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Te Aroha News, Volume III, Issue 154, 15 May 1886, Page 8

spring, TMPf YPT A TKTT TA QPTTT^DQ summer, sjl 1835, llYlxUlilAlvl IU ijUUrUiXi DMILMiO. ibsb. y^M S. and C. beg to announce the return ot Mr. Cauyhoy from London and other Home Manufacturing Districts with SMITH & CAUGHEY'S PARCEL SYSTEM is now an admitted boon to Country Settlers and ha<s >^ S for five years given unbounded satisfaction, ' J Se&> nn immenso Stock of NEW SUMMER GOODS, SMITH & CAUGHEY We atwws aimed ar combining excellence with cheapness, and bv so V^V <<& JT doing have gamed the confidence of the public. tjo*' »• SMITH & CAUGHEY" S IiHANT PARCELS. S& Tin, large purchase having been personally selected and made at the end of the English Summer Season, W lien T he enormous quantity of goods we cut up .'eaves «s with a constantly- V>,"W^ 4jS LO r manufacturers and merchants were Clearing-out their Summer Stocks at, in many cases, a loss on original cost of following sgcfamicS :^ emilants t0 dlspose of ' which we oflfer at the V^\\A \> V^ L3cC * s N E W t 1. .n . r. ■> • .. ,„ - „, , lo r 2 7^ 6d \?e will give 35s worth of Remnants of Tweeds in .^^^^k tL^ \ ' \^^ MANTLE ani Hnsiri' »V production, will be found on inspection (tor Good Value) to surpass anything they have hitherto had tho pleasure of „ var '<>»» < ' useful lengths. SLS \ \^ «Y!tvl, ' For 25s we will give 33s worth of Remnants of Dress V^ f^ X r^^ PARCEL, 3» 6d~ submitting to tho public. „ Material. Winceys, and Prints. S^,\^*m^ V- V^ * Handsome Corded Silk or Brock' For w . cwll 'f7. c 37s 6d worth of Cahcoes, Flannels, >^^\ r^ Mantle, trimmed with La«uSi Bought at Extraordinary Low Priceo, every article will be sold Cheap in order to effect a For ,o?we S wii] i give 5 wo'th of R«m na nt 5 of >^ Y^ VX K . m Gim P ettt - „„ „ „ , Laces, Ribbons, Edgings, &c. W V Patrs Women ' s Coloured Cotton Stocldoai SPEEDY CLEARANCE. ' y^ J^ y^ 1 Durable Silk Umbrella As heretofore, every article submitted in our Special Advertised Lots lias been selected with a duo regard to the Write for Patterns of v/'A S \^^ * Pret ' y Collarette requirements of Country Settlers, QUALITY, not QUANTITY, being our motto in tho making up of all our LINEN GOODS, >^ir^^V i V^^ THE lot FOR ™ M . Pareols. Tho crowds of eager customers who daily throng- our counters testify to the fact that our efforts to supply CALICOES, v^T^"%A >v^^ *' SMITH a " d CAUGHEY>S NE ™ FURNISHING the public with the best article at the lowest pcsiblo price FOR CASH ONLY are now fully recognised and SHEETINGS, yT i » yaids Tapestry tftt^silTc^ef appreciated. Visitors from the country during the holidays aro always welcome to visit oiir Wiiivhouse, inspect &c, &c. jr^ x pair Hands -°me Lace Curtains, 3^ yards long'" 13 our Entiro Stock, and enquiro prices without being proased to purchase. >^ \w 1 H eaitI »rug, suitable to go with Carpet . v y^KT\ Z Pa ' r DraSS Curtain rr ' hams for Iwping up Curtails — — - jT \* S^ 6 y ar ds Cretonne ; pretty design RSILES OF SMITH & CAUGHEY'S PARCEL SYSTEM. /& V/ 3as^nS«L a ;^»^ _ IST— All Orders must be accompanied with Cu>h, P. 0.0. or Cheques mada payable to S& C. Letter* (.ouaurag ChaitTe 1 ?, S rvCkV Jr „ „,,j, p . ;f „, .. , ,_ , ' Notes, or Stamps must be regi-tcrcd. 5 1, \ < \Y^ Beautiful All-wool trench Foule, any shad* jf NT\ AYVy^ J^ yaidb Fancy Satin or Trimming Silk OND— AII Parcels over 20s packed in caiwas and forwarded, freight paid, to any Railway Station or Poit in N-w Zealand / x<\r*r r n ,,, r i, r.. n & reached direct from Auckland. 7 y/^ W^X^ " 8 4f •**> Body Linen and Buttons QRD-Evcry artjde guaranteed strictly in accordance with descrrpticn given. yf fBE LOT FOR got. 1 Silk Handkerchief A TH— We willingly substitute for any article in a Parcel not required other goods of equal value. \mJ J^ ~~^ •-. _«. \°J * v^<^ 35 SPEOIAI I DT^ RTH -If any Paicel is not appiovod of. and returned within 14 days in good condition, we are V^<i TT'sT . >-/ I /~\ U. L-.V-/ I O OvJ O prepared to lefund purchase money in full and pay carnage both ways, J^Jl vs. % V *r •"' TT ~ I '^ I1!t ° r Pllle AII - W00 ' Victonan Twcd, neat pattern, splendid cut for its jr \. >\ \>* sT 13 2 — l f^" 1 -»'»t of Heavy Tweed, well adapted for bu^h wear, for aos od , V^/"^ \k\. *"^*r row * 3-ip*" I 1 Jit^r-, and Ve<t West ot England Tweed, 14-, ud jr, \ , >^ r" S \^ ~ 4— l P«"" -Ml-wool Tweed I'rou-.ers, best quality, 16s 6d Write for Patterns of V^W'W' XX i P^om i^^^^ 3956 d S^ \, \,^^><^ H "* 7-2 pairs iMcns .Sliont; Dull J'»ou>eis and 1 Linen Drill Coat for 15s <5d HDI? C C TUT A TI7T) T A T C Vlv \. D <r S I Y. B— 6 pur. Fi.c-kmt \Vool .socks, imtablc for Sum.ner, and i Sillt Handkerchief for ios sT V V^- «>" ' u" le ,, U ° lh J' l< - kct - l . h = N< r W h }tiey bha P c « Braldc « l 1 -' and Fitted to Figure, for os 6d AND JT \ VV " |i-« indynne In nmed N.shMl^e., j tmb«.dery u.m.ued Chsra.w,, and « pair Cdnctsfor ia« POINTS .rf»*/-\w PAITTFV D\DiTM?ICI "« 14 ~ I 12 --* vl/lid White Maiuella Quilt foi 2256<l B IlllllW* V^ l)y rAIViIJjI I A LVUjuIjO. rt Xs—iX 5— i pan Handsome Noltinjham Lace Cm tains, taped cd E c, 7 yards long, for ios 6d >^ T*\ LOT i S nnd f\r\MTIV linmi'Hmn £ yiids lJrown Holland and 6 yaids jjtiiped Linen Diill for iss 6d Il**«W ' mn, !OUI)LHOLD 17— 2 Unbleached J able cloths each -^ yards lout, for os ud KVkCKL, j gun.cas— 18—20 yaiMs Heavy (siey Calico for Os 3d % 1 Handsome ii-\ Crochet On It ej 19— '2 yards of om Famous Scotch Tw 41 Jean for Shirting, 7s od jr\ji\>. Jhi jT v 2 '^ >' jrds or Unbreacheu Tabling •- -0-12 pans Women's and Children's Stockings, as«;oi ted, for ios od V^le^v \r^. jT tin r H ? lltiso » le Embroidered Tnhle Co\cr 12 2I — 1 s k.15. buit, .M-oiig 1 weed, up to ten years, for 4s ud \, r »^U. * Pair Full-sired 11-4 Blankets c 22— ts jaids btionic Print for 3s 9d, 4s gd, ss 9d, 6s gd -^ y^ jr £^ 12 yaids Heavy Unbleached Calico JJ 23— 12 ) aid . New Cameliue Print, npat patterns, 5s o.d, 6s gd Ss od ,S 4L \. \>. \^ O " vriuK Unbleached Holland 24—12 yards Sell Coloured Sateen, Brown, Diab, Pink, Sky, etc., for 7s 6d aod os 6A .^ldk. vV J 7 y a »ds SttonßCottonade q 2s— l2 yaids Cream, White, or Pink Oatmeal Cloth for 8s 9d jr 1 Handsome Chromo Washstand Screen "B. *6— 12 yards Stiong Galatea Cherk- oi Stripe foi 5b 6d and 7s, 6d xCwx sLOT 2s LOT 2 A P u^Ey-^s v family i Ki^^^i^^swra,^ y / <^^. V/ Po 7 y-d' Strong Seiv ceabll 'iw" 1 "^ \ 3l ~ 7 y:Xrd ) All-wool French Merino, any shade, for xgs 6d aid 32S 6d >^ V^ P° t to Srft M HhA H-.I ~ 3»-« >ards Nuns 1 Cloth, any shade, for 13s 6daudi6bCd S^ ts? S^ H2 S rone Work.ne bhnts Snied back 33-Back Lustres, 6^d, B#d. lo j<d, xo^d, up to 2S Ild per yard S \* 4Cfor 2 " *%S Scarf a^d^t of Conart^ Cashmere, 4, inche S w ld e, „ . 3^d, is gd, „ X .S. 2 6d, to 4s 4 s 6d par yard j<& Q?*^r —buck bilks and balms, 2s 6d, 2i ud, 3s ud, 4s ud, 5s 6d, to 8s ud per yard "WS 239, QUEEN-STREET, Branch at Newmarket.

W. H. H A z A E D GUNMAKER, IG6a, Queen-street, Auckland, Agent for W. & C. Scott & Son's, and W. W. Greener's HIGH-CLASS GUNS, KYNOCH & CO., AMMUNITION MANUFACTURERS, HAY MERRICKS & CO.'S POWDER WORKS, COLT'S FIREARMS COMPANY, and JAMES PAIN, FIREWORKS MAKER. t ilWfi, 6126 1 2i r ? est Stock of Arms and Ammunition n the Colony, Including Hammcrless Guns, female andDouble Central and Pin-flro Breechloaders, Choko or Cylinder Bored ; MartiniiS y ' A^'^gtJ 11 * 7 mm P 6a ana Carbines, Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Saloon Rifles, Colt's Tißrtnirp" 1 a^ d Derrin e cr8 '. Wobley's, Holli'e and Be 8 Sn B Revolver; reat Vane(y ° f *»"*»*•»* Ele^s Percnssion Caps, Cartridges, Wads, fefc? P°sP °$w q £ owt i er « £ hilled Sh ° fc . Powder ?X^ Shot Pouches, Game and Cartridge Bass and Belts, Volunteer Requisites, Sight Protectors, Patent Snidor and M. II Sight Elevators. Windgauges. Scoring Registora, Morton's Ball Practice Instructorsf iVVSlotul8 ' Air Guns and Canes, Air Pistols, Darts, and t ' r< £ esco . pes> £ield Glasses. Pocket Compasses, Lectometera, Dram Flasks, Jacquomin's Patent Eye Protectors, &c, fee-Pain's Fireworks in great varioty.— Ships' Si«ml Rockets and Blue Lights. Repairs carefully executed.

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. WILLIAM R. BRIDGMAN HAVING taken Stock, ami finding several Lines over stocked, has determined to clear them at a very gre.it deduction. 250d0z Girl*' and Women's Hosiery, from 3d puir. 200 Girls', Maids', and Ladies' Aprons, New Styles from 3d each. Children's and Maids' Black Cloth Jackets, from 2s 6d. Ladies' Cloth Jackets, Dolmntib, and Ulsters, at much reduced prires. 150 Ladies,' C-pes, Dolmans, &c., on Lace Broehe, Silk, Cashmere, &c, from 2s 6d each, beins ab^ut half Warehouse price. Splendid Assortment Lace Curtains, from j 2s 9d pair. Large Lot of useful Itemnants in great variety, 20 per cent off. Marked Prices, to clear quickly. 75 White Linen Damask Table Cloths, 3h 3d ; 45 Coloured Cloth Table Covers, very much reduced. Gents' Cashmere Cork Helmets, reduced to 5k 9d ; Boys' Tweed Trcwsers 3s 6d ; Men's do, 3s lid. Job Lino Men's Coat*, 6s 6d ; All Wool Pagets, 8s Gd ; 30 Men's Black Paget, Cloth Coats, 17s 6d, worth 35s ; 24 Boys' and Youths' Tweed and Black Cloth Coats, from ss. Men's Tweed Trowsers and Vests, 7s 6d ; Boys' Black Felt Hats, Is lid, worth 3s 6d. Men's Cotton, Flannel, and Merino SingJcts and Pants, Is 9d. Some bargains in Boys', Youths', and Men's Clothing, Good Material, but not most Fashiouable in Shape. JUNCTION DRAPERY WAREHOUSE 288, Upper Queen Street, Auckland.

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