porpoise Balmorals, at cost price 8 Ladies' Superior E.S. Boots, 5s lid, Cs lid, <ents' Euknemida Bala , all greatly rtduced 9 7s 11-1 Ci nte' Walking bhoes and Court Shoes, very 8 Ladies' Beautiful Evening Shoo, 2s lid, oheap a 33 lid, 4s lid Our Own Make Watertights, from 83 lid 9 Ladies' Stronir Slippers, own make, at 2s lid Our Own Make Balmorals, from 9a lid 8 Ladies' Kid Button Boots at 9a lid, formerly Our Own Maka Bluohers and Shooters, r«8 15s 6d duoed 8 Ladies' Kid Walking Shoos, now is 6d, Youth's Strong Kip Laos Boots, 1 to S, at 9 formerly 9a 6d 0i lid 3 Ladies' Kid Balmorals, all kinds, very cheap Youths' Shooters, our own, now 7s lid only 8 Maid 3' Lace Boots, Maids' Button Bots, Boys' {strong School Boots, at 4a lid 3 Maids' fehoes, all at marvellous prioea Our Own Coppor Toes, all sizes, very oheap 3 Girls' Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, greatly Gents' Canvaß Shoes and Slippers See them 3 reduced A- l° fc °f Gents' Englißh Samples. Don't 8 Infants' from 9d, Is, Is Gd, Is lid miss the ohanoe 3 lnfauta' Boots from Ib, 1b lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid Sweeping Reductions in all Lines, especially 3 Girls' Balmorals, at 3a lid, 434 3 lid, 5a lid, in Gents; Pumps and SHppera J gg 311 a 3 11a Gont.B Walking Shoes, at 3a lid. See them ' Ladies' Slippers, assorted, at Is Ud per pair Men's Strong Shoes, own make, only 7s lid 3 The 2a lid, the 3a lid, 4s lid, 5i lid, 6a lid, Durable Leather Slippers, at 2b lid J 8b lid, 9a Ud Trunks aro all overflowing Repairs Neatly and Choaply Exeouted ' with Bargaiua, whioh will bo replenished Boots made to order ' daily during fiale Worked Slippers carefnlly made up ' Glyueroie Satin Polish, Peerless Gloss, oheap Ourß i» the Largest, Moat Complote, and ! Come, 'one an. all, an» bEE fo* Fashionable Stock in the colony ) TOORBELVti. Comb Eablt. ! JUST COMB AND LOOK AT THEM. THE PRICES ARE A MARVEL OF > CHEAPNESS. NOTHING LIKE THEM SEEN BEFORE. I K. HANMH & CO., ; 28, CUBA-STREET. ' Our spaoe iH limited. The above aro only a few of the many thousands of Bargains 1 we are offoring. Come and see for yourselves, we Bay. Visitors to town during the oommg Faster Holidays cannot do bettor, if they wish to save money, than give us a oall. Orders by post promptly attended to, and all parcels delivered freo to Railway fetation or Wharf, ' DO HOT TOR«ET THB ADDRESS: Sg-HANNAH'S CELEBRATED CASH BOOT MAEIET, 28, CUBA-STREET.

5 JOHN WATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, BEGS respectfully to call attention to his large Btock of Books Buitable for the present season— A Book of Old Ballads, b«autifully illustrated, 28b Romeo and Juliet (folio), beautifully lllus5 trated, 23a Treasures of Art and Song, beautifully illustrated, 15s Tho World of Adventure, 10b ! England Under Victoria, 10s Cd Lite and Explorations of Livingstone, 10b 6d Garibaldi, His Life and Times, 10s 6d Complote seta of Dickens works Complete sets of Scott's novels Complote setß of Count Tolstoi's works Complete sets of Thackeray's works, half bound Contemporary Soienoo Series, consisting of Physiognomy and Expression, Sanity j and Insanity, tbe Village Community, Hypnotism, Eleotiioity in Modoi n Life, The Criminal, Evolution aud lnaoaso, The Evolution of Sex, each 4s ' Work -. An Illustrated Magazine of Practice anil Theory for all Workmen, Professional and Amateur, 8b Gd Spon'B Household Manual, 8s 6d CasseU's Complete Book of Sportß and Paßtimeß, 4« Guflnon on Miloh Cows, 6n Gd f Ihe Dairy Farm, by Long, 43 Ihe Dairyman's Manual, lojs6d Naphey'B Transmission of Life, 6s 6d Naphey's Physioal Life of Woman, 6a 6d » Cowan's Science of a Now Life, 15s Laing's Modern Scienoe and Modern Thought, 4a s The Poets and other Standard Works, full 1 bound in leather, making good presentat ion copies, only 4s eaoh. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PHOTO. ALBUMS, Plain and in Moroooo Bindings. A Splendid Assortment of Photo. Frames. Work Boxes, Writing Deßka, Ladies' Bigs, Draught Boards, Cheat-men, Puree 3, Card Cases. NEW ZEALAND DIARIES, 1891. CHEAP PRACTICAL HANDBOOKS. Confectioners' Handbook. Is 3d Art of Training Animals, 2s Great Book of Monoj -making Sccretß, la Book of Knowledge, 13 merioan Business Man, la 1 be Amateur Painter, la * Elementary Carpentry and Joinery, 1b 3d 8 Ornamental and Construction Carpentry, y IB 3d General Building Art end Practioe, Is 3d ! The Candy Maker, as 6d 3 The Barkeepers' Manual, 2« lid j, The Carpenters' Manual, 2a 6d 1 CHEAP AMERICAN BOOKS. Broad Grins. 6d ; Very, Very Funny, 6d ; Riddles, &0., Gd ; Marriage Made Easy, lid ; ' Langnii?o and Poetry of Flowers, with the Art of Flirtation, Is 3d ; Personal Beauty, 1 Is 3d ; Fortune Telling, la 3d ; The Science t of Self Defence, 1b 3d ; BashtnlneßS Cured, a 6d j Honest Abe's Jokes, la ; Art of Mind- , reading 1^ Gd; Love and Courtship, 9d; Boxing made Eapy, 9d ; Kverlasting Fortuno Toller, Is 6d; Mother Shipton's Fortune r Teller, la 6d ; Exhibition Dialogues, Is 3d ; Humourous Dialogues, Is 3d ; Drawing-room Theatricals, Is 3d; Lola Moutez Arts of Beanty, 1b b'd ; &c, &c. JOHN WATf, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, LAMBTON-QUAY. JH. DALTON received- all the FIRST f AWARDS given for High-olass Tailoring at 9 the New Zealand and South Saas Exhibition ' held at Dunedin. J. H. DALTON, 43 Cnba-stroet and 65, Lambton-quay. b TAMES J. CURTIS, a Customs and Shipping Aoint, • FORWARDING & GENERAL CARRIER, Gret-street, Wellington. 1 P.O. Box 108. Telephone No. 9. t Furuiture removed vath every caro and ' Attention. c Telegrams and letters to wait on steamers or trains receive prompt attention. 1 Goods and parcels forwarded to All parts of the world, at oheap tLrouph ratos.

EMPIRE LUNCHEON AND SUPPER ROOMS, WILLIS-STREET. TELEPHONE 138. W. SIMMONS - - Proprietor. f"3^HE Oyster Seaßon having opened, my M. customers and the general publio can rely on always getting them fresh daily. j Balls, Parties, aud Suppers, catered for | on the shortest notice, combinod with liberal terms. j Orders received through the tolephone will have prompt attention. Poulterer and lieenscd dealer in game. ■m/r c ll c r & CO., I WHOLEIdALE & RETAIL FURNITURE WAR&H'JTJSIS, ' 55, "WILLIS-STREIT, WELLINGTON. Don't Judge us by tb-i Appearance of the Old bhop. You aro cordially invited to j como inside and coo tho immensu stock, ( and judge for yourself. i WE HAVE JU3T REfIEIYEDHandsome coverings from France, England, and Germany Double and eingle iron bedstoads, whioh are offered at a very low figure Black and gold aud walnut ovcrmantles Drawingroom suites Occasional anitos (all made in the latest designs) . Bedding of all descriptions at greatly reduced prices. I Best Kapoo sold by the single pound. 1 All classes of Furniture made t« ' , ORDER. i I BONELESS CODFISH. I "1 UST Lauded, 500 Boxos, eaoh 301b, prime Bonoless Codfish. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. GUNS GUNS!! 153, LAMBTON-QUAY, i Wellinston. I I SPORTSMEN requiring reliable Guns and , Ammunition a*, o recommended to go to j T I S D A L L , The Gonhakjr, j At the above address, who understands more 1 than any man in Wellington tbe merits of a gun. i — — He imports no ready-made cartridges, but i makes up his own from tho best materials. Their quality guaranteed. Curtis and Hervey, black, diamond grain, and smokoless powders, and Newcastle chilled shot. Call and judge for yourßelves. All sporting requisites kept in stock. GUNS REPAIRED. Gold g> Ai Silter Medal, £>;£%4s?S> MtDAL, Melbourne 44'feij^A Wellington W. LITTLiSJOIIN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLEBR, AND OPTICIANS, 55, Laiibton-ouat, Wellin«ton. WJ E have much pleasure in announcing V V the receipt (by last mail from England) of a beantiful selection of JEWELLERY, chiefly consisting of GOLD BANGLES, BROOCHES RINGS, AND STUDS, Of the latest London patterns. Inspection Cordially Invited. Only Address— W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, 85, LAMBTUN-QUAY, WeTjLTHGTOH. IN apite of the labour strikes the agonta report they are still able to fill orders (or Purity Cigarettes,