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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2404, 9 January 1895, Page 3

CHRISTMAS EXPECTATIONS. KNOWING THE PLEASURE which some SPECIAL GIFT or CONCESSION affords to Purchasers duringCHRISTMAS MONTH, Warnock AND Aden, Are taking steps which they think will he appreciated by Customers and Visitors as being BETTER THAN GIFTS To those who require DRAPERY NOVELTIES, DEESSES AND MILLINERY, Ac,. They Have Re*markkd their’ BEAUTIFUL STOCK OP SUMMER GOODS - ' - AT 1. {. : ’ SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES SEE WINDOWS . SPECIAL PETCES !■ ALL TICKETED'! SEE SHOWROOMS! MUCHCHEAPEE! REDUCED PEICES! SPECIAL CONCESSIONS! Mantles, Jackets, Silk Blouses Ladies’ and Children’s Millinery Flowers, Feathers Untrimmed MiUinery Dress Caps, Sailor Hats Sun Bonnets and Hats Dress Goods, Crepohs,-Delaines Tweeds, Prints, Delainettea Sateens, Drills, Blouses Sunshades, Gloves Hose, Aprons, Laces Eibbona and Trimmings , Clothing and Mercery - "WAKNOCK and AdKIN. NEW BOOKS. NEW SUPPLIES: H • AND J. Baillie. BOOKSELLEES. AND STATIONERS, , SS, Cuba steeet. Telephone No. 313. Mrs CafEyn’s Children of Circumstances, Gs, Crockett’s The Lilac Sunbonnet, 2s 6d Crookett’slhe Stickit Minister, 2s Gd and 3s Gd Crockett’s The Eaiders, 2s Gd and 3s Gd Weyman’s My Lady Eotha, 2s Gd and 3s Gd Weyman’s Under the Rod Robe, 2s Gd and 3s Gd Weyman’s The Gentleman in Black, 3s 6d Sarah Grand’s Our Manifold Nature, 3s Gd Sarah Grand’s Ideala, 3s Gd - Beatrice Harradon’s In Varying Moods, 3s Gd Maarten’s The Greater Glory, Gs Mrs Steel’s Flowers of Forgiveness, 2s Gd Mrs Steel’s From the Five Rivers, 3s Cd Hall Caine’s The Manxman, 6s and 3s Gd Mrs H. Ward’s Marcella, 3s Gd Jane. Barlow’s Kerrigan’s Quality, 6s Margaret Wood’s The Vagabonds, 3s Gd Max Pemberton’s The Sea Wolves, Gs Sara Duncan’s Vernon’s Aunt, 3s Gd Mrs Alexander’s A Choice of .Evils, 2s Gd Rutherford’s Catherine Furze, 3a Gd Mrs A. Dean’s Teaser’s Daughter, la Cd Savage’s The Plying Halcyon, 2s Savage’s The Passing Show, 2s Buchanan’s Rachael Dene, 2a Mrs Croker’s Mr Jervis, 2a Sims’, Scones from the Show, 2a Savage’s Princess of Alaska, 2s &o. .... Ac. &o. Send for Catalogue. Post free. SPECIAL SHIPMENTS OF BOYS’ CLOTHING FOE THE XMAS TRADE. ' JUST Opened Two Cases of Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing in nioeJiight Summer Tweeds, also Washing Suits. MEN’S CLOTHING. Sac Suit, 28s Gd, 30s, 355, 40s. Trousers and Vest, 15s, 17s Gd, 20s. 21s. Trousers, 6a lid, 7s lid, 8s Gd, 10s Gd. Being all Wool Tweed. Our Own Make. MERCERY DEPARTMENT. New Shapes in Hats, Ties, Searfs, Braces, &o. ■ OUR STOCK Of Men’s Summer Underclothing is large and well assorted. N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, Lambton quay and Cuba street. 534 O W LAN D I N G 3as Globes, in fancy colours 3as Heating Stoves, very cheap and economical _ jtasaliers, Gas Brackets, and Hall Lamps Unitas Closets 3hina Washstand Basins, in white, white and gold, and marble Enamelled, Iron, and Porcelain Sinks High-Pressure Boilers - Salvanised Cylinders , Electric Bells, Indicators, Batteries, Wire and Fittings, &0., &c., &o. 1 goods supplied at lowest prices, or fitted competent workmen at most reasonable rea. - , ■ , E» Hayes and 00., TMBERS, GASFITTEES, BRASS3UNDERS, COPPERSMITHS, &o„ Lambton quay,: WEllington - ■RLACK SWAN BUTTER PURE CEYLON TEA. CEYLON TEA. LL FLAVOUR AND FINE QUALITY Is Bd, Is lOd & 2s PEE POUND. OLD-FASHIONED TEA OIALLY recommended to those who iaßke the pungent tea from India. TKs i fine in quality, full in flavour and ig to the palate; 2a per lb, packed in 6 lib tins, no charge for tins. This Tea bo obtained at any other establishevon at double the price. Sample i will be sold to test the quality. NO BLENDED OR LOW QUALITY TEA I SOLD. AT.T. OUR TEAS ARE ABSOLUTELY PURE. - INDIAN TEAS, Dargoeling, very best quality, 2a per lb; , Assam, 2a per lb. CHINA TEASBoxes of ten pounds each, 14a, 17s Cd, 20s. ■ Half-cheats from la Gd to 2a per 1bOBAHGB PEKOES AND GREEN TEAS IN STOCK. - HUME AND SON, 63 AND 65, WILLIS STREET, Wellington. 820