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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 646, 22 September 1882, Page 4

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. 13 V the last English mail we have ._) received invoices and advices of our third direct shipment from England Ibis season, per ship Wairoa, which left London for Lyttelton on July Ist. This shipment includes a splendid Assortment of Fancy Goods, Christmas and Birthday Cards, Vases Combs, Brushes, tlow llery, &c. Ac. t Fid! particulars will be advertised after ship's arrival. GARWOOD & CO. NEW GOODS. W~E have received invoices and advices of our second direct shipment of goods for the approaching season. This consignment is advised per ship Loch Cree, which vessel left Gravesend for Lvttelton on June 9 th. GARWOOD & CO. VEGETABLE SEEDS, j AKAROA GROWN AND IMPORTED.; WE -have the usual well-selected and assorted stock of the above, suitable for the approaching planting season. I GARWOOD & CO. ' SEED POTATOES! j WE have a small assortment of the above just to hand, consisting of Bree's Prolific York Regents • Flour Ball Silverskin Kidney Flukes. GARWOOD & CO. ~ . . , a— --» SrRLNG GOODS. BY the English mail wo 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 are offering at Melbourne prices. GARWOOD & CO. SHIP MATAURA, FROM LONDON. WE have just opened out our second shipment of New Goods for the present season, received by the above ves c el, 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 found — Ladies' Colored and Black Kid Gloves Taffeta „ „ Silk and Lace Collarettes }J ~ Chenille Scarves „ Grey and White Dress Improvers „ Ombre Wool Squares „ Wool Fichus „ Corsets, in great variety „ Boxed White Handkerchiefs Infants' Velvet and Merino Hoods ~ Day and Night Flannels „ Night and Monthly Gowns „ Swathes „ Muslin Robes „ Merino Pelisses „ ~ Cloaks Boys' Serge, Tweed, and Velveteen Tunics Boys' Clothing, assorted Grey Calicoes, assorted Bb.ck Satin Cloth „ French Merinocs and Cachemires Ribbons, in Ombre shades ~ Plush, in all the new shades Black and Colored Feathers and Plumes White Check and Black Book Muslins Children's Wool Polkas Striped Garter and other Elastics Bedside Rugs Lisse and Muslin trillings, with lace ed_ings Hosiery in great variety Silver Lockets Tweeds, in piece &c, &c., &c. GARWOOD & CO. ' NEW ALTJMN AND WINTER GOODS. WE have just opened out our first English shipment, as above, for the piesent season. For excellence of quality and lowness of price, this shipment Mill compare favorably with our previous importations, and we respectfully invite the ladies of the district to ' inspect our stock before making *h : .r purchases. The following arc the leading lines t ce : ved: — Rlack and Colored Satins, in great variety , „ „ Silks, „ „ „ ~ „ „ Velvets, „ ~ French Merinos „ Coburgs and Lustres Ladies' and Gents' White Handkerchiefs „ Misses, and Boys' Jerseys I Crape and Crape Cloth Ladies' and Gents' Umbrellas GARWOOD & CO.