Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4371, 24 March 1875, Page 1

! "" 1 rr:jr " ; Drapery. ' ®W OPEN, THE' NEW DRAPERY, MILLINERY, ■ AND CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Lambton-quay, next to Mr. Mulligan, Jeweller. S. W. ALCORN begs to inform the ladies •and* gentlemen of the City! and Province of Wellington, thathe opened those spacious premises adjoining Mr.- Mulligan’s,! as a firstclass Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Establishment. . i ; u Hayihg_made,'arrangements withsome of the best Home Houses for a continuous supply of,the Latest Novelties as they.appear, and :as .L- have .determined to be' satisfied r with smaller profits than those which have hitherto ruled in Wellington,‘l can confidently solicit the patronage of the public of tins province. H'MJr first shipment; consisting of 'upwards of ONE HUNDRED ‘ AND ' SIXTY CASES Of,new, fashionable,"and useful Goods, (specially'selected', b^my','London buyer for the opening-ot the new premises), have now been opened up, the content's of which comprise a full assortment in every department. COSTUMES ! COSTUMES ! ■ ..'aJTJinee, coqqs,containing ~175. Ladies’, Maids’, and Children’s Costumes, in Pique, Batiste, Balemb;''Tussore, Arabian Glace, &c., with 'Polonaiser-Jacket, and'"Body,-piece‘'<S6mplete, handsomely tri(U<ned,' have! now; been opened. .These goods having,beenbought at- the close •of- thetLOfidon! season at aieenormmiß- discount, jinaubhi bejow. iEngUslb -wholesale' prices. , -i’ —- .„,JHagdß.e®e„Costumes,..with«Jlolonaiße«com. plete, _ T6s. lid. ’ to 325. fid., worth 275. fid. to 525. . . , y, ! .1, a-'J SILK. AND-. CASHMERE- MANTLES, Cl } ill Ab ,j , U} J f S. W. Alcorn begs the particular attention of .the ladies o£,.Wellington-to-asuperb'lotof rich Silk Mantles, elaborately.,trimmed, and richly ■embroide'red- 'Cashmere"Gapes,'' Man-, tillas. Fichua, Dolmans,-ft c:/which are being Sold) at, abohtjdialL their original 1 cost. The quality of . .fhesq goods is such- as is rarely seen in, lYeUipgton, and . for . style , and .finish are perfect j works ■ of, art and, will well, repay a visit' ofinspectaiop. DEPARTMENT, , ; , dress goods. ,E,, AV- Aloom, has now opened up the, most extensive stock in the city, at' price?. ‘ perfectly,', in-esistible, -, 4 JSf). yards mohair dress stuff, at , 5Jd., ; , 7,id., and ; Bid:, wdrth : iVd.’ to 15d. ‘’3240 'yards diagonal 'dfeSs st(iff, : ht.’jjd.^'go'od' value' for Is. 6d. Patterns by pb'st.' 11 i ' r 3000 yardsiof: this l fashionable'and durable fabric are -now! being Isold .at 6id., 7id., BJd., and 9id; per yard; in plain colors, satin stripes, spots,. &c. ,(worth)fully,so per..cent, more), at S. W. Aicern’.s .new establishment, Lambtonquay. .patterns,free,fyy post, j.. , MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ; :Hayjng gfcgred’ the; services; of first-class .milliner?, S.W- Alopm can confidently ask the patronage of .the, ladies pL Wellington in this department; assured that for ELEGANCE, TASTE, and b.V) miljigja-y: cannot be equalled in the city. •'■ ' , jV . Ladibs’,' maids’,' and''children’s hats Jii leghorn, chip, and straw, embracing all,'the latest shaped:’ Paris and London millinery bphj nets) -'Frferich and'Enjjlish flod’eri, feathers, ■■■ ■.. ribbons, hat and lmrinrit"oi’nairierit6;'pearl ..uii and.oxidisbd-slides; &o:a > ,f> A-.CHbidE. SxocK-ioyiFimNOH.-EyEtaNo- ... -J v/od EwJWßßSiAKPiWbkaths. .ii LADIES’- UNDERCLOTHING; '•‘i- . In thia.department -thestook-is tekbeedirigly largeiaudovalhassorted.-andi the!prices for the I ,que.Jjtji(.ofi Article r.wilL beilfouUd i lowqr ■than in, aKTi Other, ,hpuse 4a,- the! city; i cLadies ’inteqdwgi.tp makft.purpbwes .aye requested-to .hbtb.tm ?<Hri>'}7,ug fIJ?Pt a i),o n f;>rn: v-.if) /jfjiif Ladies’ plain, tucked Is. 9d- up to 115 ( .6d.j each., , . , Ualcile8 r ,Blaih ahtflnhimed chemises, Is. 9d..up : ' h - ) tb’ios.'‘Bd.bach; 11 . *; Ladies’' friiled 'and 'Worked riight( dresses, ‘2a. « b;9d;^3s. | , 1 3s:'8d., 1 45,, , 4s, i 'fid. 1 , abet*up to 17s. -jis';;f6d. ( bacli;ol .Aob hi)-. ■ - mil ov.ie.il.tli; RARYi LINENi bum--Infants’ mlJslinjfrocfcs-and long robes. . « Infant?’ longi and(short islipsmmonthly. gowns, Jj-y^anJ,Right;gowns, tday.and- night.iJan,- .., Wft ffi- doiw;-!<l pnU-iwr. w foul ~ ~;: ; ) U -LACE GOODSji Mmof* , ~S. iy y , Alcorn jhas | opegod, OR eaqchqieft >and tlomton, Mai j And. laceV.alfeo‘a'* large ‘ assorlment 'of .ireal lacesin LiidfcS’; ’ - , '";bL j oNi!N j) i : i\ Au "\ r." 1 : Ladies’ * fimt ‘choice I’JoibJ)tjin6'.hid' 1 ’ JoibJ)tjin6'.hid' gloye?; "in ' vpbJick,- dbab," white, t 'Hn i d : bveßilig a feol6i-s, stitched and plain ; ladies and* children’s silk andrthread -gloves.*-"-"'”"-'” '&> EANCt-. Dross.and mantle; triromiftgs’ and fringes'fir all v„.' s tlia newestdcbigns.nl-li-.v ,1.1.01 I '-..Vi tlo ’ 1 SHAWLS' \ ' J | A.‘ Select stock Af; nch Frpnch'( and Paisley * ' 'Wove sliawlrt/and-Long’s at'"fford fid. I,!-; ttf 10 gumoab'-each'; IbcO; llamA;'‘sjlk, and 0 it-wool shawls,tand Longs in profusion. '' ’ MvINCHESTKR DEPARTMeNT. '' In this departmeut.S.i Wv A. has imported only, the most Useful makes of domestic goods, every 1 requtsitefpr house family ÜBb , uii SILKS. ■ .m-t .Y-.wn.: ■: Rich l Jblablt 1 , glace, silks' at‘:Ss^'6d.^.Bs. 1 9d, ( 4s, ’4B/6ds's. oiil Rich Orbs’ de ’ Suez,’ Cro's dfe Tfaples, Indiana, " • Du'civpe," ah 3, other favorite makes from 1 4s. 0d; t6'l4s.‘6d; per yhrd, 1 " Fanby 'silks in' great -variety of' patferhj ’ stylej 1 :n and quality*;- , ’ ! ! Plain iglaqef silk and Grbs de Sxietin all the ,- new,colorings.' - . .i.- d' •.-tnrfcib-i -n: j Japanese silks, plain and: figured: Special-ati tention is,directed. tp..a large,;lot of these at is. fid., 2s. 3d., 2s. fid. per yard, usual price in Wellington, 2a.- fid,, 3s. 3d„ 3s. 9d. per yard. . - i . , , MOURNING GOODS. Real: Paramattas, French merinos, 'Barathea, crape cloth, Persian, Russell, arid Queen’s ■ cofds, '&c. 1 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Men's tweed trousers, 9s. 9d.,105. fid., 12s. 6d., i '.‘ J 1.45. up to 21s. ...... 'Men’s tweed'trousers arid vests, Ifis. lid., 18a. ' 'fid.j 19a,‘fid., and upwards. Men’s suits; English and Colonial made. , j Men's' tweed coats, 13s. Tldl and upwards, i Newi shapes in single arid double breasted ‘ wjeoats/v j 1;• "■. ■■■■" : I, ’ : i Waterproof coats and leggings. • ; Youths'- suits,--coats, ■ trousers,; and vests - and ~,.-trousers'.-., 11- I -.- >■' Boys’ kuickorbocker, Danish, navy,, and kilt: suits,’at, Ba. fid., 10s. fid., 12s.,fid,, 14a, fid,, arid' upwards , v . Men’s, youths, and’ boys’ felt hats, in all the. j ‘ newest shape’s. ■ . . . ;Black Paris hats, drab and shell hats. Men’s and boys’ leghorn'and straw hats, cloth caps, Scotch,Caps. - 'Gentlemen's new; silk , scarves, tics, belts, i collars, shirt studs, hosiery, and handker- \ chiefs. 1 " Umbrellas, portmanteaus, hat oases, and carpet bags. SHIRTS. - Gents' white and colored shirts, every size. Boy’ and youths*, shirts, in various qualities. Note the address—S. W, ALCORN, Lamb-tori-quay, facing Brandon-strcet, and adjoining Mr. M. Mulligan’s.