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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1909, 3 December 1874, Page 2

Drapery, &o. NEW DRAPERY, { MILLINERY, CLOTHING, AND FUENISHING ESTABLISHMENT. i S. HETHEMGTON (Lath Partner of the Firm of W. Wilson and Co.), HAVING Opened'those Comodioua Premises in Pollen-street (formerly occupied by Priohard and Co.) respectfully invites the attention of the Thames public to his NEW and WELL-SELECTED STOCK, Having purchased heavily at auction for READY CASH, and in an over-stocked and depressed Colonial Market, is in a position to offer his whole STOCK of SUMMER UOOD3 15 to 80 per cent. b?low usual selling prices. The undermentioned are only a few of the many cheap lines now being offered. DEAPEEY. Cotton Diaper, at 5Jd per yard 1 case Heavy Make Brown Holland, at s\i per yard 1 case assorted Fancy Dress Material, at6£d per yard, well worth Is 1 do do Lustres, 7|d to per yard • 1 case assorted do, at 1? 2d to Is 6d per yard 1 case Printed Linen Dress Material, at 9|d per yard, worth Is 4d 1 case Printed Lustres, at 10£ d per yard, worth Is 6d 1 case Plain Linens, at 10|d, worth Is 3d Grenadines at 6|d, worth Is 1,750 yards fine make of Grenadine at IOJd, worth Is 6d PEINTS, PEINTS. PEINTS. Over 4,000 yards of Printed Goods in Batistes, Percales, Brilliarts, Muslins, &c, &c. Stripe and Check Muslins in great variety, from 7£d per yard Pique Cords, Marsellas, and all the new Dress Materials worn this Summer Black Nik, wide width, 3s 6d per yard, worth 4s 9d. MILLINEEY. 1 case containing 516 Hats 9d each, well worth half-a-crown 1 case containing 435 Hats, at Is each 1 case containing 350 do, at Is Gd to 3s 1 case, mperior, containirg 410 do, at 2s to 3s 6d 2 cases Ladies' and Girls' Leghorn Fine Goods, and fashionable shapes 2 cases Men's and Boys' Leghorn Hats 2 cases of Men's and Boys' t ummer Straw Hats, from Is each 10 cases of Summer Straw Goods, containing over 3,000 Hats and Bonnets. Heavy stock of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, &c.; also, Newest Materials used this Summer for Bonnet and Hat Trimmings. CLOTHING. Men's Tweed Trousers 6s 6d, worth 10s 6d .. Men's Tweed Trousers 10s 6d, worth 15s Meu's 1 weed Trousers and Vests, to match, 17s 6d, worth 21s Fuperior ditto, 21s, worth 28s Wel'-'issortcd, in beiter goods, almost enual value. FUENISHING. Damask Table Cloths, at Is 6d each Do Damask, doub'e width, Is 2d per yard 1 bale Unbleiched heeting, double width, 9|d par yard White Shv-eiing, double width, per yard White Twilled do, double width Is 5d per yard • 1 balo While Cilico, heavy male, 53 6d per dozen yards 1 bale Bjowii Calico, 3j-d per yard Carpets in Felt, Felt Squares, Jules, Tapestrys, Floor Cloths, Good Pal terns, and Low Prices. In all, 65 cases and packages containing £2475 (pounds) worth of SGM.Vltilt GOODS bought to good advantage when the Wholesale Trade for I the season was almost over. & H, desires to dnform the Public that in opening a new Business on his own account ho is determin>d to Buy his Stock for Cash at auction, or the cheapest market, turn it over quicldy at a small advance, to cover working expense, and conduct his Busine ; s on the most economical scale, so as to secure a lasting patronage from tho Thames public. S. H. respectfully solicits the general public to call, inspect the stock, see the prices marked , in plain figures, and judge for themselves, for marly lines now hlug off-red are even bettor Valtlo'than tliofe above quoted. S. H. wishes to inform cho Ladies of the Thames that he has ' proctired the services of a first-class Milliner from Auckland. f SS* Please Note the Address— S/HETHEMNGTON, FoiLEN-STBEET, SHOETLAND.