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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume II, Issue 185, 8 July 1874, Page 3

GRAHAM $ CO. Are now Shewing their First Shipments of WINTER DRAPERY, MEN’S & BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, &c. The following special lines are well worth the attention of Buyers:— . . .. . ..... s d j ADIES Cloth Jackets from 9 6 Children’s » „ „ S' 6 Large-size Wool Shawls „ 10 6 Ladies Waterproof Capes „ 12 6 Real Aberdeen Wincies „ 18 6x4 All Wool Plaids „ 3 6 French Merinoes (all shades) „ 8 6 White Counterpanes „ ,1 6 Large-size Huckaback Towels „ 10 Ladies Wincey Skirts (braided) „ 7 6 Wide Black French Glace „ 5 6 Heavy Welsh Flannel „ 14 , Good White Blankets „ 17 0 Strong Wincies (all colors) „ 11 1 A choice assortment of FANCY DRESS MATERIALS From Is. ' *;i • . / . .. •) Ladies and Children’s WOOL POLKA JACKETS, - ■ I’ Cboss Ovbbs, Vests, Clouds, Ties, etc., ] ’ In great Variety. Just Arrived, A Large stock of MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING, Manufactured from Geelong and Sydney TWEEDS, well shrunk, FIRST-CLASS CUT. Boots ! Boots !! ALL COLONIAL MADE, Men’s Watertights, Watertight Balmorals Shooting Boots, Elastic sides, Lace Ups, All Auckland Make, 18s 6d. Women’s Plain Leather Boots, 13s 6d. Women’s and Children’s Boots of all descriptions. Onb Case of SEWING MACHINES, From £2 15s.