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Thames Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4339, 27 November 1882, Page 3

Drapery

N E W Spring and Summer DRAPERY, Millinery, Clothing, &c J. MAR SHALL HAS NOW RECEIVED and OPENED UP his First : Shipments, comprising a Splendid | Assortment of the Latest Fashions and Novelties for each Department, Dress Department FRENCH WOOL BEIG ES, TAFFETAS, MEfIVEILLEUXS, SERGES, NUN'S CLOTHS, OAT MEAL CLOTHS, SATINS, MORIES, SILKS, SATEENS, MUSLINS, LUSTRES, PRINTS, CAMBRICS, ZEPHYRS, GING-. HAMS, REGATTAS: ALSO, SKIRTS and COSTUMES.

MILLINERY.

SEVEEAL CASES STEAW GOODS, PARIS MILLINERY, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS, MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, &c, in Newest Fashions; Also A LARGE STOCK OF Dolmans, Capes, &c, ' IN LATEST STYLES. CLOTHING. NEW SHIPMENTS of ENGLISH SILK and LINEN CLOTHING. Several Cases of HA T S, In PANAMA, STRAW, RUSH, TUSCAN, FELT, AND MEN'S HELMETS. Gents' MERCERY and! HOSIERY. A very well-selected Stock of the Best Colonial-made CLOTHING from Colonial Tweeds only. SPECIAL— Bought a Clearing Lot of NewZealand Tweeds 10 per cent, off the usual Mill prices, and will be sold accordingly—well adapted for Boys and Youths' Summer ClothingManchester. In FLANNELS, CALICOES, HOLLANDS, ; SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, &c, I hare never before had such a variety to offer, and in consequence of many lines being now free of duty will sell them 15 per cent, cheaper than usual. Nearly all these goods I import direct from the best manufacturers in Europe, and will be retailed at about the Colonial Wholesale Price. THE HABERDASHERY, TRIM* MING and FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS are well assorted with NEW IMPORTATIONSALL GOOD VALUE. MPiseountr For Cash, 3d. in 55., as usual. *■ AN. EARLY INSPECTION , SOLICITFD. •;;;-,. J. MARSHALL, ALBERT ST. 666