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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 20, 24 July 1894, Page 1

WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CHOICE NOVELTIES IN FASHIONABLE DRAPERY. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. WHEBE at the present season all the most tasteful Novelties of the day may bo seen, where everything is thoroughly good in the first place, excellent in quality and entirely novel, it naturally stands to reason that one can make disoreet and advantageous purchases. SPLENDID SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.- At KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'— Black and Coloured Felt Hats Evening Flowors and Ornaments MANTLES AND JACKETS.— At KIKKOALDIE & STAINS— Ladies' Cloth Jackets, from . .. 19a 6d Colourod and Black Capos, from 20b Ladies' New Mackintoshes, from . . 21s DRESS DEPARTMENT.— At KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'— Dreos Serges, 44 to 44 inches wide, 2a 3d, 2s 6d, 3p, 3s t>d, 4s, to 5s 6d yard Evening Materials, in Nuns Veilings, from 1b 9d Splendid Variety in Black Dress Goods LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT.— At KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'— Girls' Mackintoshes, from ... 15b Girls' Costumes, from 7a 6d Ladies' Handmade Underclothing LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIER? DEPARTMENT.— At KIRKCALDIE & STAINSOnly the Best Makes are kept, including Boys' and Girls' School Hose Special Value Ladieß' Black Cashmere Hose, Is 9d _aiid_2s_6d pair GLOVE DEPARTMENT.— At KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'— 4-Clasps Tan Kid Gloves 3s 6d pair i 4-Buttons Black French Kid Gloves... 3s 6d pair lISsT Worth 4b 9d MANCHESTER AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.— At KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'— White Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, 4s (3d, 5s (id, 6s 6d pair 3. „ „ 6s up to 20s 4 „ „ 12s up to 70s __________-__--__-____— Beal Guipure DA rt, 48s 6d to 147s ACE DEPARTMENT.— At KIRKCALDIE & STAINS'— The New Direotorid Bow, New Directorio Tie, Black, trimmed White and Cold Lace

A T all tho ashionablo afternoons at Home a special feature is now a delioioua cup of HEALTH TEA. I

BALL SEASON. 1 UST ARRIVED — A Fresh Shipment of MORI SILK SHOES, In All Colors. Also, SATIN SHOES, WHITE AND BLACK KID, SWEDE, TAN, &0., ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES 3 SEE THEM ! AT PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE, CUBA-STREET

1 LADIES, | FOR AFTERNOON TEA, DAINTILY SERVED AT MODERATE PRICE, UO TO LATTEY, LIVERMORE & CO.'S (Limited ) TEA SHOP, 71 WILLIS-STREET, 71 (M'Gill's Buildings). THE CORRECT THING AT LAST TOBACCO obtained First Prize at the Tobacco Exhibition lately held in Virginia with the predicate— The Best Dare Tobacco of the World.

PIANOS By Broadwosd & Sons. Direot from the Faotory. A speoial Bhipment. Every modern improvement of permanont value, calculated to further the realisation of John Broadwood and Sons' Beau Ideal of a Piano, has been introduced into the ship, ment just landed. piANOS By Collard & Collard. Direot from the factory. A special shipment. It should bo mentioned that the instruments of Collard & Collard fulfil the acoustio conditions of fine quality of tone as laid down theoretically by Helmholz, Tyndall, and other scientists. PIANOS By LiDp & Sohne, Sohweohten, Collard" & Collard, Erard, Broadwood & Sons. Special shipments direct from the factories. TIME PAYMENTS from 20a MONTHLY. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, Wellington. M. J. BROOKES i.. Manager.

DON'T DELAY I IF you have not already visited that Wonderfully Cheap Sale of DBAPEBY and CLOTHING that 1b daily going on at Mr. C. SMITH'S, the Cash Draper, Cubastreet, I would strongly advise you to go at onoe. I asaure you there is a very considerable saving to bo effected. Ton. can get goods at very small prioes. Splendid Ladies' Corsets, Is lid, worth 5a Cd;. Nioe Warm and Useful Dress Pieces, Is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid por Dress ; a , Grand Lot of Macintoshes at halfprice; a First-olass Lot of Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, 23s 6d, worth 37s 6d ; 2000 Boys' Knioker Suits, 3s lid to 12s 6d, worth twice the money. Don't delay one moment; but como and secure some of the Good Things. READ ABOVE.

T>ONA FIDE CHEAP CASH GROCER. ALLAN~SMITH. Comp. No. 1 Sugar, 2|d ; per bag, 9s „ 2 „ 2Jd; „ 8b 6d Essence of Coffee, Is per bottle Symington's, Is 2d per bottle Fry's Coooa, ilb tin, 8d ; Barry's Cocoa, ilb pkt, 4d ; Van Houten's, ilb tin, lid Boiled Lollies, 4d per lb ; Scotoh Mixtures, Gd ; Peppermints, Gd ; Blaok Ballß, 4d ■ Candied Peel, 8d per lb Currants, 4d per lb ; Sultanas, 5d Neaves' Food, lid per tin Allen & Hanbury's, Is New Dates, 6d per lb Preserved Ginger, 8d per lb American Salmon. 8d per tin ; Fresh Herrings, Cd ; Sardines, 3 tina for la Wine Biscuits, 4d per lb ; Albert Lunoh, 3d Oatmeal, M'Gill's, 251b bag, 2s 8d Wheatmeal, 71b bag, Is Swiss Milk, 6d per tin ; do do (Milkmaid), 7Jd Potted Meat, Cd per tin ; Cornflour, 3}d pkt Liquorice, 7d per stick Coutts' Acetic Acid, Is 6d per bottle Keating's Cough Lozenges, 9d per lb Baking Powder, 4d per tin Tea (good value), Is 4d per lb Prime Hama, 9d per lb ; Prime THoon, 7id Sheep's Tongues, lid per lb Cream of Tartar, Is 4d per lb ; Baking Soda, 2d Eleotrio Candles, sid per lb Price's (London), 7£d per lb Kerosono, 150 test, 5s 6d Cod Liver Oil, Is; Salts (London), 4d perdoz Hop Bitters, 3s Painkiller, Is 2d per bottle ALLAIfsMITH, MANNEES-STBEET and BIDDIFOBDSTBEET, Newtown. Motto •. Best Value for your Money. Leading Features: Cleanliness, Accuracy, and Dispatch. Goodß Delivered to all parts of City and Suburbs Free of Charge. Note tho Address— THE HIGHLAND LADDIE, CANTON TEA MABT, Noted for Cheap Groceries, Opposite Bank, Manners-street. LAMPS, CHEAP AND NOVEL. LAMP SHADES, FAIRY AND LACE. CANDLE SHADES, UNIQUE AND ELEGANT. COAL VASES, New Designs, CHEAP. FIRE BRASSES, Good and Stbono, from 6b 6d. CAMEBON & CHRISTIE, Lambton-quay.

i ] ALFRED NICOL, < WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND < OPTICIAN, ] (Eight years with W. Little John & Son), ] Has ploasuro in announcing tho arrival of the following New Goods : — Ladies' Gold ' Watchea, Fob Alberts, latest in Gold i Brooches (set with chrysoprase and pearls), . Gold Links, Silver Brooches, &o. ' Albo, a few Novelties in J STERLING SILVER AND ELECTRO- 1 PLATED GOODS, ' Suitable for Presents. ; All Goods Marked in Plain Figures, and at j very Moderate Prices. j Inspection invited. ; Thb Watuh and Jkwellkrt Repairs ] will be personally attended to. < Note the Address : ; ALFRED NICOL, 67, WILLIS-STRHET, WELLINGTON. •WILLIS-STREET. FRANK GRADY'S rpHE QHOP TjlOß -pBESENTS. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! ( Clocks. Watches, Chains, Engagement, Signet, Keeper, and Wedding- Rings, Banglos, Pins, Broochoß, Studs, Links, Charms, &c. ; Sterling Silver Matchboxes, Penoils, - Purses, Serviette Rings, Tea Spoons, Butter Knives, <fco. ; Novelties in Eleotro-plated Goods, suitable for wedding presents ; Fiold and Opera Glasses. Spectaoles and Folders, to suit all sights ; Fanß, Desks, Companions," Dressing Cases, Purses, Baga, Card Cases, Albums, Photo. Frames, Fanoy Glass and China, Stationery. &o. Jewellery of every desoription manufactured on the premises. Watch, Clock, and Jewellery repairs; Antique Jewellery re-modelled. Competent workmen. Personal supervision. nhHE QHOP TjlOß OBESENTS, FRANK GRADY'S, Willis-strmt. Scott's Ferry , Rangitikei River, March 10, '94 ME. W. 0. FITZGEBALD. Dear Sir,— l was a martyr to Asthma. The mixture whioh you preaoribed for me baa done m« more good than any other medioine. I now oonsider myself oured. With many thanks. — Yours truly, C. Bushett, Pilot. WM. O. FITZGEBALD, Consulting Chemist, next Evening Post offloe« 3/*— Advge and Medioino at alfhonri— 2/«