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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4796, 23 May 1884, Page 3

- ;i^:|ii]>'': THI S:— S. HETHEEINGTON HAS NOW OPENED UP HEAVY DIRECT IMPORTATIONS OF WINTER GOODS, • - iS- • From London, per ships BRENHILDA and RANGITIKEI, consisting of Latest Fashions in DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING^Etc, Etc mHE folio-wing are a few of the maiij CHEAP LTK,! US which ho has now marked off.— WHITE BLANKETS at ... ...». ... 3 9 COLOURED BLANKETS at 2 9 Heavy make of FLANNEL at ... ... ... 0 8} per yard BROWN CALICO at ... ... ... ... 0 1 per yard WHITE CALICO at 0 2 per yard VELVETEEN at . 1 6 par yard Strong Heavy TWEED, for Boys'wear, at ... .1.6 per yard COLOUBED MOLESKIN at ... ... ... 1 0 per yard DOUBLE WIDTH ULSTER CLOTH at 2. 6 per yard WHITE SHEETING, 2 yards wide, at ... ... 1 0 per yard STRONG SHIRTING at ... 0 4| per yard New Fancy Check DRESS MATEBIAL at ... 0 7£ per yard Heavy make of WINCEYS at ... ... ... 0 3£ per yard TICKINGS at ' ... 0 4* per yard COUNTERPANES at 2 6 each LADIES ULSTEKS at ... ... 6 6 each LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS at ... ... ... 7 6 LADIES' FANCY WOOL SHAWLS, good size, at 1 6 FLANNEL, two and a-half yards wide, for making Petticoats. A Large Assortment of Ladies UNDERCLOTHINfi-CHEAP. LADIES' NEW DOLMANS JUST OPENED. LADIES' NEW FOUR-IN-HANDS. - &c., &c-» &c* &0* A well-assorted Stock of Stylish MILLINERY . :{;■ ; : %rModerate Prices. A Large Stock of New Zealand Manufactured CLOTHING to select from— Cheap Line in Men's D. B. COATS at 13s 6d, worth 22s 6d. This is a rare Bargain. MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS from 5s 6d. MEN'S WATERPROOF and OVERCOATS Very Cheap. MEN'S FASHIONABLE HARD FELT BLACK HATS at 2s 6d—The Wonder of the age. MEN'S WORKING SHIRTS, ranging from lOd to 5s 6d. Extra Large Sizes. A Splendid Variety of New Winter TWEEDS, which will be offered VERY CHEAP. Specialities in Christies best London-made HATS, -SPECIALLY MADE TO\OJRDEiR>;^QUALITY GOOD—PRICES LOW! ■$ PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESSES, iJE T#^ Pollen Street. ART UNION! ART UNION! Notice 6f_Hemoval. ART UNION! ART UNION. Mes JEFFERY, n McLIVER'S ART UNION is urmvoid. DRESSMAKER, DRAPER, AND KJ» ably POSTPONED till FRIDAY, MILLINJ&IJ, , owing to the non-arrival of Books from up- r)EGS to inform her nume'rouc FrientU and country not coming to hand. \j the Public generally, that she hat The Drawing will -positively take place on REMOVED to those highly commodious and aboVe date. centrally«Bituated premises in Brown street, Chas. McLivbb, next to G. Cbockeb'b, Bootmaker, and has Brown street. j aB t opened up her NEW STOCK of : WINTER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, &c, &c, an inspection of which ehe most rePOW OH AFP - B?eclfully inviteß* VyWVV V^XlxlX 1. • DRESSMAKING- in tbe;lategt styles, with """— Economy and Despatch. NOW LANDING — Underclothing made to order at the Lowest T.ztee, and workmanship guaranteed. IAAA SACJiS COW CHAFF, _ TT T« ri r,T)V IUUU Mrs JEPPERY, __ —- DRESSMAKER, DRAPER, Ac, lears & Co. MOWB" — „ MOKE NOW LANDING— ~ :%Hr | 1000 SACKS OATEN C.HAFF 2E g KAA do PRIME TABLE §§ g OUU POTATOES m .4SS9BSHL» — II * ~~A Ta BARGAINS! ITlCftrS fIC VU» -EIRST CLASS BOOTS & SHOES . at Lowest Possible Pbioes. NOW LANDING— JUST R~E~C EIV ED— OftA SACKS SHOUT MID OATS J^ a J^^& !L..!3. A, I Xl I Splendid qualities in Ladies' tyV do SHARPS KID & GLOVE KID ELASTIC SIDES. (0 Ladies' High Lace Boots") Best Style, -—— Maids' Hifh Lace Bopt« f- Material, ]&la€l ftf Jt 7 (^fl Children's High Lace BootsJ and Pinisll iJitdls CX .vUi white Bluchers for — Miners, NOW LANDING— Warrrnted Best Make on the Thames at -gALE HAY^AND STRAW. BQYS , on hand in MEABS & CO. AipoiJSSSsiBnriPAOTS'BooMMd SHOES. \ „ - " " ' As a very large part of present Stock must - NOW LANDING— positively be Cleared to make way for Goods /GROCERIES. mEAS,-TYRODUCE daily expepted, custpmern are respectfully I-i- J^ JL informed tbat no reasonable offvsM will be And PROVISIONS OF EVERY- refj^ # B i; SURE AND.'CALL EARLY. - -ItiTXT! A-DC4 P.Vi MARY STREET jyLJbjjC^JtlO OB VO.J (Opposite the Hospital). 2960 POLLEN STREET, 'tttaNTBD KNOWN—Waste Paper for Thames. _ v „- Vf Salei'at the Stab Office. Thbdifference between a Gent and a Gento, At a vfiy. ??«*««* tea party, the convem.. Wn-The«entturnsupwvathehasfora' tion turned on transmigration. A. lady oi ;man. «» «j v Q-ntlem»D exquisite beauty who was sipping MoGowahVi ™*Z w SoS'Band iw l£55S»« be?t, tumecLto Mr and asked what form it^Tf^V^tS^Td^r biwouldpr.fer.toiah.bitP Wtodtoi*.*