G FIRST SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1895. 170 GASES OF NEW GOODS AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS 6 SI ~~~~" 28 WE COMMENCED TO OPEN OUR 5 NEW SHIPMENTS. ON MONDAY, 19th AUGUST. r3, Every day during this week we will publish the result of our labours. S T WE CONFIDENTLY EXPECT TO LEAD AGAIN IN FABHION, VARIETY, AND VALUE. THURSDAY, 53 CASES OPENED, w ' Containing— £ LADIES' SHIRTS AND BLOUSES, it SUNSHADES, DEESS ORNAMENTS, J" MANTLES, NEW NECK RUFFLES, £ ' SKIBT GRIPS, BELT CLASPS, f " OEEPON DRESS GOODS, and n . LADIES 1 UNDERCLOTHING. FRIDAY, the 23rd 16 SATURDAY, the 24th EVERYTHING IN DIRECT HARMONY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF £ THE COMING SEASON. 7 lOUR MONTHLY PRICE-LIST. KAPOK BEDS from 1&/a WOVE WIRE MATTRESSES from "| X l£* T PALLIASSES from Q/ IRON BEDSTEADS from OO Ifi f WOOD BEDSTEADS from -| C A * COLONIAL SOFAS from Q / >! COLONIAL SOFA, CBETO2JNE CUSHION from 15/fj jj KITCHEN TABLES from Q / - KITCHEN TABLES, WITH DRAWER from 1 1 '■ 3 LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH from per yard -| /_ a BLANKETS, ENGLISH from por pair QI A AMERICAN CHAIRS from QJO CORNICE POLES, Compmtk from /» / 11 STUFFED COUCHES, CRETONNE from 25/J WINDOW BLINDS, Complkm from O/_ FENDERS T.. ... from O/f» J SPRING MATTRESSES, Good from 1 *7/fi - DOOR SLIP MATS from -| / r CARPET SQUARES, 3x 2i from 25'TAPESTRY CARPET from per yard O/fi FURNITURE REMOVED AT CHEAP RATES BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM. P.S.— We hoM TWO GOLD MEDALS for the quality of our work. ■ THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., md. fXIHIS COMPANY'S GOODS are household words throughout the Colony, nd have NEVER BEEN BEATEN FOR VALUE AND FINISH. BUY NO OTHER MAKE. KAIAPOI DRESS TWEEDS, " KAIAPOI BLANKETS Fob Laddsb' Wiab KAIAPOI FLANNELS KAIAPOI CLOTHING, KAIAPOI COATINGS Fob M*n and Bots KAIAPOI SUITINGS KAIAPOI KNITTED HOSIERY, KAIAPOI FINGERINGS Of Evxbt Dbbcbiftiok KAIAPOI SHIRTINGS &0,, &0., &0. &0* t &0., &Q, KEPT BY ALL LEADING DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS IN THE COLONY. PRICES ARE DOWN, j HERE IS A CHANCE TO BUY DBA- \ 17'TFT r F« o <TT PERY CHEAP. j V Hi J A V^JtX THIS, AND NEXT~ WEEK ONLY, j AND I shall otter the whole balanoe of my Winter I NOMINAL "pRICES. ALLAN. Heavy Linn Flannel, S\i, Coloured Velveteen, from B}d, Honeycomb and Maroella Quilts, Flannels, Sheetings, Laoe BrrmiTTTn n > ■•■ -n Curtains, Forfars, Apron Linens, Hugs, SUrtPLUS SALE. Towels, Blankets, Antis, Table Linen, Napkins, Men's Shirts, Moles, Braces, Sox, Ao., Ac, SIMPLY SLAUGHTERED. , r , _.. , _ . . ,„ Wrto 15/- Ladies' Jaokots, 11/ C FOR Ladies' Underolothinff Reduced If (6 Ladies' Jaokets, 12/6 „..__ Hosiery and Gloves, Very Cheap 25/" L»dies Jaokets, 17/G BEADI Evans' CroohetCotton,ldreel,loiddoz. 32 6 Ladies Jackots, 21/- -,-,__ White and Colonred Embroidery, Id 37/8 ladies' Jaokets, 25/- MONEY yard, 10|d doz. ' S^SStril 02 ' • 'At otjr surplus sale - AS|I "^^jgoggSk l SHALL 2/6 Ladies' Felt Hat,, 6d SPARE 3 / 6 j^,,,. Eelt h,^ m for CALL EARLY CAM, ALL, CALL g ggrfW»gf. 1/" u lil w> 2/- Infants' Bonnets. 6d n rr\TT 17 TT"Nm"IM?T?a 2 / 6 Infants' Bonnets, 1/- MONE"! S JUn. Ji. IjIJN Ui>Tj±VVT, 3/. infants' Bonnets, 1/6 WBOKO SIDS OT CUBI.-BTBMT. Parcels DeliveredFreo. At q-jjj^ gTJRPLUS SALE r riIREMENDOUS REDUCTION 9/6 Tweed Dres") 6/1J EOR JL 10/6 Tweed Dress, 7/1IN PRICES 14/6 Tweed Dreßa, 8/11 RE ADI 15/6 Tweed Dross, 10/6 at 18/6 Tweed Dress, 12/6 HONE'S 22/6 Tweed DreßS, 14/G HUME & SON'S. — At OUR SURPLUS SALE BACON! BACON ■n 1 v . n in_ i i»-j l'jl j» Girhi' Woollenette Hose, Perfeobon in Qu»ity. at Pnoes hitherto fld lod mA y %Vi a { Unequalled fOlf 01 Cheapness. •• 3 pairs for 1/- FOR Tohb O» ExTBA. CHOICX TO S*L*OT JBOK 1/9 Hose, at 3 pairs 8/In Sides, Boll« and Cnta. ?/3? /3 « H ? B , Bl 4P*V rB «' 6 4 BEAD! Infants' Wool Bonnets, •L 6d,9d, and 1/- each MONEI HAMS! HAMS The Finest Hama in the World— Mild, Lean, and Well-Flavoured. ._-, a-rr-n-nr -rra a i tiEvery Ham Guarded Perfeotfon. AT OUR SURPLUS SALI Hundreds to Seleot from— English, Irish, ' _ and Colonial. „ L ■ »r-« VEITCH * ' 2ap»BLB, AND J° Direot. ftom the Gardenß on the Hapatule A T jTi AIM ™ Estate, Coylon. AJJUA^ >.! tJustomers Buying from us Save all Middlemen's Profits. < I 'Aan> arc a Much Sumbiob Aktiolx. ~" ~ r is, Thto Tea is worth Is per lb more. READ THIS! I . J '■ ™* **" rTIRY onr Hnrd-w*irin(f Shooters, « •^ TTT _. ir _, „ jjAYKr JL solid leather, tip and toe-platei. nail iLUMii & OUJN, , We guarantee them for hard wear. To tl Farmer in want of a good boot, this is tl THE LARGEST TEA, WINE, .AND boot in whioh you will never get a wet foo 1- PROVISION DEALERS IN NEW A « *?*? K1 L A -^ f*°°J' „. ZEALAND, "** *"*&% I°^lU. *' ? " "' WELLINGTON. iKS'^&'a free of oharge, from ~~ ="" ~" A. LINDSAT'B BISCUITS cheap boot seoi "" The B»st «*a Ohmapist in the 28. Ooba^tmit, I- market. - Next Te Aro House. . FOX 4 BIGG, i M M9roe£street. C$£ND IT TO BHOBTT'B.
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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 46, 22 August 1895, Page 1
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801Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 46, 22 August 1895, Page 1
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