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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 98, 22 October 1904, Page 6

I Splendid Value — Lace Lisle Gloves, in grey, beaver, black, or white, 2 or 3 domes, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lid At the D.1.0. Stylish and Fashionable — Suede and lisio Finish Gloves, domes or buttons, IVTr"VI7' TT oil the newest shades, plain or fanoy points, JLI XU T » kJ I 1 XJXUO Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s lid Seasonable and Stylish— The new Washl XJ^ll IxXjO V Jlife* ing fed Gloves, 3-dome fasteuers, in white, pale beaver, grey, or tan. Price 4s 6d At the D.I.C. Extraordinary Value — White Washing Doeskin Gloves, blaok or self stitchings, 4dome fasteners, 2s 6d At tho D.1.0. * Speoial Value— Silk-finished Lisle Thread Hose, guaranteed fast dye, full fashioned, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s, 2s 6d At the D.1.0. Splendid Qualities — Lisle Lace Thread "r\ TTI3 A "O r X7l Hose, fast sanitary dye, high lace, latest dJ U JL\>J\. DI J Hi designs, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s 6d At the D.I.C. rr/\y TTH B-?"V" D.1.0. Speciality— Plain Cashmere Hose, t~fl t 7l^ I I*J *V M . fine quality, perfectly seamless. Price 2s 6d At the D.I.C. Extraordinary Quality— Plain Fine Cashmere Hose, silk, spliced feet and ankles. Price 2s lid At the D.I.C.

THIS IS A "HOT ONE" COMING BY SPECIAL STEAMERS FROM AUSTRALIA. FITZGERALD BROS.' ALL NEW CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE, INCLUDING THE JAPANESE WRESTLERS ! EIGHT IN NUMBER, DIRECT FROM THE OSAKA GUILD, The only Wrestlers ever Permitted by the Mikado to leave Japan. OPENING WELLINGTON THURSDAY N KXT, OCT. 27, FOR A SEASON OF SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY. MATINEES SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAYS AND ALL HOLIDAYS. MATINEES SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAYS AND ALL HOLIDAYS. LOCATION— BACK OE OPERA HOUSE. Q4\ CIRCUS PERFORMERS Q/\ OV CIRCUS PERFORMERS 01/ AN ALL NEW SHOW, NEW ACTS, NEW CIRCUS, NEW HORSES AND NEW ANIMALS. the GREAT JUMPING CONTEST BETWEEN "DAISY," "NAPOLEON," AND "MALTBY," The Champion Prizetakers Throughout Australia. Watch for DR. GORDON'S SLIDE FOR LIFE, Hanging by His Teeth, from the TOP OF THE TENT to the TOWN HALL. A FKEE open-air Show. DON'T FORGET OPENING DATE— THURSDAY, 27th OCTOBER. SE.E FULL PABTICULARS IN FUTURE ADVERTISEMENTS. Kepresentative, FRANK JONES. Agent, WILL LAURENCE.

FUNERAL NOTICE. npSHE Friends of James Welsh are in- ■&. vited to attend his Funeral, which ib to leave his residence, 80, Broughamstreet, To-morrow (Sunday^, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. J. AND A. WILSON, Funeral Furnishers. FUNERAL NOTICE. niHE Friends of the late Mr. Frederick X J. Pickin are respectfully invited to attend hie Funeral, which will leave his mother's residence, Johnsonville, Tomorrow (Sunday), 23rd October, 1904, at ■2.30 p.m.. for the Johnsonville Cemetery. J. J. FLYGER AND CO., Undertakers and Em-bahners, 20, Cuba-street. JOHNSONVILLE CRICKET CLUB. fTTHE members of tho Johnsonvillo X Cricket Club are invited to attend the Fmieral of their late Comrade, Frederic Picken, which leaves his Mother's residence at 2.30 To-morrow (Sunday) Afternoon. F. CORDING, Secretary. KARORI. i. ALL Ratepayers who are in favour of Better Communication with the City are requested to Meet at the Refreshment Rooms, next to Lee's Store, at 8 p.m., on MONDAY NEXT. SHIP MARIE, FROM PHILADELPHIA ALL Chums and Accounts against tho above ship must be rentfered at tho office of the undersigned by 9.30 a.m on MONDAY, 24th October, or they will not be recognised. .W. &RD G. TURNBULL AJSB CO., Ajjenta,