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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1319, 6 November 1880, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES DIRECT IMPORTER FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. "U GABITES, LONDON HOUSE, THAMES-STREET, OAMARU. FIRST SHIPMENT NOW OPEN. 35 CASES, EX KHORASSAN. The stock being so large, R.G. can only mention a few of the leading lines. Ladies' Print Princes 3 Robes, 5s lid, 7s lid, 10s 9d, to 21s ;iLadies' Holland Costumes, from 12s 9-1; Children's Print Princess Robes, from 4s lid—a large assortment of sizes and different qualities. Children's Princess Robes in lustre and other materials —a large variety ; Chiliii en's Pompadour Pinafores, from 2* 3d: Muslin do, from Is 6£d. Ladies' Cashmere Jackets, from 9s 9d to 55s ; ladies'.- Cashmere Visites, fichus, Capes, and Lace Collarettes, from 7s lid. 12 Sets of Children's Cashmere Capes, from 3s lid. MILLINERY HATS AND BONNETS, The Latest Novelties and most Fashionable Shapes. Girls' richly trimmed Straw Hats, from 5s lid; Children's Sail r Hats, from 12£ d to 43 lid ; Girls' untrimmed Straw Hats, from Is • 1 Case of Girls' Muslin trimmed Hats, la 6id, 1b lid, 2s 6d, 4s 9d; 11 Boxes of Flowers, 3£d, 4Jd, 6Jd, 9d, 12Jd, to 4s 6d each ; Long Wnite Ostrich Feathers, from 7s lid. LADIES* UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY LINEN. Ladies' Chemises, from Is lid ; Ladies' Tucked Drawers, from is 9d ; Ladies' Trimmed Dresses, from 3a 9d; Lidies' Tucked fckirts, from 2s 6d; Infants' Pique Pelisses, from 2i lid ; Infants' Bibs, from s£d; one lot oi Infants' Piquo Frocks, Is 1 Id, very cheap. B >js' Embroidered Pique Blouses, from as 9d; Infants' Sun Hat* and Bonne's. 1 Case of Ladies' White and Colored Corsets, f.om la 4^:1; the ntw tipooa-bill Corset?, 3s lid : the new Belted Corsets 7s 6d, 8s 6d ; 10s 9d; White Fiench Wove Corsets, Is lid. 1 Case of Frillings, Id, ljd, 2Jd, 4Jd, 6d ; Patent Lisse Frilling, 6d; Double Lisse Frilling, from lOd. DREbS DEPARTMENT. Ig -well supplied with al' the New fabrics foe the pr-sent seas n. New Alexandia C ords ai»jw Athal C otli : - New acd most >bancs, in Lustre, 9W, 12$.i. lojd, to 2s 6d. .New Cords, 6Jd, 9;d. iicr; iV.n.p-idcnr Prist*, Wd to iUjd," i.V.< BriJisaiits, irtni Bs<l. jjew Fancy Pri>!*-', from 4§.1. i-aiat a Stripes aid Cbec;-?, from Sjd. y I>iu? Cambric, lid. T->;>itm Oio.b, ali coiors, Is Printed Skivbi, :tom "Js lid. MANCUEcX K DEi AliT A]ENT.

Toilet Quilts, lr.-;u 3< ilu; Kocey i o.:b Qmlts, from as lid ; 'l'u kiau To.veis, >roni lid; Honey Con.-> Towel*. fri-m 3s lid per dozen ; Muslin Curtains, 6 yards long, from 3s 9d ; Lace Cu;t -ins, 6 yardo long, noia 3s lid ; Stripe Shirtings, b'rt ptr ya:d ; 72-=.:cii unbleached Sheeting, 72-iach White Twill fchteting, Is '2Jd : limitation Dutch C'arpeo, lid, 10J-i, la 3d; Floor Oil Canva-s 4 yards -wide, 4s 9d per square yard ; Crfct mnes, from 6Jd ; Rough Brown Holland, from s£d; 30 pieces Unbleached Tw ill Calico, 4a yd per dr-zen ; White Calico, 3s lid p=r do, 2s 91 ver dozen. FANCY, HOSIERY, AND GLOVE TjE PAll i M EN I'. Ladies' White C'-ttoa Hoss, from 3id; Girls' Navy and Fancy Striped H< se, from ; Unbleached Ha.briggan, from Is fid ; Ladies' Flesh Color Embroidered Hose, 12£ d; Ladies' donble-button Lisle Gloves, from 8d; Be3t Fieuch Kid Glove*, 2s 9d; Linen Collars, 3£d; Lawn Handkerchiefs, 2s 9d per dozen ; Embroidery Kdgings, f.- om 2rrd ; Zaneiia Umbrellas, is 9d. Brazilian Shot Sun Shade?, 23 9d ; Umbrella do, from 3s 9d; Ladies' £iik Umbrellas, from 6s lid; the Paragon frame from 9s 9J ; Ladies' Silk Scarfs, from 5Jd ; Embroidered Washing Sc3rfs, 6Jd, 9J, Netted Collarettes, Is 6"jd. MEN'S ANI> BOYS' OLOTHIKG DEPARTMENT. Men's Sac Suit , from 25s 6d to 66a; Men's Paget Saiw, from 46j 6d to 80s ; Men's Serge 9d ; Men's Tweed Trousers, 7s lid to 24s ; Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest, 13s 9d to 35s ; Men's Geelong Trousers and Vest, 25s 6d, worth 30s ; Boys' Knicktr Suits, os lid to 18s 6d ; Br.ys' Galatea Tweed Suit?, 21i; M- n's Stripe Cotton Shirts, Is 6£d to 4s 6d; Men's Cotton Pants, 2s; Men's Soft F-lt Ha'e, from 2s 9d; Boys' Soft Felt Hats, with names, 2s 6d ; Boys' Fatscy Peak Caps, Is 2d; Cotton Haif-hose, sd. DRkSSMAKIXG Under the most efficient management. One Shilling in the Pound will be returned to all cash purchasers. TO MILLEP.S, BREWERS, AND CAPITALISTS. FOR SALE, the following desirable PROPERTIES in the flourishing Town of Timaru : The recently-erected Belford Steam Flour Mills and Grain Stores, corner of North-street and the Beach, and connected with the Souther Railway by a private siding. 'J : buildings are brick, erected, and contain three pairs stones (but constructed fer six pairs}, driven by 18 h.-p. highpressure engine, capable of working lip to 30 h.-p. All the most approved iiii'ling and dressing appliances, together with every - ceivabk- . sa*"ru£ appj; uei - - ?r>! convcni-l;u*e h«ci; :iiunuhiccii, which radical men ean iuily apprec'VAipo, The Alton Biv.wery and Malting Establishment, -jrucr of Cross and Brownstreets, <-*r>abie of brewing 60 hhdper week, with large cellarage accomino']; "ion and storage for SOOO bushels ji.;>)t. For full p-Mrtic-'Jars and terms for either property apply to W. ZIES.-ER, Timaru; Or REID & DUNCANS. 165 Dunedin. THE PLANTING SEASON, 1880. TREES I TREES!! TREES!!! In Large or Smal IQuantities. THE Undersigned respectfully informs bis numerous patrons and the public generally, that he has FOR SALE many thousands of FRUIT and FOREST TREES, CALIFORNIAN PINES, CUPRESSUS, etc. Alao choice, ornamental, evergreen, and deciduous flowering Trees and Shrubs, all having been carefully transplanted and prepared under my personal superintendence. I can confidently recommend them to intending planters. All orders for the same will receive prompt attention and be carefully packed, and forwarded with dispatch by rail ar otherwise. J. STEMSON, MEADOW BANK NURSERY, NORTH ROAD. N.B.—Hodsoa's 'Bun leaves tke Railway Station for th« Hootery Growda •rmj koiur.