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COTTON WASHING DRESS AND BLOUSE MATERIALS AT WARNOCK & ADKIN'S. rpHE COTTON MATERIALS now showing for tbe Spring surpass anything ever before ■ shown. Dainty designs and perfect blending of colour*, combined with good waibing qualities, make this season's goodi most inviting and serviceable. FRENCH MUSLINS we show in floral and soroll designs, light and dark shades, in short lengths, at 2s a yard At 7id and B£d a yard we show two ranges of MUSLINS in floral designs. These are both very cheap and serviceable At lid and la ljd we show 12 different designs in WASHING MUSLINS. These have a very nice silk finish, aud are selling very quiokly At 1b 6sd a yard we show a very fine MUSLIN, in very handsome designs. We are making up some Dresses of these, and con reoommend them where a Bmart stylishfdress is required MERCERISED GOODS.— SiIk-finished FRENCH LAWNS are a rage this month. We show over a hundred different designs, from 10£ dto Is 8d a yard ; also MERCERISED SATEENS, in stripes, spots, scrolls, flowers, &0., lOJd to Is 6d a yard WHITE, SPOTTED, and FANGS' MUSLINS, 27 inches wide, in endless variety very suitable for both Dresses and Mouses, at 6id, BJd. ll}d, Is Id to 2s a yard WHITE LACE CLOTHS, to be worn over colour, in three prices, 2s 6d, 2s 9d. 3s 6d ayard HARMS LINENS, 36 inches wide, in 12 shades ' J FINK CAMBRIC PRINTS.— I2OO pieces of these are now on our tables, and are shown in light and dark grounds. A large quantity are very suitable for children's wear. At 4£d, 6£d, 7id to Is 2d a yard WHITE PIQUES, in plain and fancy, 7d, Bid, lOJd, Is, Is 2d, Is 4d a yard DRESS HOLLANDS, 9d to Is 6d a yard. GRASS LAWNS Is to Is 4d a yard DRILLS and GALATEAS, 6*d to Is a yard TUCKED GOODS.— These are in MUSLINS and NAINSOOKS, very suitable for Pinafores and Underskirts. Some handsome Tucked and .Embroidered, and very serviceable, 86 inches wide, !ld to Is 8d a yard GINGHAMS a«d ZEPHYRS.— Besides a large stook of Fancy Checks, we show in plain colours Pink, Terracotta, Blue, Blue-and- White, Checks, &c, 6Jd to Is 2d a yard SETS OF SAMPLES NOW READY TO BE FORWARDED ON APPLICATION. DON'T BUY YOUR BOOTS UNTIL YOU BEAD R. HANNAH & C O.'S NEW PBJCE-LIST OF THEIR SPECIALLY SELECTED STOCK, BOUGHT BY OUR MR. HANNAH WHILE IN LONDON AND AMERICA. AMERICAN BOOTS AND SHOES combine all that is desirable— Style, Quality, Prioe, Popular and Stylish Shapes. They have a record of unquestionable fineness and undoubted popularity. R. HANNAH & CO.'S NEW PRICE-LIST: Ladies' Glace Button Boots, " The Richelieu," Iss 6d and 16s 6d Ladies' Glace Lace Boots. " The Richelieu," 15s 6d and 16s 6d Ladies' Glace Xaoe Shoos, " The Richelieu," 10s 6d and 12s 6d » Ladies' Glace Button Shoes, " The Richelieu," 12s 6d and 14s 6d Ladies j Gla*e Lace and Button Boots, Amerioan, from 10s 6d to 22s 6d Ladies' Tan Glace Lace and B.utton Boots, all 'hades, American, from 10s 6d to 22s 6d Ladies Glace 1 and 2-har Shoes, Amerioan, 8c 6d, 10s 6d, 14» 6d Ladies' Tan 1 and 2-bar ishoos, 6s lid, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d Ladies' Bective I-ace nnd Button Shoes, 10s 6d, 11s 6d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d Ladies.' Glaoe Auiorican Oxford Shoes, 5s 6d, 6s lid, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d to 18s 6d Ladies' Bosbock's Glace Oxford Shoes, 13s 6d to 20s i> Ladies' Otto Herz Patent Clasp and Lace Shoes. 10s lid. former price, 18s 6d Ladies' Evening MIOQB, in all shades — samples just arrivpd Ladies' Evening Shoes, a complete range, from 'is lid to 17s 6d Ladie&' Jective E veiling Shoes, pointed and square toes, 9s 6d, 10s 6d Indies' Slippers, from Is to 8s 6d , Girls' American Lac and Button Boots, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 11s 6d Girls' American Glace Tan Lace and Button Boots, 9s 6d T 10s (3d Children's White Hair and .suede Shoes in great variety, from 2s 6d to 6s Gi Ladies' and Children's Tan, Black, and Whita iJanvas Shoes, in all sines Ladies' and Children's White and Black Gymnasium Shoes, in all sizes Gents' Tan Glace Button Boots, American, from 17s 6d Gents' Tan Glace Lace Boot-i, American, from 17s 6d Gents' Superior Glace Kid Hals, American, from 21b to 35s ' • Gentß' Superior Glace Kid JJutton Boots, American, from 21s to 35s Gents' Box Calf American Hals, 21s to 255, superior quality Gents' Calf Uolo-hed American Bals, 16s 6d to 80s Gents' Tan Ulacw Hals, American, 23s 6d, superior quality Gents' Tan Glace Button Hoots, American, superior quality Youths' Tan Glace Lace Half, American, ]2s 6d to 15s 6d . Youths' Black Glace Lace Hhls, 12s 6d to 15s 6d Gents' Goloshed Bals, Mnglish Specials, 11s 3d and 13s 6d Gents' Assorted American Sample Slippers, Speoial, 5s lid, all 7's Gents' Patent (Jourt> Shoes, from 7s 6d to 17s 6il Gents' Patent Oxford Shoes, from 7s 6d to 12g 6d Genti' Slippers in great variety, and all sizes 8 ! New, Fashionable, and Up-to-Date Boots and Shoes having been bought by our ] £?A, H £r\ N c AH^ a ]&rge diBCOUDt for SPOT CASH, we are enabled to plaoe before you HIGH-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOIOS at prioes whioh for the same goodß in any other btore you would pay fully 50 nfer cent, advance. Our COLONIAL DEPARTMENT is now stocked with our New Spring and Summe Samples in Black and Tan Goods, , R. HANNAH & CO.'S Welted Goods, in either Ladies' or Gents' Boots and Shoes, are equal, if not superior, to the best imported goods, for Style, Durability, and Prioe. Boyß and Girls' Strong Boots and Shoes in great variety, and at all prices. • Men's and Women's Strong Boots and Shoes, suitable for country wear. All these goods are manufactured by R. HANNAH & CO., and we put the beat workmanship and material into them, thereby enabling us to guarantee the wear of them. All ConntTy Orders attended to with promptness and despatoh ; but it is necessary for eaoh order to be aooompanied with postal notes or post offloe order for amount of same. R HANNAH & CO., LAMBTON-QUAY AND AT CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. dsss^Ciiis^^^k THE cele:b:ratei) t **"^jS REVLXJC. W. LITTLEJOHN and 111 1 |||||||f i| ALBERT HOTEL. I Mff MR. W. G. PEARSE S->mJL-*. Has pleasure /in intimating that he ha« 1/^^St^Ow taken over the proprietorship of this well- // ■ ATn^'T^ known family hotel, and trusts that his long lU* I IlLLtf 1 1 experience in first-class hotelkeeping will fMp I HO] / I add to the comfort of visitors. \«\l / pf\ " / 1 Suites of Rooms and all first-class accommo- mmM-// \V// dation for Tourists and Boarders. <i»ijifi"£ \^Jr I T V II (> T E" LT FISHING TACKLE! Corner of Majoribanks-street and "OEFORE purchasing Angling Goods, Clyde-quay. JL* fishermen are requested to send for THOS. TAYLOR ... Proprietor. TISDALL'S ILLUSTRATED OATAThe best of accommodation for families and LOGUE AND ANGLERS' GUIDE. Free permanent boarders. Visitors can rely that by post. Hardy Bros.' justly famous Rods their requirements will be carefully studied and other specialities by that firm always in and catered for. Best brands of Ales, Wines, stook. Rods and Flies made to order ou the and Spirits only kept. Reasonable charges, premises by an expert angler, combined with civility and attention rendered W. H. TISDALL, to ■all patrons. Gunsmith, 153, Lambton-quay. KILBIRNIE HOTEL. ' ' MR. WILLIAM HALLEY THOS. SHIELDS, bas much pleasure in intimating that -*• mpthtoahto rpATT/YD he has purchased the lease of the above well Ml s? ( ?.t2L Jis? ' known and delightfully-situated hoatlery. 41 « Lambton-quat, It will be the endeavour of the proprietor , Begs to draw the to give every attention to those visiting his t, , m . special attention of house. ' JHST Ladies of WelNone but the best brands of liquor kept in linjrton to the fact stook. 2^sj» that Mr. S. Sieqel ■ ' xAai^ft nas 6^ from fgßrySi the Continent, un» mnii- fiTTT-R'-ffßA'ni'-n tf iff der special engageIHli, CELEBEATED JY 113 menfc to take charge flfiWlnl of the LADIUS' CHAMPAGNE ALES, IRfl SStHEI" Brewed by II M Mr. Sieqbl, who wj! .nn has oocupied reWA R D & CO., JgW i IJK eponsible positions 2Kj j £4ja with some of the Cheistchurch, %a j SxljL leading firms in I 111 B*tL Vienna and BerBottled by /a iff 1 lin, has now enter- • M Wkl" \ ed upon his duties. PRESTON & CO., Mwin wV As mate "als of jVJ/ ' SLy % the best quality and LiMBTOts-QTJAT. *^— . »«jßp' description have just been imported i by Mr. Shields, and Mr. Siegel brings with WANTED to aell, White Paper. Apply him all the latest s^yle., oustomera omi Nly at Bvtnlng Post offloe, on "o«»Tiag th# utmost e»t«f»ot|on.-

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Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 87, 9 October 1901, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 87, 9 October 1901, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume LXII, Issue 87, 9 October 1901, Page 3

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