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Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 49, 28 February 1905, Page 6

DXC. SALVAGE SA.LB. LAST WEEK FOR SALVAGE BARGAINS. GLOVES. HOSIERY. AT 2s.Cd, Ladies' Whito Kid Glotos. AT 6.1, Girls' Laco Lislo Hcso in Black Uauul piice, 3s lid 'J'tt" or White. Usually sold at 2s and 2s 6d per pair : AT 2s Gd^iLadies 1 Suedo Gloves, in liuht at 1= -n ~<v • 1 tt . .. , , tt 1 . »„, Ai ls « ■ u ».vs Kmokcr Hobo, heather mixture i shades. Usual pnoo, 3» lid l'aiioy tops. ummro,, . „, , „, t !• nn o 3 /-.1 Usual prices, 2s 6d ancl 3s 6d per pair* •AT is lid, Ladies' Tan Suede Glove. mou M M . ChiliWß *J£™ Usual pnoo. 4s Gd AT Ladioß> Waok AT 2s 3d, Ladios 1 Beaver or Brown Kid _ „ . A Usual prico> Ul9d I>er P air ' Gloves. These aro exceptionally good Lad ZJt?™ vSOn* ? ixa *™™ H ? M . fiuo quality. Usual price, 2s<por pair. Vllluo Now two-iMurs for 2b Gdk A T2b lid, Ladies' Evoning Suede Gloves, in AT Is ' Ladies ' T ™ Lao « Lial * o U * t e ,- ¥_..._ „ Usual price, 2a llchner pair Light-Faxvn or Beaver. AT Is 9d, Ladies' Cream Spuu.Silk Hose! Usual pneo, 4s lid Usual prioe, 3blW per pair.AT l^llcVLadie,' Blaelc Sue.de Gloves. < AT SS'SSS-?^ '■""""* Usual price, 3s lid Usual price, 2s 6d pec-pain .The balance of Fabric Gloves will U abso- **%£L^i\JS&^^ luloly cloaroil out, regardless of cost. nn Bjv 8 jv Is per pair TO HAWKERS AND STOREKEEPERS. THIS IS THE LAST WEEK FOR SALVAGE BARGAINS. Haxvktrs, Sttorokeopors, and others, should not miss (iis last opportunity of securing SPECIAL BARGAINS AT SALVAGE PRICES. DXC., OPPOSITE DRILLSHED. OPEN TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, TILJ. 6 P.M.

J llO next of the hcries of evening sports t gatherings inaugurated by the Wellington Amateur Athletic Club xvill bo held tomorroxv evening nt the Athletic Park, when 11 specially attractive programme is to be presented. The events to be got otf lire two miles walking, in xx hich T. Uosts, the New Zealand champion, will endeavour to lower the New Zealand recoul; llireo miles running; putting the 3hot; 220 yd» flat; 120 yds hurdles, und long jump. In vioxv of the proximity of tho New Zealand championships gmit interest w being evinced in these tests, us tho eeleetors of Wellington's representative team will form their decision from the results of these raws. The sports xv. as usual, bo frco lo the public, and in order- to get through the programme in time competitors aro notified that they must be. on their marks at 6.15 p.m. lii connection xvith Ross's attempt to reduce the present Nexv Zealand record, it may bo mentioned that the present record has stood for some twelve years to the credit of H. S. Cocks, Dunedin. Judgment for plaintiffs xx-as given in the following cases at the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court this morning: — Laery and Co., Ltd., v. William T. Trsisk, £5 18s lid, costs 15s; Naylor Hillary v. Archibald Doran, 12s 6d, coat* ss ; Turnbull and Jones, Ltd., v. tho Westland Dredging and Sluicing Co., £91 Is sd, costs £4 15s 6d; Goorge 11 Oliver v. Hairy flisborne, £4 15s, costs 10s; John Alfred Plimmer and Chnrles Plimmer v. Agnes Robert Ross, £3 10s, costs 10s; John Edward Butler, Ltd., v. John Roiwell. £119 17s 6d, costs £2 ; the Stowart Timber, Glass, nnd Hardware Company, Ltd., v. John Charks Taylor, £48 12* 4d, costs £1 3s ; Louis Sehatz and Co. v. Charles Crawford, £20 2k lOd, costs £3 3i. In the case of Elizabeth Margaret Charter v. Isat'c Chni t«?r, nn order of tho Court wus made for return of certain goods, or in default thereof £89 5s 6d. Costa totalling £4 14s 6d wero nlloxved, and un order for immediate execution was issued. In a case brought by Graco A^nes Barchaw against Harry Uocquet and his xvifo to recover £10 10s, judgment xvas for defendnnts. The annual meeting of tho Metropolitan Permanent Building mid Investment Company xvill bo held at the offices of the company on Monday evening, 13th March. Tho annual picnic of tho Wellington Tailors' Union xx'as hold at Day's Bay yesterday, and was largely attended by members and their friends. A piogranimo of sports for tlio young and old -was contested xvith very keen interest. Tho following competitors were successful in the varioua ewnts of the day:— looyds Tailors' Handicap, J. Mai tin ; 50yds Tailoressus' Race, Mis.s Ciilluxv ; Threelegged Race, J. Mines and C. Redmond ; 220 yds Fiiuuiciiil Members' Race, A. Hurdhiun ; 100 yds Shop Boys and Apprentices, W. Strickling ; Miirriecl Women's Race, Mrs. G. Mitchell ; Tailors over 40 Euec, S. M'Shune ; 120j*d8 Boys' Race, J. Wehater; One Mile Tailors.' Raw, D. Kitto 1, R. Sievers 2; 440vds Tailors' Handicap, J. Hays 1, D. Kitto 2; Comniitteemen's Race, K. A. Baker. Theie wore races for the children, and every child received n toy. The duty of starter was carried out by J. Wutorworth, \x-hilsl K. Stoupo and R. Stevens canied nut the duties of jdint eeci claries, in a capable iiiunnor. Tho picnickers returned to loxxn at 7 p.m. after having spent a very plcuMtnl day.

D A Y'S BAY. ,Q^RAND POPULAR CONCERT! TO-MORROW~(WEDNESDAY). Part I. Overturo— "Tho Mobilo Prance"— Mr. I. Laing Song — "Horo Upon my Vossel's Deck" — Mr. J. P. Fonncll Flulo Solo— Cavatinu — Miss Nellio Simpson Song— "Dear Hcarl"— Miss M. Wilson Song (Comic)— Mr. J. W. Bhvck Song — "In Sovillo'd Groves" — Mrs. J. P. Fenuoll (from Molbournc) Part 11. Overture — Popular Air6 — Mr. I. Laing Song — "Tho Soa is Calling Mo" — Mr. J. P. Fonnoll Fluo Solo— "Air Vario"— Miss Nollio Simpson Song— "Wailing"— Mrs. J. P. Fonnoll Song— "Truo Till Doatu"— Mr. Cyril Power Song (Comic)— Mr. J. W. Black God Sax-o tho King! Tho Duohoss leaves tho Forry Wharf at 7.45 p.m., returning from tho Bay at 10 p.m. Return Faro (including Concert), Is 6d. CADET ORCHESTRA BAND. BOYS and Girls, xvhether attending school or not, who play tho violin or any olhor orchostral instrument and xvho may xvish to join tho abovo Band aro requested to meet on TUESDAY, tho 28th February, at 7.30 p.m., ixl tho Mount Cook Schoolroom, Taraiiaki-stroot. Wollington, 27th February, 1005. LANKSHEAK'S SILVER SALE, 1880-1905, COMMENCING ON TUESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY. TO coinmoniora-to tho 25th Birthday of our Business, xvo havo detcrmuiod to niako Special Reductions ut our i SILVER JUBILEE SALE! THE REDUCTIONS WILL RANGE FROM jrS TO -1 OS £»D in tho S. Our stock of LEATHER GOODS is so largo und comprohonsivo that wo find it quilo impossible to givo a dotailcd price-list, and xvill simply sjiy that ALL THE STOCK, comprising Purses, Card Cases, Music Cases, Wallets, Dressing Cases, AVriting Casc3, Ladios' rtand bags,-; Glovo and Handkcrchiof Sots, Chatolaino and Wrist Bags, etc., havo boon reduced from 5s to 12s 6d in tho £. Tho Publio can depend on tho ABSOLUTELY GENUINE NATURE of theso REDUCTIONS. STATIONERY. SPECIAL NOTE.— Wo rulo nnd pack our oxvn Notcpapor, thus saving tho heavy duty of 274 per cent. In addition to this substantial saving xvo havo reduced tho prices as under: — As iibual, our Noto and Envolopos aro a Sncoinl Fcaluro of our Sulc. Linen Bunk Notcpanci'i la 6cl, ro- • duccd to la por 'ptickcl. This Bunk Paper can bo obtained in i Cream, Silurian, Diamond, Shamrock, and Croxley, all well-known and favourite biandt). Wo havo a lorfco Etock of first-class Quarto Writing Blocks, manufactured on tho promises, Is. reduced to 9d. Thoso can bo obtained in Diamond, Shamrock, Croxloy, and Silurian Bank Notopapors for foreign correspondence. They aro carefully ruled faint and margin, and aro magnificent value. Wo havo in addition papers of tho ordinary thioknoss. Those also have been reduced from 1b to 9d. ENVELOPES. 10 packets for Is, reduced to 9d 5 packets for 13, reduced to 9d ; squaro or oblong 4 packots for Is, reduced to 9d Opaquo Foreign Envolopos, 6d tho packet, reducod to 3 for 9d BOXES OF PERFUMED FLORAL NOTE AND ENVELOPES, 1 Comprising Violet, Lily of tho Valley, uonoysuoklp, Waysido Floxvors, and Forjfot-mo-Not, Is, reduced to 9d, 3 for 2s. SPECIAL! Iron Gror, Antiquo Silurian, Navy Groy Silurian Noto and Envelopes, 2s 6cf, reduced to Is 6d tho box In addition, tho wholo of our splendid slock of ACCOUNT BOOKS havo been REDUCED 5s in tho £. The abovo aro but a foxy examples of tlio xvondorful value to bo "obtained at LANKSHEAR'S SILVER SALE, which coinniotiecs on TUESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY, at 10 a.m. A VERY SPECIAL LINE! THE CORONATION NUMBER of tho ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWSoriginal price 7s 6d ; reduced to 2s 6d Country Customers can depend on being xvoll sorx-od by |)ost. For 2s by post xx-c xvill forward a packet of good Noto and 125 good squaro or oblong Envelopes. LA NKSHE AII'S SILVER SALE ! TO SPECULATORS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are invited for lho Purehaso and Rcmox-al of Cottage al Thorndon. Particulars at my oflieos. Tenders close Thursday, 2nd March, at noou. JOHN S. SWAN, Architect. Eelburne Chambers.

THE GESTETNER CYCLOSTYLE Is A NEW CIRCULAR DUPLICATOR! Tho fnstost machine known. Ouo turn makes a copy. Can bo carried and xvorked by a Boy. UNIFORM EXCELLENCE COMPLETE EFFICIENCY And ABSOLUTE RELIABILITY Aro lho Characteristics of THE GESTETNER CYCLOSTYLE! Price £12 12s. Call or writo for full particulars lo YEREX, BARKER AND FINLAY LIMITED, 5, CUBA-STREET. WELLINGTON. INSURANCE HOLIDAY. THE varioiiß Insuraneo Offices xvill bo CLOSED on THURSDAY, 2nd March, for tho Annual Imuranco Picnic By ordor. H. M. LYON, Secretary. 27th February, 1905. Isanclng~and deportment. Under lho Patronago of Her Excellency Lady Pluuket. MIRS ESTE-LLK BEERE (Certificated Teacher, London) Will Reopon her Privato Classes Third Week in March. Tho Course coinpi'itnß Hygionic, Spanish, nnc) Gmct'ful JixeroisoK, Deep Breathing, ail Ballroum and Graceful Step?, Solo aim Skirt Dancing. Onuses held in her Academy, Hill-street and Boulcoll-sUcel. Prospectus on application. Address— Fornlea, 29, Hill-sit cct. _Tj>lophono 179. IN BANKRUPTCY. NOTICE of Application for Discharge. — Tako Notico that I intend to apply lor my discharge to lho Supiomo Court al iti next sittings in bankruptcy to bo holden lit Wellington on tho 15th May, 1905. Dated at Wollington thii twentyeighth day of February, 1905. fßlgned) J. » MtIOLL.