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Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 20, 23 July 1897, Page 7

OH, MAMA! JOH. E. LINDBERG, THE CHEAP DRAPER, Cuba-street, IS HOLDING A GIGANTIC SALE, AND GIVING A CASH BONUS TO EVERY CUSTOMER. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS ! Double width Dress Goods, 3s lid, 4s lid, and Is lid the full dross 4a 6d Rugs for 2s lid ; 3s Gd Bed Quilts, Is lid ; la Table Linen, B*d Turkey Towels, 3^d | Lace Curtains, unheard of value 6yds Heavy Flannelette, Is 3d 6yds Heavy Twill, Is 9d 6yds Double-Bordered Art Muslin, Is 6d 6yds Heavy Cretonne," l ls 6d Blankets, groatljr reduced Twill Sheetings, cheapest in Wellington Men's Shirts, Is 9d ; Men's Pants, Is pair Men's Socks, 2^d ; Braces, iid Gd pair Ladies' Ribbed Cashmere Hose, 8d pair Children's Stockings, 3d pair Wide Lace, Id ; Embroidery, Id ; Whalebone, Id dozen ' Heaps of Bargains. Overstocked. Must have room. Remember — CASH BONUS TO EVERY CUSTOMER. Now is the time to buy. Call early in tho day. JOH. E. LINDBERG, * WRONG SIDE OF CUBA ■ STREET. All parcels delivered free. M'KENZIE BOOTS, pOE GENTS' WEAR, English Sole Leather and French Calf. ASK FOR M'KENZIE BOOTS, AT A. LINDSAY'S, 23, CUBA-STREET, And LAMBTON-QUAY. 18/6 A PAIR.' 18/6 A PAIR. By Appoint- sf^llvv]? Excellency to His jcfy^JpfrZC^L Governor. PKANK GRADY, Willis-street, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! Dainty Gold and Gom Nocklets and Muff Chains, Rings, Bangles, Brooches, Links,' Enamel Watches, &c. Sterling Silvkr Tea Services, Spoons, Salt| Cellars. Muffineers, Candlesticks, Scent Bottles, and Brushes, Mounted in Silver. N Choice Electro-Plated Novelties. Optical Goods, Fans, Dressing Cases, &o. Five Pee Cent. Discount jfor Cash. Manufacturing, Engraving, Gilding. Watch, Clock, and Jewellery Repairs. 'mHE QHOP T^OR -pRESENTS. "DOINTS TO BE REMEMBERED WHEN FURNISHING ! HENRY FIELDER, THE UNIVERSAL PROVIDER, 38, 40, and 42, Manners-street, Wellington. FlßSTLY.— Suppb'es Sketches andEstimates Free for any household furnishing desired SECONDLY.— He offers suggestions re Furnishing the various parts of a house, and makes his goods in accordance with the requirements of his customers THIRDLY.— His Beddingis absolutely pure, and newly made to the order of each customer FOURTHLY. — His prices are as low as obtainable elsewhere where the quality of goods supplied is thr same FIFTHLY.— Send for samples and price of all your requirements before purchasing elsewhere THE ' RANFURLY ' BEDROOM SUITE: WARDROBE, 3ft 9in wide, with Bevel Glass Door DRESSING CHEST, 3ft 6in wide, with Bevel Glass 'WASHSTAND, 3ft 6in wide, with Bevel Glass TOWEL. RAIL TWO CHAIRS 1 COMPLETE, FROM ' *}-g Q -jj Q / HENRY FIELDER, THE -ARTISTIC HOUSE, SHOP, AND HOTEL FURNISHER, 38, 40, and 43, Manners-street, Wellington. \\ /"ANTED Known — 1 have derived great benefit from the nse of your Balsam of Horehound and Aniseed, and take great pleasure in recommending it to others. — Mrs. Alps, Ifogent-Btreot, Wellington. To Mr. Ayres. i^7 ANTED Known— Your Ginger Wine Extmafc makes the most perfect winter beverage.— A. Cooper, Dunedin. To Mr' Ayres. Prepared only by R. Ayres, Botanic Dispensary, 90, Cuba-street. WANTED Known — Your Glycerine Jelly,' for chapped hands and roughness of the skin, is the very best thing I have ever used.— A. Richard, Palmerston North. To Mr. Ayres. FOR A SPLITTING HEADACHE Nothing; is so sure and safe as GIESEN'3 JXRTANT HEADACHE CUKE. For Nervous Headache it is ah unfailing ' remedy. 12 in a, bos. Post free, Is Gd. G.I E S E N, Dispensing Chemist, next Evening Post, j Your Weight Free. l ■ _____ TTILECTRIC-LIGHTINGj GASFITTING. JjJ We are prepared to give Estimates for the Installation of the Electric Light. All our materials being pnrohased from the best makers, we are 1 enabled to give good value at reasonable prices. Wo have always in stock a good assortment of Gasfittirigs, Gas Fires, Patent Burners, &o. ; also, tho Douglas Bath Heater— the most economical Heater in the market We keep a large staff of capable - Workmen, and are prepared to carry out all orders with despatch.— THOMAS BALLINGKR & CO., 83, Viot6ria-Btreet. Telephone, No. 197. N.B.— Highest price given for old amp. • ■