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Evening Star, Issue 6807, 22 January 1886, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS ( ) DURING SALK. announcement. HAIjIS jUMMKR DRAPERY, 8 V AND MEIIOEUY jgRoW, 1e winoT^ndToT’B SALK NOW ON. E VERY ARTICLE RE-MARKED 11 KGARDLESS OF COST. M ILLINERY AND MANTLES, C OSTUMES, MORNING WRAPiBRS, lADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING, BABY--1 LINEN, . D RESS MATERIALS, PRINTS, ACES, SCARFS, RIBBONS, I"|~OSIERY, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS, QALICOES, SHEETINGS, CURTAINS," c ARPETS, RUGS, LINOLEUM, R BADY-MADE CLOTHING, MERCERY. JpVE VERY ARTICLE RE MARKED R EUARDLESS OF COST. ROWN, EWING, AND CO.’S B 1 MPERATIVE SALE, 0* ’ PEN TILL 9 P.M. SATURDAYS DURING SALE.

RICHARDS’S Assigned Stock.—Washing. Spun Silk Dres-es, OJd to Is 6d—former price, Is lid to 3s (id. I( HARDS’S Assigned Stock. Nun’s Veiling (evening shades), IOJd —formerly Is (id; Black and Colored Velveteens, la 3d. RICHARDS’S Assigned Stock.—Black and Colored Silk Velvets, 2s 3d; Fancy Dress Materials, 2:jd ; New Spot, 4jd. RICHARDS’S Assigned Stock. Turkish Towels, 4^(1; Honeycomb Towels. 2Jd ; All-wool White and Scarlet Flannels, SfrL RICI IARDS’S Assigned Stock—Unbleached Damask Tabling, Ofrl— usually Is (id ; Lace Curtains, 2s lid; Reversible Cretonnes, 7^d—formerly is (id. TT» ICHARDS’S Assigned Stock.—Boys’ and lij Youths’Trouser Suits, from SsGd; strong Blue Sergo Suits, 7s (id. RICHARDS’S Assigned Stock. Tweed Vests, Is; Men’s Tweed Suits, from 15s; Boys’ Overcoats, from 5a (id. RICHARDS’S Assigned Stock.— Kid Gloves, (id ; Lisle Gloves, 3d ; Children’s Cotton Sox, Id ; Girls’ Hote, 2rfd. r> ICHARDS’S Assigned Stock.—Untrimmcd \j Straw, 4d ; Sailor Hats, lOkl—worth 2s. This season’s Millinery, half price. CAUTION.— Carter and Co. beg to Caution the Public against being gulled by a Drapery Finn in George stro t who, by advertising 10s in the £ (elotely copying us), are trying to deceive the general public. This firm docs not give 10s in the £ discount. Carter and Co. are taking 2s in the £ discount off all bills, whether largo or small. LITTLE DUST PAN.—Specialities. Handsome Wire Bird Cages from 4s Gd each ; Breeding Cages at reduced prices. 1* AROE Lot of Honeycomb and Turkey _J Sponges from Gd each; balance of FireBcrccns, reduced in price. RAND Lot of White Metal Teapots and Cruets (new designs), just opened, at wholesale prices. CUTLERY, Spoons, China, Glass, Fancy Goods, etc., by best makers; inspection invited. Little Dust Fan. £jITY BOOT PALACE, 75 George street. Few Days o F GREAT REMOVAL SALE. I MMENSE STOCK o F Boot?, Shoes, and Slippers A N T Lowest Sale Prices. OTE ADDRESS— C K ITY BOOT PALACE, GEORGE STREET. ITHLTERS. —We have just Received a Ship- ' merit of Terra Cotta and Majolica Table Filters, in new and neat designs. Wo have also a large stock of Cheavin’s Self-cleaning Rapid Water Filters, at very low prices. Arthur Briscoe ami Co., Princes street. LE A.RING Sale, for Three Weeks only, to J Reduce Stock prior to Miss Brownlie leaving for Wellington. BE sure you are in time for Bargain?, Every article excellent value. Misses Brownlie, Princes street. MISS MATHKSON’S Cutting and Fitting (Hasses, Smith street, nearly opposite St. John’s Church. CJIMON BROTHERS, Genuine ManufaciO turers and Direct Importers. —Largest and best stock in the City. Keen competition prices. HAVE You Seen Them The beautiful “Bcctivc ” Boots aud Shoes; guaranteed comfort and wear. Sole agents. HOLIDAY Visitors—See Ladies’ Walking Button Shoes, 7s Gd; Elastic-sides, 6s 9d; Imitation Button Boots. 7s l)d—all new. 'VTO Rubbish —All New. — Men’s Walking Shoes, from Os Gd; Balmorals, from Os Gd ; Elastic-sides (sewn), 12s Gd. EVENING Shoos. —Ladies’ Court Shoes, 5s Od ; Beaded, from Gs Gd ; Gentlemen’s Court Shoes, 10s—beautiful goods. UNEXCELLED.— Ladies’ and Gents.’ Best Class Makes; all imported direct; no double profits ; prove ; exceptionally moderate prices. ENCOURAGE Local Makers. —Our “Beehive” Boots more famous than ever for strong v/oar. Men’s Balmorals, from Os Gd. A FACT.— Women’s Leather Elastics, 8s 3d; Children’s, equally cheap. Simon Brothers, George street, near Octagon. GREAT Clearing Cash Sale previous to the opening of New Goods for Autumn aird "Winter Trade. i LEAKING Sales of Summer Millinery, at j prices greatly reduced. Mrs Gill, 13 and Princes sfo cet, LARGEST Assortment of Mourning Mill! nery in the City. Dressmaking at lowest prices. Mrs Gill, Princes street i AOOBS’S Gift Depot.—Just Landed, now Patterns Silver Jewellery, Gold Jewellery, Paste Jewellery, Garnet Jewellery. ACOBS’S Gift Depot—Fan", Opera Glasses, Bouquet Holders, suitable opera ; all new goods—no old stock. ACOBS’S Gift Depot.— Greenstone Ornaments, Maori Kits, Gum Ornaments, nice Home Presents. Opposite Post Office. MRS MILLER, Milliner, has opened Special Lino Baby Linen, Infants’ Pelisses, Hoods, Underclothing, etc., very cheap. RESSMAKINGon shortest notice. Ladies’ own Material made up. Great variety in Millinery. 03 George street. CAUTION.— Carter and Co. beg to Caution the Public against being gulled by a Drapery Firm in George street who, by advertising 10s in tire £ (closely conying us), are trying to deceive the general public. This firm does not give 10s in the £ discount. Carter and Co, are taking 2s in the £ discount off all bills, whether largo or small. _____ TC. GIBBS, Chimney Sweep. Order • boxes at corner of White Horse Hotel; next Bull’s, fruiterer; and at Salutation Hotel All orders punctually attended to.