Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3969, 9 April 1884, Page 2

Special AslyeWlgemesats. THE BON MARCHE, A UTUMN , AND T)OTNTER S EAS ° N 1 B_B 4. AN entire range of all the Novelties in Stock, and on view at this now popular Emporium. WE are now offering remarkable lines in Flannels, a really useful article at did, better at 1/- ; real imitation Welsh, 1/-U"d. rpHOSE at 1/6 and 1/9 areas good as any 1 we need wish for ; while for those requiring heavy extra Flannels, we have them up to 2/2. O CARLET Flannels are just as cheap ; at 0 1/- ayrd is a stout useful line, and at 1/4 and 1/G as good as may be required. BLANKETS! Blankets!! Buyers of Blankets have never had such an opportunity, as they will have this season, of purchasing. in[TE are selling a full size Blanket for TV small beds at the astonishing price of 8/9 per pair, then at 1 A B ' f\ d - BETTER at 12/G and 15/- : 11/ U while at 20/- to 2S/G, we fairly surpass the best value which has hitherto been seen in the district. PLAIN and Fancy Dress Goods, arc again very nice this season, and remarkably cher.p, a beautiful line in large checked Heather Mixture, very effective, which in conjunction with the plain material, or Velveteen, either plain or brocaded will make one of the— TTANDSOMEST COSTUMES for the JLJL season. We have also several special lines in Foule's, one particularly cheap, only 1/- per yard. S _ "CARBORq' SERGES arc very nice again this season, and as they give such entire satisfaction, we have, in anticipation of a—■ T ARGE SALE, purchased largely, to I J one line at 1/4 we can especially recommend, and best goods imported, 2/6 per yard. QCOTCII Wool Plaids wo are showing, O and have already sold a lot of, a good heavy line, all wool at 1/9 per yard. SCOTCH Fingering Wools.—Anticipating an increased demand, we have secured a splendid sample, which we shall— jT\FFER at the low price of 2/11 per head ; v_/ this, for children's and Men's Stockings will wear well, and give satisfaction. MILLINERY Department. — This is rapidly becoming one of the largest in Hawko'sßay. X\7"E have a splendid assortment of all t T the now and fashionable shapes in Hats and Bonnets, in all prices and qualities. TTYENRY 11. and Henry 111. are wonJOL derfully becoming, also the Spanish shape. There is an entire change in fashions this season. FLOWERS, Feathers, Laces, the new checked Ribbons, in Silk, Satin, and Silk and Velvet, now shades in Feathers, and Silk Laces. TTMBRELLAS ! Umbrellas !!—A special <U line in all Silk, usual price, 11/G and 12/6, we shall offer at 10/6. SCARVES, Ties, Collarettes, the styles are very pretty this season, and much richer in detail and design, while the prices are low. TTESTERS were never so cheap as this U year, wo can offer them at 15/- fit for any lady to wear, and children's we have from 1/- each. HOSIERY as usual is one of our strong points, wo have again secured a wonderful line for our Shilling Stocking, and are expecting— ~1 i\ £\ -DOZEN Pairs to come in when 11/U the present line is run out. We have also purchased an extra stock of Cashmere Hosiery, Ladies' and Children's. WRITE for Patterns, we send them free, and deliver Goods at nearest Railway Station, or port of call, free, so placing country customers on the— CIAME footing as town buyers, b<? sure to K3 make no purchases until you have had an opportunity of seeing the stock at the— COME AND fSEE THE BARGAINS, S. G. RADFORD has now received his first shipment of winter ]Qrapery and (Qlothing. And has marked the same at the following prices for cash : HORROCKSES PURE CALICO, 3/6 per dozen. Sheetings, 2 yards wide, 1/3 Turkish"Towels, 1/- each Kitchen Towelling, Gid per yard Turkey Red Twill, 10d „ Unbleached Tabling, 1/1 ~ White Counterpanes, 5/9 Colored „ 3/11 Cretonne, 10} d per yard Black Italian Cloth, 2/G (double width) Black Cashmere, from 1/9 to 5/6 ~ Black French Merino, from 2/- ~ All-wool Tartan, 2/- (double width) All-wool Homesptni, 10id Saxony Winceys, Gid per yard Estamene Serges in all new shades, ll|d Velveteens, black and colored LADIES' JACKETS, DOLMANS, &o. in a variety of Materials READY-MA.DE COSTUMES These are made on the premises, and all the work in them is guaranteed Hosiery from Gd to 7/6 per pair Corsets, from 2/11 to 14/0, all sizes Gloves —Kid, Silk, Cotton, &c, from Gd to 5/11 Chenille Spot Veiling, from 9d per yard New Shades in Plush, only 4/- per yard Laces in black, white, and cream A lot of Sealskin Hats and Caps at 2/11 Colored Shawls at 4/11, worth 7/0 Slate Silesia, 5/- per dozen Embroidery, 3d to 2/- per yard Beaded Lace, Gimp, Fringe, &c., cheap MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING of newest make and patterns Men's Suits from 21/- to £4 4s ~ Trousers, from 4/6 ~ Moleskin, from 5/6 ~ Overcoats, from 30/Boys' Knicker Suits from 9/G Youths' Suits, from 15/G Men's white Shirts, from 1/G „ Oxford Shirts, from 3/6 ~ Wool Sox, 1/- pair j, Cotton Sox, 4d per pair ~ Satin Ties, 1/- each ~ Collars, 4d and Gd per box ~ Singlets, from 2/- ,, Flannel Unders, from 4/6 jg-,33,—i/- in the £ discount allowed over £2. . " ■ ■ .-.-.. • Please Note the Address— S. G. RADFORD, NEXT COHEN'S LITTLE DUSTPAN, HASTINGS STREET.