. nt HPTf APA TTr^TTttTT ehe 7p REMITaNT WEEK* JW3iJBLWA« J. w JIiJK IS.. ALL Odd Lota left over from the Great Winter Sale will be disposed of at almost any to ■**- price. In the Carpet Room apeoial pricoa have been put on abort lengths of of T.T"WnT.T?TTIVT A Ttf'n T?T,On'RnT,O r rfT c- Ul£i\JUJßt\jm. J\i> \J JUUUJIUJJUm, which it ia particularly desired to dear out before the arrival of the new gooda. -«;-■»■ — T-rlT' l® covor rooms— Jo cover rooma— »">«<« 19/6 0,«.,™ ,« t 4/6 to *"*T' , XiX t 10 feet 6x12 for OQ/ft 9 feet xl 2 for "I A/A s- IU/O 12 feet xl 2 for QO/ft 12 feet xl 2 for IOC ' ——— IT AL L AND PABBAGE CLOTHS. J-». -«J J^ ** *« •** •*• *»• •* "^ *-»■ -" >^ -«^ ■■• •-'» In short lengths, at oorreepondingly low prices, during the CHEA p REMNANT WEEK, c V>< ■ ■ I'Jxa.J. At-O-iXTAJ.^ xl-l-1 J. ii AiJJU; 7e AT % TTATTaTI TE ARO HOUSE. _ : SAUSAGES - - 6°^^ O Cl™ CHRISTCHURCH BACON-CORING BUSINESS ia inoreaaing ao rapidly, and U . m as a oonsequenoe having more meat for making SAUSAGES, we have found it necessary g to open up a market for them in Wellington, - .\ .WE GUARANTEE THEM TO BE MADE FBOM NOTHING BUT , RTIATN T?ED PORK wiwxj.nxui/ x "««• , ■ s DECEIVED FRESH. TWICE WEEKLY. c """""■""• , - - nTiTin^? T .inDAO t? *W\ WARDS LL :BEO.B.:BEO.8. & CO.. s 51, WILLIS-STBEET, WELLINGTON.
i- GENUINE 0 c° Mp rasoßY SAIiE j BOOTS AND SHOES f AT 1 PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE, ) CUBA-STREET. Being greatly in want of monoy, I havo determined to offer the whole of my Bnperior" Btook of Boots mnd Shoes to the publio at COST PRICE, - '• FOR READY MONEY ! t, • It is needless for me to print price-lists, as my stock is well known aa the largest and best in the oity. I have jnst opened 80 OABES NEW GOODS ! ', AMD I MEAN TO SELL THEM CHEAP. • NOW IS TOUR TIME • roB GOOD BOOTS AT THE EIGHT PRICE GENUINE SEDUCTIONS, Fkom IS to 50 Pie C«nt. SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY, 18th, d at PEAROE'S BOOT ARCADE ... CUBA-STREET. FREDERICK JONES & Co. PIANO, OKGAN, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, c Limitok Quit, • PIANOS ! ORGANS MUSIC! PIANOS AND ORGANS '> May be had on the 0 " EQUITABLE HIRE SYSTEM." The Equitable Hire System has advantages over all other ptzrohase systems, and intending pnrohasers will do well to get A particulars. a Not».— Mb. P. W. JONES, so well and . favourably known in musical oiroles, has 5 oharge of the Musio Department, and he ~> will make every effort to secure the latest and best novelties. '• Spioial Txbhs to th« PnonssiON. " Country Clients may rely upon their re- ■, quirements being attended to with prompt!tnde and oore. JR. E A M E S, TAILOR, i- (Late Cutter to Jones * Ashdown), ir Of large Homo and Colonial experienoe, bogs to state that he has started _ in business at No. 36, WILLIS-STEEET, A few doors above the Empire Hotel. All orders reoeive prompt and oareful attention. 9 Perfeot fit and workmanship guaranteed. is 'TPHORNHILL'S 10 Guinea Silver-fltted , a J. Lady's Travelling Dressing Bug, No 68. 14-inoh Best Polished Moroooo Patent So Wide-opening T avelling Dressing Bag, with one ontside pocket, Btitohed handle, !B with gilt rings and plateß, gilt double-action n registered look, and Thornhill'i improved 1 patent stop-hinges; Bag lined with rioh ' Moire Antique Bilk, with Thornhill'H improved indestruotf We pockets. Contents.— Set of plain ont glass fittings, with riohly engraved Hall Marked Solid 1 Silver Sterling Tops, consisting of oval 2DI2 D1 soap, tooth brush roller, with two tooth brashes, nail brush roller, with nail brush, pomade jar, h powder jar, two soent bottles, with screw caps, ivory hair brush, in oase, ivory clothes brush, ditto glove stretohers, ditto paper knife, dressing oomb in case, writing book, lined silk, and fitted with stationery, penholder, and blotting — book, patent portable ink and light boxes, * card oase, looking glass, thread and needle , oase, pincushion, instrument board fitted > with pair nail soisaors, ivory nail trimmer, four lvory-handle instruments, and a pair ol tweezers. Pbicb 10 Guinkjl.B. If the Bag is in Bnsßia Leather. ..ll guineas „ Crooodile Skin. ..l 3 guineu - The Silver Tops may be riohly gilt for 21s extra. Enobaving. — Engraving monogram o! two or three letters on the silver fittings, ivory brushes, glova stretchers, paper knife, and four instruments, and stamping initiala in gold on the bag, 425. complete. Or onlj engraving the seven silver Sitings an •^^a&nxico., n > To The Queen and Royal Family, New Bond-streot, London. Established 1734 V*/- ANTED, Weekly Orders for Bisi Pobk Sausaoxs, 6d per lb. WARDELL BROS. & CO., _ 51, Willis-street. *" XX YD. UOLEINE SOAP ""■ Tjh Gbiat Lasoub Si ns. tic Try it m xt washing day.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 45, 21 August 1895, Page 1
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