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Temuka Leader, Issue 1563, 2 April 1887, Page 3

AUTUMN-WINTER 1887. E HAVE TO ANNOUNCE that in 1 addition to 37 Cases and Bales already imported we have received ex Doric—and are preparing for the usual vigorous demand at this time—lo OASES of SEASONABLE GOODS, drawn from the very best sources in the United Kingdom and Continent. The Shipment comprises, amongst other items, Silk Squares, Umbrellas, Frillings, Handkerchiefs, Laces, Flouncing ditto, Rosary Trimmings, 1 Case Dent’s Kid Gloves. Also New Cashmere makes Hosiery for Ladies and Children. JOB LlNE—Check Homespuns, Black and Colored French Merinos, Velveteens —A selection of Shades. Vj-We hold a very large stock of Mancifoter Goods in Blankets, Calicoes, Flannels, Cretonnes, Curtains, Hollands, etc. Have also received Three Baesl Colonial Blankets and Flannels. Fur-lined Cloaks, Stormproofs, Ulsters, (extra value), Jackets (special), Corsets, - Fanny Wings, Tips, Aigrettes, Plush Hats and Bonnets, and a Beautiful Selection of Millinery. Three cases Fur Capes, and Trimmings in all Fashionable Makes and Colorings. Various Clearing Purchases of Mantle Ornaments, Gloves, Wool Goods, Mil- ~ linery, Beads. The reasons we offer for being Worthy of Public support are —That we purchase the great bulk of our our requirements in the Home Markets, thus saving all inter- 2 mediate profits. Opr expenses are low, D and we pay for nearly everything in n prompt pash, We do no entering, hence * have few losses or expensive office de- £ partraents to provide for. 1 INSPECTION INVITED. a T.&J. THOMSON, :: DRAPERS, 1 I TIMARU. se2s a