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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 447, 3 October 1877, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES NEW SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS. "0 0 D AN D fc HKNN AN, Itches and TKics-srnr.r.Ts, Have now Opened Up :di th'--ir Oonsignments of NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON, Comprising neatly ONE HUNDRED CASES AND BALES Of the newest and most Fashionable FIRST-CLASS-GOODS. IT. and S. h ive much pleasure in informing their .Patrons and the Public that they have secured a Selection of the Choicest LADIES' MILLINERY BONNETS - AND HATS That have been shipped to New Zealand this Season. All agree in pronouncing them very CHOICE AND RARE GOODS. THE NEW JACKETS AND PALETOTS In Black and Drab are very handsome Goods. All New Shapes. Pricts Very Moderate. DRESS DEPARTMENT. A very Large Selection of NEW DRESSES in all the new Fabrics for the Season. A better assortment of really SPLENDID GOODS Cannot be seen anywhere. Piices, from 6d. a yard to ss. Always on Hand—Dress Remnants, Remarkably Cheap. DRESSMAKING Is under the Management of a Young Lady of unusual ability and of g>eat experience All Dresses Well Made, Good Fit, and to the satisfaction of everybody. NEW GOODS BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS. A large assortment to select from. A Beautiful Selection of M A R R I A G E SILKS. Always the Latest Styles on Hand by Mail Steamer. NEW GOODS In Ribbons. Laces, Frillings, Collars and Cuffs, Silk Scarves, Parasols. Sun (-hades, Umbrellas (extra quality), Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, &c. &c.

LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOT DEPARTMENT. We have just added t > our already extensive Stock a Large Varietv of the Newest Goods per Late Arrivals. We can recommend them to all requiring a FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE FOR A MODERA T R PRICE. The highest satisfaction given. HOOD AND SHEN NA N, 0 AMARU. 522 TALL OF COMMERCE. SPRING SEASON—IB 7: TO HAND— A LARGE ASSORTMENT SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. NEW DRESS MATERIALS, NEW TRIMMINGS, ■ NEW MILLINERY, NEW FLOWERS FEATHERS. UNDERCLOTHING GREAT BOOTS AND SHOES, DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY MRS. TOOHEY'S SUPERINTENDENCE, As usual. 777 MRS. MORTON'S PRIVATE HOTEL. IT R S. MORTON "*-*• having REMOVED to that house in URE-STREET, recently occupied by Mrs. Gardener, which has been entirely Refitted and Enlarged, is now prepared to receive a few Boarders on REASONABLE TERMS. Private Sitting Rooms for Families. 502