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THE P3?ULAiI JSWZUER - - CUBA STREET. i A Handsome Presentation Cryet | /iS*»VeSS fsSwvQi £*v»ii§li /^'"^^^t 6-bottle Dinner Cruet is unI A SHILLJNQ QIFTJ I 33 Ft^ never *' re ' n our c ff or ' s to place before our numerous H Ka customers an article that is within reach of everyone — ' H Ml an article that when seen will be bought — yet docs not lose in | {■ quality because of its cheapness. Here is our latest acquisition : I tif It consists of a picture of four Maori maidens printed indelibly I . m on Fine White English China. " A Galaxy of Maori Beauty" H KB is the title, and truly so; the finely glazed surface of the china X Iw with its edge of gilt adds considerably to the effect. Then B £■ there is another picture of one maiden only, called " A Maori B ul Princess," printed on china in the same style and finish. These I ■ft novelties can be had in Cups and Saucers, Plates, Sweet Dishes, I H Mugs, Sugar Basins, and Cream Jugs. 1/- each. See them fi En , now. There is more here for a shilling than the shilling ever E bought. We give q jality. B v SENSIBLE people buy sensible things and among all the [j many appurtenances to the person nothing is so needful as | a sensible boot, because a boot to be sensible must fit you, and | fit you well, look well, wear well, and be the very latest. Fashion I demands this. What looks more out of place than lo see a E well-dressed man of business with an ill-fitting, out of date boot | on ? Be sensible and buy the right boot. We have it. Here I it is :—: — PATENT COLT BOOTS. ! The patent leather will wear well, will not crack, and, will keep j ' its beautiful polish to the last. The boot is made with a Bronx 1 Toe, or, in other words, a toe point rounded off to the general I shape of the toes, allowing plenty of "play"; the toe ot this I boot will never buckle, but keep its shape to the end. The jj upper portion of the boot is made of a dull kid leather and is | very easy and soft lo the ankle. The shape, style and finish is H of the very latest American. 30/- will buy it. X For the hot weather we can specially recommend i The Fai©£^4 Oolt Oxford Shoes, I built on the same plan and finish, and very cooling to wear. | Our price 25/-. \ 33 CUBA STREET. § The Cheapest Good Drapery I ' i IS AT I Tlie following arc facts, and can be seen and bought— j Cream good LUSTRE SKIRTS 25/6 for 8/6 I Odd Black SKIRTS .At 4/11 each * I Rich New MANTLES, at half-price 90/- for 49/G, 75/- for 37/6, i 30/- for 15/SICILIAN DUST COATS, mostly cream and inavy 49/6 for 27 /6, 39/6 for 25/- And some odd ones at 16/8 Soft PRIN 1 COSTUMES, navy grounds, Blouse and Skirt nicely "4 trimmed 10/6 Worth 25/6 fo A few ligfht MUSLIN BLOUSES and SKIRTS For 12/6 UNDERSKIRTS, DRESSING GOWNS, and all UNDERCLOTHING at Sale prices COTTON DRESSES. Not approached in Now Zealand. Dark Navy INGRAIN PRINTS 4d a yaid Not the American narrow stuff ZEPHYR LAWNS iojd Now s£d COTTON DELAINES iojd Now G|d COTTON DELAINES io"j|mls for 3/11 BLOUSING CAMBRICS 84<l for s£d, o }d foi 6d ART LIBERTY CURTAINS, 6 yards 2/3 a pair These are ' 36m. wide LINEN TURKISH TOWELS 1/9 Worth 2/6 White TURKISH TOWELS '1/11 a pair I Check GLASS CLOTH 6Jd For 4£d ! ROLLER TOWELLING 7 }d For s^l 8 UNDRESSED LAW N for Dresses and Underclothing i2id For 10c! White only, double width 400 LINEN DAMASK CLOTHS Marked C> fn the & discount ' ! A bigr job line of SERVIETTES Cheap > HONEYCOMB QUILTS 9/6 For 6/11 CRETONNES s*d a yard Biff good quality FRILLED PILLOWSLIPS 10£ d 3 UNBLEACHED SHEETING, Herringbone ' 1/3 Now 1/- . \ UNBLEACHED SHEETING, for double bed 1/6 Now 1/3 '•■ WHITE SHEETING, double bed I<H-d A GRAND SHEETING Soin., 2/3 for 1/10 cjoin., i/ii for 1/6 FLANNELETTES, pink, white, cream H{6 70 pairs, 3i yards long each, LACE CURTAINS 9,6 Now 6/Q a pair SPRING BLIND ROLLERS (inch) Gd each . DAMASK SUPPER CLOTHS', soin. x Qoin., red border 3/11 '< 300 New GUIPURE and FINE LACE COLLARETTES, RABATS, etc. Abou{ half-price, 1/11 and 2/8 ' Rich GUIPURE KIMONOS or BRITELLES, broad at shoulders, | white, cream, and Paris 6/6 for 3/11, g/6 for 5/6 \ 30 PARASOLS left, light colours 3/3, 3/11, 4/6 \ [ 300 BELTS, at 1/-, newest shapes LACE SLEEVES, white, cicam, Paiis, fmc, and Guipure 2/11, | 3/3, 3/9— just about half-price I 6in. WIDE RIBBON Cii a yard DRESS DEPARTMENT. ! 50/- to meaeuro — Sec what we are showing in good materials \ WOOL DELAINES, newest designs 1/9 for I/-5 and iii, now 1/6 a yard . 1/- DRESS MATERIALS, double width See a table of these 1/6 a yard will buy a lot of 2/6 quplily BLOUSES. Customers tell us that we have) the CHEAPEST BLOUSES in the trade. At 2/6 there is a big lot of ODD BLOUSES At 2/11 Good Quality, SHIRT BLOUSES At 5/fi, our best Worth 8/6 SLEEVELESS BLOUSES— These arc extra good quality and very new; colours, white, cream, and Paris shades i9'6 for 12/9, 21/- for 14/6, 22/6 for 14/6, 29/6 ior 22/6 I White HAND-WORKED BLOUSES B '6 Worth double OSTRICH FEATHER STOLES— About 40 left, B rcy, white, | black, and brown mixtuies 11 6 for 8/6, 19/6 for 15/6, 39/ C 5 for 32/-, 42/- for 34/-, 55/- for 44/- ■ \ COQUE FEATHER STOLES About half-price | 'i WELLINGTON and IVIASTERTON. S

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Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 29, 4 February 1908, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume LXXV, Issue 29, 4 February 1908, Page 9

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