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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 627, 18 July 1882, Page 4

Garwood 4c Co, SPRING GOODS. BY the mail we have received invoices and advices of the shipment of nine cases and bales of General Drapery, Millinery, Dress Goods, &c, per ship Thorne. The Thorne left Gravesend, for Lyttelton, on May 13th, and we hope to be able to show these goods next month. Our London buyer advises us that this shipment is splendidly assorted, and has been well and advantageously purchased. By next mail we look for advices of our second shipment, which will include all the latest novelties in every department. GARWOOD & CO. BIRTHDAY CARDS. WE have just received from Melbourne a splendid assortment of the above, which we aro offering at Melbourne prices. GARWOOD & CO. SHIP MATAURA, FROM i LONDON. WE have just opened out our second shipment of New Goods for the present season, received by the | above veseel, and wish to draw the attention of the ladies of the district to the same. The quality of the goods imported by us, and the excellence of their assortment, is too well known to require comment. Among this shipment will be foundLadies' Colored and Black Kid Gloves „ Taff <*»„ „ Silk and Lace Collarettes ! „ „ Chenille Scarves [ „ Grey and White Dress Improvers « „ Ombre Wool Squares ; j „ Wool Fichus ! „ Corsets, in great variety j „ Boxed White Handkerchiefs , Infants' Velvet and Merino Hoods i , f Day and Night Flannels „ Night and Monthly Gowns „ Swathes ' „ Mußlin Robes „ Merino Pelisses „ „ Cloaks , Boys' Serge, Tweed, and Velveteen Tunics Boys' Clothing, assorted Grey Calicoes, assorted Black Satin Cloth „ French Merinoes and Cachemires Ribbons, in Ombre shades „ Plush, in all the new shades Black and Colored Feathers ahd Plumes White Check and Black Book Muslins Children's Wool Polkas Striped Garter and other Elastics Bedside Rugs Lisse and Muslin frillings, with lace edgings Hosiery in great variety Silver Lockets Tweeds, in piece &c, &c, &c. 1 GARWOOD & CO. NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. WE have just opened out our first English shipment, as above, for the present season. For excellence of quality and lowness of price, this ship- ' ment will compare favorably with our ' previous importations, and we respectfully invite the ladies of the district to inspect our stock before making their purchases. The following are the leading lines received:— Black and Colored Satins, in great variety „ „ bilks, „ „ „ Plush, „ „ „ Velvets, „ „ French Merinos „ Coburgs and Lustres Ladies' and Gents' White Handkerchiefs „ Misses, and Boys' Jerseys Crape and Crape Cloth Ladies' and Gents' Umbrellas „ Black Lace Falls f Black Spot and other Nets Everlasting Trimming, well assorted Lawn Tennis Aprons and Kerchiefs Turkey Twill Black Victoria Lawn Colored Table Covers" Brown and Slate Holland Silesias, assorted Swansdown Ladies', Misses, and Children's Blaok and Brown' Straw, Beaver, Felt, Musquash, Fur, and Seal Hats and Turbans, trimmed and plain Mourning and other Flowers Black -and White Bonnet Shapes Children's White Fur Jackets Ladies' Riding Gauntlets ■ „ Kid and other Gloves i „ Mis es', and Children's Hosiery, splendidly assorted Men's Cotton and Wool Shirts „ Cardigan Jackets ' „ Mole Trousers Blue Serge Engineers' Scarlet and White Flannela Superfine Blue Mantle Cloth Ladies' and Misses' Ulsters „ „ Jackets Black Italian Cloth Winseys, in great variety Dress and other Tweeds Dress Materials, assorted Ladies' Night Dresses Lisse and other Frillings . Black and other Silk Fringes Dress Buttons, splendidly assorted 1 Mending Wools and Cottons Fingering and Alloa Yarns Wool and Chenille Squares Children's Fancy Wool Polkas Ladies' Knitted Wool Skirts „ Satin and other „ | And the usual assortment of Fancy Goods and Smallwarcs GARWOOD & CO