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

DRESSES ! DREBSES ! VjyHAT STYLES AfiE THE NEW WINTER DRESS MATERIALS? WAEJOCf* AD X I N Can well answer thiß important qnestion by the following interesting DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF NOVELTIES: COLOURS 1 Tne Shodeß are RICH ondDEEP, such as Purple, Bronze, Dark Emerald, Prune, Wine, Gendarme, Violet, the jy~ ! new Ondine and Serpentine. In some cases the above I are self-coloured, but in others relieved by glintu of suoh T>r\-D"n TTivrim-rrn • telling hue as Kingfisher Blue, Flame, Gold, Mauve, xtU±>±!i JjliiJN GTHS.J 4c, 4c. CHEVIOTS ~) • Ail previous valueß eclipsed by our grand importations this winter. , vri f 25 ranges, with full assortment of shades in each. Pure Wool t\t a /-TT^twt irn I Goods. Prices per dress length, 10s 6d, lls 6d, 13s 6d, 15s, 16a DIAGONALS.; 6d,215, 40. Some special widths for Children's Coats. SERGES "1 British Goods all these. Plain Estomene Serges, per dress, 11s Gd, I 14s, 16s 6d, 18s, 1956d,22s 6d. Magnifioent rangeßof Fanoy Dress AND I- Worsteds, so perfeotly suitable to this climate, both for Ladies', [ Girls', and Children's wear, all self colours, commencing at Is lid *W"O"R ST~FDS I per J* l^' ou^ e w id*hTTOPS A niTS 1 Shot Hopsacks, in leading colours ; Diagonal Hopsacks, .m I in Belf c°!° nrs i Ch ? ok Basket Cloths, in novel mixtures. BABKBTOLOTHSJ "WTTCTT'TJ ") The handsomest, most durable goods ever shown in Wellington. They * j-ojai; I a b onn( j j n a n the riohooloured mixtures characteristic of this season's r new croods. Onr last Winter's Tweeds were the admiration of the TWEEDS. J district. This year they ore even better. DRESSMAKING ! DRESSMAKING 1 TIWPnTf T A ATT We have decided to give Estimates lower than ever for Costumes i mruit l AiNi . — to order< to mee f tho timeß . .» Miss GOURLAY has just returned f rom her vißit to Melbourne and Sydney Fashion Houses. Mbs. SNOOK is rapidly booking orders for April month. Orders for both Rooms are respectfully solicited. SALE ! ♦ SALE ! SALE ! W. M'ARTHUR & CO.'S AUCKLAND BOOT STOCK. WHILE our Mr. HANNAH was in Auokland the head of the Boot Department of Wm. M'Arthur 4 Co.'s Sale interviewed him with respect to the Great Boot Sale, and said— •' As you are the only one in New Zealand who can sweep all our Btook of Boots and Shoes, we Bhould like you to attend." Acoording to appointment, our Mr. Hannah was there, and pnrohaaed 162 packages, trunks, and cases, which have arrived in Wellington, and the Boot-purchasing Publio shall have the advantage of the Bargains prooured, 2000 pairs Children's Boots and Shoes, Is Ladies' Evening Shoes, from 3s lid, 4s 6d, 1000 pairs Children's Boots (all one price), ss6d, 6s6d la lid i Lodieß' Balmoralß, from 6s lid, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 500 pairs Girls' Tan Shoes, 7 to 10, 2s lid 9s 6d ,«,„„•,»,,:, 800 pairs Girls' Tan Shoes, 11 to 1, 3s 5d Girls' Copper-toeß, Is lid, 2s lid, 8s lid 900 pairs Girls' Canvas Shoes, 7to 10, Is lOd Boys' Boots, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5b lid 1000 pairs Girls' Canvas Shoes, 11 to 1 (all Women's Dairy Boots, 5s lid, 6* lid, 7s 6d one price), 2s 3d Men's Bluchers, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d 2000 pairs Girls' Patent Strap Shoes. 4to 6 Men's W'atcrtights, 8s lid, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, (all one price), Is IM 12s 6d, 13s lid 1000 pairs Girls' Patent Strap Shoes, 7to 10 Men's Shooting Boots, 9s lid, 10s 6d, 12s 6d (all one price), 2s lid Men's Shoes (re*l good), 7s lid, 8s 6d. 9s (id 1000 pairs Girls' Patent Strap Shoes, 11 to 1 Men's E.S. Boots, 8s lid, 9s 6d, 10b 6d (all one price), 3a 6d Men's and Women's Slippers, Is lid 2s 6d 2000 pairs Women's Fur-bound Felt Slippers, Women's Button Boots, 6s 6d, former price former price 4s lid, now 2s lid 15s 6d (The above are all New Goods.) Pinet's Button and Lace Boots, 20s 1300 pairß Girls' Kid E.S. Vernons', 4to 6, Men's Beautiful Glaoe Kid Shoes, 12s lid, cost 43 6c1,n0w33 6d former prioe 20s 200 pairß Ladies' Light Tan Walking Men's Glove Kid Balmorals, 18s lid, former Shocß, cost 13s 9d, now 9s 6d price 30s 400 pairß Women's E.S. Boots, cost 7s 6d, Gents' Court and Evening Shoes very cheap now 48 lid Gents' Patent Slipperß very oheap 250 pairß Women's Kid Walking Shoes, Men,s and Boys' Leggings oost 7s 9d, now 4s lid Ladies' Gaiters 330 pairs Ladies' Evening Shoes, 2s lid Glycerole, Satin Polish, Nubian Blacking. Meltonian Cream, Tan Dressing, Cork Soles, 4c, 4c, and thousands of other Cheap Lines in Boots and Shoes, too numerous to particularise. B^° NOTESALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, APRIL 14, AT 9 O'CLOCK A.M.. IN THE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY NELSON, MOATE & CO., 83, LAMBTON QUAY, AND AT R. HANNAH'S BOOT MARKET, 28, CUBA-STREET. ALL THIS STOCK MUST BE SOLD IN 14 DAYS, BEGARDLESS OF COST, PREVIOUS TO RE-BUDLDING. ____ J270,000 WORTH OF GOOD STOCK TO SELEOT FROM. R HANNAH & CO., PEOPKIETORS.

REDUCTION IN FLOUR! BEST ROLLER FLOUR— 2001b Sacks 15/1001b Bags Ql 501b Bags 4/2 251b Bags ■ 2/2 BEST OATMEAL— 251b Bags '. 2/10 WHEATMEAL (for Bread)— 251b Bags 2,(> WHEATMEAL (for Porridge)251b bags 2/6 PRICE-LIST ON APPLICATION. WARDELL BROS. & CO., 51, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON, AND AT CHRISTCHURCH AND DUNEDIN.

/CHEAPER THAN EVER. New Figß, Bid box Sheep's Tongues, lib tins, lid ; 10s 6d per doz Boiled Rabbit, 21b tins, lOd Teas, from Is 4d per lb New Zealand Mullet, 6d tin Finest Ling, 6d per lb Real Loch Fyne Red Herrings, ljd eaoh AT WILLIAM CAMPBELL'S, ORIENTAL TEA MART, Manners-strebt . £12,000 111 £12 > 000 FURNITURE The Largest and most Complete Stock to seleot from. Every line to be sold at sacrificing prices. Call and make a good inspection of onr Btook and compare prioes, at H. FIELDER'S, Wholesale and Retail Furniture Manufacturer, Manners-street. " It saves the merchant s business from •going to the bad by a-raking 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 whioh challenges comparison by actual test and alwayß stands the trial most favonrably is SHABLAND'S " MO A " BRANT> BAKING POWDER.

Appointment the to His yjKSjjfSft^L Governor. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, TEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS, 85, Lambton-qttat, Have just landed, direct from manfacturer, a splendid Beleotion of BEST PLATED GOODS, consisting of : — Cruets, Piokle Frames, Soup Tureens, Tea and Coffee Servioeß, Cake Boskets, Toast-racks, Claret Jugs, Teaspoons in sets of six and twelve, with Tongs, in oak coses, 4c, &c. Also, NEW DESIGNS AND NOVELTIES in Liqueur Stands, Oak Butter Plates, Oak Biscuits, Oak Salt Buckets and Spades, Silver-mounted Carvers in oases, Fruit Spoons in cases, Eiectro-plated Skewers, Napkin Rings, 4c., 4c. rXIHE CITY PHARMACY, 48, Lambton-quat (Opposite Grey-Btreet). MR. DAVID T. ORR, Pharmaceutical Chimist, j Having purchased the business of Mr. T. Gordon, has much pleasure in soliciting the kind support of the late proprietors patrons, and asking a further continuance of their favours. The preparation of MEDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS will receive the strictest attention, and will be prepared with the purest drugs of Pharmacopoeia under Mr. Orr's own personal supervision. All prescriptions formerly prepared can be dispensed as usual.