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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4107, 19 September 1884, Page 2

Special Advertisements. NOTIFICATION. TtTESSRS HALLENSTEIN BROS. & CO., beg to notify to the public that their stock, which, in consequence of the difficulty to <jet suitable labor, had run very loav, is now being replenished by very large shipments. An early choice of Ncav and Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods is now on view, and the public may rely upon obtaining all the latest styles, fashions, and novelties in our various Departments. The achantages to those who do not require credit, and are disinclined to pay for those avlio do, arc daily becoming more recognised, and though the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Branches may have been tho means of causing reduction of prices in a few leading lines by other houses, it will bo found all through. Cash Buyers will effect a material saving at th eir respective branches, wheu the percentage of expenses alone, OAving to the large turn-over, is much beloav that of any other house in the colony. . NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING TjIACTORT, [ HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER. ' OPENING DAY ! OPENING DAY ! ! r SATURDAY, 27th SEPTEMBER, ISB-L E THE TTAWKE'S BAY pLOTHING •jyjABT. : DAVID PALMERIC 0 Next to Monteith's Horse Bazaar, Hastings-street, Napier. i Depot for the Celebrated , KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFACI TURES. Men's and Boys' KAIAPOI CLOTHING, Yarns, Flannels, Shirtings, Sec. KAIAPOI HOSIERY! KAIAPOI HOSIERY ! ! ' Carriage Rugs, Blankets, Slkiavls. ; OPLENDID In Men's and Boys' REGATTA, WHITE AND OXFORD SHIRTS. NEW GOODS ! NEAV GOODS ! ! Newest Styles in Ties, Braces, Collars, etc. HATS! HATS! HATS! Made to our Order by tho well-known Hat Manufacturer, G. Bertenshaw of Dunedin. OPENING DAY-SATURDAY, 27th September, 1884. T~\AVID T)ALMER AND g^O., HAWKE'S BAY CLOTHING MART, Adjoining tho Horse Bazaar, Hastings-street, Napier. ' RE-OPENING ! RE-OPENING ! ' RE-OPENING! 1 ALEX. BROWNE'S OLD DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT Was Re-opened under the solo mauagc--3 ment of ALEXANDER BROWNE, c for J. M. Sr. Clair, i ON SATURDAY. 6th SEPTEMBER. NO BANKRUPT STOCK, » NO RESIDUUM of CLEARING SALES, NO OLD STOCK. \ ALL TVTEW AND OELECT p OODS. ) The Stock is iioav replete, and comprises the r Latest Novelties of New importations i for the present Spring and Summer Seasons. We Show on Saturday Next a Full Range of all the Leading Shades and Designs of— Prints, Fancy Check Ginghams, Check Zephyrs I Sateens, plain and fancy; Cambrics, and Foulards New Check Washing Silks (a job purchase) Ottoman Silks and Satins, Brocho Satins, and all shades in Plain Trimming Satins Now Check Woollen Goods and Beiges Ngav Check Ribbons in all the leading shades Ottoman Ribbons in all new colors Silk and Cotton Laces in all shades Lace, Muslin, and Silk Ties, Collars, Collarettes, and Fichues Choice Variety of Noav Frillings StraAV Goods, Flowers, Feathers and Trimmings Special attention has been giA-en to the Manchester Department, to place Value second to none in the market. Wo shall show on Saturday next SOME RARE VALUE in MEN'S, YOUTH'S', & BOYS' CLOTHING, SHIRTS, Sec ALEXANDER BROWNE, Manager. A LEXANDER TTVROWNE Begs to remind the public and intending purchasers that the Avhole stock iioav being offered comprises the LATEST NOVELTIES just landed from the Home Market, and solicits their patronage. Remember the Address— OPPOSITE THE CALEDONIAN HOTEL. RED AND WHITE CHECK 1%/ TATTING. Reduced List :— 1 yard wide .. .. 9d. 1_ ,' .. ~ Is 3d. BLYTHE & CO.