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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1912, 7 December 1874, Page 2

Drapery, &c. NEW DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHINS, AND FUBNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. S. HETHEMGTON (Lath Partner of the Firm op W, Wimon AND CO.), HAVING Opened those Comodious Premises in Pollen-street (formerly occupied by PitioHAED 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 GOODS 15 to 30 per cent, below usual selling prices. The undermentioned are only a few of the many cheap lines now being offered. • •

DRAPER I. Cotton Diaper, at s}d per yard 1 case Heavy Make Brown Holland, at s£d per yard , ■ : 1 case assorted Fancy Dress Material, at 6£d per yard, well worth Is ■•Ido do Lustres/ tolled per yard 1 case assorted do, at Is 2d to Is 6d per yard ' l ease Printed: Linen Dress Material, at per yard, worth Is 4d 1 case Printed Lustres, at per yard, worth Is Gd . 1 case Plain Linens, at worth ; ls3d Grenadines at 6£d, worth Is i 1,750 yards fino make of Grenadine at worth ls^d' PRINTS. PRINTS. PRINTS. Over 4,000 yards of Printed Goods in Batistes, Percales, Brilliants, Muslins, &c., &c. Stripe and Check Muslins in great variety, from 7|d per yard Fique Cords, Marsellas, and all the new Dress Materials worn this Summer Black filk, wide width, 3s 6d' per yard, worth 4s 9d. MILLINERY. 1 cafe containing 51G Hats 9d each, well worth half-a-ciown 1 case containing 435 Flats, at Is each 1 cafe containing 350 do, at Is tid to 3s 1 case, tuperior, containing 410 do, at 2s to 3s 6d 2 cases Ladies' and Girls' Leghorn Fine Goods, and fashionable shapes 2 cases Men's and Boya' Leghorn Hats 2 cases of Men's aud Boys' .-ummer Stnw Hats, from Is each 10 cases of Summer Straw Goods, containing over §,000 Hats and Bonnets, Heavy stock of Bibbons, Flower?, Feathers, &c.; also, Newest Materials used this Summer for Bonnet and Hat Trimmings. CLOTHING. ' Men's Tweed Trouserß 6s 6tl, worth 10s 6d Wen's Tweed Trousers 10.< 6d, worth 15s Men's 1 weed Trousers and Vests, to match, 17s G.I, worth 24s Superior diUo, 21s, worth 28s Weli-asso ted, in belter goods, almost enualva!ue.

FU.RNIS HING-. Damask Table Clotln, at Is 6d each Do Damask, double width, Is '2d per yard 1 bale Unbleichcd bcetiug, double width, 9|d per yard White Sheeting, double width, per yard White Twilled do, double width Is 5d per yard 1 bale White Calico, heavy make, 5s 6A per dozen yards 1 bale Brown Calico, 3|d per yard Carpets in Felt, Feit Hquares, Jutes, Tapestrys, Floor Cloths, Good Patterns, and Low Prices, In all, 65 cases and packages containing 1247 a (pounds) worth of SUM.VIIiR GOODS, bought to good advantage when the Wholesale Trade for the season was almost over, S. H. desires to inform the Public that in openiug a new Business on his own account he is detemiin'd to Buy his Stock for Cash at auction, or the cheapest market, turn it over quickly at a small advance, to cover working expense, and conduct his Busine'B on the most economical scaLy so as to Fecuro a lasting patronage from the Thames public, ' S. E. respectfully solioits the general public to call, inspect the stfek, see the prices- marked in plain figures, and judge for themselves, for many lines now b iug offered are even better value than thote above quoted. S, H, wishes to inform the Ladies of the Thames that he has procured the services of a lust-class Milliner from Auckland. CS* Please Note the Address— S. HETHEEINGTON, I' Pollen-street, j . | SH (JUTLAND.