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Grey River Argus, Volume XII, Issue 1050, 7 December 1871, Page 3

. Music Bookbinder MR GEORGE SEYMOUR, Organist "D O O K B 1 N D I N G . and Pianist, is open for engagements X3 — '.) Teach the Piano and Harmonium. WILLIAM 11 1 LE V , Evening parties attended. Terms Mode- n BOOKBINDER, rate. Pianofortes and Harmoniums Tuned Coruer of Arnev an^_ Greßßon streets - and Repaired. Orders to be left at Messiß T „ , „'.,7 , „ . . Parkinson and Steel's. Law Books ', **a*fiuda, Magazines. &c,, . neatly and strongly bound. Barrister. libraries Contracted with. ]\/T R W. S. STAITE Tailor and Clothier. T> O B E R T R E A V SOLICITOR and BARRISTER, ""' TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Mawhera Quay, Has just received per s.s. Alhambra, a large HAMILTON AND GILMER'S HOTEL, and varied assortment of Scotch and BUbb's ',■ Tweeds, Doeskins, Broadcloiiha, and Vest ,_,,„, , Patterns of the choicest description. AHAURA. Call .and see them. DEESS ANT) FASHION AT i ■ • .•■■.' " . .1/., THOMPSON, SMITH, & BARKLErS. In addition to our former IMMENSE SHIPMENTS of TWO HUNDBED and FORTY-FIVE PACKAGES of NEW GOQDS we have, THIS W EEK, received THIRTY PACKAGES, ex Claud Hamilton, '<■■ Which are istcvw on view. We have also been successful in securing a large lot of Ladies and Children's Summer Hats, FROM ONE SHILLING EACH. Also a lot of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery exceedingly cheap. As an advertisement would only give a faint idea of our NEW STOCK, which is unequalled for magnitude, we respectfully invite inspection. Farther important shipments expected to arrive iv a few days, THOMPSON, SMITH, AID BABKLEY lEW SPKIIG .-& SIMMEE GOODS. THOMAS & M'BEATH BEG TO NOTIFY THE ARRIVAL OF EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS OF NEW & SEASONABLE GOODS, Ex Rangitoto, Gothenburg, Claud Hamilton, Alhambra, Magnet, Gleaner, &c., Embracing 1 EVERY IVOVELTY produced for the present Season. SUPPLEMENTARY SHIPMENTS TO ARRIVE. MILLINERY— " This Department contains all the Latest Specialities in Millinery Bonnets, Trimmed Hata, Straw Goods, &c., &c. Infants' Hoods . „ Flowers , Sun Hats Feathers MANTLES— . . 7 ' ' J "[ " '"""* ■ ■ The Newest and Richest Designs in Genoa Velvet, Silk, and Cloth. Just opened :— A Case of Handsomely^trimmed Silk Jackets — The "Princess Louise" The " Belgravia" The " Princess Thyra" The " Beatrice" The " Lome" The " Augusta" SILKSOur Stook of Black and Colored Silks will be found unusually large, and of excellent value. Every piece of Black Silk having boen selected with the greatest care, and all of Pure Material, ' and guaranteed to give entire satisfaction — : : , Black Glaces Colored Gros Grain Poult deSoies Colored Figured . Gros Grain ; Colored German * Ralzmere \ DRESSES— . . ] A Magnificent Assortment of Dress Materials, in all the Newest Shades and Fabrics New Tinted Alpaca ! New Costume Cloth New Balertno CJoth * New Silvertines New Poil de Chevres New Alsace Camlets FANCY— ■ • ,■....• ,-,... l . .... Lace Ties, Scarfs, Collarettes, Chemisettes, Ribbons, Trimmings, Laces, Scarfs--In endless variety. DOMESTIC OOODSPrior to the late advance in the various descriptions of Woollen and Cotton Manufactures, we were enabled to make very large purchases at old prices, which places us in a position to supply our customers with goods considerably under present market value. Blankets Table Linen Flannels Calicoes • . Sheetipgs Towellings, &c. XHO3VIA.S -A.3VID TS^'BJSJLTIXf • AND CHARLESTON* i