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Evening Post, Volume LXXI, Issue 135, 8 June 1906, Page 1

WET WEATHER BARGAINS. OD-SKINS, 9s, 12s. fTIWO Special Lines bought at Job JL Prices. Likewise we are selling them cheap. Wo have only a few to dispose of, but tho economical man will "be there" in time. Strong Oilskins, leathor bound, 9a Double Linen Oilskins, leather bound, 12s. GEORGE & GEORGE, 29 and 29a, CUBA-STREET. CHEAP BOOTS— Man's Strong Cowhido Shooters, 93 lid, lls 6d; Pe__ed, 13s 6d, 15s 6d ; Strong Chrome Boots, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d ; Waterproof Cowhide Boots, 10s 6d, 13s 6d. At POTTER'S. I HEAP BOOTS— Men's Boxcalf Sewn Boots, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 16s 6d ; Glace Kid and Button, .Lace and Patent Caps, 16s 6d; Haudsown Boots, 17s 6d, 18s ou, 20s to 30s. Every pair guaranteed. At POTTER'S. CHEAP BOOTS— Men's • Extra Stout , Boxcalf Boots for Winter, Stout Soles, Tiptop Wear, 18s 6d, 21s; Football Boots, 7s 6d"; Goloshes lrom 4s lid ; Gum Boots from 10s 6d. At POTTER'S. Stamps given. HEAP BOOTS— Ladies' Waterproof Boots, 8s Ud, 9s lid, 12s 6d to 13s 6d ; Glaco Kid Boots, Button or Lace, 12s 6d, 13s 6d, 14_ 6d ; Hl-stio-sitle Boots, 7_ 6d, 10s 6d, 13s 6d; Gum Boots, 103 Gd. At FOTTJSR'S. CHEAP SHOES— Ladies Boxcalf Shoe., 6s lid, 8s lid, 9s lid; Glace Lace and Button Shoes, 8s lid, 9s Ud, lls bd, 13s fed; Evening Shoos, Is Ud, 2s 6d, to 18s 6d ; Goloshes, 3s 6d, 3s Ud. At POTTER'S. CHEAP BOOTS— Girls' Strong Chrome Boots, 5s Ud ; Youths' Cowhi_o Shooters 8s lid ; Ladies' Carpet Slippers, la 6d, Is 'lid, 2s 6d; Gents' Is 3d, 2s lid, 3b Ud ; Gents' Dancing Shoes, from 4s lid. At POTTER'S, 213, Lambtonquay. ' gTr. WILTON.. " FOR primo quality moat, customers generally can always rely urjon G. R. Wilton, Revans-street, Newtown. Inspection freely invited. Tel. 1030. ET Weather— Don't forget W. Macklin,,. 40, Riddiford-strcet, uses best English Loaiher for repairs. Gents' Boots Soled and' Heeled, 33 6d. "TMTOTHER," I've cut my finger again." It_L "Of course, Higginbottom's Cutlory always cuts, my dear ; some people's don't though :' ' 47, Riddiford-atreet. V' OU' can get 2s 6d for Is at Wm. Hall's, Cheapside, Rovans-street, opposito Library, Direct Importer of China, Glass, Earthenware, etc. GHEAP Lamps, Sots of Jugs, at special price. ; also, Cheap Euamelware. S. L. Roberts, Ironmonger, Riddiford-street, opposite Polico Station. M_LTON Mowbriiy Pork Pies, always . , obtainable at Wardell Bros., Willisstreet, and Clarke's, Molcaworth-streot. Mrs. Phillips, Pork Butcher, Nowtown. Thone_2o4|. jOASTRY^— Nothing but purest inprcdiX- onts Tjged in 'our Pastry. For Afternoon Tea Hot Pics wo- are celebrated. Flint's., Bakery," Newtown. , Tl/TEMORANDUM— You must call and ( -"JL, * sco Miss Burn's stock of latest Po.ti,' Gard,v .Qaiaee, Fancy Goods. Con-stabi.-str'o-t Emporium. 1 /BONDER'S Shoe" Store is tho leading VJ placo for Ladies' Shoos, Gents' Boots, and solid repairs. Nqwtown residents please send them to-night. HARVEY AND CO., Art Picture Framers, Revans-strect, are Cheapest in all Wellington and take most trouble. . Send your Enlargements. J^OHN PAULING, 112, Adelaide-road. Ailing sewing machines car-ted to "hospital," and new Whito machines left in placo thereof. QMITH'S Bakeiy, 27, Riddiford-streot, *O for' purest Pastry. Only bggs used, rho shop for Sultanas and Weddiug Cake. Hot Pies, Saturday. j ,T ONG Coato.aro fashionable this season. ■*-« Try one, stylishly cut and made, from E. E. • Pay, Ladies' Tailor, " op. Public Library, Revan's-stroot. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S method of teaching ensures proficiency in" ONE QUARTER at olass or in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. BEGINNERS' • CLASSES Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m., in private hall (50ft by 60ft). Term commences with pupil. Private lessons by arrangement. Address — 56, Ghuzneo-stroct, next St. Peter's Church. DIRECT IMPORT. A MEMBER of a wall-known London merchant shipping firm is at prosent on short visit to New Zoaland, and prepared to lake up additional buying accounts of importers requiring thoir goods on direct import commission basis. Apply Indent, Box 252, Wollngton. UNIVERSAL COLD CURE. mHE Second Monthly PRIZE COMPE- •*- TITION, FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN ONLY, . Is Now Open. Will be given for the Best Verse of four or five lines describing tho merits of UNIVERSAL COLD CURE. A Prizo Coupon must bo enclosed with each verse sent in. Competition Closos 30th Juno. W. H. COY, Agent for N.Z., 1 Chemist, Constablo-street. COMPARE THESE PRICES WITH' V_» ANY IN TOWN. Men's Chromo Gol. Bal., sown, 8s 9d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d . Mon's ditto, Button and Lace Bals., 14s 6d Ladies' Evening Shoes, real smart, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s 6d A great varioty of Ladies' Slippers from 9d nor pair. J. MORRIS, 91, Taranoki-stroet. Ask for Discount Stamps. THE LARGEST CHINA AND GLASS SHOWROOM IN WELLINGTON. The Best Assortment of Now, Up-to-Dato DINNER, TEA AND TOILETWARE. Immense Varioly of ORNAMENTS and USEFUL " GOODS' Suitable for Presents. Having recently enlarged and improved cur Showroom, we havo opened up an oxcollont varioty of all classes of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN WARE from tho leading manufacturers. Those 'goods nro bought by an expert at , lowost quotations. Wo invito you to inspect and comparo our values. Tho latest in Tea Sots (20 and 40 pieces), Flower Pots, Vases, Sets of Jugs, Langlcy Ware, oto., eto. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. CRAIG & CO.. 34. MANNERS-STREET. SWEET tempers, sunny hoarthq, and Seaford Coal will always be found together.