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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 72, 22 September 1898, Page 2

CHEAPEST IRONMONGER. SPECIAL LOW PRICES! DOVER STOVES, 6,395; 7,495; 8, C3s PLATFORM SCALES, To weigh 351b, 17s 6d BRASS-RAIL BEDSTEADS Although prices have advanced considerably, we are selling a large lot, landed per Rakaia, at usual low prices. 3ft, 3ft Gin, 4ft, 4ft 6in. ENAMELLED WARE. Just landed — Kettles, Teapots, Saucepans, Basins, Jugs, Butter Dishes, Stewpans, <tc, &c, Blue and White, White and Gold, and Agate Ware, in endless variety. MECHANICS' TOOLS. A splendid assortment of New Tools, per Rakaia, just opened. Cheap, as usual. SCORES OF SPECIAL CHEAP LINES AFTER STOCKTAKING. GEORGE WINDER, CHEAPEST IRONMONGER, Lower Cuba-street. SEASON 1898-99. JOHN DUTHIE & CO. (Limited), WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND HOUSEFURNISHING IRONMONGERS, Willis, Mercer, and Victoria Streets, WELLINGTON. CRICKET ! CRICKET ! CRICKET ! Now Opening Up, ex s.s. Gothic, THE NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF CRICKETING MATERIALS, INCLUDING— BATS— Duke's Willow King „ Excelsior fl^ Premier v Special „ Youths' DUKE'S BALLS — Treble Sewn, Double Sewn, P.K.D., Crescent, and Eclipse Compo. I.R. Bat Handles. Surrey Shields. WJCKET - KEEPING GLOVES, various qualities, including the New Rubberfaced BATTING GLOVES, latest styles and best make LEG-GUARDS — Gold Cape, White Kid, Skeleton, &c. Stumps, Nets, Bags, Scoring Books LAWN TENNIS ! Slazenger's Racquets, " Special Demon," "Demon," "Renshaw," " Player," " La Belle." Slazenger's Red and White Tennis Balls, Nets, Poles, Racquet Presses CROQUET SETS ! Slazenger's Best. LAWN BOWLS! Taylor's Glasgow made, regulation size and bias ; silver - mounted, and all other qualities A LARGE AND VAEIED STOCK OF GARDEN REQUISITES ! i For the Season. JOHN DUTHIE & CO. (Limited), HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WILLIS-STRBET, Wellington. DO YOU EVER THINK That the Milk you drink is one of your most important foods P DO YOU EVER TEINK Of the source of supply ? DO YOU EVER THINK Whether the cows producing the Milk supplied to your household are inspected? DO YOU EVER SEE The condition of the premises in s which the cows are milked ? ■ DO YOU KNOW What is meant by Tuberculosis? DID YOU EVER Inspect the cans in which the Milk is brought to your door ? DO YOU KNOW What a pleasure it is to drink a glass of Puris Milk, with the feeling that it is food and not poison ? TRY IT 1 WELLINGTON FRESH FOOD AND ICE COMPANY (Ltd.), CORNHILL-STRBET. Telephone No. 244. J. ALEXANDER, PLUMBING, ELECTRIC LIGHT, AND DRAIN-LAYING CONTRACTOR, 12, Scarborough-terrace. Telephone No. 68. "P O B GOOD BOOTS GO TO HULBERT. Gent's Tan or Blaok, from 12s 6d HULBERT, 27a & 168, WILLIS-BTREET.