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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 47, 23 August 1895, Page 1

FIRST SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1895. 170 CASES OF NEW GOODS AT KIRKOALBIE & STAINS' WE COMMENCED TO OPEN OUR NEW SHIPMENTS ON MONDAY, 19th AUGUST. Every day during tbia week we will publish the result of onr labours. WE CONFIDENTLY EXPECT TO LEAD\ AGAIN IN • x , FASHION, VARIETY, AND VALUE. FRIDAY, 48 CASES OPENED, Containing— XADIES' JACKETS LADIES' TIES PINAFORES LADIES' LINEN SETS OVERALLS PELISSES MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING - v SATURDAY, the 24th EVERYTHING IN DIRECT HARMONY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OP THE COMING SEASON. OUR MONTHLY PRICE-LIST. KAPOK BEDS" from -t £ / WOVE WIRE MATTRESS.ES from -| C //» PALLIASSES from " f\l IRON BEDSTEADS from QO Ifi WOOD BEDSTEADS from 1 C / COLONIAL SOFAS ' from lO'COLONIAL BOFA, CRETONNE CUSHION from -1 t\/(i KITCHEN TABLES from Q / KITCHEN TABLES, WITH DRAWER from -j -j /_ LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH from per yard -| / BLANKETS, ENGLISH - from per pair QIA, AMERICAN CHAIRS from C%lf% CORNICE POLES, Corn-urns „ ~. from /» / STUFFED COUCHES, CRETONNE from 2^/WINDOW BLINDS, Complitb „ from O/ FENDERS , ... from Q/fi SPRING MATTRESSES, Good from -| Hl(* DOOR SLIP MATS from -| / CARPET SQUARES, 3 x 2* from 2*VTAPESTRY CARPET from per yard O/^J FURNITURE REMOVED AT CHEAP RATES BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. SCOULLAR & CHISHOLM. P.S.— We hold TWO GOLD MEDALS for the quality of onr work. THE KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING CO., md. fTIHIS COMPANY'S GOODS ace household words throughout the Colony, nd have NEVER BEEN BEATEN FOR VALUE AND FINISH. BUY NO OTHER M&KE. KAIAPOI DRESS TWEEDS, KAIAPOI BLANKETS Fok Ladies' Wjeab KAIAPOI FLANNELS KAIAPOI CLOTHING, K&IAPOI COATINGS Fob Mnr and Bots KAIAPOI SUITINGS KAIAPOI KNITTED HOSIERY, KAIAPOI FINGERINGS Of Evkbt Discretion KAIAPOI SHIRTINGS &0,, <fco., Ao. Ac, 40., Ao. KEPT BY ALL LEADING DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS IN THE COLONY. gPRAYING PUMPS | FOR FRUIT TREES. j «--, ymi-Crx KNAPSACKI I VJIjJICJI I All Pumps fitted J PLUVIAL I AND >■ with Bnrt's Patent AGITATOR A T r A XT I TRIUNE JETS. A.XJMJ A.IS . AQUARIUS J A. A. T. BURT, MANNIBS-aiBBtT W«LLIHaTOH, SURPLUS SALE. Manufacturers and Importers of CKBAJTEEr SUPPIIES - AND • DAIRY IMPLEMENTS. 15/- Ladies' Jaoketa 11/G FOR 1 19/6 Ladiea' Jackets! 12/6 Complete Equipments for Butter and Cheese §jjjfc Ladies; Jaolcets, 17/6 BEADY Factories and_Privato Dairies. , gj Ijta Jjgjj, «jEBtimates Furnished on application to A. & T. BURT, At OUR SURPLUS SALE. Engineers, Iron and Bbabsvoundbbb, ( Dttnedinimd Wellington 2/6 Ladies' Felt Hats. 6d 3/6 Ladies* Felt Hats, 9d FOR THE MULTIFORM i'il nwaau£l^ Ii ready 3/- Infanta' Bonnets, 6d XSpronounoedbyall to haye fully justified |/« infj^ts' B^nn'ta' 116 MONET - its olaim to be the oheapeet distributing ' centre in Wellington. At qu;r gUR p LT j S SALE> The stook is too varied to particularise, but each article is oheaper than can be pro- 7/6 Tweed Dress, 4/11 cured anywhere else in Cuba-street. lg M SSSI fIU *™ ' , 14/6 Tweed Dread, 8/11 BEADY 15/6 Tweed Dress, 10/6 GOLFJULUBS. g6 Tweed Dre.,, 12^6 MONEY. ' TOWN AND COUNTRY. — At OUR BURPLLS SALE. CALL and inspeot the BRAID HILL GOLF BOOTd in stook, and made to order by A. Lindsay. Girls' Woollenette Hose, : Ladies', 12e, 17s 6d, and 24b 9d, Hid, and 1/-, all at Gent.'s,lBs, 22s,. and 32s 6d 3 pairs for 1/- FOR Subject to Bono. Discount for Cash, at $ gose f*£»jflA LINDSAY'S. Infant.' Wiol Bonnets, JX. .UirUJBJA.I o, 6d.9d.andl/-eaoh MONEY. BOOTMAKER, Evans' Croohet Cotton, Lambton-quat, Cuba-btbibt, and PITONI. At OUR SURPLUS SALE* Appointment 3 * toHil GoTenwr> VEITCH NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JAMES FCBETIS, AND Customs and Shipping Aoint, .-»--■- _ FORWABDING A GENERAL CARRIER, A T.T A XT CUSTOHHOUBI-QTIAT, WWUaNOTON. ' XXJJJJII.III P.O. Box 108. Telephone No. 9. , , Furniture removed with every care and v\ on ■ Telegrams and letters to wait on stoamen T)T?A"n miTTB I and trains reoeive prompt attention. tS>Xia.lJ IUIO I Goods and parcels forwarded to all parts of the world, at oheap through rates. fTtRY our Hard-wearinfr Shooters, all JL solid leather, tip and toe-plates, nails. — — — We'guarantee them for hard wear. To the , Farmer in want of a (food boot, this is the T»Vri *rVEiT>a •RTanTTTTH boot iawhioh you will never get a wet foot. The BasT and Chcafist in the Men's prioe, 9s 6d ; Youths', Itos, 7s lid ; market. Boys', 10 to 13, Ss lid. FOX * RIGG, boota'k^ 11 * 1 * Pri ° M "* "° *" *° *** * h * WholM M«^22S,tei«t Tc Counkf Settt»rs.-Stnd jam addrtss, Btsrotr-street. vnM nota> ud W(| f orward &t £ ■ free of oharge, from rpHE "AUGITE" STOVE MAT is an A. LINDSAY'S ' artiole that ought to bain every house. It OHEAP BOOT SHOP, has a great many uses, and will save stveral 23, OdbA-BTBRT, limes its cost in saucepans.* ' Call and see Next Te Aro House. one. Being a special purchase, they are ' being sold nearly 60 per oenl. under usual _,_,-_ •_, _,_ ,„.,,.,, price, T. J, THOMPSON HAS THEM, gBNO IT TO BHOBXT'S.