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Torturing Disfiguring Humours fielder's. Itching, Burning, and Scaly — Eruptions of the Skin and Scalp with Loss of Hair jf jjW SHIPMENTS CURED BY CUTICURA. The treatment is simple, direct, agreeable, NOW OPENED. and economical, and is adapted to the youngest infant as well as adults of every age. Bathe the affected parts with Hot watek __ and Cutiouba Soaf to cleanse the Bkin of crusts and scales, and soften the thickened Cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing, and 180 Brass-mounted Fenders 12a 6d 16a 18a apply Cutiouba Ointment freely, to allay 30s each ' ' itching, irritation, and inflammation, and -„ soothe and heal, and lastly take the Cutioura oU sets Brasses, 7s 6d to 10s 66. fiBSOLVEHT to cool and cleanse the blood. an Rfi f_ ■R~ aDDnt , i O a* *. ie This treatment affordsinstant relief, permits ™ Bets Masses, 12s 6d to 15s rest and sleep, and points to a speedy, perma- 3 caeee Persian Bedsteads £& 10a fn J>fl nont, and economical cu»e when all other rem- A naoot ,T<.v n "-«««,** xvs to *o edios and even tho best physicians fail. * cases lt; alian Bedpteads, .£5 to .£2O Boid eveirwhere. Price, Thb Set. fl«.; or, Coticoea 3 cases Children's Cots 28s 6A to 3<is Soap, ]*„• OumiiHT, 2#. <W. ; Bmolvbmt. '•!«. &/. /pos « o « t> „ ~ ' paid or F. Ncwusur it Runs, London. Potticb Djkvo " cases Brass'rail Cots from 40s amd Cant. Cobr, Bole Prop*., Bwtou, V. 8, A. ( mM , , _ ' , 5 c %% e * assorted French Bedateada, from 35s each FOE CHEAP BOOTS. 6 casea Chil(Ws H - gh LAST WEEK FOR CHEAP 4 Tom ffSRS Chairs * with Table 3' BOOTS. 4 cases Children's Carriage Chairs, from 21s each DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE. 3 % a , te a Bedroom Ware, 8s 6d, 12s 6d, 18a yd, 22s 6d Ladies' 8s 6d American Shoes, 7a 6d 3s and 4s in the £ off all American Boots and Shoes—New Goods, Just Landed. tar. African Boo*^Shoea, 3 a .nd 4s The*, Goofc were atl purchased BEFOBB See the Florsheim make, the most up-to-date THE RISE IN PRICES, consequently our ■a- t> j x. 8 . 00t T , in town - „ events will reap the benefit. The buying Bur Reductions m B^«nd Youths' Boobs pubHc are requßsted to Ingpect our st J k £ Sweeping Reduotiou in (j'irls' and Maids' all departments. Boots and Shoes. Infants' Boots and Shoes. Hundreds of pairs *~ — at Half-price. Although all Boots and Shoes are up in price, 38, 40, 42, MANNERS-STREET k lam selling Watertights, Shooters, and «■«*• Blucher Boots at the old prices, and giving big Reductions as well. So be in time. "I do not sell Tea," and so — . „ WEONG THE GROCERS, S OMET HING TO READ. But for BOOTS and SHOES roys' pthttqtth « * • You can't better yourself anywhere else. /to LAST WEEK ! REGATTA SHIRTS, 2s Us each, were LAST WEEK! 786deach , BOYS' and GENT.'S DERBY TIES were A T,TN PIS A V Is 6d to 3s each. Reduced to three for .tt.. AJXVi UOJX. X , 2s 9d, and Is Ties now three for Is 9d, 127, LAMBTON-QUAY, and CUBA-ST. and Is Bows now two for Is — BOYS' and MEN'S STRAW HATS, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d. All now reduced to SIXPENCE each, Cj- OLD E N ALE, AT **■ _ NEW ZEALAND CLOTH-NON-ALCOHOLIO. ING FACTORY. O,NiiY Address in Wellington— FIRST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL LONDON 57, LAMBTON-QUAY. EXHIBITION, 1898. • H< A " Mobison > Manager.^ -ORITTAIN'S THOMSON, LEWIS % CO. ANTI-GRIPPE MIXTURE Immediate Relief. Acts like a oharm. — — Hundreds who have tried it pronounce it tho most wonderful and effective remedy yet Tulephone 148. Tblbphonbs 148. discovered. Price, 2s 6d. BRITTAIN'S . WHOOPING COUGH SPECIFIC. Why let the poor children suffer when relief is at hand to ease and cure the terrible ■R BMNANTS. gg-jg-t^^to-top p ri ce,is6d H. BRITTAIN, REMNANTS Chemist, 35, Manners-street. — m?^^ LAST WEEK OF SALE. MT )$1 |& <*> cT& C FT ' V\ cAfi/ &GG. G i Gs\ i Remnants of Laces, ■ X\ C&Sp ow € 6 6> G % PJY Remnants of Ribbons, typffir^frffi^/yy' B^anfofTrtannsa WnfS^fWMXt At Real Remnant Prices, — r-7 ©^«w— »f— •^-p^— ] I■■■■ ■ LAST WEEK OF SALE. V< \ j i I(jT URIi TE ARO HOUSE W \ VMW[M DRAPERY CO., Ltd. IT i\\ * ****"***'« oddments" \ ,\ Mo "»W ODDMENTS r"^Vs#/n AfLOWEST PRICES. LAST WEEK OF SALE. \^SX^ SMITH & SMITH, Oddments of Linoleu~mZ [^ & ViCt ° ria Oddments of Carpets, - 1 Oddments of Damask, At Real Oddment Peices. f " LAST WEEK OF SALE. — IE/ IINSEY, TE ARO HOUSE ; DRAPERY CO., Ltd. -j PORTRAIT / ROBERT D ARROOH, PHOTOGRAPHER, T>AKER AND CONFECTIONER, 95, Cuba-steebt. LAMBTON-QUAY, Pastry of every description. WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALITY. Opposite the Economic. / Tea, Coffee, &c, alwaya ready, ROBERT DARROCH, (Late J Skinner), 95, Cuba-street. WANTED Known, Great Bargains for "T R T G A l'l EB Y. Sale in all kinds of Musical Instru- J\. ' ments. Agent for Stewavt and Bauer's celebrated Mandolines, Banjos, and Guitars. Also, Piano, walnut case, check action, overstrung, EXHIBITION OF PICTURES TO trichord; only X2Q, a sacrifice Lady's Victor Bioyole, .£11 ; gent's ditto, .£5 and ALL - i>7. Money to lend. Cash buyer of anything. W.« Smart, Pawnbroker, Willis-st. WtEK STSooSLS gIJS M ' GREGOR WRIGHT * CO., p.SXTf« yourTltf ma^inl 1 Ida'ms PICTUR E FEAMERS ' Star Cycle Company, Mercer-street. Lambton-quat. V " ® trd kS kt LJ. Bf(;B f ( ; a V se th °y' re built right. It is as reasonable to expect your local plumber to manufacture..' fc^" alugh.grade watch as to turn out a high-grade bicycle with a Bet of fittings which can be pur- |*- 6haeed for a few shillings. KEach workman in the Red Bird factory is an expert in one part only, and his work ia supervised by a corps of 85 inspectors. There are many reasons for Bed Bird Excellence. Manufactured, Sold, and Guaranteed by fc £0e #oofb (gtcgcfe <Bo. + £ft. Factories— Australasian Head Office— B4 King Street. Sydney. •^ BBANTFOED, CANADA. New Zealand Branch-Victoria Street, Wellington. V- tytkUNOToN AoKNTti A. 8. FOWJTALXi k Co.. Tbi "Bteo." Willis St.

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Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 45, 22 February 1900, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 45, 22 February 1900, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LIX, Issue 45, 22 February 1900, Page 2

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