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Evening Post, Volume XLII, Issue 62, 10 September 1891, Page 1

SPRING, 1891. SPRING, 1891. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS' FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OF EARLY SPRI__ NOVELTIES. WITH the commencement of this season wo have made strenuous efforts to surpass all previous endeavours, and havo succeeded in acquirinir one of tho largest and most COMPLETE STOCKS over shown in New Zealand. It is acknowledged by tho leading Journals of Fashion that the seaaon just ended at Home has been one of BRILLIANT FASHION. Our representatives have visited the London and Continental Markets with instructions to secure the very latest productions. The result of their efforts, we are pleased to say, prove eminently satisfactory. All the Needs of Fashion have been fully considered, and the unlimited assortment of handsome Textiles now displayed in the different Showrooms renders it an easy and pleasing task to select materials for Garments suited to evory taste and to all requirements. FASHION NOTES— In the WOOLLEN DRESS DEPARTMENT the variety iB practically unlimited.^ " Corduroy "is one of the leading materials for this season, light of weight and soft in texture ; Hhown in a variety of shades. " Summer Scotch Cheviots," showing rough and shaggy ovals and dots upon mixed or striped grounds are to be much worn. FRENCH CHEVIOTS, with smooth surface, both cheoked and plain. JACQUERED COSTUME CLOTH, Jacquered Beige Chintz, Stripes Jacquered Tweeds. FINE SUMMER SAXONYS, CAMEL'S HAIR TWEED, soft and pliant. When theße Elogant Fabrics are made up plainly, the Costume is shown to be of particular attractiveness. Following on the English season, Tweeds of all descriptions aro to be much in vogue, especially tho light textures, which make up well, and at all times aro very becoming to any figure, and so well adapted to this climate. DAINTY COTTON FABRICS, FOR SUMMER WEAR.— Tho assortment in this dopartment is unusually large and attractive. These Fabrics are shown in ovory shade of colour that is possible to be produced. Bright colours principally predominate, which are, however, in making up '" artistically " toned down, and aro refined and becoming. SCOTCH GINGHAMS.— Tho Fancy Woven French and Scotch Zephyrs, Checked and Spotted Ginghams, Prints and Zephyrs, in all tho now Floral Designs— " Running Vinos," Sprigs, or with small detached Flowers, " Violets," "Morning Glories," ".Carnations," &c. THE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS FOR OUTING WEAR IS ESPECIALLY LARGE AND VARIED. The NEW FLOWERED " ORGANDIE,". The NEW SILK STRIPED DELAIN, on light grounds, with very latest patterns, Floral, &c. The stock of Ddlaines for this season is the largest and best selected yet shown. We intend to load the fashion in these. POMPADOUR SATEKN, self-coloured grounds, with hieroglyphic patterns. This material will make a usoful and becoming Cpstume. BENG ALINE SILKS aro well worth inspection. Of tho productions of lato years this famous Silk retains its reputation. It is well adapted for this climate, possossing all tho characteristics of a light and rich Silk. Can be had in tho new colours, " Corn Flour," " Mouse," " Holiotropo," Cream, Whito, &c, &c. FRENCH FOULAKDS aro of soft texture, exceptionally light of weight, and for Summer wear aro greatly admired. These have dark grounds, qnlivened with scroll. Oval and other patterns. Any of the abovn-iaentioned materials will make useful and most serviceable dresses. ELEGANT ENGLISH NOVELTIES. NEW SUMMER CAPES, MANTLES, CLOAKS. DRESSING AND TEA GOWNS, &c, &o. It is seldom that at the commencement of a season such a complete change of Fashion could bo shown to have takon place in this dopartment. Tho modes of recent years have been discarded, and something altogether now has taken their place. The stylos just opened aro not only quite different, but aro becoming and attractive. THE NEW CAPE, with Flaring Collar and high shoulders, is one of the choicest novelties for this season. A style which will command groat attention this season in a tight-fitting Jaoket with shoulder drapery. | NEW LACE MANTLES, CAPES, and FICHUS, in great variety. NEW MACKINTOSHES for this season are very stylish, both in shape and j design of pattern. Checks, Stripes, and Plaids, are most in favour. I DUST CLOAKS, in all shades. Some very handsome noveltioß in DRESSING GOWNS are now being shown. The selection of these is of unequalled variety, and one of the principal attractions to this department. Novolties in Ladies' Parasols, Umbrellas, Ribbons, Chiffons, Jewellod Trimmings, Gold and Tinsol Trimmings, Ladies' Blouses, Tennis Shirts, New Waist Bolts, &c, <fee. Inspection Respectfully Solicited. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, COSTUMERS, GLOVES, and FANCY GOODS WAREHOUSEMEN, LAMBTONQUAY^ BRANDON STREET, and ST. GEORGE'S HALL. JOHN DUTHIE & CO. (limited) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, IN addition to their large and well assorted stock of Furnishing Ironmongery, have received their supplies of STATION REQUISITES, comprising— SHEEP SHEARS, from Ward & Payne, andßurgon & Ball ; TURKEY STONES, SHEEP MARKING OIL, RUDDLE, LaMP BLACK, WEIGHING MACHINES, RAW AND BOILED OIL GARDEN REQUISITES.— We have landed our season's stock of those, amongst which will bo found Garden Scats, Chairs, Shears, Edging Knives, Ladies' Sets Garden Tools, Spades, Forks, Trowels, Rakes, Hobb, Reels, &o. BEDSTEADS.— Our stock of these will bo found large and varied, including Cots, Stumps, Frenoh, Half -Tester and Italian Bedsteads and Woven Wire Mattrasses. The Celebrated Brand WETtGUFF.trjJ^^^h \\ This Iron is of the highest quality CROWN CORRUGATED and ' I Oil )*J and uniformity. Full stook of PLAIN IRON. n 1 \ / J all sizes always on hand. WILLIS, VICTORIA, AND GREY STREETS, WELLINGTON.

"VT OW IS YOUR TIME. CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES AT A. LINDSAY'S , SURPLUS STOCK SALE ! i • i 4/- AND 5/- IN THE £ OFF THE BALANCE of our WINTER STOCK AND SWEEPING REDUCTIONS! Of all other linos i AT | A. LINDSAY'S CHEAP SALE. CHEAP BOYS' B3OTS CHEAP GIRLS' BOOTS CHEAP INFANTS' BOOTS CHEAP LADIES' BOOTS CHEAP MEN'S BOOTS Be in Time for THE BOXES ! THE BOXES ! A. LINDSAY, LAMBTON-QUAY, CUBA- STREET, AND PETONE. TTOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS may be obtained at WISE & SPEED'S. Hours— During week days, 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. ; Sunday, 8 a.m. till 10 a.m. Price, Is. A NEW DEPARTURE. SEVENTY-FIVE GUINEA PIANO FOR NOTHING ! Desirous to encourage and develop the faculty for Music, so apparent in the rising generation of this colony, SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM Have determined to GIVE AWAY a first-class Instrument worth Seventy- j five Guineas , ABSOLUTELY FOR NOTHING! I _____ j The Conditions ark as Follows : All purchasers -of a Piano at our Warehouse within tho' next Twelve Months will receive a numbered card, a counterpart of whioh will bo kept and safely filod. On tbo 2lßt day of August, 1892, tho gentlemen named hereunder will dotormino, by ballot, in the presence of the purchasers, to wliioh pt them the Piano shall bo givon. If the fprtnnato party has previously purohased a Piano at, say, .£SO, ho may exchange it for ono at .£7B 15s, or he can have tho balance in. posh, and whatever he has paid upon his instrument wil} bo refunded, or if ho ; has bought a- Piano at ahighprprico than that to bo given away, the Seventyfive Guineas will be deducted from tho purchase money thereof. We have in stock and on order for onr Wellington Branch ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN • I PIANOS. Purchasers therefore can fool assured of tho most ample c'uoico in the selection of an Instrument, AND AT THE BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE. The following gontlomcn have very kindly consented to act as tho Committee to superintend and carry ont tho ballot, viz. : — Mr. F. W. Haybittle, Auctioneer. Sfo. Wm. C. Chatfield, Architect. Mr. J.C. M,'K£RBpjv, Stook and Sta- > . Agent. ." „ '". SCOULLAR&TCHISHOLM .AMBTON-QUAY. fiIGAR SMOKERS do say that WISE AND SPEED'S "Modelos Manillas" are a truly delightful smoke. ' , MOWERS. MOWERS. fIAHE celebrated Champion Lawn Mowers J_ h^yo arrived, the same as gave onr customers B&oh satisfaction last year. CAMERON ft CHRISTIE, Ljjmbtori.quay.

GEO. BODLEY'S TVINING ROOMS. Ham and Eggs and Grills, From 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. LUNCHEON, The Best in Town, as usual, From 12 to 2 p.m. GEO. BODLEY'S FAMOUS EUCALYPTUS DROPS Are giving great satisfaction, and are an INFALLIBLE REMEDY for COUGHS, colds, and all bronchial AFFECTIONB, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING BEATIFUIiLY /^LEANED OR DYED |AND IPRESSED AT BARBER'S STEAM DYE WORKS, 46, CUBA-BTREET. Particulars and prices in Catalogue (post free). CONTRACTORS AND BUSHFALLERS. CROSS-CUT SAWS, One-man Saws,' Hand Saws, &c, just landed in great variety. CAMERON & CHRISTIE, Lambton-quay. GRIFFIN ALE ! GRIFFIN ALE ! /"N RIFFIN'S SPARKLING PALE ALE Is brewed on an improved prinoiple. /GRIFFIN'S SPARKLING PALE ALE Is brewed from tho finest i Malt and Hops. | /^.RIFFIN'S SPARKLING PALE ALE 1 Is an English-brewed Ale. GRIFFIN'S SPARKLING PALE ALE Is as light as the German Boers. /^ RIFFIN'S SPARKLING PALE ALE Is bright and sparkling. This Ale is of delioate flavour, free from aoidity, and brewed on an improved principle. Wholesale Agents : j W. M. BANNATYNE & CO., ! HUNTER-STREET, ! Wellington. . ,-|yr ellera co., ! WHOLESALE & RETAIL FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 55j WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Don't Judge us by the Appearance of the ■ Old Shop. Yon aro cordially invited to I come inside and Bee the immense Btock, • and judge for yourself. I WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED— Handsomo coverings from France, England, and Germany Doublo and single iron bedsteads, which 'are offered at a very low figure Black and gold and walnut OTermantles Drawingroom. suites Occasional suites (all made in the latest I designs) 1 i - I Bedding of *11 descriptions at greatly reduoed prices. I Best Kapoc sold by the single pound. All clabses of Furniture hade to ' ' ORDER.