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B BUSINESS NOTICES. J STRANGE AND CO. _ STRANGE AND CO. ; :j J W E SH^ 1 RO t oJlS I WITS UnCing that We ar ° no^ '&*&*** in EVERY SECTION of OUR GREAT WAREHOUSE ana J EVERYTHING NEW FOR SPRING AND SUMMER 1898-9. - ;> '1 «X^ RE 45X5.,§£ L ? S ' NEW MANTLES and JACKETS. NEW BLOUSES and SHIRTS, NEW COSTUMES and J vr™ IR . E NCH MILLINERY, NEW STRAW HATS and BONNETS, NEW FLOWERS and FEATHERS, • N£W Rlßß^^f T r LACES - NE VV GLOVES and HOSIERY, NEW SUNSHADES and UMBRELLAS, NEW ART /, 1 MUSLINS and CRETONNES. NEW CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS and LINOLEUMS. I .' I THE POPULAR DRESS DEPARTMENT. ~ , ~ Herewenotrdiow the Largest Stock of the Latest Creations in DRESS FABRICS in the Colony. Everything Purchased for I 1 Casn direct from the best Manufacturers, all middlemen s profit saved, and the Public Served at Lowest Cash Prices. f 1 NEW SPRING MILLINERY. I I °*r r Stock of Recherche and Artistic FRENCH MODELS excels in value and artistic merit anything we have ever shown \ before. We have positively hundreds of beautiful New Style 3tn Hats and Bonnets for Ladies and Misses for the Coming Season. '4 htraw Hats and Bonnets in every new shape, in every new colour, in every new plait, in every new combination, all the very latest ■S I examples of novel styles, ' < I IF YOU WANT HATS OR BONNETS IF YOU WAIsT MANTLES OR CAPES •' IV Y °U WANT FLOWERS, FEATHERS, GLOVES, HIBBONS, LACES, SUNSHADES, UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY, BLOUSES, SKIRTS, COSTUMES, SILKS, SATINS, OR ANY KIND OF USEFUL AND FANCY ;| DRAPERY GOODS IF YOU WANT HOUSEHOLD GOODS, LACE CURTAINS, DRESS STUFFS, PRINTS, CRETONNES. CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, BEDDING, BEDSTEADS, OR ANY ARTICLES FOR REFURNISHING OR I I \. A :. '■: ... REPLENISHING. . $ 1 ■ „ FAIL TO PAY US A'VISIT.—We are now prepared to offer the Choicest, Freshest and most Fashionable, and v| I Best Selected Stocks of Drapery ever submitted even by us. j>. 1 MILLINERY AND STRAW HATS. A MORE GREAT SHIPMENTS NOW TO HAND, ex Rangatira, Dake of Devonshire and Gothic. Stocks aaain com- '! J pletely renewed. Fresh shipments arriving by every direct steamer. :• »..■■•■ "I . Ladies 1 Do you want Millinery! Have you got your Summer Hat^or Bonnet? Our Millinery Department was never- „* •■ I before so replete with all that is good and beautiful in Bonnets and Hats for Misses and Ladies.: ; TAILORING DEPARTMENT. i»; ' J The success that has attended our Tailoring Department is most marked, and, as we need scarcely add, most gratifying to us. J -j I However, that goods renowned for their workmanship, material, fit, and out should meet with such appreciation is hardly surprising. ■:' "A I In consequence of the rapid expansion of this department, we have been compelled to extend our Tweed room and provide new Cutting II 4.. 1 and" Try on''rooms. ■ , If I . Our new season's stock of Woollens (English and Colonial),and from all the most famous loome, is very large and well aseorted <: §'• I —in fact, the display of these goods is quite unrivalled, affording patrons a very wide choice indeed. I ■•;] FURNISHINGS. / .■ -; % '4 I . SPECIAL VALUE in CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, and FURNISHING GOODS of every description. A visit r r ; '-i \ to our Carpet, Floorcloth and Bedding Department will well repay you. Never in any one season have we shown fo large a variety of J, ' new seasons CARPETS and FLOORCLOTHS, ART MUSLINS, "CRErONNBS and CURTAINS, and at such Ijw prices as we show % ■ - I to-day. Parties about to furnish or refurnish, would do well to inspect our unrivalled stacks before purchasing elsewhere. j '"■::' BEDDING DEPARTMENT. i Having a separate factory apportioned to the exclusive manufacture of BEDDING, we are- in a position to afford our customers V-; every facility as regards time and expense in the execution of orders,placed in our hands. We qua rantee the very best materials and workmanship, and absolute freedom from damp and impurities. . ■ »'.-..■ The new workshops connected with thi* section will also enable us to execute with despatch orders to any extent for -: UPHOLSTERY WORK, special attention being given to .repairs, alterations, recovering furniture, &c. The'frames for furniture we procure from the beet makers, but in order to ensure perfect efficiency of workmanship and quality of materials, the whole of the ' • ' Upholstering is done on our own premises by thoroughly competent workmen. v £ ] ' CARPETS AND FLOORCLOTHS AND OTHER FURNISHING GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY OR SUBURBS. '• i V. STRAN6E & Gβ,

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