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Evening Post, Volume XLVII, Issue 89, 16 April 1894, Page 1

RETAIL versus WHOLESALE. GREAT RETAIL SALE OF W. M'ARTHUR & CO.'S WHOLESALE STOCK. MONDAY, 9 th APRIL. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, IN THE PREMISES OF THE LATE FIRM, CORNER OF VICTORIA AND HARBOUR STREETS. THE WHOLE STOCK, AMOUNTING TO jgU Qgg VALUE, AND PURCHASED BY KTRKCALDIE & STAINS, WILL BK SUBMITTED AT PRICES HITHERTO UNHEARD OF. THE STOCK WAS.PURCHASED ON THE PREMISES, AND WILL BE SOLD ON THE PREMISES, thereby effecting a GREAT SAVING IN FREIGHT AND OTHER CHARGES. NOTE ADDRESSCORNER OF VICTORIA AND HARBOUR STREETS. tg- NOTE THE DATE- " MONDAY. AND FOLLOWING DAYS. BRISCOB, MACNEIL & CO., WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS IMPORTERS OF— R.H. Crown Bar Iron 8.8. H. Pyramid, Nether ton Shoeing Iron Iron and Steel Sheets and Plates Girder Plates and Rolled Joists Pig Angle Hoop Tee Iron Fencing Wire and Standards Pyramid Galvanized Corrugated Iron Cross Swords Plain Galvanized Iron Sheet Zinc, Sheet Lead, Tinplates Black and Galvanised Tubes and Fittings Felt, Slates, Cement, Oils and Paints Builders and Contractors Hardware Blacksmiths' and Coaohbuilders' Materials Storekeepers' Supplies of every description Mining Requisites, 4c, 4c. VICTORIA AND HARRIS STREETS, WELLINGTON, AND AT LONDON, WOLVERHAMPTON, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, DUNEDIN, INVERCARGILL.

EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTERS OF COUNTBY CLIRNTS RECEIVED MARCH, 1894 :— From PICTONWe ore pleased with the piano. „ TUTAEKARA— I received the Weaver organ, and I am pleased to say that we are fully satisfied. „ LEVIN— We ore perfectly satisfied with the piano. . „ KOPOTUROA— The piano gives every satisfaction. „ NAPIER— Your selection of a piano has given great satisfaction. Please send me a oatalogue of the Weaver organs. PIANOS— Visitors are specially invited to inspect our exhibits of English pianos, notably Broadwood, Collard and Collard, Erard. TIME PAYMENTS— From 20s monthly. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, Lambton-quat and Brandon - street, WELLINGTON. M. J. BROOKES, Manager. FOOTBALLS. TJUGBY and ASSOCIATION MATCH FOOTBALLS, of best English pioked Leather, and tested Red Rubber Bladders, at 6s. 7s 6d, 8s Cd, 9s 6d, 10b 6d, 12a, 13a Gd, 15s, 17s 6d each. Football Inflatora, from 2s eaoh ; Shin Guards, 4c. Call early. CAMERON & CHRISTD3, Lambton-quay. GUNS. AMMUNITION. WILKINS & FIELD, MANNERS-STREET, Are showing — The " Foresters " and " Dominion" Gun, by W. W. Greener The " Interchangeable " Gun, by Bonehill The " Featherweight" Gun, by Hollis The " Featherwoight," with recessed rib, by Bonehill j Also. D.8.8.L. Guns, with extended rib and | through bolt, by various other makers. 12, 14, 16, and 20 gauge S 8.8.L. Guns, 12 and 16 gauge The " Burgesa " Magazine Shot Guns Guns with one rifled and one smooth bore, detached barrel Magazine Rifles and Carbines Martini-Henri, Snider, and other Rifles and Carbines Air Guns Eley's and American Cartridges and Cases, 12 to 20 gauge-. ' Caps and Wads for above Powder, Shot, Caps, and Loading Implements The " Swiftsure " Clay, Pidgeons ' WILKINS & PIELD, FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, Manners-strut, Wellington. Vl7 ANTED KNOWN. That the best selection of STYLISH MILLINERY (at reasonable prices) ia to be fonnd this season at MURRAY and CASEY'S. 57. Cuba-street. The Trimmed Hats and Bonnets now fhow-i by tho:n are a'l designed and mode on the premises Ly a Gkntleman Artist (Mr. Arthur Connie, formerly of London and Paris), and are worthy of inspection, being oqua.l to imported Millinery. Ladies are invited to view these productions without being pressed to buy. MURRAY 4 CASEY, 57, Cuba-street. GENUINE SALE! SLAUGHTERING PRICES rARGEST and most complete stock of J Furniture and Household Furnishings to seleot from at FIELDER'S, Wholesale and Retail MANtnrAcruRER, • Hannera-Btreet, Wellington. #°lATALOGUEB and PRICE-LIBTS printed at Evening Post offioe, at low

Special ZjWffSK^SS the Earl Appointment jPjLjSffiJrt, of Glasgow, Exchange Buildings, Lambton-quay, Ist March, 1894. DEAR Slß,— The rapidly increasing nature of my business has rendered it imporatiye that I should take an active partner into my firm, and I have made arrangements to admit Mr. George Bowkkb, who has held responsible appointments in I London and other large cities in England. He is in every way fitted to assist in the further development of my increasing connection. The scale of charges will be found strictly moderate, as they have been in the past, and a liberal discount will be allowed for cash. Our autumn and winter shipments, whioh are now landing, will be found to contain all the newest fashions and novelties, and will be on view on Monday, sth March. Trusting to be favoured with your orders, whioh will at all times have our best attention, I am, Dear Sir,' Your obedient servant, JOHN D. MORISON. P.S. — The businoss in the future will be carried on under the title of Morison and Bowkeu, Merchant Tailors, Lambton-quay. NOW OR NEVER ! T3ARGAINS IN FURNITURE! Everybody in want of Household Furnishings and Furniture should call and seoure some of the Bargains at the Genuine Sale now on at FIET TIER'S, Manners-street. mHE SALE OF OUR DEPOSIT I TICKETS is EXTENDED UNTIL THE 30th JUNE. VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, will give Onb Dozen Patent Matt-Opal Type CABINET Or PHOTOGRAPHS One Dozen Enamelled And | ONE 15 x 12 ARTIST-FINISHED OPAL ENLARGEMENT Upon Production of Deposit Ticket 18/6 and Payment of |g/(J EIGHTEEN SHILLINGS 4 SIXPENCE. OUR DEPOSIT TICKETS CAN BE HAD FROM OUR CANVASSERS AND Mr. J. B. INNIS, BOOKSELLER, WILLIS-STREET, UNTIL THE 30th JUNE, 1894. VICE-REGAL AND LEADING PHOTO. GRAPHERS, Prize Medallists Stdney, Melbourne, and New Zealand, 7, Willis-street, Wellington. Telephone 161. GREAT BARGAINS. Oin rfW^rt STOCK TO SELECT AJLajUUU from. All my goods are being sacrificed. Call and inspect stock, and oompare prioes, at FIELDER'S, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Manners-street . By fILJgp>JS Excellency Appointment /£|S«£Sprc3S the "to His jO*V3?I«> iw G° vernot - JAMES J. CURTIS * Customs and Shiitikv Aok?;t, FORWARDING 4 GENERAL v'ARRTER. GBrr-BTRSET. Wellington, P.O. Boi 108. Telephone No. 9 Furniture removed with eTory care und attention. Tcleprrtms and lettoro to wait on nte»mer» iz trains rooeivp proiny'- r.ttentioa. Goods acd {.n,rocls forwarded to all part* . t t>» w~-m nt o'"eoti tbronah rat»»» TtiHE QHOP TpOR "pRESENTS. FRANK GRADY, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLEB, Willis-street. Watches, Clocks; Gem, Wedding, and Keeper Rings ; Bangles, Pins, Pencils, Studs, Charms, 40. Novelties in Electro-plated Goods, suitable for Wedding Presents. Field and Opera Glasses, Spectacles and Folders to suit all sights, Colored Glasses. Desks, Dressing Cases, Companions, Purses, Cord Coses, Photo Screens, Albums, and Frames, 4c, 4c. Jewellery of fcvery description manufactured on the premises. Antique Jewellery re-modelled. f |^H£ DHOP fj^oß 1 PRESENTS. IF you wont Rnles, By-laws, Reports, Catalogues, Plans, Orders of Service, and Choir Notices for Religious and Benefit Societies printed, go to the Evening Post offioe.