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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 16 March 1891, Page 1

|8;£ : :* K 35' i Jii|Weliingion, iSi^£/fMfß^ ew Zealand.i^^a^»lipiSfl#:p3, FIRST IL'WT'Um.m BliOHif Of the newt st and most fashionable DTJESS MATERIALS, just received by the steamer*? "AEAWA" and " AORANGrI," rnrl specially soleeted by our Home Buyer from the fhut lV.'ni-nifacturors in Bsitain and on the Continent. These consists of Pure Wool Cheviots, now Auti-mx in such gnat favour. All wool Cheviot Sorgos, Self-Colored Woollen Fabrics, Carringtop and J j;:.ss s lk>: übcrry uit i!gp, Tiverton Dress Two. ds, Diagonal B iges, and a magnificent assortment of ' highly-finished and suporior Meltons, in all the fashionable shades of color. FIMiT AUTIJMM BI^OIUT Of Elaborate M")]>E DKE^SE 0 -, in an oxlra rdinary variety of Novel Combinations. Wo I'liumcrnte Cheviot Sorgo •■, with braid and enibrj'dero-l I ri minings ; Colored Casbraereties, with r'.ch brocaded panels ; All Wool Diagonal Beiges, with floral combination ; Worsted Herges, Ar-rr.MN- Amr.zoi'op, and French Fouies, with novel Astrachan and Embroidery Trimmings. Home Jvt'UKs. magnificent effects in EOBES, with. Colored Stripes and Astrachan trimmings; All Wool Cheviot ttobes, in single robes (only one ot a pattern or coloring), with hair fliolcs and spots. |FIRST AIJTUHM SHOW:/ Vj-lvi;ts ; Of nil the new' colors 'and qualities iii Silk Velvet-, Plushes, Velveteens, Sec. New Blade Plushes; . Dress Fabrics in unusually .largo variety, including the new makes of Cheviots, Burmah, Black Duress Cashmere. Striped ard Figured Cas.hnidres and Foules,; French Casliinoros, Merinces ParamF/.iracs. ..attas, Henrietta Cloths, iv.c, &c. ■ , PATTERNS SENT FP.EE BY POST on application to THE WnOLESALE FAMILY DRAPEBY WAREHOUSE, TE ABO HOUSE.

>\l. B ° " A N -. COACHSaiITH, WnEELWUKIIIT, and PAHWIEII. WELLINGTON. All Descriptions of Vehicles for sale. Messrs Thnno, Liiiton & 'Co will I act ns my agents at Foxton. and will have nn har.d i DUAYS WITH BROAD TYKES ' suitable for Carting Flax. All Orders promptly attended to. All the Work is of the K.-jsl Description. LOUTH NURSERY, j , i\ ORB] TON EOAD. j FOXTON ! IDESIEE to thahlf'my nnmr-rous ; customers for tLeir past eleven yeaxs fnvoi'F, and beg to r.ssuro them that I have still a'Btdck of FRUIT TREi S j suitable for pa n ting. Tho Stock coniprisps Applrs, Pears, ; Pluma,-, Beaches, -Apdcots, Ntcar- \ iues, &c, &c. A ".l _ p^ superior nnl ! thoroughly tested varieties. •; IN FOEESTTEEEB | havo large and varied assortment-— \ cnmpri.-ing— l'inus Insigi is, Mar- j tima Cu|ressus Macrocarpa (in J varieties) Gums -blue, a'jd red ai.d i ■ ' 1 J! ' ' I wavy lent. ... | Abpecialline in . . , .Er.ELY WWD IOTATOES I'-st'iiintcs giyen for pa nting by the ac?-p, and aM kinds of gardening j word v .dertivlipii. ; ■EICEARD GEAY. I Proprietor. THE ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC. \\ ~i E notify that the fiual date for VV reception of manuscript tales is now fi^ed for 14th November. To put right any misunderstanding we mention that the tales may be in verse or prose To competitors we announce that we have arranged, for independent judging. v v Further parUculare can be qbtßl»ed tho aclvei'fciaemeui on tha fourth page.