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25 pet cent, to 33 and one-tni*d pe? cent. less than we can usually offer. Be save and see tne Goods. JAP. SILKS.—Very Special Values, in-white and all shades, 20 inches, 9|d.'j 23 inches, Ms.) | 27 inches, Is. 3d. j 27 inches, - Is. 6d.| 27 inches, Is. 9d.; 27 inches, 2S, 3d. | 27 inches, (Specially made for us for Directoire Dresses. These are exceedingly strong, and come in bright pleasing shades), 2S. Bd. i GEISHA SATINS.—Tliese are the newest productions of the Silk Weavers' Art. They are equal in appearance to Satin Charmeuse, costing double as much—yet they wear even better. Only one width; 36 inches wide, At 3s. 6d. per yard. The colours include White, Cream, Sky,, Moss, Navy, Nil, Heliotrope, Pink, and Saxe. SATIN CHARMEUSE AND PAILETTE SILK, it inches wide. Very Special Value, 6S. lid. yard. In Heliotrope, Moss, Brown; Sky, Reseda, White, Cream, Vieux Rose, Mais, Empire, Kingfisher, Saxe, Ivory, Amethyst, Old Rose, Navy, and' Black. CHIFFON TAFFETA, " * ' 40 inches udde. Extra Quality. 6S. 3d. yard. In a splendid range of colomings, Wine, Sase, Reseda, Grey, Pink, Sky,. Nil, Lion, Navy, Brown, Moss, Helio., Myrtle, Black, White, Ivory, Cream, Amethyst. FANCY CREPE DE CHENE, 42 inches wide. 'Special "Quotation: 4s. 11d. yard. In Saxo, Vieux Rose, Grey, Black; Brown, Mais, White. EASTERN SILKS, > ' ' 84-inch Shantungs—Pure Silk—in all the new colourings, 4S. Bd, ( yard. These have • been specially imported for the New Costumes. f i May we finish this talk at the Silk Counter ? ' ' t Gsba and Bkon Streets, WELLINGTON. -

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