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Temuka Leader, Issue 1649, 20 October 1887, Page 3

OBBAT SHOW BALLANTYNE AND CO. HAVE Just Reeeived by the Latest Steamers a Full Assortment of the LEADING NOVELTIES FOR THIS SEASON. The Newest Shades in all the Various Dress Materials, with Trimmings to match. In our Show Room will be found the Leading Styles in Millinery, Bonnets, snd Hats : the Gem, Sunbeam, Phyllis, Regent Park, etc. A Large Variety of Ladies' Jerseys, all Sizes and Colours to Select from. A Full Rfcoge of Swiss Erabroidered Robes, exceeding in Design and Variety any previous Seaaon. An Inspection is respectfully Invited. VIGTORIT HOUSE, TIMARU k OHRIBTOHURGH. SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON. THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHINC FACTORY. Are now Showing Their NEW GOODS, And Respectfully In rite Inspestion of Styles and Prices, which they Confidently Affirm CANNOT BE BE AT EX. SPECIAL ATTENTION is Drawn to the STOCK OF CLOTHINC, All Made from COLONIAL TWEEDS, and in Sizes to Suit all Figures. HATS in all the Newest Styles and Shapes. SHIRTS in Regatta and Oxford. New Patterns. TIES, SCARVES, MUFFLERS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, The Largest and Best Assortment Ever Shown in South Canterbury. PORTMANTEAUX, HAND BAGS, RUGS, Etc., In Great Variety. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMARU. ROBERT FOSTER, fe Manager. SECOND SHIPMENT FOR SEASON. are in receipt this Week of SHIPMENTS ex lonic, comprising all Classes of SEASONABLE GOODS. In many lines our Agent has been tempted by the excessive value put bofore him to largely exceed our instruotioßs, and EVERY ARTICLE hus been MARKED OFF at the MINIMUM DEGREE of PROFIT. For HOSIERY and GLOVE DEPARTMENTS—A very large range of Choice Goods has been opened. We have mads a little change in our Hosiery importe, indenting them now from a Nottingham Firm, and the Value receited is Beallv Splendid. NEW LOOP-EDGE RIBBONS in al Shtdes. 600 down Lacs in Maureique, Antique Veil, Real and Imitation Torchon, Maltese in new tints; White, Cream, Colored Embroidery, Flounoing Lace and Embroidery. Handkerchiefs, Collars, Set*, Plastrons, Collarettee, Fancy Aprons, etc. One Case DRESS GOODS iust opened, of Beiges, Cashmeres, Foulet in favorite Grey and Gobelin Shades. Fancy Trimming Silks, Pluihen, Plush Stripes to matoh above. WASHING DRESS DEPARTMENT— We never before had such a selection, as in addition to present Stock we have just received TEN PIECES MTJSLIN-in White, Cream, Beige. BEVENTY-ONS HECE* Drills, Fancy Sateen, Cashmerettes. THIRTYFOUR PIECEB Self, Stripe, Check Gingham. Cream and Colored Embroidered Robes from 10s 6d. VAT,U Rin this Department CANNOT BE EQUALLED in Town. Hollands, Lace Curtuns, Nets, Calicoes, Shirtings, Cretonnes, Sheeting, Diapers, Quil'f, Dimity, Towels—direct from Manufacturers. CLEARING LlNK—Print Costumes from 6s 6d 5 Children's Pclis' s, Tunios, Pinafores, Bibs; Sunshades, Umbrellas, Lockstitch Underclothing. A SPECIALITY of 27 dozen Ladie» and Children's White and Fancy STRAWS, choioe new Shape*—bought to clear. T.& J. THOMSON, TIMARU. «e 25 SHORTHAND IN TWELVE | LESSONS ! SjjTShorthand in Twelve Lessons!! QfJONETIC SHORTHAND (Pitruan'e) ± taught through the Post in 'WFLVK LESSONS for 30s (payment in advbnce).-W. J. WILLIAMSON, Teacher of Phonography Lower York I t'laoe, 1 Dunedin. anl