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Thames Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 1914, 9 December 1874, Page 2

Drapery, &c. NEW DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, AND FtJBHISHiro ESTABLISHMENT. - S. HETHERINGTON (Late Partner of the Firm op W. Wilson and Co.), HAVING Opened those Comodious 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 GOODS 15 to 30 per cent, below usual selling prices. The undermentioned are only a few of the many cheap lines now being offered. DRAPE BY'. Cotton Diaper, at 5Jd 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 1 do do Lustres, 7£d to ll£d per yard 1 case assorted do, at Is 2d to Is 6d per yard 1 case Printed Linen Dress Material, at 9id per yard, worth Is 4d 1 case Printed Lustres, at 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 lOid, worth Is 6d PEINTS. PEINTS. PRINTS. Over 4,000 yards of Printed Goods in Batistes, Percales, Brilliants, Muslins, &c., &c. Stripe and Check Muslins in great variety, from 7,W per yard Pique Cords, Marsellas, and all the new Dress Materials worn this Summer Black Silk, wide width, 3s 6d per yard, worth 4s 9d, MILLINERY. 1 ca?e containing 516J Hats 9d each, well worth half-a-crown 1 case containing 435 Hats, at Is each ' 1 case containing 350 do, at Is 6d to 3s 1 case, ruperior, containing 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' Summer Straw Hats, from Is each 10 cases of Summer Ftraw Goods, containing over 3,000 Hats and Bonnets. Heavy stock of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, he.; also, Newest Materials used this Summer for Bonnet and Hat Trimmings.

CLOTHING. Men's Tweed Trousers 6s 6d, worth IDs Gd Men's Tweed Trouscw 10s Gd, worth 15s Men's T weed Trousers and Vests, to match, ?7s Gd. worth 24s Pu|Herior ditto, 21s, worth 28s Well-assorted, in better goods, almost equal value. FURNISHING. Damask Tabic Cloth?, at la Gd eaeli Do Damask, double width, Is 2d per yard 1 bale Unbleached Sheeting, double width, 94<1 per yard White Sheeting, double width, per yard White Twilled do, double width Is 5d per yard 1 bale While Calico, heavy make, 5a 6d per dozen yards j 1 bale Brown Calico, 3£d per yard I Carpets in Felt, Felt Squares, Jules, Tapestrys, Floor Cloths, Glood Patterns, and Low Price?. In all, 65 cases and packages containing £2475 (pounds) worth of BHUM.till GOOD IS , bought to good advantage when the Wholesale Trade for i the season was almost over. 8. H. desires to inform the Public that in opening a new Business on his owu account he is determined to Buy his Stock for Cash at auction, or the cheapest market, turn it over qnick'y at a small advance, to cover working expense, and conduct his Businc-s on the most economical scale, so as to secure a lasting patronage from the Thames public. S. H. respectfully solicits the general public to call, inspect the stock, see the prices marked in p'ain figures, and judge for themselves, for many lines now b'ing oll'ered are even better value than those above quoted. S, 11. wishes to inform the Ladies of the Thames that ho. has procured the services of a first-class Milliner from Auckland, dSP Please Noto the Address—' S. HETHBMNGTON, POUEN-STBEET, SHORTLAND.