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Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 18, 21 July 1897, Page 2

SPECIAL SALE ANNOUNCEMENT. npHE General Eeduction of Prices thronghout all Departments at tho JL D.I.C. will continue until 31st inst., on whioh date the Company's Annual Stocktaking will be completed. To guard against the accumulation of odd stock it is necessary that a complete clearance of all articles of fashion in the Dress, Mantle, and Millinery Departments should be effected, and the rate of the reductions will therefore be on a most extravagant scale. Every artiole throughout the Warehouse will also be genuinely reduced in price. In the Crockery, Ironmongery, Furniture, and Floorcloth Departments the discounts will be on a most liberal scale, as heretofore. All SALE PEICES are marked in PLAIN RED FIGURES. The publio is at liberty to visit all departments and note the bargains without being pressed to buy. SPECIAL BARGAINS! SPECIAL BARGAINS! DRESSESlot i. 0 K. A A YAEDS of NEW FASHIONABLE DEESS FABRICS of good reliable quality, the usual prices for whioh range from 13 to Is 6d per yard, will be marked at Ql/D. Per Yard u/2 SALE PRICE. LOT 2. *> AA A YAEDS Do. Do. Usual Prices Is 6d to 2s 6d, AVW will be marked 1/3 SALE PRICE. , LOT 3. ■" "' i '^AA YAEDS Do. Do. 'Usual Prices 2s to 2s lid, lOVU , will be marked ' ; 1/6 SALE PRICE. LOT 4. n 1O X A Yj^DS Do. Do. Usual Prices 2s 6d to 3s 3d, ■1-fIUV will be marked ; v ., „ ... . . „ " 1/9 SALE PRICE. '" REMNANTS AND CHOICE EOBE LENGTHS AT HALE-PRICE. MILLINERY SHOWROOM- ■ • CHOICE IMPORTED MODELS will be displayed on Tables at following all-round prices : — 5/- 7/6 10/6 THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK will be sold at , HALE THE MARKED PRICES. MANTLE AND COSTUME SHOWROOM— DRESSING GOWNS, ' TEA GOWNS, Usual Prices 15s 6d to 19s 6d, Usual Prices 49s Gd to 75s s All reduced to All reduced to 9j6 32,6 BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, BLACK' CLOTH JACKETS, Usual Prices 21s to 29a 6d, Usual Prices 29s 6d to 355, All reduced to All reduced to ■ ' 14/6 : ■ | . 19/6 COLOURED OPERA MANTLES, NEW MACINTOSHES, ' Varying from 35s to 49s 6d, Usual Prices 22s 6d to 29a 6d, .All reduced to All reduced to ' 29/6 1 17/6 FURS. FURS., Usuafpfc^ SS B °t9 S s6d FUE CAPES ' redU ° edto 1 9/6 Seduced to qh If* KH If* NECKLETS, in Mink, Beaver, and other t?4 / " vl/U choice Furs, 25 per cent, off usual prices T£T .fbTTfii If? QI Flannelette, Flannel, and Silk Blouses, at about half-price, -UJ-«V/ <LJ KJJEJKD on tables marked at O/-fl-J PC '11 ~t AND Q//£ W3W 3 EVERY ARTICLE IS FRESH EVERY ARTICLE IS NEW • IS*. EVERY ARTICLE IS FASHIONABLE AT THE 8.1.G SALE. •

HAVE OPENED, Per MAORI, A VERY CHOICE SHIPMENT OP SPECIMEN GLASSES, DRESDEN WARE, AND SAMPLES OP GLASSWARE. The Styles and Designs will be found new and taking, whilst the Prices are ridiculously low. NEW NEEDLEWORK. We have a series of quite New Lines for Embroidery on Plush, Linen, &c. Linen Bags, Toilet Sets, Tray Cloths, Table Covers, Cosies, Cushions, Mantle Drapes, &o. RAPHAEL TUCK'S ART CALENDAR for 1897. We wish to clear about twelve dozen. One Beautiful Series, usual price 9d, for 3d. Another Superior Series, usual price Is 6d, for 6d. 69, LAMBTON QUAY. x / - / - Ladies should not fail to try the NEW HAT POLISH AND STAIN, for Renovating and Renewing Straw Hats, in a large variety of useful shades.

SELECT DOMESTIC MEDICINES AND k3 PREPARATIONS. WM. H. COY, FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, 81, Cuba-street, Wellington. ODONTALINE. Recommended by the dental profession fot Whitening and Preserving the Teeth, removes disagreeable odours from bad teeth, has no equal as a mouth wash after teeth extraction. Is 6d per bottle. MIRACULOUS CORN CUEE. A sure Cure for Corns, Callosities, &o/, without pain. Is per box. ANTISEPTIC TOOTH POWDEE. A valuable Powder for Beautifying and Preserving the Teeth and Gums. Is per box. CHILDEIDN'S HAIR LOTION. A safe, pleasant and effectual preparation for Cleansing Children's Heads irom Parasites. In bottles, Is 6d each. QUININE AND IRON TONIC. A powerful Tbnio, Enriohes the Blood, Strengthens the Digestive Organs, and gives new life to the debilitated. In bottles, 2s each. • WM. H. COY fiate J. Berry), Pharmace-itical Chemist, 81, Cuba-street, Wehingtor-. Telephone No. 542. MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 19, GHU2.NEE-STREET (Near Neks & Sons). Cuba-street trams pass near the door. The above Institution is conducted on similar lines to those long-established in the Old Country, to enable the public to obtain skilled Medical A.dvico at a coat within the means of all. ADVICE AND MEDICINE, g / , MEDICINE ONLY, 2/6 J. GRAHAM JEFFREYS, M.D., &c. England, Physician and Surgeon (Registered in New Zealand), from Guy's and St. Thomas's Hospitals, and formerly Modieal Officer of the Mount Ida District Hospital, Otago, is in charge of the Institute. DR. JEFFREYS has just returned from a three years' visit to England, where ho j made himself acquainted with all recent improvements in Medical and Surgical Science. The Dispensary contains all the newest and most approved Drugs, and is under tho charge of a Bogistered Chemist. Patients desirous of consulting by letter may obtain Advice and Medicine by forwarding a fee of -81. All letters to be addressed — The Manager, Medical Institute, 19, Ghuznee-atreet, Wellington.

VICTOR BICYCLES "MAKE THE PACE." A WORD OF ADVICE. In purchasing a High-grade Bicycle, ask your dealer for a bill of particulars as to material and construction. A satisfactory answer to the following questions should be demanded before you pay out ,£25 in hard cash and risk your life, .limb, and happiness on a bicycle : — , Is there any cast metal in this bicycle? Are the frame connections forged steel? Are the cones and ball-seats hardened clear through, or only case hardened? How many, of orucible steel have been used in its construction ? Is there a strong, reputable firm baok of this machine ? , " How long have they been making bioycles? t Crucible steel is the highest and most expensive grade of metals known to the bicycle trade. Twenty pounds of tHis metal are used in the construotion'bf every Victor Bioycle. Tho Victor costs more .tb build than any other bicycle. This fact has never been disputed. < Eide a Victor, and keep away from the repair shops. You take no chances when you buy a Victor Bioycle. Ask Victor riders. If we could educate the public to judge a bicycle on its merits we would gladly pay .£SOO. We would then do three-quarters of the bicycle trade. THE YEEEX & JONES COMPANY, 43, WILLIS-STRKBT, WELLINGTON, PHOTOGRAPHY. TUT ES . E . HKBBMAHfI, -LV-fl. Temporary Premises, CUBA-STEEET, ' Next Sidey's old Auction Mart.