SOMETHING NEW I SOMETHING NEW I SOMETHING NliWt RUGr WOOL! TpASY AND EFFECTIVE FANCY WORK FOR LEISURE MOMENTS! 1 | RUG WOOLI RUG WOOL! I RUG WOOL! -CANVAS, NEEDLES, and MESHES i x I JUST OPENED UP! ! JUST OPENED UP! JUST OPENED UP! .AT PRINGLE'S, 149, LAMBTON-QUAY. HOME INDUSTRY FOR THE LONG EVENINGS !' SPEND the time profitably by makingyour Underclothing at homo. It will last longer. By using better material you will havo a superior artiole it HALS' THE COST. Wo are showing a full range of CREWDSON'S CALICOES, HORROOKSES LONGCLOTHS for Ladies' and Children's Wear, at s£d, 6|d, B^d, 9i<i per yard iipwards. These goods will be found to be worth •quite 10 per cent, more than marked. A fine range of STRIPED FLANNELETTES, for Boys' and Men's Pyjamas, at 54d, 6id, BAd, lOAd W.HITE FLANNELETTES, for Children's and Women's wear, at 5A.d, 6|d, 7id, BJd per yard THE LINEN PRESS! This is the season for replenishing your House Linen. FINLAY'S SHEETINGS, best numbers, at lowest prices UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS — Plain, Twilled, and Herringbone, at from 6id, 9id, llid PDLLOW COTTON AND LINEN from 84d WHITE and UNBLEACHED DAMASKS splendid value FOR MANCHESTER GOODS, Try tho RELIABLE DRAPERY FURNISHING WAREHOUSE OF GEOIiGE WINDER. COLONIAL BLANKETS AND RUGS, Al VALUE! ' ; A VISIT to the rooms of Mr. D. •**■ MILLIGAN in Kolburnc-avenue, will repay" those gentlemen who appreciate good clothes. English tailoring is Mr. Milligan's specialty, and he submits that gentlemen who entrust their orders to him will get the most satisfactory results. YOUNG MAN, in the lower walks of life, as in the higher, thereis always a welcome for the man who wears well-tailored Clothes"; in BUSINESS CIRCLES this obtains in an incalculable degree. Follow the lead of the "particular" man, and placo your orders with W. F. NEWSON, 'Wellington's Merchant Tailor, SO, Cuba-street Extension (just below Manners^street). "YE FANCY WAISTCOAT." As in olden days, so to-day— A FANCY WAISTCOAT gives snap to a gentleI man's attiro. R # B. DAVIS & CO., GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS, 61, LAMBTON-QUAY, Offer you a wide range of the newest for selection. IN GENTLEMEN'S OVERCOATS JTHHE style which is still most fashionable J- and becoming ib tho whole-back design, hanging in graceful folds from the shoulders. Wo are making theso from the newest English materials, in Grey Herring-bone Tweeds and Homespuns. > E. NORTON AND CO., ! Tailors, 61, Willis-street. [A Card.] M. O. O H A T F I E L D, ARCHITECT, Removed to Stewart Dawson and Co.'s \ Building, I. LAMBTON-QUAY, opposite Bank N.Z. R. R. Richmond.] [A. Wells Nowton. RICHMOND AND NEWTON, CIVIL Engineers and Authorised Surveyors, Harcourt's Buildings, Wellington. | A Card.] "* MEASON AND MARCHANT; M.M Inst. C.E., Civil Engineers, etc.. Corporation Biulding3, BRANDON-ST. J\ R T. A. BLACK, Bachelor of Science, N.Z. University, Doctor of Dental Surgery, U.S.A., DENTIST, Crown and Bridge Work; Gold, Amalgam, and Combination Methods of Filling Teeth. Gold and Vulcanite, Plato Work, and all branches of modern Operative and Artificial Dentistry. 110, UPPER WILLIS-STREET MR. H. T. RICHARDSON, SURGEON DENTIST, Lato of Phila., U.S.A., and London, LINDSAY'S NEW BUILDINGS, "Woodward-street (off Lambton-quay). Telephone 2200. ' [A Card.] ~ TE. K. B U R G EJ S S, # SURGEON DENTIST, Corner Cuba and Ingostro streets {opposito National Bank). Tol. 1048. IT sTd~iTe~y hall, DENTIST, Boulcott - street, Wellington (Opposite Drs. Collins and Hislop). Telephone 479. (Qard.) ' Hobbs And whitehouse, surgeon dentists. Willis-street' ... Wellington (Over Evening Post.) TijfK. WALTER MANTELL, ifX DENTIST, SYDNEY-STREET (First Gate from Musoum-ftraotl. Telephono No. 554. (Telephone, 2335.) MESSRS. STENHOUSE & TABOR, DENTISTS," 56, MANNERS - STREET (Over Opera t Houso Pharmacy). W. HOLDSHIP, • BARRISTER & SOLICITOR I IMPERIAL CHAMBERS, 6, Featheraton-Btreet. J Money to Lend on approved Town and Country Freehold Securities. eldTTajckle and toogood, Barristers and Solicitors, Patent 6, FE ATHER e STON-STREET. Money to Lend at H per cent. Tel. 1437. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Se< curity, at lowest rates. YOUNG AND TRIPE, Solicitors. Corner of Grey and Fcathorston streets. EORGE (JOliJ INNISB, Carriago Proprietor; 246, TINAKORI-ROAD. Telephono 1668. Orders strictly attended to. Wodding and Futioral Carriages a specialty JA W D A. WILB ON, • FUNERAL FURNISHERS, 54, OAMBRID«E.TERRAOJC, , I'fcliphont tO.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 135, 8 June 1906, Page 4
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