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Drapery JUNE FASHIONS. By the arrival of the i S.S. DURHAM AT MELBOURNE KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS' are in possession of . .; : THE LATEST POSSIBLE FASHIONS, As worn during the month of Juno in England. i Depression 1 in the Soft Goode, Export, and Home trade in London during ? the summer of 1876. ' : • 1 As the result of the continued depression in the Wholesale Trade in London, j KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS Announce to the' citizens of . Wellington, yisitorSj and residents;in the, country-districts, the arrival of TWELVE HUNDRED COSTUMES, AT JOB PRICES. These goods will be open on . MONDAY, 9th OCTOBER, ' And include Japanese, pure alpaca, stuffs of every, description; TASSORE PIQUE IN IMMENSE VARIETY. ■ ; As an instance of the price these goods now run,’ ~ ;• .■.:■■■ _ . v; • KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS May state that by the sis.'WHAMPOA first copies of the same goods?were j Wold at Six And a-halp guineas, While the present shipment by the DURHAM j . will be marked THREE G U I N E A S ! I These constitute the beat class of goods, all 'other Costumes are equally . . • j MARKED AT JOB PRICES. j Y JUNE FASHIONS. | THE GAINSBOROUGH HAT, jin Brown, Cream; Drab, Black, White, and i ' White and Cream, ■ JUST RECEIVED BY IK IR KOAL DIE AND - ET A INS, i‘ Ex s.s. DURHAM. ■ -As this steamship left London on:the 27th of June, these goods were then in such great 1 demand that telegrams were daily being sent to the Continent to forward such quantities as | could be turned out from the plaiters' bauds. ! RUSTIC HATS In various shapes, just to hand, for young ladies, in white, brown, and black. THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE, A novelty in, Tuscan. Several of the above specialty will be opened oh Tuesday,, showing the style of trimming' worn by the elite in London., New Bonnets also will be opened, together with a new : stock of bonnet shapes, millinery materials, feathers, &c. Ecru cream nets and laces Widows’ caps and cap frontSr latest styles,just opened. - ■ - KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. ■;*< ILSON & RICHARDSON Announce to the gentlemen the arrival of their SPRING SHIPMENTS of the following undermentioned goods -i. ? ' : . : WHITE SHIRTS, pleated pr military fronts, ,'fastened, in front, price, 7s. .6d.,,85. 6d, 9s. 6d., 10s., all sizes. ; WHITE -SHlßTS,.pleated or military fronts, .to fasten: behind,. 7s. Gd., Bs. 6d., 9a; Gd;, WHITE . SHIRTS, with fashionable cellars attached ; i. OXFORD SHIRTS, military, fronts, collars .. attached, .price, 7s. 9d., Bs. 6d, 9s. Gd., a great'variety pf patterns in ajl sizes' • ZEPHYR SHIRTS; specially-suited for summer wear, all sizes, price, Bs. ’ . . . SILK SHIRTS,42s., 15s. Gd. ; WILSON & -RICHARDSON Announce to gentlemen the arrival of their early : shipments of SUMMER : HOSIERY; comprising— ,!■, . >! ' Every? description; in J merino,-: cotton, ' • gauze, and silk;? all -manufactured : byrthe . best makera.in the,World, i WILSON &: RICHARDSON,? Announce to gentlemen,the,nTrival bf.a firstclass stock of every kind pf:MERCERY/;,:;.-) . New’scarves and-: ties,, linen collars, linen-’ • : “ faced do, linen wristbands, linen-faoeddo, ! ; studs and links, umbrellas, braces and belts, ! - : cambric handkerchiefs, &c.,' :&o, ] . r., y; ! WILSONRICHARDSON '.!, , ■■ Announce; to, gentlemefcthe arrival of : large cases of HATS, suited for every require';; ment and condition in life. -Thia-shipment in-j eludes all:the meet fashionable shapes worn in England at the present time. NELSON, MOSGIEL; SCOTCH, and ENG- ! LISH. TWEEDS. I Men’s and boys’! . ,ready-made clothing,:waterproof clothing,; guaranteed to keep out the rain.. ; •, , | ►WILSON & -RICHARDSON,! Lamdton-quat (Late J. Borne); - , | Established in :1848.- t; Music Pianofortes ; tuned, regulated, AND REPAIRED.* A ’ C:'- .A'N D-A- 1 T. ’ .'R A M S E'Y.'d PIANOFORTE! makers, - > ; - (From Broadwood - and Sons, London), I Having had' 1 considerable* experience ?in ’ all! kinds ’of l pianos, both cottage and grand, are; prepared ’ to ’tune, regulate,■ and? repair 'mstni-i ments' and foreign makers. •Work’- done on reasonable terms for the trade. i 1 .. !’-GI Willla-Btreet,-Nearly opposite Empire Hotel. <: i /r.-; R. : F e ?A:::;R. K-'E iK, t L’= ' • EBOEEBSOR OE-MOSie.'-t;,-,-h f.i • iWillis-streot, near’Abel Smith-street.. iESSONS ON .' THE PIANOFORTE ' . ELEMENT ART; AKD FINISSIKO.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4870, 31 October 1876, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4870, 31 October 1876, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4870, 31 October 1876, Page 1

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