Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 11, 11 December 1883, Page 4

~ - VIGTOKIA: HOUSE, - ;"'; IPE C rA L A N N O CJ N O E M E N T TO THE UKADEUB OF TIIK " : MAXA WATU, STA XT) A IW, LiDirs AND GifJTLKMEV— ; . '""Avft'liiig mysoli of iliis'rpservvtl R<ilumn for advertising m your line district, I <lo so i afcti h ihV/fleslre t6,bjihg. inorc imminently , -bcfQroiy.ou, tban has h?eu done hilbovto, tlie "many special, hc! vantages yon will secure m ' 'favoring nrt with ye lib esteemefl order?. It is my first concern tha-. j,nr;ionliir mstructions are, Riven to tbc assistants m the Tar;ou9 departments to see that every at> tention and facility ore givct.to trie- ds from a dis ancc'iri waking their purchases, &cemg that bs a rule their time is limited to a few hours m town. r Should you fiud jt inf.onvcnient to vi<it ' my ekablisUment .it any' time, your order? ■-"by 'letter will; when at all praclifiaVe, have !ii my periohal attcnt : faD f ''- or will be placed m Wit ihe banda ol some lespfinsible jepresentativie^ \. ; for, execution. ;. ;- ..: , i-. ';•;.. / iTbe reputatipn, pf. Victoria (House ia " flrinTy dstablished, ' mainly; tlirpngh the un- ' •remitlinK attention 6i the proprietor and . his assistants, who dow for upwards of a ' oqftrter.DNa-Cenluvff have given way to none m their effort lo secure ihe best possible advantage for the buy r, ' a success which .be- - fifdeff-beiirg'the-^ratrd-secretf«{ W^ peVma- . nence ; of the concern, is, a. guariamee that " your interests" will still corilfnue tdbe the incentive of. a\l our oyerations. .... 1 T:; - I'My1 'My 6wn experience, combined with the assistatacfe ; of some of tte beat buyers ib'the home and foreign mA)kets, and also my *, laFKe/conpecliOn with ail tha be»t Colonial "■' Houses," Rive" me an advantage which few. can Attain m .placing before the public ' goods of the most recent ..dt-si^ns m eyery ; department, aud at pricey which will ba iound lower than can bo quoted by, tb a i! . : B n>flHer coucorns m- country towns : .whpse „ operation)!. ar<v.Mc.'Ps.^Tily.j:eßtriote l \. :i . „ ./fbe Ntw Departure whicb 1 have taken iii curtailing, the; "credit system,, and' therecognition of 'that considerotipn- i ■whichEeady Mony sbonkl always command, are ' •'•''fca'tiires'of liberal deal im^bich I am sure; •: wilt commend jay-ertabHAmcnt -to yoii as- ;- the one descrvAug your, own. hearty support, a-)'d..'ygorthy.. : pf recommendation; to .your il The liboral terms : bh --which we arc now c . doini? business are these^-w.e -.allow a discount p|---ii«B."per cent, on all ««J*B oj ten BhillingA and upwards for cish-and ,we : allow Wand-a-nalf on yrompt monthly ' ac66nnts:- this is equal to onesntllia- off m •• -tlie pound; ia the first and aixponce m the latter, all other accounts beinu' nett ' Being well; posted up. by my businesss' aWnts in' tlie Home and Co 1 ohia! markets : J it? to tlie mest favourable opportunities which '«*« tfow j ah4' : *gaii> deenr of Tb >ying ; up yhtfe. Jives cheap; I very often secure; such bar, gains as .cjlilbie me lo offer special indace-monts-whi ■ h arejarsely taken adyautage of i. "'■'"to 'th'ls aSsWet, arid whfdv-are well worth 'v^Vour eofi l si<ieration- asl am sure>ia;Lteat sa^ fn«canx)ften he effpetod wliith will more than cover .the extra railway of;roatL^exuensttS.-,; ;, , ,'■-■.■■■■.■■ . . ' „ . , > I liaVc lust been s.ncce^f v: m nnrchasing ; " 'at'my oWa ■terms, -'wiii^-arfi^no^n as Job ' l LmfeVin several (lepa-rlmenta of |our.'ila;^e business which nre, especially to families studyicg economy, particularly iaterestincj. jihese goods embrace sneb useful linos a» \^hite and Grey Calicoes, Staoetinfes, Bhrrt» irfes, Tablings,"Hollniids. Flannels; VVa-hing JWirits Ginghams, Zephyrs, Tweeds, Lace (iortains afld Cretons. Also the balance of awntftHie hundred Girls' and Chi'drfri'aCostiinmwhicbire being sold at lesathaVhalfprice; thong- a 1 ! qni'e new poodd this season , . From time to lime I ho(?e to.be ,able throu;?li lT - the medium of this column' touring under your notice a'to^special inducements which through t qccessful operations by my agents, i H -may; be, enabled to placebeforeypu. QurliressDepartmehtTs replete with every material, shaded; and fabric most inSvcgne^his season, and I. have reserved spcpial book3.j • < from fwhitih I wUlibe happy If |nj patterns , ' and forward -with, piices on^ application by '' letter or otherwise. . . \' ; '' '" Our Millinery Depa tment hap long uiaiu- ''■'' !faihed ! a w-ell-de«cTved' pre-eminence, th?ro -A- heiirg'iDa qnestioh butwecau c6pe with the ..;• besMUonsesin v the, colony ior tnst.e,;s yle. and • ', ,' • clieapness.. Our Trimmecl' B>»nncts range m '" ' price from 103 t0'. 603, and onr u;nfrimmed. from: 6d ; to 9s' "6d : »"ny - ! bonrie.tj_oU_lst, ■■"■■■■. Beaßo_ r -thoughi q >ite good shaper and m t ;gpo.d. condition/, are ;-.*old; at less -than half^ ■ price. ■„, ...:.£,.!■ .', '. :."'<-<! '■''y* '" I Bave opened 1 vp i 'lately^ .rfiaply choice '•' ' assortment of. Hvhat is known -irh f thc trade as. '• ; ■♦' faney ' eoods •' m- >all ; th« : latest novoliies, • ; oonaißUnß of l»co,.goo.ds, Coltyreltes* Indian _Alnslin.Ties, Ruchings, Prilling, Ribb6nfc' ' Baßh'"_tibbons, ' Sunshades,' Sirtins. Mo'wj Antique, Ottoman' : Btoch ft. -"Foil Hards, :l and; Silks m -coral, apiicot croshe 1 Str/iwbftrr,y. : „, YjEJ^P-^cjßl^ejcond alithe-.new and lcarling shades ofjthe^sea on. " ! " ( I would" invite special attentiou; to "the ! - i:l Afa\itle't)epiai-tn]eTit tltf^ season. Therefcivfl ■■• •:.'? lieen a number of our.i-eavly hand-oms Dol- ■ iv mans sold jn this ; . district,: which, 1 for sfyle : ".' \-ap4 finish, are.,admitted to Burpass auyihing ' ""■ '■.'hitiier'to'exlii'bited by any 6'th'or lochrh'oiise/ : ;! ' 'atia are kept down m ntice as low a;spb ! 'RSble; .;..',TAtjgin|gfrom' -25s to'lOOsin CasbniM'ei Qitoj 1- £.4a^fti.aceand.f}roche Silk, rieblyiritamed. '..',. and .bfeautifuljy finished. ; " v " ''''' -TKere are m the Hosiery pepavtinent many special lines, this season which ara ■•" ' much' cheaper than cA'ti be^hifl elsevuherti/as 1 :■'• ,'Z'i have liroportei* Very! largely frotn,i;the manufacturers, thus giving my customers " tfie fall benefit of'all intermediate profits.. v i ■■ I'Lhe eeveral Departmetits already spe'cifie'nf -.j. . «re m.aip.ly,-j of ip.tere?t to [the itarlies. aridl would now specially invite the attention of , tbeGeutTem'n to our Tailoring Deparfc- '' '"' inentV Mr A. Oliver, Cutter aud Manager.- , , This department was established: m, 1874, > r : j 'and iB- : carried on upstairs ' under the 1 abe J-,- • management of M|r Qiivgr, whose experience ii. ,8.8, .a, gutter; haaj do; c . m.ucb to. make his ri .branch' of prir lVrgo business one of the lead'li; ''-ihff'featu'rljy (jf r Vief6ria House. We employ an efficient' staff of j Work s;*5 ;* en, -'anvlj as eyery gatwiept 'fa . band^rriadeLiithtoughont, I cn'h' !f( .. r sy.QUch for >4ie sappr^i; finish and durability 11 "' of our Olotnihg., " ' t ,' ;. •• . ; ;.;.;; ij). jg p ß rb a ps a's well ji 6 state that Ido not compete with those people who ad ertisa to i makfv up at as low- prices a's for r'.aHy«rnade ... ciptuinfr, where women 1 only are employied, &ndk .who keep a stock of Twee.ls suitable oniy. ' " ' f o£V-;it oliiss of trade 1 .I-impiJrfc vei-y largely - from the best llbuses 1 m othe; 'liofhe and , :i [ rCol'oni'il markets, .Aud;,;Unvß;.s4scoiil linos ,e'yer.y suason .of Wilson's Cclebratedßannock- "■ "burn 'i.weeds," also^ Gheyjot," and West of EnMariil;fa.Br^ps 'which' 'cahhbt^bc; got cisc- ■ ■ 'wuere/- Every pilece'of tvecd beijore being W: ifiiifc)is thoroughly shrunk, nob witli ,^ .damp clolh merely, but soaked for hours m water, „ . thus gnarding. against the ,inevir,fjb'le 'hiis'of 'pai'rnebJs ; vvbicrti have beeh ; hastily " damped " .<nd dried with ".hot-i.-p.n," .]■/; iaH^-.parartioniy; passed pffj ]4s h*vii^*, bee.v '•..q's-jrjipk; f ' • .. ■■ „, .".'" - ' a. x -yDfiy representai ive , visits the various dis> t '/xricfs'On'tha Odast-'evt'f/ att'ertia'te month, • , ((..arid carries wtili toim ia'fu^l range 1 of'pattcrijs.---1 'i^. r / RumbolJ * liasi ifilso tjejep , thproughly, in;- ,-. structad by- Mr .Oliver m the art pf taking' ''.' ; dorreat measurements, and Ti^s 'beeu most ■''■' scccessful in'gfving^ : a perfect fiP, 1 a fact which is very satisfactorily substinftiatfed by our large and increasing bnsin bs iv this department. „ . . ... t „ . • Mr Oliver 4 is kept rogiiiarly^supp'ied with the Tailor's G-zeUe of Fiis'iion, conuining plates ami diagrams of all the latest styles .-■ and.improverneut.Sj --j . ■ ,r j ■ -' : ' He -has also mane the cutting andfiLtitig^of , , LADIES 1 RIDING HA-BIIS rt S|.ifi?ial _t-irfy, anil,! may s.if ely say that yvs can airb out any 'gaimeht eijual to that of (he be^C VVest End - ; houseV in* London, "vhe onl^iltff"rbnc;e b ing r-. .-;tbi- we.<loit muoh cheauer I ' . . „ ;1V Hstiiig I m^y lj.-i v»5 cornmpnded to yonr .consideration the various ... departments of Victoria. House m such a favorable aspect afi will result ih a 'eery marked i crease of bust.:iließ3 in'-your 4arge and prosperous district, ap.d, Assuring you o(.mv unrerailtipg. care and atteritioa to your esteemed favors,' either .when you visit Wan^anuij or by letter, or' <• ;: ib'roogti ! my representative, '. • "' <I remaifi Ladies and Gentlemen, .. •:. . - - Yours faithfully^. , , j ..•;..-■. -.- i ■'■-..■/■■ « BELL. I . i . ulmpeiter, -DrtipenvQiitptter, Tailor, .rOljOLtliwiV « n <l jlen'B Mercer, Victoria; Avenue, adjoining the Bank of New -- ..,■ ,? . : JZeala.mliiiWangauui; .■. . .