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Patea Mail, Volume I, Issue 10, 24 November 1887, Page 3

SPUING SHOW. ENGLISH and FRENCH JNTovelties, j^OYELTIES, f JNTovelties. W. BROWN, HAS now opened a Splendid Assortment of Prints, Galateas, Ginghams, Cashmeres, Nuns’ Cloth, Plain and Check Beiges, Fancy Stripe and Check Muslins, new Patterns in Prints 2|d, 3Jd, s£d to 8d and 9d per yard. Fashionable Bress Fabrics From 6d, calico from Is lid per doz. yards, double-width white twill sheeting from lid, Ladies’ and childi'ea's straw hats iugteat profusion, over 100 shapes to select from, £3” Wew lOust Cioalzs from 12s 6d, new mantles and dolmans, new sunshtides and umbrellas, aigrettes and feathers, new ornaments, fancy hat trimmings, infants' summer peilisses from 2s lid. A large assortment of black and coloured laces at your own prices, Swiss embroidery from 2s 3d per doz. yds. Ladies’ and children's gloves in pure silk, taffeta, and lisle thread, several new lines in corsets, first to hand Also, $3” Just Opened, six trunks of ladies’ gents’ and children’s “ Zealandia” Bo A, Shoes, and Slippers, also a large variety of imported goods, ladies’ and gents' tennis shoes, &c. Children’s colonial nailed boots from 3s 3d, C 3” Special deductions in the Clothing department. The goods must be turned into cash. Men’s tweed suits from 17s 6d, men’s trousers from 6s 6d, boys jersey suits from 3s 6d, felt hats from Is 6d. Just Opened, new and fashionable shapes in stiff felt and straw hats. Gents’ Suits made to order, of Colonial Tweed, from 57s 6d. Tailoring by first-class workmen. Ladies’ riding habits made to order. KiT Facts Speak Louder than Words. -—Before purchasing:, inspect my prices, and compare the quality, and you will find the HALL OF COMMERCE can hold its own against any house in the district. W BROWN, HALIj of commerce, Egmont-Street, Patea.

NEW SEEDS. TIT ST LANDED.—Our Stock ofTurJ nip, Mangold, Field Carrot, Garden and Flower Seeds, Clovers, &c, P. MAHONY & CO. EXCELSIOR HODS rCTS NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! I NEW GOODS! A. W. TENNANT, Is now showing New Goods in every Department. In the Millinery Department, there are some very pretty styles in Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, Trimmed and Untrim med ; also a Choice Selection of FEATHERS, FLO WE 11 •, LACE AND HAT ORNAMENTS. Ladies’ Jerseys from 4s 9d upwards, ladies’ Dust Cloaks in Lustre and China Silk ; Ladies’ Corsets (perfect fitting) in all the new makes, including “Sunflower,” “ Claudia,” “ Blanche.” Prints. Prints. Prints. A Splendid Assortment to choose from. Boots. Boots. Boots. Ladies’ Gents’ and Children’s Boots in great variety, and at the lowest possible prices In referring to his purchases this season, A. W. T. cannot boast of having the largest stock in the district, but life can confidently assert that the Goods and Prices will compare favourably with any house in town.

W. TENNANT, ISIOfI LOOSE BUY YOUB riiEAS, Sugar, Flour, and Genera X Groceries, Crockery, and Glassware, at P. MAIIONY & CO. nHRLSTMAS CARDS and Fancy \) Goods just received, ex Coptic, by JAWE> KE.\W.»RTHT, Bookseller and Stationer, Patea. Inspection invited. Willis's N.Z, Curds also in stock. CLEARING SALE. OF tttOOLPACIvS, Sheep shears, stencil \ V plates, ink, ruddle, fencing wire, staples, corrugated iron, furnishing ironmongery, milk pans, tea taws, locks, hinges, scy lies, tinware, sue-p ms,, boi ers, oils and jud'ds, lime, barb wire Every description of hardware kept. P. MAHONY, k Co, Direct Importers