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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1965, 22 April 1875, Page 1

Drapers and Outfitters * -. ■ ■■• ■ ■■■ .■ DIRECT IMPORTATIONS, FBOM THE BEST . BRITISH MANUFAC TUR E R JS. HA SKO #6fENED JUP HI S F IRS T SHIP MENT OF AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, A^D C L O T H ING. 55 Packages, ex Barque Ada. DRESS. Home Spuns, Lannrk Serges, HOSIERY Three cases Ladies' and Lustrines, All-Wool Pop- and Children's Winter Hosiery; lins, Navy Serges, Serge WOOL one case Fancy Knit Wool Home Spun, All-Wool Tar- GOODS. Porcupin* Squares, Vests, tan Plaids, one case Black Scarfs, Ties, Sec. Lustres, three cases FrenchMerinos (very cheap), four cases Winceys (much under value), Plain and Striped ... ■ Velveteens, in black, brown, and drab. ; : COS-. Two cases Costumes and TRIM- One case New Bead TrimTOMES. Polonaise, in Homespuns, MINGS & mings, Buttons, Belts, Meltons, Serges, and Lus- QRNA- Rufs«s, «fee.; one case trines; one case Juvenile MENTS. Fancy Goods, in Jet, Gilt, Custumes and Tunics, in Steel, and Silver; Hair Homespun,. Tweed, and V«l«, H Ornaments, &c.; : vet, richly, trimmed. * MIL- Four cases Millinery, trim- FLAKNELS, 3220 yards All Wool LINEEY mcd and untrimmed Straw BLANKETS, Welsh and Saxony White and Velvet Hats, Feathers, and Flannels (no cotton and Flowers; one case Orna- RUGS. Wool kept); 1046 yards ments and Trimmings. , , Crimean Flannels, very Cheap. MANTLES, Two cases Silk Velvet,; MAN- Bleached and Brown Sheetand Fur Trimmed Beaver; Cloth, CHESTER ings, in all widths ; a heavy SHAWLS, and Treed Jackets and GOODS, stock of Calicoes, in all Capes ; two cases Shawls, qualities; 10 per cent, under in Queensland, very fine value. Cloth, and Saxony Longs. ;. SKIRTS Arctic Down, Satin, Silk, CLOTHING, Three cases Gent's, and Felt, Melton, and Home- CLOTHS, Youths' and Boys DRESS IM-spun Skirts. The new amL Winter Clothing; one, PROVERS. Chintz and Horsehair Dress TWEEDS, case the Real Mackintosh Improvers. ' Waterproof Coat, m New * • Colours and Black; two „ bales New Winter Tweeds and Cloths. FURS. A small shipmenMf Real GENT'S One case Winter Hosiery; Sable Muffs and Boas (war- HOSIERY, one' case Belts, Braces, ranted); also, Grebe, Chin- HATS, Silk Scarfs, Ties, &c.; 70 chile, Murquash,&c. : CAPS, dozen Crimean Shirts; 350 and gross Collars, made to MERCERY, order; Men's, Youths' and . Boys' Hats, in most Fashionable Shapes. . .' , ■■..■' ■ ■ a '•■■•■-■ ■"*.■" -■-,■ tS" Special attention is called te this shipment^ as it is all IMPORTED DIRECT, and carefully bought on the best terms by a Gentleman of much experience in the European markets, which is a guarantee that the Goods are NEW, FASHIONABLE, and of GOOD VALUE. J. M. has now the Largest Stock to select from in this district, and is certain his Customers will find Goods imported from Manufacturers 15 to 20 per cent, cheaper than if bought in the Colonies. r m- AN EARIiY INSPECTION SOLICITED.