Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume LIV, Issue 9840, 22 February 1893, Page 3

r.usiaeta Notices R. SALE! P. SALE! J. SALE! “ Look how well my garments sit upcn me ” —'‘Tempest” (Act 11., Sores I.). *T 'BIS Is the experience of all who have A bought at my sale. Blouses, la 6d, worth 2a lid Children’s White Drill Sailor Tunics, 3s lid, north 4s 6d Nary Sailor Suits, 3a lid, north 7s 6d Patience Suits, 5s lid, worth 13a 6d Tweed Knloker Suite, 4a lid, worth 8s 61 Men's Tweed Trousers, 3a lid, worth 7s 6d Men’s Mole Trousers, 3r lid, worth 6s lid Exquisitely Beautiful Prints, The admiration of all who bars seen them. Masterpieces of French and English art. Is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s lid Fall Dress. The Cheapest Dresses ever offered in Wellington. 3a lid, 4a lid, 6s lid, 8a lid Full Dress. R. P. JOHNSON, RE4DY.MONEY DRAPER, 11. CCBA STREET. New.'zealand clothing FACTORY. GREAT STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IK MEN’S, SOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, MERCERY. Ac. A few of the mmy Redactions are glran below : 6a 9d Youths’ Moles, slightly soiled, for 2s 6d 7s 6d Boys’ Galatea Suits for 4s lid 6s lid Buys' White Drill Suits for 4s lid Also, 3a 6d Men's Regatta Shirts (or 5s 6d 7s 6d Men’s Regatta Shirts far 4s 6d 5s 6d Men’s Regatta Shirts for 3s 6d 3s 9d Men’s Regatta Shirts for 2a 6d Our Redactions in Boys' and Olrla’ Hosiery is startling. We can do all sizes Mosglel Hose for Is per pair, asaal prices Is 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, AT THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Lambton quay and Cuba street. J. W. BENTLEY, Mansgsr. SALE 11 SALE 11 MURRAY & CASEY’S gUMMER SALE Is now in full swing. VISIT THIS WONDERFUL CHEAP SALE, AND See the Hats, only 3d each 1 Sceithe Scarborough Hats, 6d each See'lhe Fancy Straw Hats, 9d each See.the Fancy Straw Hats, Is esob They are simply wonderful, and the tslk is how can they be sold at the price. See the Children's Pinafores, 9d each See the Ladies' Corsets. Thy cannot be approached for value anywhere See the Dust Cloaks, lees than half price See the Ladles’ Capes, less than half price See the Ladles’ Linen Collars, Id each See the Ladies’ Hose, Gd, 9d, le pair See the Girls’ Hose, 4d, 6d, Bd, lOd, Is pair See the Prints, greatly rednoed See the Dress Stuffs, greatly reduced See the Fancy Aprons, about half price See the Quilts, Towels, Toilet Covers, Flannelettes, Calicoes, Sheetings, Table Damask, White Muslins, Glass Cloth, Holland, Silesia, And hundreds of other lines, which cannot be mentioned in this advertisement, AT TERRIBLY LOW PRICES, REMEMBER I—THE SALE IS NOW ON MURRAY & CASEY, 57 CUBA STREET. 961 —Xmas is coming, gentlemen, kindly place yonr Tailoring Orders early with Berry and Orr, 31, Cuba street. Xpert Catting oar masterpiece. For a good artiatie fit, and choice stock of tweeds, we stand unrivalled in this oity. Berry and Orr.' —Xamtne our Choice Stock ot j\.2SIA. Boya’ and Men’s Ready-made Clothing, Shirts, Hats, Scarfs, Hosieiy, Ao, Berry and Orr. VV'V'V— xtr » value, complete _A._A_.A--A. Cricketing Outfit, £l, including trousers, shirt, cap and belt. Berry and Orr, Outfitters, 31, Cabs street. McEWEN, BROWN A KITTO, 40 Willis street, HAT MANUFACTURERS, HOSIERS, MERCERS, &o. ABE making a Flexible Felt Hal which is easy fitting and unbreakable, in all shapes, sizes and colours. Our well-tried Pullover Hal, made to -order at 10s 6d and I2s 6d. A large stock of English Felts by the beat makers, from 4s 6d upwards. . White Shirts made to order from 6s fid. Oxford Shirts made to order from 4s 6d, Pique Fronted Shirts made to order from 6s 6d. And as only ths best quality of material is used, good valne is therefore assured. Shirts repaired, new caffe and collars pul on at moderate prices. A Choice eelectlon of Ties, Braces, Belts, and Gentlemen’s underclothing always in stock. Don’t Fobqrt I the Only Hat Manufactory in Willis street. McEWEN, BROWN & KITTO, 748 40 Willis street. BOOKS, NEW EDITIONS. H. & J. BATLLIE, 39, Cuba street ... Wellington, Tsema’a Knight of the White Feather, 2s and 3s Clark Russell's My Danish Sweetheart Hall Caine's Capt'n Davy’s Honeymoon, 3s 6d Amelie Rives’ Barbara Dericg, 2s j Rhode Broughton’s Mrs Bligb, 6s ' Mark Twain’s American Claimant, 3a 6d Barry Pain's Playthings and Parodies, 5s Mary Wilkin’s A Pot of Go'd, 2s 6d Hannah Lynch’s Daughters of Men, 3a 6d Marriott Watson’s Web of the Spider, 3s 6d Morley Roberts'ln Low Relief, 3a 6d Mrs Moleswerth's Leona, 6s Bnrnand’s The Rest Adventures of Robin. son Crusoe, 5s Horace Hutchinson's Fairway Island, 5a W. E. Norris'Jack’s Father, 2s Hardy’s Teas of the D'Urbervilles, 3s,'oloth W. H. Matlock's A Romanes of the 19th Century,2s Mrs Croker’a A Family Likeness, 2s Alfred Austin's Fortunatua the Pessimist, 6s Gd Henley’s The Song of the Sword, 6s 6d William Morris’ Poems by the Way, 6s 6d Meredith’s The Empty Purse, 5s 6d Phil May’s Sommer and Winter Annuals, Is each Jennings’ Lord Tennyson, la 3d and la 9d Conan Doyle’s The Firm of Girdlestone, 3s 6d Grant Allan’s The Duchess of Powyaland, 2s - Ac. Ac. New Books arriving every week. Inspeo* tion Invited. TELEPHONE No. 313. WHOLESALES RETAIL CHEMIST WELLINGTON S'- N.Z. 3VICE AND MEDICINE AT ALL HOURS, 2s 6x>. intry orders promptly attended to,