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Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 99, 23 October 1897, Page 2

PLEASE RiBJAD THIS ! As it was printed especially for you, and by giving this matter your attention you will greatly oblige. X M'LEAN, Jun., IRONMONGER 28, Willis-street, Is to have new premises erected on the site of his present shop, which is to bo pulled down. As this will mean removing into temporary premises while the work is going on he has decided to hold a CLEABING SALE. Now, remember, this is not to be one of those periodical sales which you have had so much of lately, but a genuine clear out ; everything to be sold if possible, as the shipments to arrive will stock the temporary premises. 1 It is a well-known fact that M'LEAN'S everyday prices are lower than at any of those so-called Cheap Saleß, so you may expect to see some eye-cpeners in the way ot bargains during this sale. Remember this — M'LEAN does not sell at cost price; he makes aprofit, be it ever so small, and yet you will find his prices far below those who profess to be selling at Cost Prices. A few samples of the bargains to be procured : — UsuAt, SALE Price. PRICE. Primus Stoves, I*6. 0 ... 12a 6d 10s 6d Primus Stoves. No. 1 ... ISs Od 12s 6d Ve.eder Cyclometers ... 7s 6d 5s 6d "Lito" Bike Lamps .. 12s 6d 10s Bd Guest's Pneumatic Ontntß Is Od 9d Carpenters' Pencils ... 6d doz 4d doz Carpenters* Tdbl Baskets 2s Od Is 6d 8. &J. Crosscut Saws, 6ft 9s Od 7s 6d Mrs. Potts' s Irons (in sets three), plain ..,' ... f s Od 4s Gd Mts. Potts' s Irons (in sets •<--'- ' three), plated ... 5b 6d 5s Od J. M'LEAN, Jtjn., CASH IRONMONGER, 28, WILLIS-STREET. The Bicycle of, 1 898. > . A WHOLE SEASON AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS. Inglis Bros. ■jiOR the past year Have been studying the -*- requirements of those in seAroh of tho "HIGHEST GRADE" Bioyole, and are pleased to Btate that they have succeeded in scouring the Sole Agoncy for the RALEBQH CYCLE in New Zealand. Oar sole reason for shipments coming forward so late is that we decided to overlook the Season 1897, and place upon the market the 1898 -pattern machine. We are the only firm in New Zealand that is in a position to make this assertion. On the arrival of the " lonic," October 18th, 1897, large shipments will come to hand, and td avoid disappointment intending purchasers should place their orders without delay. Large shipments of Humber-Goddards and Valkyries also in stock. All up-to-date in every respect. Dunlop Tyres and WestwooiJ Rims. Brooks' Saddles fitted to all machines. Catalogue's post free to all parii of ' New Zealand. INGLIS BROSI9 AGENTS WILLIS STREET, WELLIKGTOK. Telephone 1019. P.O. Box 68. SUNLIGHT & LIFEBUOY SOAP. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION IN NEW ZEALAND. nnArt In Prizes of- Bioycles, nnnn &OUU Watches, Caises of Carvers, *OUU Books, &c, • Given free for " Sunlight " and " Lifebuoy " Soap Wrappers. Fnll particulars in oircular delivered housf . to house, or may be had from every grocer. Competition closes 30th November, 1897. /GENTLEMEN, READ THISJ And have no other Boot. . o//1 M'KENZIE BOOT I 10/O M'KENZIE BOOT! a paie. M <KUNZIE,BOOT! In Pointed and Squaaid Toes. To be had only from A. LINDSAY, 18/6 CDIJ f£ IBIsET - 1.8/6 A PAIE. LAMBTON-QTTAT. A PAIR HALF-GUINEA BOOTS. 10/6 10/6 10/6 10/6 , . HALF-GUINEA BOOTS. . Country Customers, send for a pair. Postage Gd eltra. Ask for this make at A. LINDSAY'S, 23, CUBA-BTBEKT, AND IiAMBTON-QtTAT. A REMINDER! IF you want a set of D 'Alberts to play, buy the GLASGOW D^BERTS, Arranged by E. gT^KiNG, Jun. The only set of D'Alb<TCs*pnblished as now danced. Tifthoi 2s. Washington Post Dancb. Sheard's Comic, Dance, and Christy Albums, for 1898. Best Variety of Sheet and Book Music in Wellington. Pianos Tuned, 7s 6d. Violin Bows Rehaired All the Latest Novelties always in Stock. EDWIN J. KING, 69, MANNERS-STREET, Opposite Opera House, Wellington. •^nyHAT will you Drink? WATSON'S V WHISKY. Thb Purist and Best*