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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1600, 5 April 1879, Page 2

LEEDS HOUSE, CASHEL STREET. GREAT EXHIBITION OF MEN’S, YOUTHS,’ AND BOYS OVERCOATS IN ALL THE NEW MATERIALS. The Maximum of Style and Quality with th* Minimum of Cost, J. Le Masurier & Co. 497 Draper, charters & co. have FOK. SALE, on unusually Favorable Terras, SECTIONS in Wilson’s Nursery, rerry road. Prica, £sl each; terms, £4 cash, and £3 every throe months until completion Jnterst, 10 per cent. DRAPER, CHARTERS & CO., 3489 Hereford street. NOTICE. WE are NOW SHOWING-our NEW STOCK of BOVS’ aud MEN’S CLOTHING, specially manufactured for the approaching season. The liberal patronage bestowed upon us during the past season has encouraged us to lay in a stock larger by several thousands of pounds than wa have ever had since our opening. Our Customers therefore will find that for variety and quality, combined with moderate charges, our Establishment stands unequalled in New Zealand. Our Tweeds, Blankets, and Hosiery are made of the finest New Zea’and wools. We mark all goods in plain figures at the Lowest Cash Price. A Single Garment at Wholesale Price. HALLF.NSTETN BROS., NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 3819 THE WEHTHEIM Lock-Stitch Hand Machine, With Extra Aoeessorlea and Loose Winding Wheel, M 10s. THIS Is the largest, best finished, and most powerful hand* machine in the world. It cannot be be deranged by ordinary use, and works rapidly with the greatest ease. Fitted with the most complete set of appliances. The Wert* helm Hand-Machine is capable of perfoiming the widest range of work. Its application Is practically unlimited : it will sew any article of clothing, anything that requires stitohlng, from Muslin, to dressed Calico, Linen, Woollen Cloth, or even Leather, without even change of needle or alteration of tension, J NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY 8 Cashel street, Chrlstohnroh (Opposite Cobb and Co, 1 * office) 3820 AUTUMN SEASON. ENLARGEMENT OF PREMISES. I HAVE pleasure in announcing that ext‘ nsive ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS to my premises are now completed, whereby a large amount of additional room has been gained, the result being that customers will now bo attended to with much greater comfort to themselves, and greatly increased facilities for inspecting and purchasing every class of goods. I am now receiving and opening up large large shipments of FASHIONABLE AUTUMN DRAPERV, ex ships Waikato, Mennock, Orthes, &0., comprising a large variety of every class of goods, suitable for the season, particularly in the following lines, viz,, Dress Materials, an unusually abundant selection of Newest Goods in choice and useful shades, as all wool Satin Cloths, Silk and Wool Reps, Costume Cloths and Tweeds, Estamene and all Wool Serges, &c, &c., Ladies’ Jackets and Ulsters, fashionable shapes and materials. Shawls in fancy wool, striped beaver, Angora, velvet, snowflake, &o„ Skirts in grey and colored melton and felt, black quilted satin and lustre, and a large assortment of Hosiery, Underclothing, Laces, Ties, Sewed Goods, and every requisite in Household Furnishings, BOYS’, YOUTHS’ AND MEN’S CLOTHING In large variety of both English and Colonial Manufacture. I can confidently appeal to the reputation for thorough good value and mo ferato prices I have gained in the past, and would only say that these new goods have been purchased under most favorable circumstances in the leading home markets and are marked at a most moderate profit. ROBERT BLACK, Draper and Clothier, High and Lichfield atreetfl. 4063