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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2411, 17 January 1895, Page 3

If you want real good sterling value in drapery and clothing there is no house in the Colony better than C. Smith's, the Cash Draper's, Cuba street. He keeps large stocks and sell cheap. At present he is selling beautiful rain-proof cloaks at 10a Cd, worth 355, and beautiful white pique costumes, 17s 6d, worth 37a 6d, and lovely silk mantles, 19a fid, worth 39s fid; also a choice lot of lace capes 10a fid, worth 22s fid. DYEING. A. EOBEETSON, Nairn streev . . (Upper Willis street), BYES and Cleans Ladies* Dresses, Men’s Clothes, and does Dyeing of Every Description. All work turned out within one week. Goods called for and delivered. Send post card, or telephone 918. Orders Uft at his Agent’s, or by parcel post, specially attended to. Price lasts sent on application. 278 CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENTS WITH LIBERAL RESULTS. A UNIQUE SYSTEM OF INVESTMENT. THE Australian Mutual Provident Society as an inducement to investors of small or large sums, and to encourage the making of a provision against old age, invite proposals from those who wish to secure the advantage of receiving the ordinary Bank Rato of In-, terest for tlleir deposits, together with the additional benefit of Life Assurance for Nothing. Policies in the Endowment Table which matured in the year 1894 showed a return of from 4 to 4| per cent. comp, interest per annum with Life Assurance for Nothing. For further information and interview, write or telephone (No. 17) to THEO. H. RITCHEY, Chief Agent for Wellington, Imperial Chambers, Featherston street. Auatialian Mutual ProvidentSooiety. AS USUAL THE ESTABLISHMENT OP JAMES GODBER, PASTEYCOOK and OoNFECTIONER, 84 AND 86, Cuba Stbebt, Is well stocked with CHRISTMAS CAKES MINCE TIES SHOET-BEEAD CHEISTMAS PUDDINGS And all the other Delicacies of the Season. PICNIC HAMPEES made np at prices to suit all parties. The Noted House tor Wedding Cakes, which can be packed and forwarded to all parts of the Colony. 823 BARBER’S STEAM DYE WORKS, 46, CUBA STEEET. Telephone No, 226. By Excellency CAUTION. BON’T be tempted by misleading advertisements to send your work to small dyeing establishments that possess noitherthe experience nor appliances necessary to give you satisfaction. In our extensive works we, have ©very facility for Cleaning, Dyeing and’Finishing all kinds of Goods in a manner most suited to the various materials. Our machinery is the most improved and perfect in the trade, and superior to that possessed by any other firm in the Colony* t>est dyes only are used, and goods ate carefully treated by experienced workmen. ' ■ • : Goods collected and delivered free of charge. Particulars and prices in catalogue post free. To prevent mistakes and disappointment, customers should address W. BARBER & CO„ STEAM P.YEBS AND CLEANSES, 46, Cuba stbebt. - ■ ■■ 59 TYPEWRITER S. . The Latest Eeminotons, No. 5, .621. Tfco Latest Eeminotons, No. 3, .£23. Smith Premiere, .£24. New Yost, latest pattern, £25. Eibhons for Eeminglons, S.P. Barlboka, Oaligraphs, &a. "An immense slock of Typewriter Supplies, Paper, Carbon Papers, Mimeographs, Neostyles, Stencil Papers, Inks, &0., Ac. ' Office Eoll Top Desks, Typewriter Desks, &0., &c. • GEO, M. YBBEX, ! National Mutual Buildings, Wellington. BLACK SWAN BUTTER. Factoet —Davis street; Wellington, and Palmerston Nobth. . HAVE Cream for Sale, any quantity not less than half a gallon; also Butter HUk. ’ 40