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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1898, Page 7

DAMAGED IN FACTORY. AMAGED IN FACTORY. SHEETINGS ! SHEETINGS I (BEAUHFUL QUALITY. 54 inohes wide ... Is 2d for 0s 10£ d 54 inohes wide ... Is 3d for la Od 72 inches wide ... Is 2d FOR 0s 10£ d 72 inches wide ... Is 3d for Is Od 72 inches wide „, Is 5d for Is 2d 72 inches wide .... Is 6d for Is 3d 72 inches wide ... 2s Od for Is 9d 80 inches wide ... Is 9d for Is 6d 80 inches wide ... Is lid for Is 8d 80 inches wide ... 2s Od FOR Is 9d 90 inches wide ... 2s 3d for Is lid 90 inches wide ... 2s lid for 2s 3d 90 inches wide ... 2s Jld for 2s 6d DAMAGED SHEETINGS ! H. J. RODGERS & CO., 72, 74, MANNERS-STREET. GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS ! TAMES SMITH & SONS (late of *J» To Aro House) have much pleasure in informing their many friends that they have secured the premises occupied by Mr. James Pettie, opposite Te Aro House. The premises are now closed to facilitate stock-taking, and will be re-opened in a few days, of which further notice will be given. V SPRING, 1898. STYLE AND FASHION. NEW DRESS MATERIALS. NEW PRINTS, PIQUES, ZEPHYRS. NEW MUSLINS, Plain and Fancy. NEW BRILLIANTS and PRINTS. New Costumes and Costume Skirts, from 4s 9d to 18s 6d New Blouses, in Silk, Muslin, Piques, Prints, and Zephyrs. All made on the premises. We guarantee a perfect fit. New Silk Fronts, all shades, 2s 6d, 3s, 4s 9d, 6s 6d New Millinery, Bonnets, and Hats New Ties, Umbrellas Now Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons New Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing New Tweeds, Vicunas, Serges, Venetian I Cloth | TAILORING, Style and Fit, at Most Moderate Charges. B. J. WALSH & CO., 75, WILLIS-STREET. TYPEWRITERS! HAVE YOU SEEN THE IMPROVED REMINGTON ? Although the REMINGTON has always been held in very high repute throughout the world, it has lately been so much improved that it is now as near perfection as anyone could wish, and before buying a Typew.-iter you certainly should inspect the NEW REMINGTONS. MIMEOGRAPHS and all Accessories stocked also a large and varied assortment of specially' selected Typwriter and Carbon Papers, Ribbons, and other requisites. Sole Wellington A gent for the Remington — CLAUDE M. BANKS (Late with Lyon & Blair), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL COMMER. CIAL, LAW, and MANUFACTURING STATIONER, PRINTER, ACCOUNT BOOK BINDER, &0., Grey and Hunter-streets, Wellington l^T ANT E D KNOWN. That H. Pritchard is now selling — 1001b Flour 12s 3d 501b Flour (5s 3d 251b Flour 3s 3d 251b Oatmeal Ss 3d White Crystal Sugar ... 2d Cut Loaf Sugar 2Jd Eleme Raisins 5d Now Currants 5d Tins Apricots 6d 41b Tapioca . Gd 41b Sago 6d 150deg- Kerosene, 10s per case Prime Butter, lOd per lb Fresh E&gs, 9d per dozen AT H. PRIT CHARD'S, COURTENAY-PLACB. |M;rs. j. s. cross, 123, Lambton-quay (Opposite the Club Hotel), DIRECT IMPORTER OF LACE GOODS, LINEN, BRAIDS. The Largest and Best Assortment in Wellington. Linon in all Colours. Just Arrived— A Large Assortment of Renaissance and Porcelain Work. Every Requisite to be had at THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT