Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 305, 27 November 1883, Page 3

T. VICTORIA, HOtJSK, PETEI BELLAS SPECIAL r\~r ft (TO the ': RKADEtiS QP fnt& [; ] - f ihjLXAwUTU SlfAfblM ; LADIES A^p ,G.BNTLKMEN-rt '-'v *.>-*■ i A,va : Un£ myaeU of column for ativ^rtikrtog'fii* your" flue district, I do so wiihlha. desire to brings jnojre- prbjtoiuentlj before you than has beeu done hitherto, the many special advantages you will secure; m favoring me with your esteemed, orders. - : It' 13 my' first concern ttaas particular instructions kre given to the assistants m the ■ various (departments to see that every attention ami facility aw givec to friends from a dis ance m makioß their purchases, Beeina ; tWtffa fule' ti^eir time, is limited to a fe« hou*B m ttfwn'. ' ' .' ' " L . ■. ! Should; iyoa finQ to v^sit my establiflhaient: at any tirae^; your orders by letter will-, .when at, all. practicable, have my personal attention j .'or will be placed m ' the' hands of some respdhsible representative rfat execution'; i m ' :■■ i'-- ■'''"';■ . .-iThe^.raputftt^n of -Victb^iai House is firmly eßtablisMf maiqiy, ihrouxh the unretnittiriK 'attention N pf the ,prppnetor aud 'Ms' Assistants,' "who no.w lor'nowardH of; a quarter-ofA-century havfe <given way to none m their effort tp selcute the best possible advantage |or,bhe b.uy ; r, , a;Bucoess which be» sides being the grWd Becie^ofthe perrna* nehedof tHe concern, iis 1 ' a guarantee that . your> interests will still continue to be the lncenlive of all our operations. ', tyly own experien.ee, combined With the assistance pi some of .the "best buyers m the ; 'home and foreign "markets, aud also jm'y 'Istrge connection with ail- the be J t Colonial .Houses^ give me aa advantage' which' few can attoiu ,m vpUvciDg.^beforeothe public 'g'obds at the most rcceat desjgna m every at jjrices , wliioh will be found lower than can be quoted by the sma.Uer: i^nqerns m; oountry towa& wboap oijerations are necessarily r.e^fefipified. 1 " ' TUe JJeW Dej?artute which l^have taken m " J 'qu^ailinjg tUe" o'fle'^it systenij and the 1 reco^nitfon' of 1 ihat 1 cohisideratiou which "Rfiftdy"- Moniy ; ehould 'always' 'command, arfc .fea«nVes of liberal dealing wlii6lil i abi sure -will comineijd my establishinebi' to you as -.ihe one. deserving your own hearty s-up^ort, aud ' Wrth^ of , recommendation to your friends. ' "'."',' '..,,..•»"■ -.' i iiiiThe liberal -terms On' .whieir wearenow [ v d^iax jbKsioessr^re'iihese^-wei allow a dis4 "cuuu^of i .five. percent. on.allj^aleß of teuj shiiiings' aud npwarda for .. cajbh — and we t; aH6w l 'two''and~a-'ijalf on prompt monthly; |!a4o6untß> ; tfeis 'is'^ijuaVtfo'btie shilliag off m, the pound m the n - tßti'.fln-d i -i ) i<tf^nce m thej 1 latter, fall; q^feei! aocounifi beiug uett. % I v - \ "Being well. posted,, up. .py t , my r businessj age'ntH in ll 6he ; Home and; Go/onial markets! aa to the' most favourable bp'pbrtUuities which' now and. again occur^ of buying up whole lines c^ea^)., l.very of ten .^eourejpaph'Aari gai'fiß as' enable' me ftT off er inducements which are I ' largely taken' advantage of r whieir; are : jv r eir w"6rth your cpnsid,er,atiou, as lam adre'a £,reat Bav - [ lnc'can often be, ..effected which:, will more t-tittn'cov'cf 'the extra railway rp| ,,road expeUßeß. _ > ['•.;».. -„.' >; <"•"•.- --:; IJiaye'joßt beensucceasfui m : at my .oWuj terms, w-haf ate knb^u as Job \ idne^nißeveraliCiepajjtinflnW of 'lojar large j b'jisiuess' which ,are ? esp,eciallV|,JipM families I stiitfyi^'ebonomy, parTic'ul^rlr" interestinj/. ■ 'i'hag^igoodS' Embrace Bncti, Useful; lines an I Wuf/* piftdOrey. Calicoeßr^eetJiir^s, Shirt. I ings,, Tabling,; 4oilandßi PlbanelsV^V ashing j FnntSj- Gii)gu r a'njs,. ZguJ^yrsj-.a^weeds, Lace i! (jnrtdinp, and Cieious." A.lsb the balance of about one hundred Giris) aud Cuildfen'jiXJpstUiiifla,. which! ar«j^ being sold 1 at.tessdhan half- ' puce, though a'l qinHJihew gdoda^tbrib season Ij'rom time to time I hope to be able through the medium of this column to' being jmder iydur'notioeany special ino^uce'mßnts which ! thijouyrjituoceissf vi ftofe'raliona" b/H&Y agents, ]l may 6e enabled to place befote'tyotf. j Our i)re.B,* Department i^rßpletewihte^eVy mateHal/sha'dedVand fabric moat m .vogue this 'season, and : I baVe ; reserved 'special bpoks iffwnuwhioh It will*)e 'haiip'y to feufc pattfifris a^d fotwacd With . piices:.oß; application by 'letterW, otherwise. ; . ,\ ; : , \$ • - ~*i% > i i ■ dur,Mni'n'ery Depa'tment hapjpng maintaiUfei* a'^ell-deserve'd pfe-erniuence, there bejngf nbaquefetipn: buf'we can 'cope with the beat houspßiA' the coioQjiortaßt^Byle, and pheapnes?,, OjiifjTriinßaedij^Mijnneia. range m prifce'frora 10s tV 60s, aryJ r pnri ( u,utrimmed hats from 6d to 9s, 6d : any' bonnets of (last season, good ' shapes' .and m good. condition arg' £»ld At lesft than half. ! Thave" Opened up lately a, jiflaUy- choice assortment of what i a known m tbe,-tra^l§iis «'f«ntJy'Kcioda. l^'m All s th'elatesl'nqvolties, ' ionsMugjof Aae.Q;goodß,'jOoniretfeß; llndianI Indian IVLuslin T,ieß, Rucbing^,£Hlling«;t<Kibbonß, bash Eibbons, Sunshades,. .Satina.; Moire An'tiqufe OttbdaSn' Brpche, Fpullflrdß, and gilks'inL'ctfralf-.'-«K»i'icol7 : 'cVaßbea Strawberry, Electrie-^lue!, iwi^ ail jth^'fcte^-'and I 'leading ahadesof,. the seasbn^.^uji •;. j .■■■■ i> •• ! *' - j I'.'wqow inVite. BpeoiaL ; attfln!tioB i !to ifche» Maiitle Dflpaf trafen't thi's Beaspn. .Th^te h«ve r^een a number of haridSpme Dolmans sold^n, -distriat,-. which,' -for style and finiah, are'admitted to surpass anything nithprtft exhibited by any other local house, zjauging fiom 25s to 100 sin Cashmere, Ottoman, Lace and , Brpche Silk, richly trimmed and btautifully fiujßhea.;^ v i There are m the jHMerylTj^epartment ojiany special lines this seasjSn which are ujuch cheaper than cSfi',fehVd eltoewhere, as I| have impofkljfe^iryi^Wgely' from the manufacturer^, thus .giving my customers' the -t|ff})eDeis of I ' J ' the geveral Departments- already specified , aj-e mainly, oiginterest to the liWie^Sand 1 Mould liow" specially the ftttent|pnjbf ■ t&e ; Gfehtlemen it, .Pur: tailoring Depaxtment, Mr A. Oliver,jsdtt^r apii Manager. jThißdepatbroentyas.«stqii3iistied m 1874, and is carried x)ni upstairs ; under the able management of Mr Oliver, whose, experience a^ rftliOntter haatidbne. maoh'te mak? nis b{anch.af put largeLbusiness one of the lead-' ing.4eaturftsiof Victoria House* *< We employ an efßcient staff of .work njen, -and as *« very gjjpiemt is hand.ma.do ; throughout^ Loari 1 vPu'cn' for i^a iSo^enor .finish, and durability of our^lOthtngr; „' , "... . ; .., iii; : •=. i A Jsi. It r is"perhaps as well to st^e that I do not compete with those' 'people wno advertise to mike up at as low prices*^aifor r^dyTmade> clothiri^JwlkFfr' women 1 bnl^are employed." add who keep a stock pfTweeds suitable only for that class of trade. • I import very largely frim !the ittetit .-hc4ißeß. in' the" HWeranxi Udlonial 'markets, and- have special lines evfery. seaspn of vWilaonls jSelebrated Banaocki' brim l'weeda, also Cheviot and West of England fabrics which cannot be^got elsewh|ere. Every .pie'deiof twefed-'befpre being cut is thoroughly^ shrunk,- not with'a damp clcith merely, bufr.soaked for> hours m water, thus guarding against ( the ineyitablejimisT placemerit of j gaifmentß whiafi have been hastily " damped "and Sried with' a hot, ioq and .6Qtnmo>ly passed off ' f£s havihjg; Veea Bu^un'k. .A>-.>' . /I'i'J * r Al\ r ••-• 1 My representative visits -the various district s, ( pn t^e ,, Opas^. every , aJlternate • fiiont b,. an 4 carries with 7 (|fni range of pat.teriteii Mr; Rumbold has, also been thoroughly in^ , BtructM b f y : Mr Oliyer m. the . art,, of taking corre6t me'asnrements, and bTas be^n most sccceßßful m giving a perfect fit, 'a fact whicTi" is very satisfactorily substantiated by our 'large and increasing business m this department, ?:»;l • ■■'. '■'-•' --•• •■ ■»• '" ((> iMr Oliver is^ kept regularly supplied with the I Tailor's Gwette.of i£Vstm>ri, ddnteioing plates and diagrams) of , all the .latest styles ■andUmprovements', .- . : . ■ :■*;. « <i?£te has also made t^e putting and fitting of LVALUES' RID^G HABITS a special stidjr, and;l may safely say that "we cau turn out any garment equal to that of the best End 'houseßi.inj ;Lo#^on,'»be\oniyd[ffrrenße b'.ing : 1 that we do ft much cheaper I ' y.-Jrusting I may have commended to your consideration . the - varjpus dep<irtm,onss ; ofi -Victoria House m Isuch"" a favorable aspect as" 'will result m a very markecTi; crease of business' m your large and prosperous district, /and assuring you of my unremitting care and altentioa.tovyou,r esteemed f 4 vorS, either whjen you vwjfc yVan^anui, .qr ; by letter, p», „jhjcoughiny ifepre^ntative. ; . "I remain Ladies add Qentleiuen', 1 - ' ' ■ Yours faithfully, ; y ;., : r . „ j^ETER"BEUhi'^ ! ' .>■■■■■•■ ■: -'i ''■ PETER \BJe'LLJ ' Importer, Praper, ( Otftf|Jiter, .,, Tailov,= Clothier, a li^Meiis fiercer, Victoria Avenue, adjoining the Bank of New 1 Zealand, Wanganui.