ISPBJNG AND SUMMER CLOTHING. (SUCCESSOR TO SAMUEL COOMBES) HAS Opened this week, NEW CLOTHING, ex FEENDALE, CITY OF AUCKLAND, and HEKO. The Stock is now Fully Assorted, And purchasers can depend upon being Suited with FIBST-CJLASS GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES. ■MOB-KING PAGETS, GALATEA and SAC COATS, ALPACA and HOLLAND DO. TEOUSEES and TBOUS&KS and VEST-In NELSON, GEELONG, SYDNEY, ENGLIvSH and SCOTCH TWEEDS. NEW ZEALAND FLAX SHIRTS EEGATTA SHIRTS WHITE SHIRTS-WIDE & NARROW PLAITS " CKIMEAN and COTTON SHIRTS COTTON MERINO and WOOLLEN I-lIOSE FLANNEL SHIKT3 aud DRAWEES, KERSEY DRAWERS MERINO and L.W. SHIRTS and DRAWERS. SCARLET, SLUE, GREY SERGE SHIRTS MOLE and COTTON CORD TROUSEES THE VERY NEWEST THING IN PAPER COLLARS (Kaufinann's), ' HATS, CAPS, HOGS, BELTS, BRACES, TIES, SOAWFS, And Every Article, except Boots, Required for a Gentleman's Toilet. BOYS CLOTHlNG—Trousers, and Trousers and Vest and Suits. Knickerbocker Suits and Cossock Suits. T, BRI DOE R, SUCCESSOR TO tf. COOMBES, GEAHAMSTSWN CLOTHING MART, ALBERT-STREET. SPRING ! SPRING 1! SPUING !! rjIHE UNDERSIGNED HAS NOW OPENED [AND IS NOW SHOWING, FIRST SHIPMENT OF SPRING GOODS . GENERAL DRAPERY DRESS GOODS ~ MILLINERY, ETC., ETC., ETC. /■•J A M E S~R E I D v . BROWN-STREET, GBAHAMSTOWN. The above will be offered at prices that will competelwitb any House in New Zealand. N.B.—REMAINS OF WINTER GOODS STILL SELLING AT AN ALABMIKG SACRIFICE. September 1, 1874 t *c 7445 S'P E. CIAL NO T I CE. , GREAT ENLARGEMENT OF BUSINESS PHBMISES- . m. h.. Tibet • IS NOW OPENING HIS SPRING AND SIMMER STOCK. "TVRESS DEPARTMENT—New Black and Colored Silks, Mogadore JL' and Japanese and Tassore Silks, Carmelete Cloths, Lusterines, &c., &c. MUSLINS—Paris Muslins, Grenadine Robes for Evening Wear, Satin Stripe Muslins, Crepe Stripes, Piques, Stripe Grenedines. PRlNTS—Bordered Prints, Hcyles' Plates, Havard Stripes, &c. MANCHESTER DEPARTM.BNT—White Calicos in various makes— Horrocks', Crewdson's, Finlay's ; Ticks (linen and Cotton); Sheetings in all widths (linen and cotton); The New Flax Shirtings. M ILL!N EEY BEP AE T M ENT? Just added, under the Charge of an Experienced Milliner. HOSIERY—In Balbriggan, Lisle, White Cotton, in hose and half hose; Children's Hosiery, all makes. CLOTHlNG—Superior made Black and Tweed Suits, Boys' and Youths' Tweed Suits ; Flax and Long Cloth Shirts; Drab and Black Paris Hats, a great variety in Felt Hats—in Men's, Youths'and Boys'; Straw and Leghorn Hats, Ties, &c. CARPETS—New Patterns of Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Fell; Carpets; Coir and Manila' M attings; Floor Cloths, all widths; ■ ■■ , . Mats, &c; . m.h~ZTret, POLtEN-STREET, SHOETLAND.
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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1810, 21 October 1874, Page 4
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399Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1810, 21 October 1874, Page 4
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