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New Zealand Times, Volume LVI, Issue 2296, 30 August 1894, Page 3

DAMAGED IN WEAVING. A Special Purchase of IVTanufacturers’ Throw-outs, Consisting of about 12U Dozen Linen Damask Table Napkins. 175 Damask Table Cloths, Assorted Sizes. Goods are all damaged in weaving, but in many instances the Damage is so Slight as to be scarcely noticeable, OUR BUYER, EVER WATCHFUL For Good Value, has been successful in securing this lot at a Bio Discount, of which our customers will now reap the benefit. The Consignment is now' marked, showing a reduction of from 25 per cent, to 50 PER CENT. — Good Table Napkins, all linen, from 4a 6d dozen White Damask Cloths from 3s Supper Cloths at 2s 3d and 2s lid. SPECIALITIES IN LINEN GOODS (Ex s.s. Ruapehu). A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Hemstitched Cotton and Linen Sheets Hemstitched and Embroidered Pillow Slips Frilled and Embroidered Pillow Slips Hemstitched Tray Cloths Hemstitched and Embroidered Tea Cloths Doylies, Toilet Sets, &e., &c. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, BRANDON STREET AND LAMBTON STREET.

CARPET WAREHOUSE AT ST. GEORGE’S HALL. TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. »\TB are offering a special line in Gents' TV English Boots, waterproof soles and uppers (made to our order in Northampton) at 24s per pair; also a Real Hand-sewn Boot at 20s. We are giving 4s to 6a in the Discount off the whole of our stock. AT THE UNDERSIGNED—OAMARU POTATOES, 5s per Sack, delivered „„ „ BEST ROLLER FLOUR, 4s Gd per 501 b Bag KEROSENE, Light of the Age, 150 deg, 5s 6d per tin BEST CANTERBURY BACON, 7d; HAMS, POTTER AND SON, Boot Impobtbks. Australian yALLTMBA CLARET. The very best obtainable. On Sale Sid, A. MUNRO, 115, LAMBTON QUAY.

RUIN ART CHAMPAGNE. FROM OLDEST HOUSE IN THE CHAMPAGNE TRADE. WE can confidently advise consumers of Fine Champagne to try this brand. ' CASTENDYK AND FOCKE. NEW BOOKS. NEW SUPPLIES. ■Mrs Steel’s From the Five Rivers, 3s Gd Weyman’s The Man in Black, 3s Gd Norris’lSaint Ann’s, 2s ' Ottolengin’s A Modern Wizard, 2s Marriott Watson’s The Web of the Spider, 2s Weyman’s Under the Red Robe, 2s 6d and 3s 6d Sarah Grand’s Our Manifold Nature, 3s 6d Beatrice Harraden’s In Varying Mood, 4s Anthony Hope’s Haifa Hero, 5s Rolf Boldrewood’s A Modern Buccaneer, 2s Gd and 3s Cd Mrs Caffyn’s The Yellow Aster, Gs Zola’s Money, 3s Gd • E. F. Benson’s The Rubicon, 3s Gd and 2s Gd Weyman’s A Gentleman of France, 3s Gd and 2s Gd Sarah Grand’s Ideala, 3s Gd E. F, Benson’s Six Common Things, 3s Gd F. M Crawford’s Katherine Lauderdale, 3s 6d and 2s Gd Mrs Clifford’s A Wild Proxy, 2s Nat Gould’s Thrown Over, 2s A. C. Gunter’s A Princess of Paris, 2s A. C. Gunter’s The King’s Stockbroker, 2s R. L. Stevenson’s Catriona, cheap edition, 2s J. Strange Winter’s Red Coats, Is Zangwill’s The Children of the Ghetto, 3s Gd John Oliver Hobbes’ Books, Is Gd and 2s each &o. &c. &Q. THE NEWEST BOOKS ALWAYS ON HAND. SUPPLIES EVERY WEEK. H. AND J • Baillie. BOOKSELLERS and STATIONERS, 39, Cuba street, Wellington, Telephone No. 313. BABY WANTS A NEW PAIR OF SHOES WE have just opened a shipment of Infants’ Tan, Patent and Kid Shoes, and fond Mothers should see them. We are offering a splendid shoe at 2s Gd per pair at the 4a in the £ Discount Sale. POTTER AND SON, Shoe Imposters. A « TTa IiOGAN & Co., Sharebrokers, Land, Estate, Financial, and Commission Agents. Loans negotiated. Interest, E°nt3, Debts, &c., collected. Address No. 12, Feathekston street. 13 YALUMBA Special Old Bort;