THE ART OF DRESSING WELL.
WE Firmly bolievo it is tho desire of almost overy individual who walks this sublunary sphere to Driss in becoming fashion. Ever since tho days of Eve down to tho present timo ty has been tho same tolo, " What Stvl«) of Urcss suitt me best V Wo arc not going to stato right hero what different forms of dress are most suitablo to the various votarif s of fanhion, but we can say p'ainly that, having onco mado tho acquaintance of tho intending buyers, we can quickly toll what stylo suits them host, and having said Ibis wo need say no more. Wo would Always impress on our numerous clients this fact, " Whattvor you buy, see that it is good." Do not buy rubbish ; it takes the samo time to mako up, and is often more troublesome than good material. Wo are not blind to the fact that tho market ia full of thi« useless stuff, but wo have no room for it. Our promises are too small to hold anything but our own reliable and tried stock. If you just have a peep at our Show Room and sec all our Winter Display you will at onco say, " No Rubbish Hero ; ' and if you calmly survey our piles of Dress Tweeds, our S«rgos, and countless other makea, you may sincerely exclaim, " What Lovely Materials 1" Then, if you step ov»r to tho Furnishing Department and cast your eyes ovor our Beautiful Kaiapoi Blankets, our Flannels, our Flannolettes — our Dozens of Tompting Lines that are to bo met at every point. We are doing a big business in Furnishing at present. It is very pleasing to do a large business, but we fcol oven more pleasure in being assured that all who buy from us aro entirely satisfied. Wo know that buyers in these depressed times expect full valuo for their money. We are giving it, and wo emphatically say that if we, witli our keen buying and close attention to business, cannot give top valuo, then all we say is — No other can It is a remarkable thing, too, that our nothing is so much run on. Wo have always done a Good Clothing Trade, the quality bring* tl em. And what fine judges of Tweed somo of theso mothers of boys aro. We know what boys arc 5 we also know how very careful of hit garments tho average Colonial boy is, and how proud his mother is when sho sres him dressed in ono of our Real Good Colonial Tweed Suits. Wo have alaigc stock to chooso from, and many other lines besides in Men's Suits, in Hata, in Shirts, in Boys' and Men's Overcoats with deep capes, in Waterproof Coats with bowii scams and long vents for riding, in Travelling Rugs, in Tin Trunks, Portmanteaux, etc. Wo extend an invitation to all. Whatever your wants mny bo wo aro always pleased to have a chat with you. Wo are making up dresses at prices that may fitly be tormed tho very foundation of economy. WEDDING AND MOURNING ORDERS RECRIVE IMMEDIATE AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. MILLINERY OF EVERY KIND MADE UP TO ANY STYLE BY A FIRST-CLASS ARTIST.
JAMES MACDONALD AND CO. GENERAL DRAPERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, ZEALANDIA HOUSE, THAMES STREET, OAMARU.
GIVING UP BUSINESS. GIVING UP BUSINESS. STOCK TO BE SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. r. glbitbs Bogs to THANK his numerous Customers for their Liberal Support during tho time he lidi? been 111 Business, also to inform thorn that tho Whole of his Stock is now offered tit an !MMENSE_mSCO UNT. PROFITS FORM NO PART OF THE BA~Lk7hIS SOLE OBJECT IS TO REALISE. THIS IS A RAUK OPPORTUNITY FOR HEADS OF FAMILIES AND SVULL SHOPKEEPERS TO SECURE SOME OF THE GREAT BARGAINS. No Patterns Given or Goods Sont Out on Approbation. R. G A~B~I TE S LONDON HOUSE, THAMES STREET, OAMARU. ALL ARE INVITED TO THfS REAL GENUINE SALE.
BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. THE CORRECT THING AT LVST POCKLINGTON'S GREAT ANNUAL CLEARING SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, AT THE RETAIL BRANCH, THAMES STREET, OK TIIK OAMARU BOOT FACTORY, ESTABLISHED 1878. THIS GREAT SALE WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, MAUCII 3, 1895, When the Stock will bo offered to tho public at COST PRICE FOR CASH. Aa this is a Correct Gcnuino Sale, now is your timo to scouro Cheap and Durable Boots and Shoes. Every pnir of the Colonial Boots and Shoes are our OWN MAKE and Warranted to Wear Well —Big Bargains for Little Money. Oiimaru Boot Factory Bargains in M EN'S STRONG and LIGHT BOOTS and SHOES. Odinurußoot Factory Bargains in BOYS 1 and YOUTHS' BOOTS and STOKS, Oamaru Boot Factory Bargains in GIRLS' and MAIDS' BOOTS nnd SHOES. Oamaru Boot Factory Bargains in ALL KINDS OF BOOTS and SHOE^.
Keep your eye on the Yellow VotamUh, next Rod House, Thames street. R. P O O X L I N G T ON, BOOT MANUFACTURER, THAMES STREET, OAMARU. 'Tsm\\~QtkM ~ biscuit" factory HAVINd Imported Direct from London Bisopit Maohinkry of tbo Lateab Improved Patent, lam prepared to supply tho trado with Kinds of BUcuita ab Dunedin Wholesale Prices. Families are invited to Support Local Industry and encouiago money to bo circulated among oursolvos by patronising tho LOCAL-MADE BISCUITS which arc Equal to any Bisouita manufactured n tbo colony. Weddi»ti?and Birthday Cakoa m&do of tho Best Manorial on tho Shortest Notloo. Groceries of all Kinds in Stock and aold at tho Lowest Remunerative Prioea) Direct Importors of GILREY'S INVALID PORT and Othor wines ; also, thoir CELEBRATED DRY GIN. .JLVKR AND COUSIN'S WELL-KNOWN PORT AND SHERRIES. PEN FOLD .-ND HVRDY'S ADELAIDE WINEB. North Otago Sole Agont for Tho Coylon and Indian Tea Aaaooiation. Every paokeb bears their Trade-Mark. Special Agonb for Nelson and, Moato's Teas. ■williXm bkw GENFRAL MERCHANT, BAKPR, CONFECTIONER OAMARU
BOLSKOOD. HOLYROOD. HOLYROOD. I beg to inform my Friends and Customers that tho Ovorduo Shipment of Holyrood has arrived. " HOLYROOD,' the Incomparable, in Stock in Quarters and Octaves
DENTAL NOTICE. RESIDENT DfcNTIbT. EF. ARMSTRONG, • Dental Surgeon (»y Exam.) Dental Chambkre— TIIA M X S STRBB T, Above G. and T. Young, Jewellers, directly OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE. Hour* I—From1 — From 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursdays until 1 p.m. E F. Armstrong will bo at WAIMATE on Wednesday, 21th, and Thursday, 25th Am-il. at Mr Middloton'a Hofeol.
RESIDENT DENTISI* */| R GEOJRGK ROBINSON, SuitaioN Dentist* Re-hstbhed in London and New Zkai.and, (Opposite Wosleyan Churoh), Blub Lamp* EDEN STREET, OAMARU Next Visit to WAIMATE, on TUE3DAY, 16m APRIL. Third Tuesday in the month. Painless Extraction with Nitrous Oxidfl Gaa; also with tho New Method. Attendan 0 from 9.30 a.m. till 6 p.m.
_ _ 1 rriAYLOR'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Thames Street, Oamaru. tm- TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY. *Ct Why go to Dunodin when you]oanjiave T II R E 10 ROOMS FUR N I nE D COMPLETE OCR ta- TWENTY GUINEAS •» AT JOH N TAYLORgS, Direct Importer," Thtxmea Stroob, Oamnru. There yon can procure any article of Furniture ab from 10 per oeot to 15 per ocnb leaijthan tlaewhore.
NOTICE TO FARMERS. TAMES ORTiG AND CO., " IRONMONGERS, TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, Havo now on hand A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HARVEST REQUISITES, Which they aro selling AT REDUCED PRICES, We havo just imported Ono Tho sand Gallon* of BINDER OIL, which is the boat •nd ohoapoat in the market. Special arrangements mad« (or tio inpply of THRESHING OOAL-N.wo«tl« JnJ Native.
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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8162, 17 April 1895, Page 2
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