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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 87, 29 October 1879, Page 2

■ Lj£o Aj.lvJ II J U O Hi . ■■ - FIRST DELIVERY -OF SPECIAL NOVELTIES FOB THE S ori tig Season, 1879. DPE&S DEPAIiTMENM. ~ Our impoi'ts this seaß()ii have been nniisuallpiargc, and- rextremely. well. • bought. -TiitT. styles^iuateiTia-ls, .and value, are far sujJeYior ; to* anything h-thorto iuiporteol "TE XRO" HOCTSE. "Very s ift wool materials are the leading fashions fov fcltu- Season:' ? THIS CONORS most mi vogue areMode, Bisque,, Light Broiize^ Olive Sapphire. G^ren'at and Bl'ari.' ay. :: T-e N FSW B ERJ E ANGOLA, at Is 3d, is every dui-ablei -and ajinai I - vel of cheapness. . - The NKW NATAL TvML^E), BAIG-Kl, at Is. 8d: This' ma:ter^l i«s all woolj nnd will vrear. ■'": The ANGOLA- -SATIN, all shades. ■ ; is,.4ij." .„.-•::: .■;..:: CVRVTHILItES, m- all" the new colors, ls:9d. - ■ TO .VIXTOH the above materials m nearly all shades vre haVe the" hew Silk uaixed Figured Lames, so extent sivcly used m cpniblhation' with plain materials. ' / ; ; Tae new all wool Llama Cloth, at 2s v 3d. The new extra fii)Tsli', 3'nininbr' Satin Cloths are ve.-y light and suitable f>r the pi*ftsent season, 2s 3d, ■ The NEW fS^JR^Ni'CAStraiEEE^ a 1 2s 9d, is all that could be desired by th<: niest^fastidious. The colors m this Fabric are v'erv rioh. , .'• t'-i The NEW INDIAN El^BE|p WASH ME !iES, a very supenorartw cle. at 3s 3d. . A SPLENiJI^^SQRTMBN^irpf i Silks, Satins, Velvets, and Failles for Dress Trimming, r •|.r :? i SPECIAL notice is also" directld" to . .the:.■:■■■. ■ ' ■-■:.■:■■■. ■:■;■:■ BRESSMiA.KIiSra. . ■which is under the same elficient and, artistii.' management thatiias given so mufh satisfa(M^^^^e^L^A\Dll|S Of WSLLlN^DDlpnjthV^asfc. ■ '^ TE A#lofSE. " First Spring delivery.^ fromt'c-mostclebrated, Pnd\\liofrd*a>'e(peryarU). y ~Lr' BLACK COEI>E;D /; BLACK GRQSGBAIN, t% •feSd.^ BLACK GRO3(>UAIN, .. 4s 9d. f „ JAUBERTS BILES' V'? " KXTBiTwiiipTf f 7* A ;■/ BLACK Corded SUk^ '; Cgs. 3fl. h BLACK Grasgrain ■, - sa. 9d.^^*, t BLACK Cashmere Silk, 6s. 6d. , BL AGK^3TOi (JeT ?n£s^ ■*ss■ W. ' BLACK r CifetohfefVSllT^^6a.;^ BLACK Cashmere Silk, ■8s 6d, BLACJ£.CasKme?e Sjlk, t 9s 6d. : _ BONNET ET CIE'S Celebrated BLAgi^SIIKS. warra ited pure dye. BICH CpRDED SILK, 11s 6cL BICH-COBDEJKSILK, 6d. < , B LACK Gros Royal, 14s. 6d. BLAPK Gros Royal, ]ss. 9d. BLACK Gros Royal, 16s. 6d. SPECIAL PURCHASE of Extra Rich Silk. Bxack Cashmehb Britannia, " 16s 6d. t ' '- Black Gros de Lyons, 21s. 6d. SPEOIA.L , AXrENTION. is directed to' a new, make „ of Silk, a heavy, rich, Soft' Cord, warranted to wear, and not liable to cut, 9s. GA. per yard. J^en's, Youth's, and Boxs' '<" ' N'io ''Spring ' "'> ' CLOTHINGr, Just opened out at TE ARO .HOUSED i Men's Clothing. TuoxtSEES Strong Tweed Is lid TBOU3KRS Scotch Tweed • 12s 9d Tejusers Saddle Tweed 22s Gd TBOOBBRS Saddle Bedford 22s G/l Tbooseiis • Prunella* Doe 29s 6d TfiotrsKus an» Vests — Strong Tweed 13« 9d Fancy Stripes^ ' ' 11s Gd Fancy Stripes 18s 6d Geelong Tweed 21s Gd Suits - Strong Tweed 50s 0* Suits JBhte Serge 25s Gd SUIT 3 , ,ir««A<Sffr Wr> ' 3?* §d Coats ' "Ufiirihal 'Sacs '82» Gd Coats City • Pa'gt>ts 94s Gd Coats Ssrge Galateas 19s Gd Boys' Clothing. TBOUBEBB Strong Tweed Ts Gd Tkoitsbes and Vhsts— Strong Tweed- ' r -15s f 6d JACKETS Prince Jackets 11s 6d Suits DunetMn Jackets. 26s Od Stttts Universal Jackets ■ 26s Or? Suits Prince 'Jackets 34s Gd Jttvbvilb GroTHrwff. ' - •■ SUITS m the following Styles and Shapes, Imperial Co«sack, Grant, Lksteb, Htthb, Norfolk, Stjdbubz. Just arrived, and made 1 i Spboialltito^Obdeb -• . *> ■ >t \ „ for» ji Te Aro Housb, A full supply of WHI^E^-StmTS, ,- madp of superior longcloth, well fliUheti, and. evfy«m*h/ durable, with ma'iifofd and military fronts, and. to be known as the Te Abo House Sdibt, 6s Qd eacli. Also, a tariff assortment of . ,Mbn's "Suits, macte of s\rm%,~&Vkfa)o\<ilnfiterial, Pashionable out, and warranted fully worthy' to hear the name of The Tb Abo House :- * 1 £2 10s. „ , JSarly Tntperh'nn incited. TEAROBOtfSE' CUBA. SrSSEf,