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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 111, 5 April 1884, Page 4

CHEAP AND GOOD? PETER BELL Has mncli pleasure m announcing the Arrival, Ex " JONIO," of his Second Shipment • ' . : ... ,or T - .- : New and Seasonable Goods ! Comprising-^- ' '. household Drapery, Miltinery^ Hosiery, and ; SUPERIOR C&OTJIIIV&! Hats, Shirts, Scarfs, Brace's, Sfc. Being anxious to Rive our customers every advantage of those, our latent operations m the HOME MARKETS; nnd having personally supervised 'the i Marking! we hssuie one and all that we are now m a position to supply them ; At Prices Defying Competition ! We specially eolicit attention to. tbe Class of Goods m what is known asthe Manchester !Uepartment, - emhtacing Blankets, -Sheetings, Shirtings, ;i -.■ i -: tabtyngsy! ( . ; , r Calicoes ! Flannels ! * Cretonnes,' Curtains, Counter-, ,0 • '•; pan.es, and Forfars ! . '' A'lbq, i ': /./...■ }i , ,-. WELL-KNOWN, : , Rough and Readn Serges ! So' largely usea" :i ¥or yeWrs'/'Sno! still m Great Demand, as the~"v.ost Useful Material fbr : # wr, ? .', I Pa Q iily;wearc iaralVTCpTorsfjat i The OldPriee ! The Old Price]! IB 4JI PEB YARD. I 1■ ' i . •■'. f ! • , '• '■ '. i \i ■v ' ':■ / ' :' -i \ .''• •.';.' ■■'■■•• . ' '< ._, "^H&AP-ANBGOeDi"— j 1 NOVEI/tflBS ! IVO VEUTIES !■ The MUUnery Bonnets \ A.Te Exquisite m Tnste, Heasonable in^Prica, ond embraco all the Leading Shapes. I tie .! Prettiest an il, Most Becoming, of which are The " Princessy" ty "Princess . of Wales." ...'.' The Trimmed Hats! Are' in MfPtbe 'Mo^fc Taahionable Winter Colorinj(Bj- : ,ManVpqLibe ;i .e;. i aie perfect geras, and are aWb ;i ver^ f&fsbnable iti' price, The ;. " : ; •■_ ■ Leading: Shupesjarey : The Henri 11 and m, " Masher," "Dun- - ' ' bAr,^ and'^Gurraoyle." ' ' ! Peter the M Hefnfi^, Jaunty Sailor, and ; i^' <li "? !; < ;t?a l i«; • : • ; ! r ; -^JElie. TJntvimmed Hats ! Embrace all the Newest Shapes m Felt, > rßeaver, Sain V;lvet, Plush, . Seal,; add X i StrWs. These hive all been Marked at Extremely Low Piict-s, ranging from 16 encb. The Fur arid Broche Capes ! Are to be very Fashionable again this Season And we are showing some Beautiful Gapes, m Ra-hbif, Baco.-n, and Opossum Skips, also m Ottoman /ana Broetie : Silk,' at Pi ices within 1;: ■■-''■■ ■■' -■'■ the Reach of All. v '"yTfie* Mantles 'arid Ulsters !'■ \ Have ba^pecfal '<Snre inUheir se'ectn-n, and will be fouiid Superior to any thin likely' to be shown this Seaß6u. The Most Handsojne of those now bein^ worn bave come frbm . 1 ytf<j;Ti>si_ j jHoV^.e*-.' fli'J t** : exoeeflfngiy Moderate m Price. j „, •]•■ y ■>.<»,'. ...V—.-'ii.V ! i" JHoifieltie&ii: .: Jlovielties. r WtH!.l\B z<;: ■-**-?■ ••..V.!.--.. \ . ' ■■:K.\ ■.•.••,'>•.■■, Sh v'.V-.\,V\ 'y.\\:. : r-: I ■;;: ■/(.■ ,!'O:.):):!q :i:l v: -•• ■\\v\u ■■W^'i'. \ 1 ■ 11 .«j3HEIP; :^pGOqD» I "' The Velveteens ! \ We are fihowirig these •m all ; the Leading Sh-ides, aud have marked them at such Lo*. , •JP«c(B3;a.<rw^l{eu.Btu^a|Lar(?e ?a|«, in r antipi- : patipn of 'which. "Ye tiay^' fur/her. tb : foJibW! The fo'l6wing'Makefß are specially - . .1 't ii il)i.;>; r'Jcombidnacdi-/ /. L \ •-.>■■ The "Louis "the " Empress," and the ; ; . ;^;?\;'v.V^nswic'K f V^ : ';i" ''■■ ,■■- 'yl ' ' Kan'ging 'from'2s 8d : to 6^ v 6cl. '- 1 ..If. \r.-'.jir;t) 'i:,ti.r.iT~J}'-y'::\ :!i'?11 i '. ■ Cashmeres, . , , Wench Merinoes, ' Beiges, Homespuns, and \ Costymd Cloths I Are Exfceptiouatiy Good i Value, 'and as ithe' Season advauces, further sbipinente will be coining fonttaraY all of wtiioh will be sold as . . f .;!(•< . Cheap as ; Posditle. t' ''■ .'!',:h':iWißT -WPs?— I , .AiSfagnificent Ass.orlme'ntVf SATIN, SILK, and VELVE* tj^OCAtJES, m all jlhe Leading CdlorS. ; Sash Ribbons; Plfeid'/Ribbonp/VCollaretltes, Laces, Buffl njis, Handkerph,i«£' ! i FJow^-e, FeatiherßjpiJfUlipery/; Qrnaments, Corßets, (t Gioves, Umbrellas.and —AT— : -;■ .-■An iij.i!.-: l . r/\ 4 S.t.. ■ .' >; 1 i „: . .'' I / (! ■■• •.•■f!ti': < !. I I .1 >•! , ■:■.''!. •T 5 i- 1_ j