AH, WINOtoJSTEIt ANtf CO. • (Ltito Cenol's), . 21-25, VIVIAN.STRBET, GENERAL DRAPERS, MILLINERS, AND MERCERS. We beg to announce that we havo taken over tho above old<e*tablishoa bumnew, and by strict, attention to tho requlremenU' of •• our* ouitomer* hopo to merit a continuanco 1 of pubbo patronage., Just opening up, largo and varied assort* ment of DRAPERY, MERCERY, n »nd MILLINERY. Kindly- give tw «.• call at ycur earliest convenience. A. H. WJNOHiiTER AND CO. •' •Open till 8 p.m. - Tel. No) 2313. TIEMOVALSALE! , REMOVAL SALE I ] DAEOY BOflD N jg. holding a monster CLEARING SALE' '\ of r GENERAL DRAPERY ' AND CLOTH., ! , ' ***» " ''. At hli promises, 46, WILUS-STREET. '' ' ' i" ARTISTIC iUENITtJEE DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY. It will pay you to glva'us * call, FIRBT.OLASS WORKMANSHIP ',' ' GUARANTEED. , A- Large< Stook to Seleot From. t 1 INSPECTION INVITED, ' ' Telephone 1634. ,■ m)WA^D COLLIBi ! 41. RIDDIFORD-STi, WELLINGTON, 1 / And JACKSON-STREET, PETONE. rjHINA,, GLASS, 4 : * y ISARTHENWARE, LAMPWARE, pUTLERY, ET6; Th« laigest itoek in the colony to ttieet ', • . • .ftorn. • /, New Good* received monthly by direst steamers from London and Livorpool. Good Valuoi in all Department*, a • Inspection of Showrooms InvltecL , Beit pouible Paoklng «u»ranto«d; EDWABD INDERSON, 41 AND 43i WILLIS-STREET. ' Eitablithed ovor 60 yaari. ' TUST ARflivEp, EX AOTEA-^ PAPER TABLE CENTEES, IN PLAIN AND VARIEGATED • COLOURS. ■ W. P. SHOETT, . ' WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON., ,' '') ' . ' The; little word of courso, . But, oh, hoW useful r IF any one were to offer to sell you meat 'at i penny a pound, broad, at apsnny a loaf, fish *t a penny t, owt,. would you, bo > a. purchaser? Of courie you wouldn't, bocauie you would know that" the , article* were too cheap to be, good, IF you would only ooniider • (his point when you are asked to buy an unreasonably cheap tea, well, you wouldn't. buy it, That . i« alt. Cheap* new and goodneu are possible, and 1 we iriake tbom' ponlble; but tho cheapness ,that it too cheap is • braoketed with naitinen. GOLDEN CUP TEA It at cheap ,ai it dan be lOld at with* out impairing the quality, and neither the grower nqr Qurielvoi will consent to th^t oourie,' It it i pure Csylon Tsa.i It is "top, of the , plant" tea, "It i» *4e» which bo* trayi the inimttablei Ceylon > fragrance «t the flnt whiff; and It it a tea that *ustalni' the reputation of Ceylon tea the world over foe 'flavour, body, and invigorating qualities. Wo tell you frankly that we know, of no better -tea, and'ws are con- ' vineed that you'' will. never drink a better, although' you may dfJnk ifoty a»ny wori«r SMALLBONE, GRACE ANDOO., LTD,, Sole Agenti, Wellington, , ■ 'ObUtodfelo from all 8lo M ke«per». ' TAN SHOES I " RADIUS' AMERICAN TAN SHOKB, To dear at 4s Udl A BIG BARGAIN I „ MANN'S/ viyJAN-aTREET, • By^Appointmont to His Excellenoy Lord '; , r, _ Plunket, - R-0 WE AND SONS „_„ LOWER CUBA.STREIM', " °' HAVE FOR BALK-Bt>llt < P#m, l> O arl Barley, Barley Meal, Whut Meal, MaL» MuU Crubed O»U, Mftiit. H»y,.Chifl.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 47, 24 February 1906, Page 16
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