AUTUMN-WINTER, 1888. T& J. THOMSON are Now Showing . thair FJ.HSTJfiX TENSIVE SHIPMENTS of FASHIONABLE GOODS FOB THE SEASON. In Regular Goods our Representative has purchased direct from the Manufacturers, ihus saving Intermediate profits, and remain- , der of Purchases have been carefully made from the leading London Warehousemen. IN DRESS DEPARTMENT We have received a choice range of both Plain and Fancy Materials. We may particularise the New Striped Suitings so muob worn at the present time in the various makes, and ranging from a very low price up to 2s 8d tier yard. All-wo:l Vienna Cloths in the leading shades. Black and Colored French Merinos and Cashmeres. A choice range of Colonial Dress Tweeds in specially selected Stripes and Checks. THE MANTLE DEPARTMENT Is replete with Novelties at the present time, and the Value and Selection we offer is commanding a ready sole. The New Sling Sleeve and Redingote Dieter in fancy cloth checks and stripes are much admired. Our selection for Children is unrivalled. In Tight-fitting, Tailor-made Jackets—short and long, plain and trimmed fur —we have a large range. Mantles, Fur Cloaks, Fur Pelerines, Boas, Capes in New Shapes. THE MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Is well assorted at the present time, and we are showing most of the fashionable shapes, to be largely supplemented in a few days, on the arrival of Coptic shipments duo in Timaru (his week. Underclothing, Corsets, and all Articles for Children’s Wear we make a Speciality. T. & J. THOMSON, Dbapebs and Silk Mebcbbs, TIMARU. re 25
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IK SHEETINGS, BLANKETS FLANNELS, TICKS. NEWS ST DRESS MATERIALSHALF PRICE. AT DAVIES k MURPHY'S — ALL WOOL COLONIAL TWEEDS 2s 9d per yard, BOYS' SUITS, AM Sia?s, same Materials, 11b 9 i. DAVIES AND HfIJRPHY, THE CASH DRAPERS,; TIMARU. jy 21
AMPLE STORAGE Fon Over SACKS GRAIN’ SACKS GRAIN CHARGES LOWER THAN TIMARU The Store has been Thoroughly Ov« hauled and put into Perfect Condition. JAMES WINNING, GENERAL MERCHANT, fel6 TEMUKA,
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Temuka Leader, Issue 1717, 29 March 1888, Page 3
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322Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Temuka Leader, Issue 1717, 29 March 1888, Page 3
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