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Temuka Leader, Issue 1745, 2 June 1888, Page 4

SB.-- 1 •f’3 3 n t I o W:\ J.H I V/Jg-; drawn to the mm: 2 E A LAN D .CLOTHING ii ; V FACTORY’S '■ ! STOCK OF CLOT HIM 0*:f (OPENED; FOR TUB WINTER SEASON. ' Velvet Cord Suita, lined, m from ... I 0« Boys’' Fritz Suits, N.Z. Tweed; eitfi'l ii.lined lhrouglv : ... ... 9s 9d Suits, N.Z. Tweed, th.rbiigh' 1 ! ; ... 12s 6d YouiilS’ J Sac Suita, NZ. Tweed..; 19s 6d YOUTHS’ /A»Dv BOYS’ OVERCOATS t 'Great Variety. GI E L HOS E ~ J G|eTJ 'and Heather. BOYS’ AND (YOUTHS’ TWEED AN.D FELT HATS AND CAPS . j / | ; In NIIVES!; SHAPES • aHr,v b--' - i AT ■:' ' ; tOWE ST” P RICES. jinSliO /Sli'./d <lOl- :tt T- s —*'"'. •" SPECIAL ! ■'' SUITS MADE * TO 1 MEASURE FROM COLONIAL T WEEDS' AT 60s; j IIiIIEALAHD CLOTHIHC NGRTH ROAD, TIMARU. feß FOSTER, - . Manager. WINTER, 1888. TBBTJE have made (arrangements this yY week we are enabled to complete in T#enty-fodr Hours nicely finished Ladies Costumes to measure, in three aingef t bfT>riii : Material, ’with Trimming t# match, at 21a, 6d, 35s 6J. -■"The Quotation ae above is SPEC[AL, and will result, we do not doubt, in Largely Increased Business fad this popular department. Ohr Selection all round in Stuffs is magnificent, from the low-prided, but sound, Homespans and Meltons up to the better ..clan. Colonial ,nnd : Imported Tweed in Checks, Strfpss and Fancy mixtures. In Millinery we are showing some new and Stylish Shapes? received by recent mail. JBx “laikoura,” a few nays ago we opened An assortment of 163 JACKETS AND ULSTERS Inspection Invited. The SMnbhester .Department i a fully ftookad witb'full ranges of Blanket*, Flan nels, Calicoes, Hollands, Sheetings,' Skirtings. Csetosnes, f urtains, Qailt'r, and every household necessary, purchased pn. bsst terms and placed before the Ti'maru public at little over Mdl Prices in duty free goods. 7 ~J|ha.fancy.counteri.are„displayi»|ohoioe ■aleotions in Fnllings, Laoss, Wool Qoods j and) the whole host of necessaries which com bine *• make this Department so sttractiv e Josifry |in| Boys’ and Girls’ Cashmere Bibs, Bffosgvei; and-made to our own order. Viking,” “ Bosetti,” Kid Gloves, also fJS Q«hmere Plain and Fancy Tops, Ringwood; ' ’'*%*; pWt.uyi T. & J. THOMSON, DbATBeE AND ,SIiX;MBBCABB,: > Tt'lStl R tr.' v «e 25 ■rT|HE Best House in Town i UL ■ ■Fdr all classes of Drapery, ? DRUMMOND & GLASSON’S. The Best Shop for r Dress Goods, f > and Fancy, English and Colonial, ~r I 1 The Best House for Millinery, 'Mantles, Jackets, and Ulsters, ■ i DRUMMOND & GLASSON’S. The Best House for Dressmaking, ! • <Theßest Fit, Best Style, & Lowest Price, i .DRUMMOND & GLASSON’S. k. is, The Best Hopes,for Eveojng Novelties, Nets, Silksj Stuffs,- Gloves, Laces, Ribbons, Fang, &p., DRUMMOND & GLASSON’S. r*‘' ■ Shipments" by every Direct Steamer ‘FromLondon of LitestNovelties For all Departments.^,, ( , .... Samples sent and Letter Orders att tended to with Smcial ", ’ Debratch. -t tl.j'*--; fs ii* {;■ SI : /; : ; dR'IMMAIID & GLASSOX, ■i;,; COMMERCE HOUSE, TIMARU.

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