Page 5 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8521, 30 October 1888, Page 5

Railways W R a.I l V,’ AYs. WELLINGTON SECTION. AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SHOW AT CARTERTON. ON THURSDAY, Ist NOVEMBER, 1533. The ordinary morning train to the Wairarapa leaves Wellington as an Excursion Train at 5.5 a.m., and will leave Carterton on return at 5.0 p.m. Excursion Tickets, available for return nn day of issue only, may be obtained at Wellington, retone, and Lower Hutt. First class, Ss fid ; second class, Cs fid. Saturday IN-turn Tickets may be obtained from all stations to Carterton, to be available for return on the following day, Friday, 2nd November, ISS3. A train will leave Lower Kutb on above date at 7.0 p.m., and run to Wellington in the time of the Wairarapi train delayed. BY ORDER. Traffic Agent’s Office, Wellington, 29th October, ISSS. 414 Funeral Kotinas. THE Friends of S. A, and Hetty Vaughan are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their late youngest sou, Edgar Graham, which will leave their residence, Brougham-street, this day, October 30th, at 4.15 p.m. K. MCRKIL Tun., Undertaker, 41S Tarauski-etreet. Bpsmess NoticesIMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF NEW SEASON’S DR ATERY. MBS WALKER WILL otter he? present stock of Sea* son’s Novelties together with the undermentioned New Goods Ex. Tougariro now in Port, at a DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT. 0 B 4a JN THE POUND FOR 21 DAYS ONLY. Having been advised of Extensive Purchase of a manufactures stock for her Xmas, trade at an enormous reduction. Therefore The present stock must be cleared to make room for it. The Public of Wellington will have the benefit of getting there goods at a DISCOUNT QF 20 PER CENT. OR 4s IN THE £ OFF WHOLESALE PRICES. All goods marked in plain: figures. 20 per cent or 4s in the pound off Millinery, Unttimmed Hats and Bonnets 20 per cent, or 4a in the pound off Ribbons, Laee, &o. 20 per cent- or 4s in the pound off Ladies and Children’s Costumes 20 per cent, or 4s in the pound off New Lace Mantles, Choice Silk Jerseys 20 per cent, or 4s in the pound oil Jackets, Garibaldis, Dust Cloaks, &c. 20 per cent, or 4s in the pound off Dress Goods, Plain and Fancy 20 per cent, or 4a in the pound off Pelisses and Children's) Washing Hats 30 dozen White Hats for Ladies and Children, at Is each. During the NEXT 21 DAYS in order to reduce our present heavy Stock’ of choice Zephyrs, Oishmerettes and Print Washing Dresses will be made from 12s fid ; Walking Gowns in Cashmere and Silk will be mado at equally moderate prices. SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF 1 GIVING UP -ran DRAPERY BUSINESS. A Splendid Stock of Drapery for Salo. Mrs. a j. hansen, no. og, wuiisstreet, having started as Corsetmaker and Surgical Belt-maker, and having met with the greatest success, finds she cannot attend to the manufacturing properly as long as her presence is required in the shop. She therefore desires to let her customers and the public generally know that the whole Stock of General Drapery will be sold as quickly as possible. To do this she propoeea to part with it at Ices than invoice price. Salo to commence on the Ist November. The Lease of TWO SHOPS, with dwellings attached, to LET or for SALE. 411 MRS. C. J. HANSEN. NOW SELLING! NEW PRINTS, Is lid the Dress NEW PRINTS, 2s fid the Dress NEW PRINTS, 2s lid the Dress NEW PRINTS, 3s 4d the Dress NEW PRINTS, 3s lid the Drees 12 YDS DRESS MATERIAL for 3s lid 12 YDS DRESS MATERIAL for 4s lid 12 YDS DRESS MATERIAL for 5s lid 12 YDS DRESS MATERIAL for fis lid Hollands, Calicos, Shirtings, Sheetings GOOD LONG CURTAINS, . Is lid, 2s fid, 2a lid the pair. LADIES’ CORSETS, Special Vahie. FLANNELLETTE, fild per yard. COME AND SEE. NO CHARGE FOPLOOKING. Remnants of Prints, Dress Material; Calicoes, and Shirtings iess than half price. Remember ! WE GIVE GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY, AND 150 per cent. over. JOB E. LINDBBHG-, Wrung aide of Cube-street. THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MAND. FACTORING COMPANY (Limited) Have established a reputation Fr manufacturing all their goods from, wool, all wool, and nothing but wool. THE adulteration of Wool with plant fibre has been carried to an extent which the public does not suspect. Goode are made up with all the appearance of woo! (and sold as such), but with a percentage of cotton so ingeniously mixed in order to enhance the profit, or reduce the price, that it ia difficult to detect the fraud. To test the purity, hold a few threads to a feme. Pure wool fuses to a shapeless mass before it ia consumed leaving a shapeless ash, ana extinguishes directly it is removed from the ferns. Cotton burns stoadiiy on after removal from the flame, and the form of tho thread is distinctly preserved in the aofa. If the material be an admixture of wool and cotton it will bum irregularly. The Company’s Goods are on view to the general public (but for sale only to wholesale booses) at their Warehouse, LAMBTON-QUAY 7 , WELLINGTON. [ , Works: KoeoKoho, Pitone.