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Southland Times, Issue 1674, 10 December 1872, Page 1

BoiincM Notices. THOMSON, STRANG &, CO. R D HAVE now received into stock, and ready for S sale, the whole of their direct importations for the present season, conn sisting of FORTY -THREE CASES AND BALES. i, ( > THE most Extensive Variety, the Choicest Goods, and the Best Value they have r ever had the pleasure of offering to the public. VALUE OF SEASON'S IMPORTS, £3000. i HAVING established direct business connections with the manufacturers in the various districts at Home, and secured the services of a long experienced buyer, T. S. & Co. thereby save the usual Warehousemen's profit, both at Home and in the Colony. In every instance c tliis advantage accrues to .the customer. The trade is supplied at Importers' figures, and goods bought retail are charged usual WHOLESALE PRICES. T., S. & Co are now showing an im» raeoßo assortment of New and Stylish ' Dresses. "\ Summer Dress Material in every style n f of manufacture — Goods specially orjjresses. f and peculiarly adapted to §uit Dresses. ) the climate and wants of the district, . warranted to wear, and not liable to ' crease or tear. GRENADINES ARE ALL THE BAGE. Magnificent Stock of Ladies' Silk T v . — new styles and handsome 5 Jackets. trimmings— Ladies' and Children's. Jackets. > Black Cloth Jackets, beautiful VelveT , \ teen Jackets, and an elegant assortJackets. J menfc q{ Fancy Tweedg and Melton Jackets, forming a most complete stock. MUSLIN & HOLLAND JACKETS Millinery is alwayi an attractive department, but thiß season there are some specially new and beautiful ; „ Shapes in LONDON TRIMMED Mats. HATS, sent out specially as patterns, Hals. > and which have been reproduced here „ , \at much lower prices. Tbe new Tor as ' ' quoise Silk is the favorite Trimming, and looks exceedingly handsome — Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons and Velvets in variety. THE DOLLY VARDEN IS ALL THE GO. T., S. & Co. have imported this season ' Four Cases of Printed Goods, in Prints. ~\ Hoyles, Plates, and Prints, Diaper, p. . f Printed Brilliants, Printed Muslins, rnnts, > an( j aJe QW B ]j Ow j n g a m0B t; ExtOQ* Prints. J eive Variety of theae Goods, at prices under any former season. A most beautiful material is the , NEW BATISTES, FOR MORNING DRESSES, AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. j -v Most Extenaive Variety (from very » a °j | cheap to very good), New Lace, and t V OCW> Muslin Ties, Collars, Collarettes, a. aC j r Chemisettes, and Sets, Lace Falls, **° oas - i^e Handkerchiefs, Baal, and ImiJ^f tation Lace, Figured Nets, Colored j w>oas. j Tulleßj (j O88amer8) Ac. > NEW KID GLOVES, SEWN . BACKS, 3s 6d. T., S. & Co. bare received for their own Trade specially, a really useful, Parasols. "S lasting, and moderately-priced SunSun- f shade, good size, shot colon in shades, t durable shades. The same article Umbrellas.) in stock in black and self-colors. A j verj cheap lot of Cotton Parasols, all sizes and prices, beginning at Is 8d iuT children's. NEW STAYS, MUCH UNDER LAST YEAR'S PRICES. • Domestic'^ Qoodt. j Direct from the Factory, Linen and - Domestic f Cotton Ticks, Brown Holland Towels, Goods, j Towelling, Skirtings, Plaidings, Cali- ' Domestic j coes, Sheetings, Damask Table Cloths, Goods. J &c. NEW PATTERNS FLANNEL SHIRTINGS. Gents' and youths' White Dress - Shirts. "\ Shirts, Jean Shirts, Harvard Shirts „,. , f (double back), Wincey, Wool, and bhirls. > r rwee(ij Crimean Shirts, Linen Fronts ) i Shirts. J and Collars, white and colored Paper Collars, various shapes. THE NEW WASHING SCARF. In Beady-made Clothing, the stock is well assorted in Men's, Boys', and Youths' Suits — Trousers and Vest, i Trousers, Vests, Coats, Jumpers, Clothing. "\ Knickerbockers in Velveteen, Blue m *%• £ Diagonal, and Mixed Tweed. An notning. > imm6nße 888O rtment of Men's flats Clothing. )in Satin, Shell, Tweed, Felt, Tuscan, and Straw. Just opened, four cases of Men's and Boys' FP Caps, Br'imoral, Prince Charlie, Olengarrie, Alma, and Tweed Caps, &c. &c. EVEEY DEPARTMENT COMPLETE. s = INSPECTION INVITED r ' THOMSON, STRANG & CO., DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.