AH. WINCHESTER AND 00. • (Lute Oend's), 2LBS, VIVIAN-STREET, GENERAL DRAPERS, MILLINERS, AND MERGERS. W« beg to anhounca thfti we have taken over the above old-established busl» now, and by strict attention to tho requirements of our customers hope to merit a 'oontlnnanoo of publlo patronage. Just- oponingup, lnrre and varied attortj wont, of DRAPERY, MKROERY, and MILLINERY Klhdly givo us a call at y&ur earliest convenience. A. H. WINCHESTER AND 00. Open (1119 p.m. Tol. No. 2315. T»EMOVALSALEI REMOVAL SALE I DARCY FORD Is holding a monster CLEARING SALE Of GENERAL DRAPERY AND OLOTHING, At his promises, 46, WILLIS-STREET. A.UTISTIO FURNITURE DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY. Ib will pay you to give us * oall FIRST-OLASS WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED, A Large Stock to Select From. INSPECTION INVITED, Telephone 1634, edwartToollie, 41, RIDDIFORD-ST., WELLINGTON, And ' JAOKSON-STREET, PETONE. rjHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, LAMPWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. Tho latgast itook in the colony to teleot from. New Good* reoelyod monthly by diroot stoamsfß from London and Liverpool. Good Valufls in all Dep&ttmenti. Inspection of Showrooms InvlUd. Beit possible Paoking guwantoed!""* EBWABD ANDERSON, 41 AND 43, WILLIS-STREET. Established over 60 rears. TUST ARRIVED, E& AOTEAPAPEII TABLE CENTRES, IN PLAIN' AND VARIEGATED OOLOUKS 1 . W. F. SHORTT, ; WtLtIB'SmEBT, WELLINGTON. _^ The littlo word of course. But; oh, how useful I IF any ono wer* to offer to sell you meat at a penny » pound, bread at) a penny a loaf, fish at ft penny a owt., would you be a purchaser! Of course you wouldn't,' v because you would know that the articles were too cheap to be good, IF you would only consider this point when you are asked to buy an ' .unreasonably choap • tea, well, you wouldn't, buy it. That is all. Cheap. '" nets and goodness aroposslblo, and 'wemnka them possible; but the ' ohoapnoss that is too cheap is bracketed with nastinois. GOLDEN OUP TEA Is as cheap as it can bo sold at without impairing the quality, and k ' !' neither 1 the grower hot oursolves i; 'will content to that .course. It is a ' ' i pure. Ceylon Tea, It, it "top of the , plant" 'tea. It .is a ton which bo- ' trays the intmitnblo Ooylon fragranoo at the first whiff [ aud it is a toa that sustains tho reputation of Coy. lon tea the world over for flavour, body, and invigorating qualities. We toll you frankly that wo know of no better tea, and wo are con* vlncotl that you will nevor drink a bettor, although you may drink very many worse. BMALLBONE, GRACE AND CO., LTD., Sole Agents, Wellington. Obtainable from all Storekeepers. TA"ratORBT T ADIEB' AMERICAN TAN SHOES, , To oloar at 4i llril A WG BARGAIN I MANN'S, VJvTaN-STRKET, By Aprolntmont (o His Exoellenoy Lord _ Pwnkot. nOWK ANT) SONS, LOWER CUBA-3TRRET, HATE FOR BAI.K-Brtlit Pens, I'earl Bmlw, Barloy Meal, Wheat Meni, Maian STmL Cnuhtß Oatii Malio, lUr, Chaff,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 48, 26 February 1906, Page 4
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