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Evening Post, Volume XLIV, Issue 9, 11 July 1892, Page 1

LADIES' AVATTEAU PLEATED & SACK JACKETS AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS', PER S.S. TAINUI. 170 LADIES' SACK & "WATTEAU PLEATED JACKETS, PURCHASED AT 40 PER CENT. DISCOUNT ! OFF THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURER'S COST. Owing to the LATE ARRIVAL Of this shipment, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS Have marked the ENTIRE PARCEL at prices MUCH LOWER than that asked for tho same Garments by LONDON FIRMS. K. & S. would respectfully intimate to their Lady Patrons that the opportunity which is »ow presented to proenre a Jacket of the Latest Style at a small advance on cost price is ono which seldom occurs. They invite a visit of inspection, feeling assured that the value offered is RARE and MOST EXCEPTIONAL. SACK & WATTEAU PLEATED JACKETS AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS', , LAMBTON-QUAY. JOHN DUTHIE & CO. <™™>, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, Would respectfully invite parties Furnishing to inspect their large and varied stock of Furnishing Ironmongery, on view in their Willis and Grey-streets Show Rooms. The Stock is selected from the Best English and American Manufachirern, and customers can rely on a choice from one of the largest assortments in the Colony. We would draw special attention to the following :—: — BEDSTEADS, FRENCH HALF-TESTER and ITALIAN. We have just landed a very choice lot of designs BEST SHEFFIELD PLATEDWARE, in new and chaste designs, suitable for Marriage and Birthday Presents BEST ELECTRO-PLATED SPOONS and FORKS, from leading Sheffield Makers : also full stocks of ARQUROID SILVER COOKING RANGES, with High-pressuro Boilora COOKING STOVES, from all the leading English, Colonial and American Manufacturers REGISTER GRATES, a very choice variety Marble and Slate Mantlepieces, Tile Hearths, Fenders, Curbs, Fire Irons, Coal Vases, Mangles, Wringers, Bird Cages, Tinned and Enamelled Hollowaro, and all Culinary utensils We have also landed our Season's Stocks of POWDER, SHOT, CARTRIDGES, CAPS. GUNS AND ALL FITTINGS Will bo here in good time for Season..

J)UTTON'B NEW LIST. The History of David Grieve, \>y Mrs. Humphrey Ward, 2s t;(l Nevermore, by KoL| Bolijrewood, 2s (id A GirJ, \g, tho K'arpathians, by M. Muriol 'Ndrnian, illustrated, 2s A Window in Thrnms, by J. M. Barrio, 6s Tho Wages of Siu. by Luoas Ma'.rt, 2s A Slender Clue, New Detective Story, by L. Lynch, 2s (id Maoanlay'B lie views, Essays and Poema, n?vr . cheap edition, 3s (id > The Works of Richard B;Tiijsl£y, Shpridan, new and cheap, edition, Sis Gel Chrysanthemums anc{ their Cultnro, illustrated} Gd ttflyWltite's Cricketers' Annual, 1892, Is The Knitter's Note-book, with patterns, la The Use and Abuse of Money, Cunningham, 3s Cd Tho Revolutionary Spirit Preceding the. . French Revolution, J. D. Hunting, 2a6q I Wealth Creation, Montgrediea, QtjfKli Liberty and Liberalise %übe Smith, Gs Kent, Interest, and Wages, Fliirscheim, 5b Aauandal6*rf' CouVnse Dictionary, Etymo- ' 'logical and Pronouncing, Literary, Scientific, and Technical, a new and ohoap edition, 1892, with Supplements and Appendices, 5s Ogilyio's New Smaller Dictionary, comprising all purely English words in p^riiupn ; use, Bible words and Obsc-Jcttx Shafeesperian words, alrjoi lists or, affixes and" prefixo°, abbreviations, and" Lathi, Sie^oh^ and Italian phrases, 1892 editrioh/28 6d'" BOOKS OFFERED BELOW P£B- • ' LTSHED PRIQEJ^r 1 " ¦ Men of the Reign, \2&h ejl"., pub. at 16s, 10s Yaninery, Auriinras- His Life and Adven1 ' «ures; pujb. at 7s 6d, 5s Cowpefc's Works, complete, pub. at 5?, 9* Leopold bhakespere, illus., pub, at $a, 3s My Life as an Author, by M^rtpi y. Tuppe? v With, phptograpji, pub. at 15s, 8s 9d Life an^ Times of Sydney Smith. 15s, 8s 6A The English Army t Its Past History, Present Condition, and Future Prospects, by Major Arthur Griffiths, pub. at 21s, 10s Over Land and Sea, Guillemard, pub. at 15s, 7s 6d Hulsean Lectures, 1877, pub. at 10s 6d, 5s Travels and Adventuves in Arabia tan, pub. at (is (id, 3s Gd GEO. W. DUTTO$ V BOOKSELLER AND STAT^NER, L^liTON-ijUAT. - •' G. & ¦ T. YOUNG, IMPORTERS, 73, LAMBTON-QtTAY, WBIiLINaTON, BEG to inform their* custoifo^rd tbaT; r 'lhey have rdcmvetl uonj'ih'oir LdNDpN BUYER'S very 'choice assortiiieirt of the' ' v ' ¦ " " LATEST NOVELTIES ' • ' -' in FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,, Consisting of. Salad," Bowls', Gonfff}, %»<>tef PJates, J^m'Dishe^ S.^t F^slji Kni^e, and FciTk in cafeea, aiao ' ' 'Mite fcASKJY ARTICLiJS.^ Snitablo for Wedding and B4r^d.ay Presents. Newebt Designs in BROQCHES, BANGLES, AND RINGS. LADIES' AND QiiTS' GQLS AN.© SILYEB WATOUE^ Of rellaWe quality alway* iv *tony Watwt. *-•• , o^ock, and jewillebt repairß a Speciality. LAJIBTON - QU iTwELLtN6T6N ; And at fItfNEDIN;, TIMARU, AND OAMARU. By Excellency Appointment 9^w@^»^!S Lord ] to His ASf&tp&L^K Onslow. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, -IEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS, 85, Lambton-quat, Wellington. Just received, ex b.s. Ruapehu, now and choice design's in Ladies' Diamond and Gem . Rings, Fob Watch Chains, Gold Brooches set with diamonds, pearls, and moonstonos. Gold and Silver Sleeve-links, Gold Bangles sets with gems and plain chain and padlock, Gold Pencil Cases, Gents' Silver Alberts, &c, &c. Speotaoles and Folders fitted to any sight or made tip to oculists' prescription. Special attention is devoted to Watch, Clock, and Jewellery Repairs. Only Address : 85, LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON. pECIALD E S I G N S AND i LATEST NOVELTIES I In Sterling Silver Goods ' In Electro-plated Goods In Marble and Carriage Clocks In Gold and Silver Jowellory In Purses. Card Cases. Ac., &c. i In Gem, Signet, and Keeper Rings In Pen and Pencil Cases In Artistic Jewellery of all kinds Presentation Medals Made, Dmioned, and esgbatid fob cl-tjbs. J. KING, ART JEWELLER, Cuba-street, opposite Royal Oak Hotel. -VT E~~VY MUSIC. "New Barn Dance," by W. H. Spiller, composer of tho " Tennis Dance," nicely marked, lively, and easy to play; now ready. Post free, 2s Id in stamps. SPILLER'S, Nbumkyer Piano Depot. T7IOUND. the Cheapest House in Wellingfor Gents' H.\ts— Tho Hat Box, 24, Manners-

rBT H X FINEST DISPLAY *¦ OP FURNITURE I AND i PIANOFORTES EVT.K $$¥N IN WELLINGTON AT tB€!OTJLLAK AND CHISHOLM'S, L AMBTON-Q/U AY . TRY OUR KITCHEN TABLED At 8s 6cU TRY OUR DRAWJ«N«BOOM SUITES, At £12 15a. I TRY OUR DININGROOM SUITES, ' At £12 15s. TRY OUR SPRING MATTRESSES, At 41 2s 6d. TRY OUR LINOLEUM At 3d, square, yard. TRY O#» CARPETS, At 3a yard. TRY OUR AUSTRIAN CHAIRS. A,t 69 6d, TRY OU.E AMERICAN CHAIRS, At 3a 6d, TRY OUR PIANOS, at y»iivjbs no otheb housb can Offer. DO NOT FORGET THI SEVENTY-EIVE GUINEA PIANO TO BE GIVEN AWAY ! On the 21st August, !ss¦ to ike Pnrohaser who djawa *liq Winning Number. Just Landed, our CHRISTMAS SUPPLY OF PIANOS By various celebrated makers. ¦yrr KNQ'WJN. AJ,.L FURNITU^; AN^ F^R^SH-. vped by H. Fibldlß H> Deoorating an^ F\\rnis^\n(f the Drillshed on the occasion of the CITIZENS' BALL on Monday Night MUST BE SOLJ) wfthfa the ««st ft* *vy^ AT ANY SAOW^gs. CONSISTING OF— 20 SQUARES OF CARPE" 1 <*, various sizes £6 PAIRS WHITE LACE CURTAINS (also a few pairs soiled, which will be aold at half-pvice) 9 COUCHES (assorted) 250 ASSORTED CHAIRS 42 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS 12 EASY CHAIRS 4 SUITES of 9 pieeos Also, About 60 PAIRS COLOURED CURTAIN! 20 OVERMANTELS LENGTHS OF CARPET &c, &c. HENRY FIELDER, ART FURNISHER AND DECORATOI Manners-street, Wellington. «TKT ANTED KNOW? Special Prices now for all Goods. GENUINE REDUCTIONS. Crewdson's Calico, 2s lid dozen 10s 4d Blankets, 8a lid pair Welsh Flannels, 10id yard 12 yards Dress Tweeds, 3a lid French Millinery half-price Latest Shape Straw Hats, 91 12 yards Flannelette, 2s 9d Wool Hats and Bonnets from 9d each All Felt Hats, 25 per cent, off The bale of Warehousemen's Sto Ulsters. Jackets, and Cloaks, 50 1 cent, off AT MURRELL'S LONDON HOUSE, 15 tlo»rr~ STREET. SAVE MONEY ! VISIT PEARCE'S p<REAT BOOT SALE. BOOT ARCADE, Cuba-street.