Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4862, 21 October 1876, Page 1

Drapery ÜBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT FIRST SHIPMENTS OP NOVELTIES AND GENERAL DRAPERY, FOR THE ’ " SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON ; .’m ■ ■■■''. OP 1876-77, . IMPORTED BY’ ■WILSON &; RICHARDSON, , FROM . . ■; . ■ ■ i; LONDON,- MANCHESTER, BELFAST, PARIS, AND LYONS. I WILSON & RICHARDSON are showing an immense stock of every new shape in STRAW and LEGHORN HATSj children's, from Is., ladies frorirls. 6d. ' A beautiful collection of MILLINERY 'BONNETS, 50 boxes of French and English Flowers 33, boxes of new Feathers and Feather Trim- , mings , , . ,• • And an extensive assortment of Ornaments 39$ Trimmings fif all de?printigna far ladies mmng up-themselves sad the trad«, generally.

WILSON & RICHARDSON are showing new SPRING COSTUMES, from 16s. 6d. to 5 guineas. , New , Cross-overs Fichus, Jackets, and Man--1 ' tillas, in ' Cashmere, Dace Appliqued, Grenadine, and Silk. Choice goods at low rates. , WIDSON & RICHARDSON - are showing inew DRESS GOODS at Is., Is. 4d., Is; >Bd., and 2s. per yard- A large, stock of Japanese Silks at Is. 3d to 4s. 6d. Black and Colored Lyons Silks,- Satins, Turquoise and Natti Silks for trimmings, in every shade made. ' ■WILSON „&RICHARDSON are.showing. £BOO worth of , new , KID GLOYES, iftrst, choice, , received, by last Suez mail; New , Silk . .Ties, , Scarves and -. Bows ; - new Ecru Laces and Trimmings; new Ribbons, in,, corded,, plain,, ’and natti; new. Lace Goods also,, .1 case, of Muslin Scollops, 4 cases of Summer Hosiery, 1 case of . Cambric Handkerchiefs,’ 2 cases of ' Parasols, 6 cases of, Haberdashery and 'small wares, and 4 cases CpraetannxLU nderclothing. I A A I ! •' 1 S ; WILSON & RICHARDSON, i LAMBTON-QTTAY, " ! I (Late JVHurnej. | - Established in 1848. . ,! Hotels ' :r ■N EW’ ZEALa'nDER HOTEL, ; ; ' - : MANNERS-STEET. .... , i MR,. J. FENTON has' much pleasure ’in informing his friends and the'public of Well iington and surrounding districts, that he has taken the above well-known- and comfortable Hotel, and hopes ’by strict attention to business and studying the comfort of boarders to merit a continuance of the patronage bestowed oh his, predecessor. ‘ ’ ■ ] Accommodation for boarders unsurpassed.

Wines, Spirits, Ales, &c., are of the very best quality.' Every customer will receive the utmost attention. , J. F E N T O' N, ' ! ■ Proprietor. ' 1 Ban k hot el; Manners-street, ; John Mcintosh, proprietor. J.M. has much pleasure in informing’ his old friends in Wellington : and' the country districts, also the travelling .public,.that he has re-opened the above establishment with all the most modem improvements, where travellers will be sure tor experience the, comforts of a home, with'civility and attention combined. ■ ‘ jHis twenty years’experience in the business in this city vvill be a guarantee that nothing but the.' best brands of WINES, BEERS, SRIRITS, &c., will be.kept in stock. [With such a bill ef, fare he, respectfully solicits in' the future a'share of the patronage 1 so' liberally bestowed in, the past. - ' j A new and commodious Billiard. Room has been erected, with' bne_bf 'the new and most improyed tables, .and--under the supervision, of] a well-known experienced marker, “Old ■Jack.” ~ . : ‘ l , 1 MAUSMANN’S CENTRAL HOTEL, corner of Lambtdh-quay and Hunterstfeet. Messrs ; THOMAS & CEMINO Having taken the above hotel, beg to inform the ’ inhabitants of Wellington and * the, surrounding districts -)i ,continue,,to hairy on the business in a style equal to their predecessor, and hppe to merit a continuance o£ ! the sup'pbrt accordodtobim. ! ‘ Daily Luncheon at the Central will be a speciality,- * Breakfast at 8 a.m,;.tea at 6 p.m. First-class. accommodation for boarders. jQ - N I O N HOT EL. P|o O L 1 EVERY NIGHT. Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands. : Axcock’s Best Billiard Table. HITE WOOD’S HOTEL, • LOWER HUTT. Good Accommodation and StablingJ. D. ERASER, 1 .' ’Proprietor. B RUN S.WI OK - .... WILHS-STIIEET. H, O T E L, billiards; billiards, billiards. J. WALKLEY . having imported , from Melbourne' One of Adcock’s , first-class, tables, begs to announce that the room was opened on FRIDAY, :28th JULY, Under the superintendence of an experienced masker.