p- LAST THREE DAYS. — 1 I OF OUR GREAT WINTER SALE. I The end of this week sees the close of Our Winter I 1 Sale. There are still many bargains left in all I departments, and they have been marked at prices i far below the recognised values. We mention I a few odd pickings from the countless bargains. I SILKS & DRESS GOODS. QUILTS. I 300 yards Coloured Silks, Cotton Quilts, slightly Eg principally mervs., all good soiled, these are well worth Eg shades Usually 3/6 yard your attention B Now 1/- For Single Beds — I Mixed Tweeds and Hop- Worth 9/ 6 > 12 /9 I sacks, in various shades Now 6 / 6 ' 8 / 9 I and mixtures For Threequarter Beds— I • All one price 1/- yard * Worth ! 3/ 6 to 16/6 1 Hn.c«r ' v Now 9/6, 10/6, 11/9 m HOPSAC, in navy, brown, ~ -. D V ' ffl , ' , • -j For Double Beds — W and myrtle, 42m. wide ... lc . . . 1 Nowl/6vard Worth 14/6 to 21/I Wow 1/6 yard Now 10/6, 11/8, 14/6, 15/6 I BLOUSES. JACKETS. a Fancy French Flannel Tweed & Cloth Jackets, Si BIOOSES, in assorted col- sac shapes, in fawn and §1 ourings, well cut, and in black, also grey and fawn H smart styles mixtures Eg Only 4/1 1 each All one price 6/1 1 each 1 LADIES' UNDERWEAR.. Black all H All- Wool Merino Com- well cut, and well made H B I N ATI O NS, in white, pink, Now 6/11, 7/9, 9/6 to 2 1 /6 I rtatural . RAINCOATS. I Only 5/1 1,6/11,7/11 A large range of full length 1 Moreen & Moirette Un- Raincoats to select from, |j DERSKIRTS,' well worth splendid values I double Only 4/6 to 7/6 From 19/6 to 45/1 JCirkcaldie dc Stains, jCtd. [NE^ZEALANDJ SPECIAL SALE . .ifSJ^l coloured JCLOTHIHG FACTORY 1 onIJXIOJ SOFT FRONTS, 1,11 2/9 3/6 4/6 WHITE CHARLEYS AUNT SHIRTS; 3/6 4/6 5/6 WORTH DOUBLE. STOCKTAKING REDUCTIONS. 57, LAMBTON QUAY. Handsome Carving Sets. I We have opened up, ex s.s. Tongarlro, a Nice Selec- j tlon of Carving Sets of best Sheffield make, and invite J your inspection of same. These all come in Silk-lined B Cases, and are specially suitable for presentation. The | blades are made of the Best Shear Steel, and Handles | are of Staghorn. I Cases to hold 3 pieces — I Carving Knife, Fork, and Steel, 1 17/6, 22/6, 25/-, 30/-, and 32/6 each. § Cases to hold 5 pieces— ' 1 Carving Knife, Fork, Steel, and pair Game \ Carvers, 9 45/-, 47/6, and 63/- each. 1 Stewart 2awsorj <fy So., I JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON. 1 Open all day Wednesday. Closed f p.m. Saturday. I * PULL OB.T I W. P. NEWSON, MEROHANTM EROHANT TAILOR AND GALE ! SALE ! SALE ! gentlemen's outfitter, 20, OUBA-STREET. MARVELLOUS VALUE. ABVELLOUB VALUE- You don't expect much distinction in Sac Suit style*— just plain buaincss. It's — • pleasant to give folks more than 1., ay expect. Just call at 30, Cuba-street, nnd BTAMPS GIVEN. inspect my range of WEST OF ENGLAND and ROSLYN SUITINGS and UP-TO-DATE MERCERY. CALL TO-DAY. SAO SUITS from £5. TROUSERS from £1 bif _ ~ ,-. . tit r. i ~t, M y lllbel means perfect fit and itylo. BAHGAIN SALE. It's « "mall thing to look for-a big thing to find. Note Address : LIND BERG'S, 3 °. ouba- street, Three doors below Manners-street. ovuuxsnT. ToMinrn m5 ' — «n -^ DO YOU WANT A BICYCLE? By Spooiftl MLjEflkaW Earl and AtiDointment •nERHBBua'9 Countess of -_ -- . rvn • -n . . . to tlie Kanforly. ]Vr ADE in En el"d to your ovrn speoi4lf£»*!£eS>r!flt(it> fication, Dunlop tiro«, Brooks' sadWE beg to inform LADIES that orders die, plated wheels, brake on front whool, may now be placed. Our New and free wheel with brake on back wheel Goods are ready, and prices tho name. (Eftdie 00Mt8r) . fttw ,i ute i y bo3fc poMi bl e Skirts from ... ... £1 10 0 finish, and guaranteed by us for two years. Ooitumes from '..'. "'. £5 5 0 Price— Gent's, £12 12s j Lady's, £13 10a. -.~~ ..— TH,~ ~~- Terms £2 deposit and balance on delivery FOR NET OASH ONLY. of bioycle (in Auguat) As this J0 a.^ Tyr/-\-pvT-vr-p p. fr\ offer owing to Mr. Doherty's visit to Eng3n wft t mrTONIrnnACP land ' ordoni can only be booked at tbis 30. WELLINGTON-TERRACE. priM up 3Oth AI , RIL "SOCIETY FOX "PROTECTION OF HAWLEY AND DOHERTY, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ' No. 2. Rintoulst. fTTHB Seorotary will be in attendance at ~~Z~ZZZZ~, ~Z ' A tht Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 102, \fITANTED Known— Watch Repairing a Willintreot, ou TUESDAY and FRIDAY "* Speoiahty. Watches cleaned from MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All com- 2* 6d; Main Springs, 2s; Hands fitted, 6d; mmiottiont will receive womediatt atteti- Glasses, 4d; Keys, 3d. All work guarantfoa, teed. A. Hawkes, 111, Cuba-street.
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Evening Post, Volume LXX, Issue 34, 9 August 1905, Page 7
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