UP-TO-DATE. ■ JER, "K.A.IKOURA" we open an extensive assortment of UP-TO-DATE NOVELTIES. Amongst other lines, Ladies will be interested in purchasing the content! of THREE CASES SMART, PRETTY, UNIQUE CERAMIC AND GLASS WARE, FLOWER TUBES AND SPECIMEN GLASSES, ROSE BOWL 3, FLOWER HOLDERS, FRUIT OR BISCUIT TRAYS, WATER-LILT iFLOWER. HOLDERS, CACTUS, &c, &c. None of These Have Yet Been Shewn n» New ZkHiVND. UP-TO-DATE Charming new designs in Artistic Needlework. See the assortment of Prawn. • Linen work of every description, and you will agree that it is the uioeat selection yet shown in Wellington UP-TO-DATE. Our MR. PRINGLE is at present in London, and these shipment* Per "Kaikoura," have been specially and personally chosen. They will be followed by oth«j shipments so rapidly that from NOW TILL NEXT YEAR We shall always bo showing something new. If you want small novelties for presents, DROP EIGHT IN And we shall be pleased to show you what we have, and try to both suit and please you. PER "KAIKOURA" We have two oases Small Cheap Novelties, whioh will enable anyone to give a pretty Birthday Present without spending much money. If you have not yet given us a look up, TURN OVER A NEW LEAP And just see if we cannot waltz round any of our competitors, and give you lower prices with better goods and value. 69, LAMBTON-QUAY,
New Zealand Government LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHED 1870. STATE SECURITY. ■— — LOW PREMIUMS. LARGE BONUSES. BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO NEW ZEALAND. tono N<B< T T i l^ :D o opartme ?J haa now been 23 yearßy earß in existence, and has, during tho yeai 1893, reached its Second Million in the matter of its funds, whioh ate increasing at itlw rate of per annum. '■ The existing insurances (with bonuses) exoeed Eight and ahalp Millions, beiriir an average of over .£l2 for every man, woman, and child within the area of its operations. No Otheb Office in the Wobld can show anything like, this Result. ' eißi™ l^™? o^^}? f S r °° in - Ne l y lan L d , hold vari °™ Societies to the extent of of which the Government Office hold 3 over the other half being distributed among seven other Associations. J. H. RICHARDSON ! (.Sovernment Insuranoe Commissioner
! WATERPROOFS. •p,£ "TRADE J MARK Note Tbade Mabk. ALL ARE GUARANTEED WATERPROOF. FOR Health and Comfort, the only good Waterproof Garment you can get v acknowledged to be the one with the PEAR TREE BRAND, which is of Odourless Make. Ask youi Draper or Outfitter for suok goods only. All are sewn and taped throughout, are thoroughly well Ventilated and Guaranteed Waterproof. They never come undone, being proporly sewn and taped over the sewing, and only the LEADING DRAPERS AND OUTFITTERS keep these goods. The styles and fit of the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Garments are simply perfeot. All Garments have the PEAR TREE BRAND Registered Trade Mark on the inside, Yon are advised to wear only these Garments for health and comfort, being odourless and thoroughly well ventilated. Wear no other make, and see that the Registered Trade Mark is on each Gaiment. Fit, Style, and Finish guaranteed unequalled. All Garments are guaranteed Waterproof. All these goods are made by local industry, are of the very best finish, and a good article is the cheapest in the end. Once tried, you will always wear these WATERPROOFS. fXIO ARRIVE, Ex S.S. PAKEHA AND S.S. HAWKES BAY— 20 casks Light and Dark Oxide Iron 25 kegs Flat-head Nails, 1£ and 2 3 cases Naylor Bros.' & Quick's Varnishes 20 boxes lx Hilda Steel Coke Tinplates, I 28x20 1 case Sanders' Brass Goods 2 cases The Star L.H.R.P. Shovels, Nos.. 2 and 3 3 cases Mrs. Potts' Sadirons 1 do Silver Moulding 1 do Stanley Planes 30 boxes Nos. 7 and 8 Putnam Nails 2 cases Californiau Curved Picks, 4±/6 5/7 13 kegs Anchor Axle Grease, in l's and \'b TO ARRIVE, Ex CLAN MACLEOD— 10 cases Sharp's Eureka Axes, 3i/4J, 4/5 6 do Mann't do do, 4,5, Hi'oi 6 do Eureka Wringers and Lower Bolls 1 bale Silver Lake Saßh Cord 15 cases Axe Handles, sawn, thin grip 1 do Hammer and Tomahawk Handles 2 do Ames' L.H. Shovels 1 do Looks 2 do Finishing Nails 2 do Disston's Files 2 do Short Cutter Mattocks 1 pkge G.B.C. Bush Hooks 3 cases Providence Shade Rollers 1 bdl Manure Forks 3 pkgs Douglas Pumps 1 casa Rakes 12 bdls Star Zinc Washboards 8 pkgs Rochester Lamps 3 racks Varnished Cylinder Chums 6 cases Malleable Castings 2 do Russell's Boys' Axes and Claw Hatchets 8 do Henley Lawn Mowers 2 crates Square and Round Birch Chair Seats 45 cases Machinery Oils 4 barrels do do STEWART & CO., WHOLESALE IRONMONGERS, COUETENAT-PLACE AND VICTOEIA-STBEET. JgEND IX 10 SHQJRXJ'S.
WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO. EDWIN ARNOLD, having returned from tho World's Fair, wishes to call the attention of the Public to the Mail-carts just arrived from Amorica and England. These are the latest novelties that are made, and can be had with or without hoods, or oor> verted into single or double seated oarriagep. Folding Chairs, whioh form a lounge or bedstead; a most useful piece of furniture* Three different kinds of Mattresses made on the premises— the Electric chain, Dominion copperod wire, and the woven wire meihS Perambulators in great variety, that will make the orossest baby laugh ; and Trioyole Horses with patent rubber wheels. Murio Stands, and all kinds of exquisite Basket Furniture, on view at ARNOLD'S ARCADE, 90, WDLLIS - STREET. WELLINGIOK. S. LUKE & SONS, "" THE largest and most successful Manufacturers of CO JKING RANGES in the Colony, having just completed New Patterns aud_ Appliances for turning out their Stoves in larger quantities and with tho best finish, are offering them at greatly reduced prices to suit the times. They havo a very large stock on hand, which must be cleared. Before selecting, the public are asked to call and inspect our large variety. Tboy are admitted the Most Economical and Most Rapid Cooking Stove in the Market. How to save money—" Support Local Industries," and save 50 per cent, in doing so. SELLING OFF AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. They make their High-pressure Bangei and Boilers a great speciality. Their BT.P, Boilers are the best made. Note the Addeess— MA.NNEBS-STREET, WELLINGTON. JPJJ" O W W. NDI NG. Gas Globes, in fancy colours Gas Heating Stoves, very cheap and economical Gasaliers, Gas Brackets, and Hall Lamps Unitas Closets China Washhand Basins, in white, white and gold, and marble Enamelled, Iron, and Porcelain Sinks High-pressure Boilers Galvanised Cylinders Electric Bella, Indicators, Batteries, Wire and Fittings <fee., &c., &c. All goods supplied at lowest prices, or fitted by competent workmen at moßt rea Bonable charges. J. E. HAVES & CO., ' __, Plukbebb, Gaffittebs, Brassfoundkb>^* . Coppersmiths* 4c, "" , - Lambton-quay Wellington. QALE OF IRONMONGERY KJ AT T. J. THOMPSON'S,
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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 54, 1 September 1894, Page 2 (Supplement)
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