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VOTE FOR BELL. TTOST? For LADIES' CASHMEBE JJL wo - l ' HOSE, the best variety and value is to bo obtained at TE ABO HOUSE. O/\/\i"W pairs of those admirable to select OUUII from at TE ARO HOUSE. A LL thoso CASHMEBE HOSE have Jt\. been imported from the besc makers jor TE_ARO_HOUSE. 1//J pair seamless, full-fashioned CASH- / D MERE HOSE at TE ABO HOUSE. Ilt\ Pair extra long Cashmere Hose, strong _ , V spliced ankles, at TE_ABO HOUSE. 2/Q pair Hoso, with merino toes and /O heels, spliced ankles, at TE ABO HOUSE. O If* l ); " r - extra soft, heavy, and comfort in wearing, at Tfi ABO HOUSE. 2/"I2 /"I "I pair four-fold, patent socket toes /1X and heels, at TE ABO HOOSE. 3/Q pair the Perfeot Fitting, six-fold _/ O sookot heel, at TE ABO HOUSE. XTOSP, A grand selection of Ladies' J-^WOJi bjbbed CASHMEEE HOSE at TE ABO HOUSE. I/O pair strong and fast dye Hose at / O TE ABO HOUSE. II f* pair Hose, with deep splioed toes /O and heels, at TE ABO HOUSE. I/O '"" r . Seamless Hose, with heavy ./ rJ merino toes and heels, at TE ABO HOUSE. 1/-| -i pair our noted wear-well Hose, / LJL with heavy merino toes and heels, spliced ankleß, at TE ABO HOUSE. 2ld pi P r our " •^ I ' ;ra Durable " Hoso, IKy with strong toes and heels, at TE ABO HOUSE. Q/O P a r our sealn^ e88 > strongly spliced, imil *J comfortable wearing Hose, at TE ABO HOUSE. 2/-j -j pair 6-fold spliced anklos, with /JL A perfect fitting socket heels, at TE ABO HOUSE. Q Ifi pair Heavy Derby Bibbed Hoso, D/D spliced throughout, at TE ABO HOUSE. A If* pair 10-fold spliced, wiih strong tc/ O merino toes and heels, at TE ABO HOUSE. TJAQTiI Ladies' Fine Bibbed Summer jT UOiJ Cashmere Hose at TE ABO HOUSE. SKTOWDEWS RETAIL DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. Importer op all Classes of Plain and Fancy Drapery. AND LACE MANTLES, From 25/- to 37/6. SUMMER TWEED JACKETS, From *7/6 to 10/6. NEW SILK DUST CLOAKS, At 32/6. LUSTRE DUST CLOAKS, From 13/. to 25/NEW MACINTOSH CLOAKS, 13/6, 16/6, 17/6, 23/6. TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS, 10/6 to 20/Also, Untrimmed Straws, wire and net shapes Bibbons, Flowers, Laces, Sashes Children's Silk Bonnets, Sunshades Leather Belts, Underclothing Umbrellas, Pinafores, &c, &c. SNOWDEN'S RETAIL DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 54, LAMBTON-QUAY, Opposite Orr's City Buffet Hotel, and next to Wilson & Biohardson's old premises. NATIONAL INSUEANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. DIVIDEND WABBANTS. T)IVIDEND WABEANTS for half yoar ended 30th Soptembor aro now ready and payablo to Shareholders on the Begister. Offices — Thomas & Co.'s Buildings. ANDBEW CAMPBELL, Manager. MOKAU CO-OPEBATIVE COAL MINING COMPANY (Limited). THE OfHco of this Company has boon romoved to the Coalyard, fronting Kobortson and Co.'s foundry, Victoriastreet. TOSEPH KITCHEN, Secretary. VOTE TOR BELL. THE MAYOBAL ELECTION. TO THE LADIES. 1%/rE. BELL desires to i"cmind tho Lady Batepayors that TO-MOBROW iB Polling Day, and respectfully solicits thoir votes. VOTE EOR BELL. IHENEY KNOWLES, hereby give • notice that I intend to apply for my disoharge from Bankruptcy at tho next sitting of the Supremo Court, to be held on tho 7th day of Deoembor, 1891. HENRY KNOWLES. JOHN WINTERINGHAM is hereby notified that the Dogs and other property which he left at my notel will be sold by auction, on Wednesday, tho 23rd December next, unless his liability to mo is soonor liquidated. WALTEB F. JENKINS, Barrett's Hotol. 24th November, 1891. JUST LANDED. PER S.S DOEIC and DUKE OF BUCKINGHAMTILED GBATES. The Best and Cheapest ever in this city. I.E. HOSE. North British Rubber Company's Best Quality. Very cheap. KNIVES, FOBKS, AND SPOONS. Every one Guaranteed. Very low prices. FBENCH BEDSTEADS. A few of these Real Good, Cheap Beds left. Having Large Shipments of Ironmongery landing by almost every steamer now, you can rely on getting evory lino CHEAPEE than at any othor house in the city. GEORGE WINDER, CHEAPEST IRONMONGER. Corner Cuba and Manners stkbets.

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Evening Post, Volume XLII, Issue 126, 24 November 1891, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XLII, Issue 126, 24 November 1891, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume XLII, Issue 126, 24 November 1891, Page 3

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