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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4459, 5 July 1875, Page 1

Drapery. y I 0 T 0 R I A HOU.SE. NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER TRADE. j. McDowell & co. HAVE RECEIVED AND OPENED UP THEIR FIRST SERIES OE SHIPMENTS FOR THE • WINTER TRADE, As underneath. 19 eases and bales per ship Avalanche CASES AND BALES . NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, In the Various Departments. J. MoDOWELL & CO.’S SIt)CK Is of very large extent, and well assorted, and being Bought in a great measure DIRECT. FROM THE MANUFACTURERS it will be found of the most serviceable and modern description. Heads of families, and others, making their SEASON’S PURCHASES, will find it to their advantage to inspect our stock before laying in their season’s supplies, as the UNDERMENTIONED GOODS • ' embrace the NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE PRODUCTIONS of the Home and Continental Markets. FANCY 1 Homespuns, reps, merinos, DRESS > Cheviots, costume cloths, fancy MATERIALS J diagonals, French homespuns, poplins, tartans, serges, wool sateens, melanges, deep mourning, half mourning, alight mourning, in all the newest and most durable fabrics ; black and colored silks, the cheapest goods ,we have ever shown ; O’Reilly, Dunne and Co.’s real Irish poplins, scoured winceys, super winceys, real Aberdeen winceys, silk mixed winceys, a large lot of underskirts, batswing, Melton, satin, black and colored, quilted—an immense variety to choose from. Real sealskin jackets, new mock sealskin jackets, new President cloth jackets, new waterproof mantles, new waterproof costumes, new cuirass jackets, new millinery'— including all the latest designs in trimmed and untrimmed bonnets and hats. 1 In great variety, and guarani teed free from dressing—Children’s merino pelisses, infants’ squares, children’s merino frocks, infants’ hoods, ladies’ flannel dressing-gowns, MoCliutock’s patent down clothing, in quilts, skirts, stays, dress improvers, pillows, &c., &c. I New fancy goods, new ruffl- * ings, new lace sets, new colI larettes, new bead trimmings, new dress buttons, new ladies’ belts, new silk scarfs, new lace falls, new wool hosiery, new wool scarfs, new Shetland shawls, new bead fringes, new Yak laces, new belt ribbons, new silk sashes, new turquoises, new bonnet ribbons, new plumes, new feathers. I Blankets, quilts, sheetings, ■ towels, towellings, damasks, i calicoes, flam els, furs, window hollands, carpets, hearthrugs, floorcloths, window muslins, window curtains, felt squares, mattings, sheetings. THE WINTER TRADE. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. J. McD. & Co. can with confidence ask an inspection from those laying in a supply for the approaching Season, as the same reasonable prices for which Victoria House has become so noted are strictly adhered to. Men’s sack suits Men’s Paget suits Men’s Galatea suits * Men’s sac coats Men’s Paget coats Men’s Galatea coats Boys' and youths’ sac suits Boys’ and youths’ Galatea suits Boys’ and youths’ Eton suits Boys’ Oxford suits Boys’ Harrow suits Children’s knickerhocker suits Men’s fancy tweed trousers Plain cloth trousers Colonial tweed trousers Men’s Bedford trousers Men’s mole trousers Youths’ tweed trousers Boys’ tweed trousers Boys’ and youths’ cloth trousers Boys’ mole trousers Youths’ mole trousers Men’s overcoats, boys’ overcoats, Inverness capes, &c. Men’s ties and scarfs Men’s handkerchiefs Men’s braces, belts ■ White shirts, silk shirts Harvard shirts, regatta shirts Crimean shirts Boys’ shirts Youths’ shirts Boys’ and youths’ braces Belts, ties, and scarfs Collars and mufflers Beal Irish freizo overcoats, in all the leading shapes. VICTORIA HOUSE, EANOY DEPARTMENT. HOUSE ! FURNISHINGS. NEW JACKETS. UNDERCLOTHING. Lambton-quay and Wi lli s-street, (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Wellington.)