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GREAT RE-B GILDING -IRONMONGERY SALE OF ' SILVER-PLATED WAEE AND CUTLERY, USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. E.P. Cruets, Te v apofcs, Salad Bowls, Butter and Jelly Dishes Ivorido Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers, &o. Fenders, Curbs, Firo-Brasse3, Fire-Screona Bedsteads, in Frenoh, Italian. Hoapital, and Boyß* Boys' Trioycles, Orioket Bats, Tennis Raoks Watches, Clocks, Scissors, Pon Knives, Sheath Knives Lamps, Bird Cages, Gladstone and Brief Bags • Trunks— Steel, Leather, and Unbreakable Cana Knife Machines, Enamel Ware, Aluminium STPTf PT A Tj— Each Customer pnrohaAing 1 one pound's worth or more will Be presented DJT XJ\JXXi.iJ a Ta i llaD i e Antique Coppered Metal Photo Frame— the very latest style— as this will be the laafc Christmas iv the old corner building. • GEORGE WINDER, - IRONMONGER, WINDER'S CORNER, CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS. 3. ' '-. \ From Wednesday, 29th Jaouary, j i Saturday, 85th Febnsary. ! I The greatest and most important of all ,the Summer Sales, jj v because the bargain benefits are broadest. Our sales are always j i successful, bepause the people have absolute confidence in the >! *' reality of our bargains. Every single article in stock is reduced « I in price. There are no exceptions, and the reductions in some ■ < a % cases range from 5/^ to 15/-- in the <S. | I a | I ■ in Beautiful Blouses^ \ S You get the choice of several hundred smart blouses, in all \ f the popular fabrics of the day, and in every preferred style. \ Every garment is offered at a sharp bargain price. It is harvest f time for blouse buyers. • FANCY STRIPE CAMBRIC SHIRT BLOUSE, with double collar [ , 'self material attachefl , ; \ Usual price 4/11 each Sale price 3/11 £ CAMBRIC SHIRT BLOUSES, white grounds, with stripes 01 j? I spots, double collar of self material attached [ I Usual price s/6 each Sale price 4/6 each ' v 3 CAMBRIC SHIRT BL.OU'SES, light and dark grounds, with spots '& I or stripes, pointed or square yolccs and tucked fronts, double ; ''. collars attached ' f \ Usual price 6/6 each Sale price 4/11 each ;' I SOFT FINISH CAMBRIC SHIRT BLOUSES, in spots, stripes, $ I ? and fancy designs, self collar attached 4 i Usual price 7/6 each Sale price 5/11 | | CAMBRIC SHIRT BLOUSES, white grounds, with coloured * j stripes, hemstitched pleated fronts, collar attached ?j ' Usual price 7/1 1 each Sale price 6/6 FRENCH CAMBRIC SHIRT in white grounds, with Hj If fancy stripe or spot effects, pleated fronts, collar attached " W I Usttal price 8/ 11 each Sale price 7/0 C I FRENCH CAMBRIC SHIRT BLOUSES, white grounds, with | checks and fancy patterns, fronts pleated with rows of open- J \ work insertion, hemstitched collar attached | ' Usual price' 9/6 each Sale price 7/11 } t 1 1 ; f B i \ WHITE LAWN SHIRT BLOUSES, tucked fronts, linen collar I ! . attached Usual price 4/6 each Sale price 3/0 { '. \ WHITE INDIA LINEN. SHIRT BLOUSES, tucked fronts, linen i I collar attached ' \ Usual price 7/6 Sale price 5/11 5; I WHITE MERCERISED LAWN SHIRT BLOUSES, wide hem- 1 ! stitched folds, linen collar attached i Usual price 7/6 each Sale prce 5/11 $ I WHITE INDIA LINEN SHIRT BLOUSES, smartly tucked fronts, " [j fancy linen collar attached > i Usual price 8/6 each Sale price 5/6 -' ; WHITE "PANAMA" SHIRT BLOUSES, American yokes, soft J I double collar attached ' f I Usual price 9/11 each Sale price 7/11 r, I . 50 WHITE HAND EMBROIDERED LINEN SHIRT BLOUSES h ; Usual price 15/6 each Sale price 6/11 F I OEYLOM FL&MMEL BLOUSES. ■ \ I 200 EXCELLENT F.ITTING FLANNEL BLOUSES, hair line f \ stripes, in pink, grey, natural, navy, and black '■'; f Usual price 12/6 each Sale price 0/9 « ■ ' J ; ft I ■ limited. . ; - t /pi IT V DTE WORKS TOT ANT X D X" N/ OW N 1; TAYLOR AND 00., . W J C BROWN DYERS AND FRENOH CLEANERS (Late of 20, Brands-street.) ' t° j w ,E, Ex lcelll ccII f nnyc y ™° T Governor, BUILDER ANO CONTRACTOR, Lord Plunket.; also to tho Late Gover- Shop and* Office Fitter. nor, Lord Ranfurly. Estimates Given. Repairs promptly WORKS: Kent terrace: 'Phone 2666. iNo. 3, AURORA-TERRACE, Lambton-quay; 'Phone 1174. 991 Tolophone 991. Branches nhristchureh and Dunedin. ' ' HS 1 . 011 -?!" SOR5 OR , X ,?' W*gg SK J &\ in SES 178, Uppsr WIIUS St. TefojlhJino 2533 street, are giving liberal terms for Co~r(Near St. Peter'a Churoh), tumes during tho months of December FOR FRENCH CLEANING AND an(^ January. Plenty of Travelling CokDYEING. tumes, Skirts, and Blouses in stock. Come REPAIRS A SPECIALTY ant * see our b ar £ auls before you go elseCOKEiJ BROS., Pro&srleisis. '' T» ER T H D~tTe WORKS! MURITAI SECTIONS. A ROBERTSON THST" ANTED Known — Sections for Sale, From Perth and Paibley, Scotland. VV Muritai. Apply to GENERAL DYER AND CLEANER, A. T. BATE, 19a, Ghuznee-streot. Nathan's Building. Fealhcrston-street, Telephone 918. P.O. Box 2. Te Aro. WANTED Known — Unlaundriod z- TT — ;x-r™« Whito Shirts, pure linon, 2a 6d ™ w CL IiSi K^d, cao !i' r al , to , any shir^ in , town ' ,al", al " 46, Cuba-Btreet. ready laundned, at 6s 6d. Best value The Largest and Oldest Dyeing Estab- in N.Z. Honey returned if not satisfaclishment in tho Dominion. Lace Curtains tory. Each shirt bears the name. Mcsoleaned or. dyed 2b 6d per pair. Dyeing t T n d - M Ingefltre st . and Cleaning of every description. Tel. ' v (5 doors from Bank). — : XJtT A N~T E D KNOWN. mUCKER means something GOOD. DOtrGLAS p ATE j^7 ■*• LOOSE-LEAF LEDGERS) TUCKER'S JELLY CRYSTALS Are Simplicity Themselves. Mean the BEST. The Book that Gives Satisfaction Saves Time and Money. And "you oan't beat the best," you know. Faotory Address— 4a, WILLIS-STREET. Telephone 1935.

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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 24, 29 January 1908, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 24, 29 January 1908, Page 2

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