BALL INVITATIONS ARE OUT BALL SEASON, Poli TnE SEASON, 1898. Ifo 181)8. AND PORTIIC OMI N G FESTIVI TIE S. BALL AND PARTY COSTUME REQUISITES. FOR CORRECT FASHION AND "WHAT TO WEAR," A VrSIT SHOULD BE I'AID TO THE LEADING MODISTES, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. THE RICHEST AND MOST COMPIIKHKNSIVM GATHERING ov NOVELTIES IN EVENING^ SILKS. • SPECIAL — THE NEW MOIRE VELOURS, in Evening Tints, 21in wide, 2s Gd, fis yard CREAM AND WHITE SATIN DUCHESS, 23in wide, prices Gs Gd, 7s Gd, 9a yard EVENING MERVEILLEUX SILK, in all shades, 23in wide, 4s Gd yard IVORY CREAM AND WHITE BIIOCADKS, very Choice and Handsome Designs, 23in wide, 4s 9d, 5s 6d, 7s Gd, 8s 9d. 9s, 10s Gd yard COLOURED BENGALINE SILKS, a Choico Range for Evening Wear, 22in wide, 5s 3d, 5s 6d, 6s, Gs Gd, 8s yard SURAH SILKS, in 30 Different Shades, 22in wide, 4s, 4d 3d, 4s 6d yard EVENING MATERIALS. NUN'S VEILING, in all the Newest Shades, 42in to 41in wide, Is 6d, 2s yard EVENING CREPONS, in nice Litfht Tints, 42in wide, 2s, 2s Gd yard CREAM FANCY MATERIALS, in Silk Stripes and Fancy Designs, 42in and 44in wide, 2s, 2a Gd, 2s 9d, to Gs Gd NOWHERE ELSE CAN SUCH NOVELTIES BE SEEN. Matched Throughout, in GLOVES, HOSE, FANS, CHIFFONS, LACES, TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS, FLOWERS, FLOUNCINGS, &c, &c. Of these Essentials a Grand Display is made. To list a stock such as is now held by Kh-kcaldie & Stains for a daily advertisement would be impossible,.. Attention can only bo called to a few of the attractive novelties now shown. EVENING GAUZES AND CHIFFONS. These are leading materials this season, and will take foremost place in the completion of Evening Gowns, in Stripes, Spots, and choico Figured and Scroll designs of a transparent character, in White, Black, Cream, Sky, Coral, Maize, Amber, Heliotrope, Eau de Nil, Kose, &c, &c, 44in wide, 3s, 3s Gd, 5s Gd yard GOFFERED CHIFFONS, PLISSE CHIFFONS, BAND CHIFFONS, in all shades PIECE CHIFFONS, Plain and Figured, 44in wide, 3s yard LADIES, Notb— ln writing for Chiffons, kindly state width required. SEQUIN AND JEWELLED NETS AND TRIMMINGS (Patterns cannot be cut). In this section the'finest collection is shown, comprising— 2in Sequin Insertions, on White and Black Net grounds, in Pearl, Silver. Black and Silver, and Moonlight Shades, 8s 6d, 10s 6d yard. 24in Sequin Nets, on White and Black Net grounds, 4s 6d, 8s 6d, 16s Gd yard. Jewelled Lisse, 20in wide, 20s yard, all shadings OPEBA CLOAKS.— Coloured Cloth Opera Cloaks, trimmed Fur, 22s 6d, 25s Gd, 27s Gd each. Coloured Brocaded Silk Cloaks, trimmed Fur, 47s 6d, 60s, 84s. Cream Cashinoro Cloaks, trimmed Fur, 31s Gd, 455, 555, 755, 94s 6d. Cream Brocade Cloaks, trimmed Fur, 47a 6d, 655, 73s Gd, 94s 6d. Full Length Cloaks, circular shape, 59s Gd, 755, 84s to 120 a. Ladies' Evening Pelisses, trimmed Fur, 84s, 965, 105s A DAY FOR INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, WELLINGTON AND NAPIER.
TEA FOR THE COTTAGE ! TEA POR THE MANSION ! TEA FOR THE MILLION ! DAVID ANDERSON & 'SON'S SELECTION OP CHOICE CEl r LON TEAS. Per lb. 51b Tins. 101b Tins. « A C CEYLON PEKOE. -j //» hIQ "fl A //» " Ol 8 I Good Strong Liquor, Sterling Value I/O 4,0 JLtK/O «. , CHrLL-GROWN PEKOE. -J /{V Q /Q -d n If* iNO - % I A Really Good and Economical Family Tea ... X / 1/ OfO i.O/ O Wrt , C BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE. Cb I <Th in Hfb I No - 5 I Strong and Fragrant. Special Value A" t// O le//~ N fi C ORANGE PEKOE. O/l -f -A / rt^ / Wo ' b I Very Choice. A Tea for Connoisseurs ... A 11/" JuJL\" „ 7 (GOLDEN-TIPPED PEKOE. Q/ -6 4 I M / JNO - ' { The Choicest Tea, imported O/~ X^bj - 6d4 l m These Teas are the BEST Ceylon can produce or cash and experience can obtain. Packet Teas (whether packed in paper or in lead) lose a largo portion of their strength and flavour. Therefore buy Teas from tho bulk, and save coat of packing. CEYLON TEiTWAIiEHOUSE, 40, MOLES WORTH-STREET, WELLINGTON. PLEASE SEND FOR COMPLETE PRICE-LIST OF GROCERIES.
LAWES'S MANURES. JUST LANDED, Ex RANGATIRA, 100 TONS SUPERPHOSPHATES, 36 PER CENT. OP SOLUBILITY. PRICES AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO THE AGENTS, THE WAIRARAPA' FARMERS' CO-OPEKATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, WELLINGTON AND WAIRARAPA.
TAKE BENJAMIN GUM FOR COUGHS AND COLDS. THE "KING OF ALL 59 COUGH REMEDIES. Iln and Chin CHEMISTS AND STORES. /D 4Oj SPENCER VINCENT, CHEMIST, CHRISTCHUIICII, PROPRIETOR,.
New Zealand Government LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT ASSETS ... ~ ... £2,500,000 STATE GUA~RANTEE AND SUPERVISION. A POLICYHOLDER/S TESTIMONY. Talavera Terrace, Wellington, i 16th January, 1897. Dear Sir— I took out a policy in your Office in 1875 and it became duo tho other day. I bog to say that tho monoy was paid to me on the very day it was due, and that although I had only paid in promiums i 2164 10s Od my cheque amounted to .£248 17a Od. lam so satisfied with the result of my investment that I shall be glad to tako out another polioy with you for .£SOO. Yours faithfully, W. E. Woods. The Commissioner, Government Insurance Department, Wellington.
\S A SAFER Drink has never JOHN NICOL, </\/ yet been brewed than PLUMBER, WATSON'S # * # WHISKY. CUBA-STREET. It is the Best in the World ! ANTED to Sell, White Paper Apply X LORENTE'S LAXATIVK PILLS at Evening Post offioe. JLiLORENTE'S LAXATIVE PILLS
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Evening Post, Volume LV, Issue 125, 28 May 1898, Page 3
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894Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Post, Volume LV, Issue 125, 28 May 1898, Page 3
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