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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 32, 6 August 1895, Page 1

THE GRKAT JOINTER SALE! SOME OF THE BARGAINS IN THE FANCY DEPARTMENT. RIBBONS AND LACES. sale REAL BEAR BOAS. FBIUES. 500 yards Fanoy Ribbon, A choico of 25. New .hades, 6d, now ... 3d yd 75/ ., 80/ . 2007 ltJiZiT™ - 4id * Sttlapli ° c'e ' 42 / 6 ' 52 / 6 ' 55/ -' 57/6 2 The best valuo to bo had anywhere. 800 yards Very Choice Ribbons, ' Ranging from 1/-, 1/6, and FEATHER BOAS. 2/-, now 1/. yd A Bpeoial lot will bo offered, ' 16,6 reduced to ... 12/6 LACE 3. ' Our large stock of Torchon, Maltese, Irish BEAVER TRIMMINGS. All oolourß. Point, Guipure, and Oriental Laces, at usual prioe ... 6d, 1/-, 1/6 per yard from 20 to 30 P« cent. Reduction. Saleprio9 ... g^ q^ y. per yard Ladies' Linkn Collars, g for j /. LADIES' UMBRELLAS. Ladies' Linen Cuff 3, 1/- per pr, for gj Onr whole stook much reduend. KID GLOVES. 3/u, 5/11, 7/11, 10,6, to 18,6 60 doz 4-button Tan Kid Gloves, 1 ,'Q pr tf ow . 30 doz 4 .clasp Tons and B,owns. 2 / 6 pr 2/6, 3/11, 5/11, 7/6, TO 15/6 50 doz 4-el.sp French Kid, our HEM-STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. StandardMako,s/6,reducedto4/11 pr 4/<T, 56, 6/0, to 12/6 doz ™/ xx Sale price, apeons. 2/6, 3/6. 4/6, to 7/11 doz White Muslin ... 41^ 6^ y. *• '*' ' ' ' Holland Cooking Aprons,' a ' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS splendid lot, at .. ... ... 1/6 6,6 now 4^9 doz AT THE GREAT WINTER SALE, TE ARO HOUSE. SAUSAGES - *- 6 d^r lb.

| (XOR CHRISTCHURCH BACON-CORING BUSINESS is increasing so rapidly, and •s a consequence having more moat for making SAUSAGK3, we have fonnd it nocesßary to open up a market for them in Wellington, ' WE GUARANTEE IHEM TO BE MADE Ffi.M NOTHING BUT GitAIN-FJiD PORK. RECEIVED FRESH. TWICE WEKKLY. WARDELL BROS & CO.51, WILLIS-STREET. WELLINGTON.

1 TOLD YOU SO Before, in a recent advertisement, that I made the prioes, and that otherß could only follow my lead, even if they did as much ; bnt as statementa are of no value unless backed up by something weightier, 1 proceed to quote a few prioes, and ask those who profess to be ALWAYS CHEAPEST to beat them if they can. The following prioes will give you an idea of how goods are selling at 28, Willis-street. THE RELIABLE IRONMONGER All oods of BEST QUALITY ONLY, and you cannot do better eUewhere, so come along and bny. WRINGERST~ Eureka, 2, 8s 6d ; 3, 125; 4, 14s 6d 5, 18s 6d POTTS' IRONS, 58 per set (3) OAKEY'S GLASSPAPER, 9d quire ; 6d dozen shcetß DOVER EGG-BEATERS, 6d each CHENEY'S HAMMERS, No. 7, 2s 5 No. 5, 2s 3d TABLE MANGLES, 24in rollers, 32s 6d each MINCERS, Enterprise, tinned, No. 5, 7s each OIL CANS, Carpenterß' bench, 3d eaoh As I mako no bad debts, I can Bell at prioes where others will starve if they sell at the same and give credit. J. M'LEAN, Jmv., IRONMONGER. BARBER'S HTEAM DYE WORKS 46, CUBA-BTBEET. Telephone No. 226 By w^^S iixcellenoy Appointmont TjSSsSJB&Sw^ the to His JP^nSsfifeor* Governor. CAUTION. Don't be tempted by misleading advertisements to send your work to small dyeing establishments that possess neither the experience or appliances neoessary to give you satisfaction. In onr extensive works we have every faoility for Cleaning, Dyeing, and Finishing all kinds of Goods in a manner most suited to the various materials. Our moohinery is the moat improved and derfeot in the trade, and superior to that dossessed by any other firm in the colony. The beßt dyes only are used, and goods ore oarefully treated by experienced work men, Goods oolleotedand delivered free of oharge. Particulars and prioes in oatalogue post free. To prevent miatakoo and disappointment customers should address W. BARBER & CO., ST.EAM DYBRS AND CTjEAUERS, 46. CtTit-STIWST. COME EARLY rriO C. SMITH'S SALE. SALF, NOW ON. THE REAL WATERTIGHT. THE beat Watertight in tne City can be bought from us at 12s 6d, all solid best kip, donble soles from toe to heel, tip and toe-plates, and nailed in waist. Also, a solid Kip Watertight Bluoher for 8b lid. We sell the beßt 4s lid Blucher in the oity, with or without nails. 3s to 4s in the £ off all other goods at A. LINDSAY'S CHEAP BOOT, SHOP, 23, Ct/ba-stbset, Next Te- Aro .House. J. D. TUSTIN, PAPERH ANGER, GLAZD3R, PAINTER, DECORATOR, &0., 40., ' HAVING returned to Wellington, is prepared to undertake all classes of work iv connection with the trade. All work entrusted to me will be under my own supervision. None but genuine material used, and satisfaction guaranteed. Correspondence lolioited.- Estimate* furnished. No connection with any other firm. Note the address — J. D. TUSTIN, ' WOBKDHOP 155, WILMS-BTBEET, Near St. Peter's Church. gpND XT TO SEOBrrS.