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Evening Post, Volume XLII, Issue 129, 27 November 1891, Page 1

GRAND BAZAAR! GRAND BAZAAR! i AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR NOVELTIES, SUITABLE WADDING AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS, SPECIALLY SELECTED ! SPECIALLY SELECTED ! FROM , ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY, ITALY, CHINA, AND JAPAN. THIS GRAND EXHIBITION OP NOVELTIES COMMEMCES ON FRIDAY, 27th NOVEMBER. And continues during the month of December. IT has been customary in the past for Kirkcaldie & Stains to show at this season of the year a bcleotion of FANCY GOODS suitable for presents. The Moderate Charges for Fancy Novelties has been the means of building up a trade of great magnitude, and, ENCOURAGED BY GROWING POPULARITY, they have for this season given more than usual attention to the development of this now IMPORTANT BRANCH OF THEIR BUSINESS. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS can with confidence state that this is the LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE assortment of Fancy Goods yot opened by them. This splendid shipment has been specially selected for K. <fc S. by their Hoars Representative, and in the selection marked ability with evident skill is manifestly displayed. A cordial invitation is isauad to the public to inspeot this MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS, whon tho MODERATE CHARGES for ornamental and useful Gifts will at once be apparent. The following is a Bummary of the Novelties on view :— Pottery, China, Glasswaro, in unique designs; Arcadia Rob? Lamps, Iris Flower Bowls, Seaweed Bowls, Carnacopia Flower Adies, Flower Pots, Table Fern Pots, Baskets, Uranium Water Sets, Assorted Vases, Tubes, Twisted Vases, Flower Stands, Flint Bowls, Flower Holders, Tea Roles, Hanging Vaaeß, Shell Vases, Salts (round aud square, in assorted oolours), Biscuit Boxes, Oak and China, Lobster Salad Bowl and Scones, Preserve Holders, Scuttle Sugars, Ruby Bowls, Malachite Bowk, Alhambra Vases, Marmora Baskets, Candle Shades. FANCY NOVELTIES IN WHITE METAL, BRONZE, ASSORTED WOODS, WICKER WARE, LEATHER GOODS, &c, &c. Ivorine Yellow Ware, Baskets, Card Trays, Scent Bottles, Opalescent Baskets, Oak Trays, Bronze Jugs, Equestrian Figures, Statuettes, Gilt and China Inkstands and Candlesticks, Nicol Timepieces and Cases, Butter Coolers, Inkstands, Writingstands and Desks, Nut Craokers, Blotting Pads, Calenders, China Medallions aud Mirrors, Reticules, Brackets, Placques, Glove Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes and Jewel Cases, Bon Bon Boxes, Oak Boxes, Easels, Fancy Wood Timepieces, Musical Boxeß, Bronze Candlesticks, &c. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. A Large Selection of Dining-room, Drawing-room, and Table Decorations. NOVELTIES FROM CHINA AND JAPAN—Fans, Screens, Bronzes, Gongs, Bowls, Wickerware, Vases, &c, &c. 8^" FOR SPECIAL BONUS TERMS soo Kirkcaldie & Stains' advertisement over the Loader in this issue. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LAMBTON-QUAY AND BRANDON-STREET, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, ST. GEORGE'S HALL. JOHN DUTHIE & t O. (limited), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, F addition to their large and well assorted stook of Furnishing Ironmongery, have reoeivod thoir supplies of STATION REQUISITES, comprising— SHEEP SHEARS, from Ward & Payne, and Burgon & Ball ; TURKEY STONES, SHEEP MARKING OIL, RUDDLE, LaMP BLACK, WEIGHING MACHINES, RAW AND BOILED OIL GARDEN REQUISITES.— Wo have landed our season's stook of these, amongst which will bo found Garden Seats, Chairs, Shears, Edging Knives, Ladies' Seta Garden Tools, Spades, Forks, Trowels, Rakes, Hoes, Heels, &o. BEDSTEADS. — Our stock of these will be found laTge and varied, inolnding Cots, Stumps, Fronch, Half-Teßtor and Italian Bedsteads and Woven Wire Mattrasses. The Celebrated Brand REDCLIFFE This Iron is of the highest quality CROWN CORRUGATED ai.d and uniformity. Fnll stook of PLAIN IRON. all sizes always on hand. WILLIS, VICTORIA, AN GREY STREETS, WELLINGTON. J|||||| SELLING OEF ! : WRIGOLESWORTH & BINNB, — PHOTOGRAPHERS, TJ ETIRING FROM BUSINESS. 7, Wilhs-Btbeet, Wellington, A\> OPINIONS OF THE PRESS photographicTexhibition. EDWARD PEARCE Evening Post, 26th September, 1891.— _ . ,••,-,, .. , , . " The lighting appears to be almost, if not Having decided to retire from business, quite, perfection. The piotures under notice , .. „ , , -...,, present the sitters in a perfectly natural submits the whole of his stook of manner. Messrs. Wrigglesworth & Binnß, judging irom the recent piotures they have - ri/ - v/ - vmci turned out, may be regarded as artists rather BOOT. S, than mere photographers— in fact, the speoimens exhibited by Messrs. Wiigglesworth QlTft'tfQ and Binns to-day would be considered oredit- oJIUJjCJ, able to any photographio artist in either • London, Paris, or Vienna. The firm have AND ' certainly not only reduoed their charges , bat 1 have at the same time vastly improved their m^TPT^T^TJS ■ work." KJj-ixt. x jjjxvj Evening Press, 26th September, 1891.— "The general verdiot pronounced iB that T«n»n«Hi..*.« their new exposition of photographio por- To the Pubhc at an traiture is the finest ever seen in the oity ; whilst it is well known that the productions T?ArnRTV/mTTQ T?T?TYnT"T'Tn'\r of this firm will compare favourably with UUJYLU Ufc itiUJ UO l IU JN any in the world. One cannot help noticing the excellence of the lighting and posing-. Speoial mention must be made of the splendid piotnreß of groups of families, clubs, &o. The Stock is well-known to be one Theße and the large piotures merit very great praize. There is yet another striking of the largest and best Belooted in feature in the exhibition under notice, and this is the faithful likeness produced of Wellington, and bnyers will have infants and ohildren." the opportunity of purchasing at ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO, FIRST I "* 6 ' B °' LW * ai " Q PRICES HITHERTO UNPARALLELED. Half Dozen 7/6 "for zz c ash at time of sitting BOOT ARCADE, ONLY. The firm have had Authocromatio and CUBA STREET Ibocromatic Plates for years fcst. Patentees and Proprietors of the Matt-Opal-Type prooess BRANCH 1, LAMBTON-QUAY. Telephone 161. ..... -* VEITCH & ALLAN, Direct importers, gTROHMENGER 97, 99, 101, Cuba-street. (1835) PIANOS. (1835) SPECIAL TT* X MAMARI.— SOO pairs Laoe Curtains, FOB JCJ taped edges, 3yds long, at 4s per pair. „,„.„ „_-, --^ . „« 10 per oent. discount for one month, at THE HOLIDAYS. h. fielder's, Manners-street, COSTUMES, our own make, /» BALES Hearth Rugs, just landed, • in Frenoh Charon {} from 4a cd 5b 6(3) 6s 6 d, 7s 6d, 9s 6d, COSTUMES, our own make, 10s 6d, 15s 6d, and 22s Od. 10 per oent. dis- „„„„„„ , m Cneok Bei f? 6 oount on all cash purchases, for one month. COSTUMES, our own make, jj, FIELDER'S, in Printod Cambric Manners-street. COSTUMES, our own make, ■ — — in Printed Sateen A BALES Colonial Wool Rugs and WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES, tfc Slips, at greatly reduoed prices, for 1 7a (\(\ one month, at TT FIELDER'S WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES, "* M an ne rs-street. WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBES^ 8 HWSW/ffli'iW 17s 6d 6d, 10s 6d, 13s 6d, 15s 6d, and 20b, for one GARIBALDIS, at »«■»•.•* H . FIELDER'S, IS HO. Manners-street. GARIBALDIS, at £*(\(\ PAIRS Lace Curtains, taped 2S dd OUU edges, 3* and 4 yards long, at 6s GARIBALDIS, at 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s (3d, and 13s 6d, n o nJ with 10 per cent, disconnt, for cash, for one b JU month only, at GARIBALDIS, at H. FIELDER'S, 3g 0d Manners-street. GARIBALDIS, at -j rv PER CENT. DISCOUNT allowed 3s 6d AvF for all cash purchases, for one GARIBALDIS, at month, at H . FIELDER'S, 4'S 6d Mnnnors-street. GARIBALDIS, at rfUPESTRY CARPETS, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d, OS Rft X and 3s por yard ; Brussels Carpet, 3s PICNIC HATS, at Gd 94, 4s, 4s 6d, and 5s do, with 10 per cent. PICNIC HATS, at 9d *W™*. iot W» PICNIC HATS, at Is Od **' Mftnneta-Bfaeflt. ™SS 5tS 1! 8 S OILCLOTHS, Floorcloths, and Lino- . PICNIC HATS, at Is 9d \J lenmßi wdth 10 per oenti diacount off PICNIC HATS, at 2s Od marked prices, for one month, at PICNIC HATS, at 2s 6d H. FIELDER'S, Manners-street. VEITCH & ALLAN, "OEDSTEADS, Bedding, and all HonseDibkct Importers, J) hold Furniture, subjeot to 10 per oent. 97, 99, 101 Cuba-street. discount, for cash, for one month, at — H. FD3LDER'S, POJJND GUILTY ! Manperß - Btreet - TT FIELDER has just landed a large TEJAL.—^ Hundreds ,of gentlemen have XL* shipment of Goatskin Door Slips and irie.4 our£u£ter ; op.d .pan testify Pram. Rugs, which will be Bold for less than i to tbo artlsUo on.d faultless jyaj jyholesjvfe price, for one month. all Garments are futnea oat by -'.'_' '_-— him. GUILTY.— Wo are guilty pf having the BEPA IH S . best organised Tailoring work» — — rooms in the city, under the able -you alwayi r ot old Boots made like supervision of Mr. Delwen (late W J * of J. Reid's). TAILORING n ±. ftnd _..„ nhe ._ ftt OUR SPECIALITY. Motto- new ' "" v9ry oheaPl ftt 1 "No Fit^No Pay." c M'DONALD'S, VEBPJCT,--Wp aro now showing a splen- 93 Cnba-street. did stook of Boys and Men s Clothing, Shirts, Cricketers' Outfits, Hatg, Portmanteau*, rv-m-m-vrici -n/-wTT-\T-r»T>ir Collars, Studs, Underclothing, QUEEN'S EOUNPRY. Sox, &c, &o. : BERRY"& ORR, J. T - &c. TAILORS, MERCERS & OUTFITTERS, Glover's Patent Water Motors (from 1 <M Puny cTRintT H to 10 h.p., pressure required from 501b upwards) can be seen working at Mandel s, » T H. DALTON recoived all tho FIRST tobaconist. AWARD 3 ffiyap for High-olass Tailoring at p QR SALE— tho New Zealand and Soutfa gsu Exhibition New and Second-hand Engines and r ' ' Boilers, always in stock. 1 held at Dunedin. • 1 J. H. DALTON, Special Stamping Dips and Presses and all Preserving and Boping-down Plants madp 43, Cgb^-street and 65, Lambton-quny. to order.