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I ■ " : Drapery JUNE FASHIONS. ■ . By the arrival of the S ;s. DURHAM AT MELBOURNE KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS are ini possession 6t . . . • •; i ■ ■ i THE LATEST 'POSSjB^EJFASHIONS, Ai wbm during the month of June in-England. Depressioit in .the-iSdfteGoods,- Export,' and Home trade in London during the summer of 1876.' ' | , As. the result of the.continued depression, in the Wholesale Trade : in; London; -! : KIRKCALDIE;: AND/ STAINS ; "Announce' to the- citizens of -Wellington, visitdrSj and residents-in the’’country' districts, the arrival of • /'■'■. A...;. - •; •> • TWELVE HUNDRED COSTUMES, AT JOB PRICES. ! These goods will be open on , / MONDAY, 9th OCTOBER, I And include Japanese,.pure, alpaca, stuffs of very description.'- , ' | TASSORE PIQUE IN IMMENSE variety. As an instance of the price these goods now run, ,/ .. 1 KIRKCALDIE AND- STAINS , May state that by the>:*i.' WHAMPOA first copies of the same goods were ■ . ■ ' , ; SOLD AT SIX AND A-HALF GUINEAS While the present shipment by the DURHAM will be marked THR E E G UXNE AS ! These constitute the best class of goods, all other Costumes are equally " * i , MARKED AT JOB' PRICES, i jIJILLINERY JUNE FASHIONS. THE: GAINSBOROUGH HAT [n Brown, Cream, Drab, Black; White; arid -White and Cream, ' V 1 JUST RECEIVED BY ; r i, EIBKOALDIE- AND STAINS, Ex as. DURHAM. As this steamship left London, oiy the 27th if-June, these goods were'then in 1 such great lemand that telegrams were daily being sent o the. Continent to forward such Quantities ap euld be turned out from the plaiters’ hands. : ' RUSTIC HATS ; \ - : In various shapes, just to hand, foryoung ladies, in white, brown, and black. THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE, A novelty in Tuscan. 1 Several of, the, above specialty will be opened on Tuesday, showing the style of trimming worn by the elite in'London. i New Bonnets also will be with a new stock., of bonnet shapes, millinery materials, feathers, &c. ■ > Ecru cream nets and laces, .... , Widows’ caps and cap fronts, latest styles, just opened. ■ ; 1 ■ 1 KIRKCALDIE & STAINS. . w ILSON & RICHARDSON’S Special Shipment of ■ " , COSTUMES FOR CHRISTMAS AND ' !■ THE NEW YEAR.' Another Faroe of ■ • VO HUNDRED WASHING COS- ' TUMES, . in the very latest London fashions. Tasaores made complete, from 15s. , ~ Pique made complete, 21s, White fancy lawns, 255. Check carmelitca, 21s. , , - ■. le whole of our SILK COSTUMES REDUCED to English wholesale price. : Suitable for picnics, , , A lot of taaaore polonaises, ss. each New fichus ' New sleeveless jackets WILSON & RICHARDSON, j ■ Lambton-quay (Late J.’ Burne). Established in 1848. ■ Music NOFORTES TUNED, REGU:, LiATED, AND REPAIRED.' A N D "' t; " R A M S E Y, PIANOFORTE ' MAKERS, 1 ißroadwood and SonQ London),;" 'i had considerable experience* in all fpianos, both' cottage and grand, are i! to > tuhe,' regulate, and repair instraiy all English fand foreign makers.' ; i- done- on jijqaspnable -term® for the C.' &T. Wiffis-street, ... ■Nearly opposite, Empire. HpteL [l. ’’■ , s , , .... V ■ ' Mulgrave-skrcet,-, ... . .. ESSCNS” ’ON' .THE, PLMTpFORTE a*-’’ l .Finishino. ~ , TISS SMITH, Teacher j bf Music, Molesi'L worth-street. Terms, £1 Is. per arter. Schools attended on liberal terms.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4932, 12 January 1877, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4932, 12 January 1877, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4932, 12 January 1877, Page 1

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