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DRESSES ! DRESSES ! VVHAT STYLES ARE THE NEW WINTER DRESS MATERIALS? WARNOCK~& AD KIN Can well answer this important question by the following interesting DESCRIPTITE LIST OE NOVELTIES: COLOURS "1 The Shades are RICH and DEEP, such as Purple, Bronze, \j\JUKJ V XiO Dftrk Emeraldt p runet "Wine, Gendarme, Violet, the ! new Ondine and Serpentine. In some cases the above IN f are self -coloured , but in others relieved by glints of snob -Drk-D-ci t nvornTTc • *»Uiiig hne aa Kingfisher Blue, Flame, Gold, fllauv*, ROBE LEIsGTHS.j &0.,& c CHEVIOTS lAn1 An Previous values ecUpsed by our grand l importations thie >*™t«r-. avn I K5 ranges, with full assortment of shades in each. Pube Wooir . TATA/AXTiT. i Goods Prices per dress length, 10b 6d, 11b 6d, 13b 6d, 15b, 16 3 DIAGONALS. ) fid, 21s, &o. Some special widths for Children's Coats. SERGES 1 Brit «n Goods all theße. Plain Estamene Serges, por dress, lls Gd, OJinUJjO j i 9a( 5d,228 6d. Magnificent ranges of Fancy Dress ANn I Worsteds, so perfectly suitable to this climate, both for Ladies , AND f" Girls', and Children's wear, all self colours, commencing at la lid TxTr\T>orivpT\Q I per yard, double width. HOPSACKS | s^ o^ BASKET N CLOTIIS.I Theße trim <*"""'^^ WINTER ") The handsomest, most durable goods ever shown in Wellington. 'Tiiey \VJ.J>-L Xj LI ) abound in all the rich coloured mixtures characteristic of this bww» » C new nooils Our last Wintor'a Tweeds wore the admiration o* Ittc TWEEDS . J district. Thiß year they are even bettor. DRESSMAKING ! DRESSMAKING 1 TMPOTS T A "N'T Wo havo decided to give Estimates lowor than over for Costume* ijyilUltlillM. to order, to meet the times. Miss GOURLAY has just returned fromher visit to UelWno. and Sydney Fabhion Houses. Mns. SNOOK is rapidly booking orders for April month. Orders for both Room* f are respectfully solicited. i R. HANNAH & CO., | 79, LAMBTON QUAY, ■WELLINGTON. TAN BOOTS f~T AN SHOES! TAN SLIPPERS ! j OUR SECOND SHIPMENT of 279 Trnnks of those Beautiful FRENCH: CANVAS < SHOES, FRENCH TAN SHOES, and FRENCH TAN BOOTS, : are just to hand, ex Tainui. .. . As these goods are imported only by R. HANNAH & CO., an early call is earnestly solicited. Girls' Frcnoh Tan Shoes - Gent's Tan Boots, now shape, 20b Maids' French Tan Shoes Gent'B Tan Shooß, new Bhapes, l^B bd, 148 Uirls' French Tan Strapped Shoes t>d, 16s 6d an .., Maids' French Tan Strapped Shoes Gent's Pliant X Boots from 22s bd Girls' and Maids' Frenob Tan Canvas Shoes Gent's X Bootß, from 20s, 28a otl Ladies' Summer-fitting Glaco Walking Shoes, Gent's Porpoise Boots, from A)a from 5b Gd, 6s Gd, 7s Gd, 8a Gd, 9s Gd, K. Hannah & Co'a Shooters, from. 10s 6d, 10s 6d , 12s 6d . . „ „ Ladies' Tan Evening Shoes, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s Covo & West's nice Shoes, from 15a <3d 6d.Bs6d Hannah & Co.'s Porpoise Shooters, from 20a Ladies' Black Jet Bead Evening Shoea, 5a Bostook & Co's Shoea, from 15a Gd 17a Gd Gd, Gs Gd, 7b 6d Hannah & Co.'s Bluohers, from 5s dd, 6s Gd, Ladies' Beautiful Slippers, 2a Gd, 3a Gd, 48 7a 6d 6d,556d Pollard & Son's Boots, from 18s 6d, 20a 25s Ladies' Tennis Shoes, 2a lid, 3s Gd, 4s Gd, 5s Hannah & Co.'s G Boots, from 8s tid, 10a Gd, Women'a Dairy Boots, Gs Gd, 7s 6d, 8s Gd Stead & Simpson'a Boots, 16b Gd, 18s 6d, 20a Women's Calf Legists, 9s 6d. 10b Gd, lls Gd Hannah's G Canvas Shoes, 5a 6d Copper Toes, 2s lid, 3b lid, 4s lid Hawkins' beautiful Boots, 12s M, , 14s 6d Glycerole, Tan Polish. Peerless Globb, Gilt- Hannah & Go.'a G Slippers, 2b lid, 3s 6d, 4e edge Dressing, Royal Navy Dressing, 6d, 5s 6d &c, &o. The above 279 Trunks of Special Goods having arrived ex Tainui, and boing opened up at our CASH BOOT MARKET, 28, Cuba-street, and at our BOOT PALACE, Lambton.quay, Wellington, those Ladieß and Gentlemen who failed to obtain this quality of Boota and Shoes out of the first shipment can now do so. Remembbb !-YOU HAVE £70,000 WORTH OF*STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Acknowledged by the press and the public to be the best value in Boots and Shoes in New Zealand. All kinds of Leather and Grindery in stook. Bespoke Uppers a speciality. Wo are the only makers of Polo Boots in New Zealand. R. HANNAH & CO., p™*™ O™THE0 ™- THE CASH BOOT MARKET, 28, CUBA-STREET, For the Twentieth Year wiehes its Patrons a Mebbt Chbisthab. R HANNAH & CO.'S Cuba-street Branch is replete with a. New and Serviceable Stook ■ to suit one and all. We cordially invite inspection. NOTE OUR LEADING LINES AT THE GRAND CHRISTMAS SHOW. Ladies' Department. Gint^Dkfabtment. Ladies' All Tan Shoes, 3a lid Men's Derby Shoes, own make, 7a lid Ladies' Tan Canvas Shoes, 3b lid Men's Oxford Shoes, own make, 8b 6d Ladies' New Blaok Shoes, 4s lid Men's Balmorals, own make, 9s 6d Ladieß' Superior Tan Shoes, Gs 6d Men's Goloshed, ditto ditto, 10b Gd Ladies' New Leather Shoes, 7b 6d Men's Pegged Bluohers, 7b 6d LadiesivDnll Kid Shoea, 6s 6d Men's All^Tan Shoes, Bs6d Ladies' New Evening Shoes, 2s lid Men's Ganvas Shoee, 4b lid Ladies' Golos> Tennis Shoes, 2s lid Men's Goloshed Tennis Shoea, 3a 6d Ladies' first quality Kid Button Shoes, 8a 6d Men's All Tan Balmorals, 16b 6d Ladiea' Carpet Slippers, Is 9d and 2s 6d Men's celebrated Nailed Shooters, 9b 6d SPECIAL NOTICE to Working Men and Visitors. — Now is the time to buy Boots. Foot Gear was never bo Cheap and Plentiful as at the present time at the CASH BOOT MARKET, the Premier Boot Store of Wellington. R. HANNAH & CO., PBOFRIETOB.S.

-REDUCTION IN FLOUR! BEST ROLLER FLOUR— 2001b Sacks , "1 X I 1001b Bags Ql m 501b Bags 251b Bags 2/2 BEST OATMEAL— 251b Bags ... • ... " 2/10 WHEATMEAL (for Bread)— 251b Bags 2/6 WHEATMEAL (for Porridge)— 251b baga 21/S price-list on application. WAR DELL BROS. & CO., 51, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON, AND AT CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN.

HE APE It THAN EVER. Now Figs, tijd box Shocp's Tonguos, lib tins, lid ; 10b 6d per doz Boiled Rabbit, 21b tins, lOd Teas, from Is 4d per lb New Zealand Mnllet, 6d tin Finest Ling, 6d per lb Real Loch Fyne Red Herrings, lid each AT WILLIAM CAMPBELL'S, ORIENTAL TEA MART, Mannebs-btbeet. £12,000 T £12,000 SLAUGHTERING FURNITURE The Largest and most Complete Stock to select from. Every line to be sold at sacrificing prices. Call and make a good inspection of our stock and compare prices, at H. FIELDER'S, Wholesale and Retail Furniture Manufacturer, Manners-street. "It saves the merchant s business from -going to the bad by a-ralring in the patronge the public can't refuse." This can well be said of SHARLAND'S BAKING POWDER. As the proof of the pudding is in the eating, so the proof of the Baking Powder is in the using. A preparation which challenges comparison by actual teßt and always stands the trial moat favourably iB BHABLAND'a " MOA " BRANT) BAKING POWDER.

ST. GEOIIGB BICYCLES. A NOTHER Shipment of thoso Machinoß has been opened, and arc vow on ealo at THE 1.X.L., 19, WILLIB-BTREET. FOR CASH AT BOTTOM PRICES, Ob on East Terms to Suit all Classes, feom 5s Per Week. BICYCLES at all Prices, from .£l2 to .£3O solid cushion and pneumatic tyres. THE I.X.L. SEWING MACHINE, DOMESTIC APPLIANCES, AND NOVELTY COMPANY, 19, WILLIB-STBEET, AND HABBIB-BTEEET. ARTHUR H. DUFF, Manager. rTIHE CITY PHARMACY, 49, Lahbton-quat (Oppo-ute Grey-street). MR. DAVID T. OER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Having purchased the business of Mr. T. Gordon, has much pleasure in soliciting the kind support of the late proprietors pafrons, and asking a further continuance of their favours. * The preparation of MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS will receive the strictest attention, and will be prepared with tho purest drugs of Pharmacopoeia under Mr. Orr's own personal supervision. All prescriptions formerly prepared can be disponsod as usual.

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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 85, 11 April 1894, Page 1

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