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A SENSATIONAL PURCHASE. CONSIGNMENT OF -fl Q CASES BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, Bought in Wellington at considerably less than LONDON WHOLESALE PIIICES. STATIONERS, SUNDAY SCHOOL TIOACHERS, BAZAAR COMMITTEES, &c, Will find those Goods VERY MUCH BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES. N.B.— We intend to clear off every line at once, as many of theso goods are not stocked by us in the regular way. THE STOCK CONSrSTS OT?— School Prizes, Good Novels, Picture Books, Writing Paper and Envelopes in packets or pretty fancy boxes. Writing 1 Desks, Games, -Albums, School Requisites, Purses; Illustrated Texts. Motl.oes, &c, for Sunday School use; Inkstands, Photo Frames, Ladies' Leather Handbags. A PEW OF THE PKlC USillustrated TBXTS AND MOTTOES, usually sold at 6d, Od, Is each, Now Gd. 9d, Is dozen CHI L D It ION'S FANCY PICTURE BOOKS— Mother Hubbard, Red Riding Hood, Pitss in Boots. &c. 2d, lid, Gd. Is STANDARD NOVKLS, by "Sir Walter Scott, Goldsmith, A ins worth, Marryat. M:i.vno I.'o i.!, at 1 0.V.1 each SUNDAY SCHOOL PIU'ZES, Handsome Gilt-edged, worth 5s 6d each, offered at ;>s fid NOTE-PAPIOR AND .ENVELOPES. Ruled, Plain, and in Fancy Boxes, fully worlh Is tid to 4s 6d box, now selling at Gd, Sd, Ik, Is 6d FANCY/ GAMES — Ludo, Tiddley winks. Slipperette, Halma, arid other Novelties. worlh Is to Is Gd each, now Gd and 7d EXIOKCISK BOOKS, POCKET BOOKS, MEMO BOOKS. PENS, PENCILS. EKASERS, TABLE DECORATIONS. &c, at like Reductions A LAST WORD. As we are NOT goins? to RUN a STATIONERY D UPAR^MENT, every line must bo sold. THE PRICES wo are quoting WILL EFFECT THIS. a chTnce AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS' TO PURCHASE BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, SCHOOL BEQU [SITES. SALE ! SALE! SALE ! CHEAP BOOTSTCHEAP BOOTS. Boys' Kip Shooters, from 3 11 Ladies' Glace Kid Walking Shoes, 3/11, 4/3 Boys' Kip School BooK 8 G, 3/11 4 9, 5/G, 5/1 1 Ladies' High-top Lace Poots, 5/6 Gents' Tan Lace Boots, 7/11 Ladios' Superior Satin Calf Lace Boots, 100 pairs of Genls' Superior Light Lace H igh-top, ti/11 Walking Boots, 6 1 1 Ladies' Superior Glace Kid Walking Shoes, Gents' Tan and Black Walking Shoes, 4/11 Ribbon Tie, 4/6 Ladies' Warm Slippers, from Gd Ladies' Canvas Shoes, 2/9 Cliildren' Patent Shoes, 1/G Ladies' House Boots, 3/11 Men's Kip Eoots, from 4'll 250 pairs of Ladies' Evening Shoes, 2/3 250 paira Gents' Sample Boots and Shoes at 75 pairs of Ladies' Evening Shoes, I'll tempting prices 270 pairs two-strap livening Shoes, 2/11 Kangarette Boots and Shoes, 2/- a pair — 300 pairs one-slrap Evening Shoes, 2/9 cheaper than at any other shop REMEMBER— We havo but one Address : ROWE'S SYDNEY BOOT MART, BLUE HO US 15 -!.2, CUBA-STKEET. Next to Messrs. Wintou & M'Lauohlan'S Crockery Warehouse. WINTER SALE NOW ON. J^JT" GTjA DIATOiI CYCLES! SAW rSPHESU FAMOUS MACHINES can bo obtained by the Public raMfc^ .JL direct from the \ViiOj,E".alic Agknt, fe#^ AUTJIUK J. UEOftUE, 3 y VICTORIA-STRUET (Opposite P. Hayman & Co.'s). y^fe^llils Jj?OQ HA/ FOR A OQ/\ MACHINE. Mt^7^o& <3Wo 111/- dboi) WxpS^y-^^W/zm '^ a GLADIATORS are the Latest Modols, and most upto\;."!.<:'Tif!ft' r -Sf^/# date Machine in the market — Elswick Hubs, Westwood Rims. *^^W$&W I>anlop ' L 'y L ' es > Brake, &c. NOW PROCEEDING. A FLOOD-TIDE OF ENORMOUS BARGAINS!! GEORGE & KERSLEY, WELLINGTON. [Trade Mark.] fW%'Msi T GUARANTEE TO CURE EXTERNAL Jf Wjp iV''f?;| fl CANCER. Internal Cancer also treated. fjji - '/, < {>^m I claim to have cured the fiivst external ffi-j-*' ■~ / ''~'-"^% cancor caso in New Zealand. Tumours, M-C ' '"\ ''.V\3 Ulcers, Wounds, Sores. Sprains, Stiff Joints, />?C '' - ' »' '~*i Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, V olcnt Head- /Y-M/ Y -M ' S\r> ujl iichcs. Loss of Memory — Specialities. r}&» / '^W'/w Qualified Masseuse. /''}'''■ >, ' >' ' ' "''ii'Ssir Hours— ll a.m. to 1 p in.. 3pm. to 5 p.m ; /^Mv ■' -'"•" • \:-y<&^ Sundays excopted. Electricity and advice >;-- „.JU-' /*?/ fkek on Mondays and Thursdays!. sto 7 p.m. /\, '' ' /■'£/ Testimonials on view ; personal application. J*f'^-*^'' '-'W iiRS. Leonid as mart a smith, JT ''"< -'^ir^W No. 1, Knig^o's-avonuo. /!> „,- Sole A gent for E . Abercrombio & Co. ' s Patent \te*^*£&B& > *'^ Surgical Belts, also Dr. Ryder's Cor&et. XaassOS*-"— .JUST ARRIVED, PEAItCHTS BOOT arcade, MP <5 T <3 PiTCOSS L Ajri " l - v '^ IJO BOOT ARCADE, 123, Lasibton-quat — — (Opposite the Club Hotel), m/-. „.,,,_ ™ fr ~ DIRECT IMPORTKR OF LACE GOODS, LINKN. BRAIDS. VyHY walk when you can ride a Raleigh The Largesl and Best Assortment in * * Wellington. Cycle ? Best value for money in the market. Linen in all Colours. _ ... tia-iat a i i { ti For particulars, apply Just Arrived— A Largo Assortment or lie- LL J naif.'sance and Porcelain Work. INGLIS BROS., Every Requisite to bo had at Trocadero Buildings, Willis-street. THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT.

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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 25, 29 July 1898, Page 3

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759

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 25, 29 July 1898, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 25, 29 July 1898, Page 3

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