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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8160, 15 April 1895, Page 2

THE ART OF DRESSING WELL.

WE Firmly bel'cvo it is the desiro of almost every individual who walks this sublunary sphero to Dnss in becoming fashion. Ever sinco tho days of Evo down to the present timo ty has been tho same talo, •• What Style of Dress suits me best ?" Wo arc not going to state right here what different forms of dress aro most suitable to tho various votaries of fashion, but wo can say p'ainly that, having onco mado the acquaintance of tho intending buyers, wo can quickly tell what stylo suits them best, and having said this wo need say no more. Wo would always impress on our numerous clients this fact, " vVhat ver you buy, see that it is good." Do not buy rubbish ; it tukes tho same time to xuako up, and is often more troublesome than good material. Wo are not blind to the fact that tho market is full of this useless stufT, but we have no room for it. Our premises arc too small to hold anything but our own reliablo and tried stock. If you just have a peep at our Show Room and see nil our Winter Display you will at once say, •• No Rubbish Here ;' and if you calmly survey our piles of Dices Tweeds, our Serges, and countless other makes, you may sincerely exclaim, " What Lovoly Materials 1" Then, if you step ov"r to tho Furnishing Department and east your eyes over our Beautiful Kai.ipot Blankets, our Flannels, our Flannelettes — our Dozens of Tempting Lines that arc to be met at every point. We are doing a big business in Furnishing at pioscnt. It is very pleasing to do a lar^e business, but we feel even more pleasuro in boing assured that nil who buy from us are entirely satisfied We know that buyers in thcie depressed times expt ct. full value for their money. Wo aro giving it, and wo emphatically say that if we, with our keen buying and close attention to business, cannot give top value, then all wo a.iy is — No other cun It is a remarkable thing, too, that our T'lothinc; is so much run nn. We have always done a Good Clothing Trade, tho quality brings tr cm. And what line judges of Tweed some of theso mothers of boys are. Wo know what boys aro ; wo .ilso ki ow how vciy c.ireful of his garments tho average Colonial boy is, and how proud his mother is when sho sees him dressed in ono of our Real Good Colonial Tweed Suits. We h ivo a laigc stock to choose from, and many other lines besides in Moil's Suits, in Hats, in Shirts, in Boys' and Men's Overcoats with deep capes, in Waterproof Coats with sewn ijc.uiH and 'ong vents for riding, in Travelling Rugs, in Tin Trunks, Portmanteaux, etc. We extend an invitation to all. Whatever your wants may bo we aro always pleased to have .i chat with yon. Wo are making up dresses at prices that may fitly bo toimod the veiy foundation of economy.

WEDDING AND MOURNING ORDERS RECEIVE IMMEDIATE AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. MILLINERY OF KVKUY KIND MADE UP TO ANY STYLE BY A FIRST-CLASS ARTIST.

JAMES MACDONALD AND CO. GENERAL DRAPERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, ZEAL \NDIA HOUSE, THAMES STREET, OAMARU.

GIVING UP BUSINESS. GIVING UP BUSINESS. STOCK TO BE SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. r. gXiTi te s Begs to THANK his numerous Customers for their Liberal Support during tho time ho has been in Business, also to inform thorn that the Whole of his Stock is now ofleicd tit an IMMENSE_ DISCOUNT. PROFITS FORM NO PART OF THE SALE: HIS SOLE OBJECT IS TO REALISE. THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HEAD 3 OF FAMILIES AND SMALL SHOP KEEPERS TO SECURE SOME OF THE GREAT BARGAINS. No Patterns Given or Goods Sent Out on Approbation. R. G A~Tb~l TE S LONDON HOUSE, THAMES bTREET, OAMARU. ALL ARE INVITED TO THIS REAL GENUINE SALE.

BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. THE CORRKCT THING AT L^T POCKLINGTON'S GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE RETAIL BRANCH, THAMES STREET, OF THK OAMARU BOOT FACTORY, ESTABLISHED 1878. THIS GREAT SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1895, Wh.'n the Slock will ho ollored to the public at COST PRICE FOR CASH. Aa this is> a Co: icct Genuine Sale, now is your time to secure Cheap and Durable Boots and Shoes. Kvery pair of tho Colonial Boots and Shoes nre our OWN MAKE and Warranted to Wear Woll —Big Birgains for Little Money. .unaru Boot Factory Bargains in MKN'S HIRONG and LIGHT BOOTS and SHOES. Oainani 15oot Factory Bargains m BOYS' and YOUTHS' BOOTS and S 'OKS. Odu am loot Factory Bargains in GIRLS' and MAIDS' 800 1 8 and SHOES. Oamaiu Boot Factory Bargains in »LL KINDS OF BOOTS and SHOES.

Keep your eye on the Yellow Verandah, next Red House, Thames street. S. POCKLINGTON, BOOT MANUFACTURER, THAMES STREET, OAMARU. HAVING Imported Direct from London Bisoiur Maghinkry of the Latest Improved Patent. lam prepared to supply the trade with Kinds of Biscuits at Duncdln Wholesale Prices. Families are invited to Support Local Industiy and oncouiago money • o be circulated among ourselves by patronising the LOCAL- MADE BISCUITS which | ire Equal to auy Biscuits manufactured n the colony. Wedding and Birthday Cakes made of the Best Material on tho Shortest Notice Groceries of all Kinds in Stock and sold at the Lowest Remunerative Prico*} Direct Importers of GILNKVS INVALiII) POUT and Other wines; also, their CELEBRATED DRY GIN. .-ILVEK AND COUSIN'S WELL-KNOWN PORT AND SHERRIES. I'EtVOLD ND HXRDYS ADELMDE WINES. Xortb Otago Sole Agent for Tho Ceylon and Indian Tea Association. Every paoket bears their Trade-Mark. Spooial Agont for Nelson and Moate's Teas. WILLIXM BEE 1 C-'KNFRAIi MERCHANT, BAKF R, CONFECriONER OAMARU MILYMJOD. HOLYROOD. lIOLYROOD. I beg to inform my Friends and Customers that tho Overduo Shipment of Holyrood has arrived. •' HOL.YROOD,' the Incoinparablo, in Stock in Quarters and Octaves

RESIDKM' DENTIST' \] R GKOJRfTT ROBINSON, StmaioN Pb^'mst' Rkchstkhid in London and Nkw Zkai^and, (Opposite Weslcyan Church), Blue Lamp, I! I) E N SI'REET, OAMARU^ Next Visit to WAltf ATB.:on TUE3DAY. lGm APRL. 1 htrd Tuesday in the month. I'uinlesa Extraction with Nitrous Oxidn Omu; also with the New Method. Attendan r> from 0,30 a.m. till 5 p.m.

rpAYLOR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Thames Street, Oamaru. tw TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY. •» Why go to Dunedin when you oan^hava THREE ROOMS FURNI HED COMPLETE OUK «r TWENTY GUINEAS "« AT JOHN TAYLOR S, DIKEOT iMrORTKR, Thames Street, Oatnarui There you can proouro any artlolo of Farniture »t from 10 p?r oent to 15 per oent leu than •iMwhert,