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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3693, 26 October 1880, Page 1

Drapery i I pi I^p^i I p^^—«■—^^^^—^—**^__^__ I fUtXfffFftY \" ' " _____ _■_■ ■._._ ..__ ■ _■. ./"*— SH_rni.-M-l .b 007*^00 S. HETHERINGTON, D R APE R, | POLLEN STREET. ! Respectfully notifies to his numerous Patrons that he has ' OPENED UP New Spring and Summer Goods; IN GREAT VARIETY IN , : EVERY DEPARTMENT. S. HETHERINGTON, DRAPER, POLLEN STREETA IRE Y'S NEW SPRING GOODS. 0 < Galatea and Sateen Stripes Silk and Indian Muslin Pompadour and Plain Cambrics Ties ' „? French Poplins Frillings, Lease and Tarlatan French Cashmeres ' ash's and Everlasting Trimmings Berges Swiss Embroideries Ladies' and Children's Straw Hats Linen Collars and Sets, in great variety Long White Feathers, 7s 6d Hosiery, in air sizes and best'ttakef— Acme Glove Fitting White and Fancy • Btit if y can Corsets Aprons > - ' Lace Curtains, from 5s 6d Lace Fichuea. Flowers' White Toilet Quilts Children's White Satin Hats and Hoods! New Durban Quilts Underclothing Loom and Bleached Linen Cloths Skirts Victoria and Cloth Table Covers ' New Styles in Towels Gents' White Shirts—all sizes ■ Sheetings—all widths Oxford and Working Shirts Calicoes—best makes Flannels, Pants. &c. - Hollands,' &c. ' Merino and Cotton Vests and Pants, Ac. ' Flannellette and Flax Shirtings, from New Ties, in "Derby," "Windsor," 6|d and Long Scarfs Cretonne . Soft Felt, and Stiff Hats—Men's and Josephine and Lepine Eid Gloves (two Boys' buttons) Straw Hats Plain and Fancy Ribbons—all fashionable White and Coloured Mole Trousers shades '. Socks, in all makes—Cotton, Wool, Pompadour Trimmings Merino and Fancy Taffeta, Lace, and Lisle Thread Gloves Belts and Braces 10 ; v General Notices Encourage Thames Industries AND THE EXPEJBIEiNICED TR \DESMAN WHO LIVES BY HIS TRADE., r. wisemajnT tailor, . BROWN STREET, HAS RELINQUISHED the CREDIT SYSTEM, and will in future conduct his BUSINESS on the principle of i SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. ——0 WEST OF ENGLAND SUPERFINE AND FANCY COATINGS. ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND COLONIAL TWEED—WELL SHRUNK. ■■ o ' Same sttpcbiob fit and make for which he is renowned.

NOT THE LARGEST STOCK. TTOLDEN'S 47s 6d Silver Hunting 0. Watch, usually sold at 60a,' warranted 2 years. Hoidkn's 57s 6d Silver Hunting Watch, usually sold at 70s, warranted 2 years. Holdbn'B £6 15 s London made Silver Lever Hunting Watch, usually^sold at £7155, warranted 3 years. HoiDEN has not the largest stock of Silver Watches on the Toames, but he bus on hand a well-seleoted stock of Watches from 45 3 to 1555, all marked in plain figures, and the same price to all. 18 carat Gold Marriage Rings from 15 S; also a fine assortment of Electro-plate Tea and Coffee Sets, Cruets, Cake Baskets, Waiters, Bu ter Ooolors, Ac, all marked in plain figures, and at lowest possible prices. Inspection invited. A. HOLDEN, WATCHMAKER, OWEN STREET, Gbahamstowic. 424 HENRY RAFTON, BASKET AND PERAMBULATOR MANUFACrUKER, 215, Uffbb QcitEtf Stbbbx, AtroKf-iND (Opposite Adams' New Buildings), < NVIIES the Public to inspect his well* 1. . assorted Stook of English, French* and German BASKETWARE. H.R. is the only Maker in the Colony of the Improved Brass-mounted PERAMBULATORS, from £1 Is and .' upwards. . A Liberal Allowanoe made to Wholesale „ , Dealers. Awarded FIRST «nd SECOND PRIZE at the Auckland Shows-1878-1879. 1095,