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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 134, 17 November 1884, Page 3

X'MAS THE LATEST SUMMER FASHIONS AT Edinborough House, VISIT D. M. GEORGE'S : t ESTABLISHMENT, Inspect ihe Late Arrivals of 'H , " , N^E.W SEASON'S , ,. , Mantles " ' ' l •■■'••■ ; Millinery . Costumes, &c, Ac. • The Largest Stock of ' French and English Millinery m Pal melton, (all New and Fashionable designs). Choice Fruit Js Flowers m Great Variety* ' j Ribbons and Fancy Goods. ■ i Mantles m Satin, Ottoman Silk, Ottoman Cloth, Black Silk Biroche. &c, &c. , , . Zephyr Costumes vichly trimmed, and newest designs. Spun Silks m Cheeks, Stripes, and Spots, 2/6 per yard. Bioche, BJuck Sillw, Satins, Colored Silks and Sating alt newest K^iades. "' " ; '•'■-'. ': : .? . T ■•' .'■ ■' : !. „ .'. I.i \ ; press,, Maiterials t— Fancy. Nun's 7e»iini|( m, , Self Colors,, talking Materials, Cl»-ck.8,, Spots, Sti ipe«, ifec Striped , V • ) l^° t have a special line of Allwopl Cai iiieliteCloih m all shades, selling at I/- per y«l. Worth Inspecting. : Carpetrng---Bt'usselLs Tapestry m handsoihe paUerns, Linoleums, 3/6 p|e^'^'a ; aW) l _a«"d./ ' '"'' u '' \ l *[\ <{ Ladies' UndercMhiAgl & Baby Linen. . j The LStrge4 and Cheapest " -Stock of Men's, B^vs'j'audTdiuhs'i Colonial* ; , iude Clothing m Paluiei-hton, consisting) of ' ! ■•■>'•' " • ■'■■■■■•■ ; : ' •■ Kaitij 6i •' ' ; ! ' ! :/ •••'■''■• ■■'"•• ;; i i ', Geelong and ' i ■ j. ■••■■'« '■'" ; ;.' : 1 ! Mosgiel Tweeds. ' '-BpW'Sti^ Hats, from 6d each. i A Ls^rge Vatiety of Hdsieiy, Huberdai^hery, atnd Gentlenieii 's Mer-. I eery, V:ery : CheHp. ' j " I Millinery &nd Dre'wmuking under the siij*e: vision of ! experienced and qualified hand*. .ii ; , „: : j TogireinyCtiHtoinei's a chance of getting tir»t-ciasß goods at a low rate, k discount- of 3/- i» J the; J^ off) my usual prices will be given to all-pur-chasers pf«s/? a.nd upw&rds during the , Christinas Holidays and from this date. ".;,?• ';,; ■■'; ; ;,:. ;. ; -„-;; .. EDINBOROUG3 HOUSE, j '.--.I'M -.<;Y\ T;HE; SQuiREi- :. ■]■ l TNext to the Tdwn Ha 11..) ' ,: I' 'Iy^RST(3iC^I I? I | XIJ. VEKSTOCKE £±S \On looking through MtfStotik, I find that m many lines I: am altogether too heaviiy stocked* with, and m order to bring it withiri the Compass of my re^iiiretnents'j I will from this date offer pme Specially cheap lotSy to which I \, would, specially call the attention of Cduntry Settlers and •ilk Public generally. :V , 500 yds Good Wa«hing Prints, at 4§d ) yd, never sold undrr 6d or 7d. I , SpecJal line m CJbi'ck Ging- !•"•''_ hams, at 7id, woith !o|d yd. ;30OyaV'of'Soft Twiir Bei^ 7|d, t i ordinary price 9|:<l yd/ French ; : : Ecarte^lldyd. Nuns'ClotlU, ; y jj. . Chf ck : Beiges^"!/- yd; ' ' Worth 4d yd more. .^■.iori'Ai'''- : -.; . -'■ .-. ! :.-•' 450yils Slate Silehia Linings, 5/6 dozi^ ' White Calicr^SH. Long L«c^ Curtains, 3/11 pair. V, \u' ; ,-••■ Twi^eds, 2/6, V% »»nd 3/6. : Strong' Liiu-u CliecK Shirting, 9<l yd: Boys' TJntearable Tweeds, 1/3. 12/eHßoys' Bit %)i Hate for^J/ll i 3J/o— glen's Tweed tiats (or— 2/- ' |5/6— Men's Oxford Shirts for— till : ' (with Collars attached.) .'■■•'/. '• . I I: ■ . . ).■■■■ ' ■.■ ■ Abont 600 TTntrimmed Hals, usually sold at from 1/6 to 4/6 each, M ajiat l/-,each. , .... - . Umbrellas, large size,; i/6, worth 2/6 each. Black Satteens do. 3/-, worth 5/6. Black Satin Sunnliades, 4/11 t0.25/. Infants' Bibs, 3|d and i±d ■•/.-.■■ each J■■ Ne w . Liiien . Collars, o^ii and 5d each. /> ,'..,. Girl^and B«»ys' SaUor Hats, wotth 2/-, for l/- each. i j^te'the^ Address- 1 - ; ' ; ; ; j; B y H^MtLTQN, KEW PEEMISES, THE SQUARE.