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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4128, 13 June 1874, Page 1

Drapery. ■•p II E WIX TE R TItA DE. s* | Haro pleasure in announcing to their customer;;, and the inhabitants of Wellington and the surrounding Provinces, the opening’ up of their first series of shipments for the Whiter Trade, consisting of three hundred and sixtyj one cases and bales of drapery, clothing, I flannels, blankets, and all the ctcstras of a | largo and well-assorted stock. In addition to j which they have to arrive, per ships Pochard, Loch Tay, Invorallan, and Mail Steamers, thirty-six packages, making, with first shipI moots, THREE HUNDRED ixi) NINETYSEVEN PACKAGES, being the largest imports of any retail firm to this Province hitherto. J. McD. it Co wish further to state that their homo purchases are made by buyers of experience, thoroughly acquainted with the requirements of the New Zealand trade, from some of the best manufacturing houses in Great Britain and Ireland, thus all intervening profist between buyer and consumer are ■saved, and a great advantage offered to in- ' tending purchasers in addition to the very large variety to select from, thus making it to their advantage to inspect our stock before making their season’s purchases. For the convenience of country settlers and parties living at a distance, our annual catalogue has been printed ; and to all who have not received it, one will be forwarded on application. Amongst the goods just opened, attention is directed to the following : ’NEW SLKS. Xew black silks Xew plain colored gross grains Xew self-colored glaces Xew evening silks New bridal silks Xew drap de France Xew Irish poplins, of the genuine make, from O’Reilly, Dunne, and Co’s XEW FAXCY DRESSES. Xew twilled camlets Xew wool repps Xew navy blue satin cloths Xew fancy Malabars Xew figured lustrine'' Xew wool poplins Xew pojfiin laines Xew Xonvich repps New silk velvets, new patent velvets, new velveteens, new turquoise failles, new ball dresses. Xew silk warp winceys Xew Saxony winceys Xew twilled cloth winceys Xew Aberdeen winceys Xew French merinos Xew Persian cords Xew French diagonals Xew black alpacas Xew crape cloths Xew winceys skirts Xew batswing skirts' Xew silk skirts Xew satin skirts Xew American clouds Xew fur muffs Xew fur collaretts Xew laces, ribbons, fringes ! Xew hosiery, now stays Xew costumes, new ladies’ waterproofs, new cloth jackets, new velveteen jackets. Xew silk velvet jackets, new girls’ waterproofs, new beaver jackets. Xew blankets Xew quilts Xew floor cloths Xew waterproof tweeds Xew sheetings Xew flannels Xew carpets New house furnishings Xew Celtic tweeds Xew calicoes VIC TOE I A lIOUS E (Corner of Lambton Quay and Willis street, opposite the blank of New Zealand), j. mcdowell & co.

FursII E WIIf TE E SEAS ON. F U E S ! FURS' FURS! MR. BENJAMIN, ) Of Melbourne anil Dunedin, will arrive by the Phoebe, with a LARGE, VARIED, and SELECT STOCK of PURS, • Foreign and Australian, Made up in the Newest Styles. Boots, Leather, &c. Jg OOT S ! BOOTS! BOOTS! ROBERT HANNAH & CO. (Late of Glasgow), BOOT IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS IN LEATHER, GRINDERY, AND CLOSED UPPERS, Beg to inform the inhabitants of Wellington and the surrounding districts that they have OPENED THIS DAY In those promises, LAMB TON QUA Y, Next door to Stationers’ Hall, and opposite Messrs. Wilson and Richardson’s, in the above lino of business. R. 11. & Co. having had long and practical experience in the business, combined with the first-class arrangements made for supplies of goods from the best English and Colonial Manufacturers, enables them to supply the increasing demand with a first-class article. The Stock will consist of GENTLEMEN’S, YOUTHS’, LADIES’ GIRLS’, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. BOOTS MADiTtO MEASURE On the premises (workmanship and fit guaranteed) on the shortest notice. TO BOOTMAKERS AND OTHERS. LEATHER, SHOEMAKERS’ FINDINGS, CLOSED UPPERS, In Great Variety, always in Stock ; Also, MILL BELTING, INDIARUBBER HOSE DIRECTORS, &c. The undersigned, in soliciting the patronage of Wellington, hope, by civility, attention, and supplying a good article, and selling at the lowest remunerative prices, to merit a share of support. ROBERT HANNAII & CO., LAMBTON QUAY, .site Messrs. Wilson & Richardson s, and door to Mr W. G. Jackson’s, Stationers’ Hall.