LADIES' DAY AT AMBURY'S.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 57, 12 March 1907, Page 3

LADIES' DAY AT AMBURY'S.

To-day—this morning at. iupe o'clock 'to be precise—Ambury liimher* lay before the ladies of Xew 'Plymouth their recent purchaser of the new seasons millinery ami dress goods, A "News" reporter was invited tn the showrooms last night, and then* Air Walter AmUmy informed him that this is absolutely the finest shipment of goods ever imported into New Plymouth. ISo many hats are ihere, so exquisitely shaped and trimmed, Unit it i.i hard to conceive that no two are alike, but such is the case. This up-to-date fiiiu ha- heightened its envii'd j reputation for keen and capable and experienced buying. The trimmed and untrimmed luijlincry includes great of thapes in green, navy, black brown, wine, beetroot, old rose anil purple, in varying lints and shades. Peacocks' feathers, pheasants' and ostrich plumes, grebe, and other .feathers, tipped, shaded, and t utan-edged. Fruit is a fre<iuent anit' i'l ad, and the tlowers and ribbons are exceedingly rich and choice, blend ng exquisitely, whilst foxtail ay trimming, largaheaded hatpinis in tartan and ntjicifashionable colors, heighten the etl'eet of the very beutiful millinery, which, by ;he, way, is somewhat sunder this year. There are six large tables tilled w:tli liats and bonnets, some beautifm blacks, whites, lltt i black-and-wliiles being shown, and c|iiite a feature is the new "as-you-like-it" shape in miu feli. At the head of the stairs is a collection of Hie n»o-t charming eveiiinb blouse*, in -black, wliite. cream, mauve, and all the new fashionable tin.-, beaut fuliy trimmed and designed to suit all complexion-, tastes and p\n>es. Just beyond is a pretty tivl its work of white, decorate:! with t"nnew season's arlilicatl llowei-. Tlie

ceiling is draped with now ribbons, in all lints, ji'iUioil, and is ;t -pUiml.d variety nw\ -li.sp'.ay of taiov-inatk- eon 1« ami pallets, in .utw>, biu»*s, browns, and ln-at h«»i- mivlinv-. nf them wilt I'm', 'Un'i'o arc mantle la ru\iri:), v. lv*t and plush, must lavishly mid; rii-My

with fur and <>iii'<roi<lr]v<l j collars. Ladit~< nn; lviniii.led «>|* ih- < iiiie mug» of Ciisiimerrs ami Ih.mH div-siuj: irowns, l-und -or Mclv M'inuu'J. There is a Jarge assorl muni of shownproof coats fur ladies am! c!iii.l.iv;i. HtM'fovd Sitfjnc L-tiuls in lir«»\vn eararvi, trimmed with real hvn vi'-r fui'. ;i!V a:! cspeciail 3M-'. Titflur-iii.i I' 1 lutirisU' and travelling costumes, in t\vvw!:;.

serges, and cloth, silk-lined; siik-liie'd skirta in voile anil face-clollw, f»vl street and evening wear, will JouliCe.-s i receive (full atention. Kveryone slm;iid j I (he nijiirmfioent display of and i tennis jerseys, dainty, with iifjf -trim-1 linings. '.L'liere arc jerseys wuii nc.v tartan facings, and with fjlk str.'|«c-. Inn I ill nil Ihe best filiiipis ami -sTinilc—no two alike. There are cashmere and textile lilohpos, in 4181 thp sivles; tiiri;\n and tnrtim-tr'niinril [blouses; and the famous "Vizelia" in- : lirmkalile washing blouses. This is j rot half what hi.lie* may see to-day. , [To-morrow all the stands emptied to--1 day will l>c filled with fresh goedjj, for it is impossible 'to di-play the whole of tlie ncu stock.

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