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Temuka Leader, Issue 1523, 9 December 1886, Page 4

PEARSON’S Second Consignment of CHRISTMAS GOODS, ARE NOW OPENED, comprising all the Novelties in Toys, Dolls, Japanese Ware, Desks, Work Boxes, Ladies’ Bags, Albums, etc. New Packets CHRISTMAS CARDS, 18 for 6d and 25 for 9d; also, a large stock of bettor class cards from 64 to Is 6d each. Special Lines in Confectionery Bon Bons, and 4360 fancy Prize Packets at a halfpenny and penny each. School Committees requiring a large ■umber of PRIZES for ID tie money can get well supplied at i'euwou s. GEORGE PEARSON, Fancy Warehouse, North Road, Timaru. 0c26 UNPACKED--10 CASES FANCY GOODS. toeing a direct importation, this line of goods is NEWER, MORE VARIED, EMBRACES GREATER NOVELTIES, And has already been pronounced CHEAPEST LOT IN THE TRADE. AN EARLY INSPECTION IS INVITED. 5 Cases |FANOY DRAPERY and MIL* LINERY, marked very Low. 2 BALES HEARTH RUGS 5 BALES CARPETS, in Brussels, Tapestry, and other makes, from 6d per yard. 10 PACKAGES LINOLEUMS. 1 CASE CU RTAINS, Very Special. DRUMMOND & GLASSON DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, Commerce Howse, oc2 TIMARU THIRD SHIPMENT FOR THE SEASON. IQ CASES |6 Ex “DORIC,’ “TONGARIRO,” S.S THESE Shipments comprise, along with the ordinary necessaries fora first-class business, several CLEARING LINES purchased by our Agent, as usual at this period of the year, at Special Prices—--20 Dozen Silk Gloves, tans and black. 15 Pieces Twill Prints, good patterns and quality, s|d per yard. 34 Boxes New Frillings. 9 Dozen Sunshades and Umbrellas ; some very special values amongst those. 48 Bead Capes and Visites, 5s 6d up. 33 Ladies’ Mantles, beautiful stylish : goods, 16s 6d to 58s 6d. 73 Short Jackets in Ottoman Silk, Stockinette and Boueld Cloth, 8s lid upwards, 60 Jersey Jackets 4s 6d, 5s 6d to lls 6d. 11 dozen Ladies, Misses, and Children’s Straw Hats, White and Speckled, New Shapes. Selection of foMowing is particularly choice and varied :—White and Colored Embroideries, Brabant, Edelweiss, Yak Laces, Collars, Colored Sets, Bead Necklets, and Collarettes. Dress Goods, Lace Curtains, Cretonnes, Aprens, Boys’ and Girls’ Regatta, Jersey, Galatea Suits, Sun Hats, Corsets, Pelisses, and Baby Linen. T.&J. THOMSON, DRAPERS, TIMARU. se2s SOUTH CANTERBURY DRAPERY IMPORTINGGOMPANY. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. The business and stock OF J. D. SLATER, SYDENHAM HOUSE, TIMARU, Having been purchased by the SOUTH OANTBBDRY DRAPERY IMPORTING COMPANY, will be conducted by them under the management of J. D. SLATER. The 8.0.D.1.0. are Direct Importers and Cash Buyers! They buy from the manu* faoturers direct, and in the best Home Markets. Their own Buyer is at present in England. They impart their geode as cheaply as any Wholesale House. They intend conducting their business so that Cash purchasers will pay only Wholesale P.ices, by allowing a discount off the Marked Price, which will not be allowed when the Purchases are Booked. « ALL GOODS WILL BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. ' The Stock comprises every requisite expected in a First-class Drapery Establishment. CLOTHING. The 5.C.D.1.0. arc making arrangements for entering largely into the making of " READY-MADES,” to be made in their own Factory and from Colonial, more especially Timaru, manufactures. They intend selling at such prices as will be certain to establish a desired local industry. The 5.C.D.1.0, do not make any window display, but invite Ladies and Gentlemen to call and Inspect their Stock, which will be shown with pleasure without being pressed .to buy. ■ 1 J. D. SLATER, , n»9 Manager for the 5.0.D,1.0.