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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 52, 30 August 1894, Page 3

fc t , SPECIAL NOTICE TO : THE PUBLIC. TTNTEAMMELLED by any Part y ties, '-' having no interests to serv e save i those of the public, the consistent, • earnest advocate of Sound Progress, and feai -less in exposure of abusuß, THE EVENING POST (The first Daily Paper established in Wellington) COMMANDS THE LABGEST And WIDEST CIECULATION Of ANY NEWSPAPI 'E Published in the Provincial District c 'f Wellington. The EVENING POST is delivered every evening throughout the City of Wellington^ and in the following townships and districts :— Kilbimie, Vogeltown, Mitchpltownv Wadeßtown, Ear or i, Kaiwarra, Ngabauranga, Petone, Johnsonville, Lower Hatt, Featherston, Greytown, Catterton, Maijterton, &c. SIJBBCBIPTION— SIXPENCE PMt V'/jek. Tho EVENING POST can be c . !r ,. *«, the night of publication froir ' A ~"?T * Island Bay, Upper Hutt, X ville, Maryborough, Pabar /"^A^i™ Tawa Flat, Paikakariki, * from Agents at Paraps '°- 5 ™ifteJ!l | Otaki, Newman, Levir -'«»«">, WC*ftW»,l ston North, Bulls F f» Shannon, PalmefHunterville, Marto eildinir, Mangaonoko, Patea, Hawora, * a->a -> Foxton, Wanganui, Eketahuna, Hur iVaverley, Mangamahoe, villo, Danevirk ■'terville, Pahiatua, Wootl<s, Hastings, Ac. F JCE-ONE PENNY". Tho r ■ at pn l jVENINO POST is extensively read i all • •'lie institutions and by subscribers in b- parts of the Colony, and will be forwarded y mail to any address, at the following; rates of subscription, payable in advance :—: — In New Zealand 10s per quarter In Australia or Europe ... 13s per quarter The EVENING POST is the best advertising mkdium in New Zealand, owing to its large circulation and wide distribution. GUARANTEED WEEKLY CIRCULATION, 58,535 COPIES - Government advertisements are insert ed gratuitously, as the Evening Post, be? ,ng an independent journal, is BOYCOTTED by the present Government.

THE LAST DAYS OP THE j A NNUAL STOCK - TAKING SAL 7 3 | AT I TE ARO HOUSE ! Will be devoted to i A GREAT OLEARAN CE OF " ! REMNANTS. j SHORT LENGTHS. OF Woollen Dress Goods, Silks, Satins, Veilings, Crepona, Sateens, Flannelettes, Flannels, Calicoes, Linings, v Art Muslins, Cretonnes, TableDamasks, Dimities, Carpets, Lino- ' lenms, Laces, Ribbons, Chiffons,, Braids, Embroideries, Insertions, &0., &c, &0., , AT LESS THAN HALF COST PRICE,. ' ! gOB A TEW DATS ONLY, AT TE ARO HOUSE. \ SPRING SHOW. rpHB First Grand Display of J- Spring Novelties is being held at the D.1.C., and the pnblic are cordially invited to visit the Company's Warehouse and inspect thft New Goods in all departments. SPRING MILLINERY, CHOICEST DRESS FABRICS, MANTLES AND JACKETS, DRILL COSTUMES, CHOICEST COTTON DRESS GOODS. D.I.C. CO-OPERATIVE STORMS. A. A. CORRIGAN, Manager. B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman. , LAST WEEK OF VEITCH AND ALLAN'S SALE I TVURING the week we will olear oat all REMNANTS and ODD LOTS, Accumulated daring the SALE. Remnants Flannel ODD LOTS Gloves Remnantß Calico ODD LOTS Buttons Remnants Flannelette ODD LOTS Hosiery Remnants Carpets ODD LOTS Mantles Remnants •* Flooroloth ODD LOTS S Jackets Remnants ~ Dresses ODD LOTS Trimmings Remnants Prints ODD LOTS Handkerchiefs Remnants Shirtings ODD LOTS Ribbons Remnants Sheetings ODD LOTS Laces 1 Remnants Linings ODD LOTS Boys 1 Suits Remnants Trouserings ODD LOTS Braces Remnants Cretonne VEITCH AND ALLAN. . dancing! MRS. DODWELL, Kalnlu House, Willisstreet. Classes weekly. Private lessons if required ; also in the Walta Minnet, French and English Minuets.