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Thames Star, Volume III, Issue 1661, 27 April 1874, Page 1

IoJ gt'i•?.,■. Hatk^Op^ne^itp*^ Ji.;yia 1 iii'oci ut uvrn.^f ,'i■?!!•;. -'i^j* ,<hrr.;'.''i:(> H*Srf iF»i><E&jfi*P•'■ ■'l S!lt -I &M1-EW 3?- ---, .!:r».'!f«:i:-i •./VJsii .^im.'iiiflio.J MA . ji^Ni^^ j In^Pj^e^ireJ^^^ :Anft '■ select $ih !Sg^^a*s^ni4h^ Sin the ihost fashionable textures apl gplpr^) ■, Many, new fabrics i» all Wool q Fanc^ 'Dress' Groqds, quite differentlfrom tray* itliing imported in previQiis seasons. I A verylieavy stockof-French Merinos. TVinceyj, (JoWfgß^c"^T^hty per cent, mnder -usual s&fflsßl®i::£ TOTrifc.a S J. M. wishes to caft-particular attention to his large sfeckgoffjthe Fashionable Serge Clotk; exceedingly good value.., , 4 ; «W very; fn^ stock' c^pck Ji F*ene« Merinos, Bartffey Fretbh Twills, Coburgs, • Australian -Craves, ;Goßurgs and BlaekSilk Crapes: flwr^amily Mourning. 1 ■•'. r ■v;lJl.t3|J.l)»'v: •ffKifp^l Mid 1 limits, in the -very newest shapes. d f Two cases of Winter Flowers. >. ,:; One case of Feathers and Ornaments. : ■ Two cases; Jackets in Cloth, Nap,.Sattara, Seal Skin, Velveteen and Silk Velvet, \ in new ishapes, rich and fashionably trim* imed. •-'; >.--s-r •■:•- •' ■•■■'■'"•■ c- ■'■■■•■'■'>> v-^./e I One-ease ? Waterproof ; Cloaks, ; very ! siyliah-i ■ '• >■■■ <■■'' pi •<■;:•■ ;-\-l^_- "<> Oa&' casb Blue Diagonal < and Water- : proof Tweeds, by the yard, much under ■ value. r':'^;;' i;".i;/^ v--' 'm-^ Manchester Depgirt- ; - rOEBNINaMHIS WEEK:— Ten bales containing.iGalicoes, Shirtings, Sheetings, bleached>and unbleached, Linings, Ticks/— Fprfars,'^Scrims, and Hollands;,also., some, exceedingly cheap Flannels, Plaidings, Serges, and EsterinainsV^'Si.^r ■■"? •.^••' ;;:, ■'■ '[--^ Furnishing Departs i : ;?f J'!T'meiit 1 ..y.;- '■'"/''*/■ . ': jTCfST OPEB^ED!— ;^:"•'■■.■•;": One bale Tapestry Carpets, in qm<!e new patterns. Two bales Kidderminster Carpets, all ', wool;- ■'■ ■■'•■■ .•■■-. • -■ ' ( ' One bale' Coir Mattings. j One bale; China Mattings; : "One bale Felt Squares and Stair ' Carpets,^ ;;. .; ' '■'''' '■'' " % .;' ": . "'.' One bale assorted Mats and Hearth 1 Eugs'. ' ..', , ■ *.' ',". """■"■''" '.""'.. . i „ Fjloor Oiled.Cloths, in all widths, from 27 inches to 12 feet wide. . . .-,. s A splendid assortment of Table Covers, • Curtains, Hollands, Quilts, and Counter' i panea. Two bales of very cheap>Blankets. ■?• Eooms measured, and Carpets made and laid at the shortest notice. Clothing >IJipartment. 1 A'good stock: of ;Boys',; Youths',; and Men's Clothing, from the best English and-'Colonial Manufacturers; and NOW LANDING- ex HBROi some very. Sup perior Melbourne-made-Clbthing, ordered : expressly for this 'season's trade. ■ :._ JiMi' has now on~hand the -largest " stock of; Tweeds, Doeskins,' and Broad Cloths of any Eetail House in the Pro: yince, arid cut to?)fche Trade un|er Aiickland Wholesale Prices. • M , - A new stock of, Gents' Mercery, and y alltheinewest shapes.in Hats. ; , ■ • In order to make room for shipments , nowdueintheHylton Castle, and shortly pji to arrive; per Dorete, J. M. intends I selling with" extremely small profits, and, { II being aidir'ect importer, his prices cannot 01 be beaten by any House in th© Trade.