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Tuapeka Times, Volume VI, Issue 282, 26 June 1873, Page 8

BENEFICENT & ADVANTAGEOUS COMMERCIAL MEASURES EXTENDED TO NEW ZEALAND. NEW MARKETS REACHED. BRITISH AND FOREIGN COMMODITIES Supplied to the Public without the EXPENSIVE AND UNNECESSARY INTERVENING PROFITS OF AGENTS AND WAREHOUSEMEN, AT THE WELL-KNOWN FIiUVI OF y/LEKPATEICK, GLENDESTING, IV AND CO., Who have done away with the OLD SYSTEM OP IMPOftTING-, WBICH TS XfNSOXJNT) AND EXTRAVAGANTLY EXPENSIVE, And have adopted a NEW ONE, pregnant of BENEFIT TO THEMSELVES AND THEIR CUSTOMERS, As the following true comparison will show, viz. :—: — The lowest price 3 Gooda can be bought at undor the usual and ordinary method .are, sxt o,n average, 25 per cent, above the market price of the article when obtained by Direct importation. Thi3 astounding fact is sLrtngt honed and confirmed by every successive shipment, and acknowledged by the direct testimony of the numerous Patrons of their Establishment in Town and Country. Aa they nre now in possession of Several Hundred Ccvses, Several Hundred Bales, and Several Hundred Boxes of NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, There needs no more be said than that they hold the Larg.' st mid -Best Stock the Public have yet had the [opportunity of inspecting. And in order to increase their business and maini.ua the reputation, of being TIIS BEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE, Thoy v.ill continue to sell, as heretofore, over/ description of g> o r l3 in any length or quantity at Wholesale Im.pori.ers' Pricss. Tho limited spice at command will only allow theiii to remai'k briefly on the merits of the vavi'ius I ej-aisniciiuts. First, the UNDKaCLOTKINO DEPARTMENT Has bee ru io a Great Sxi-cc^s. Their intimate knov.'le i;^j (if Lho G-'iod^, and conuecUou V."lt]i the bi.-b I'CiiiL-i i'l Giil^-oW cud Loiidju, f"n ! >!j ulifm to bupply every des.i'j..ji'.ii oi Tufnnta', G-ii''.-.', and" Ly.lL-,' L'nl.icl'.Miiuj. :iL Lesi Priea lli'..i i3;e maLjrials could bi iji-ocured r.i. it> Dune liv. MTLLIN'SRY. Tsr •! Department is wm-thy the attention of Ladwd, becr.UoC we believe there cannot he fcuiid such a Collection of Fashionable, Dor-uiiful, nnd lueypeusive ALiUiiiory in the Provmo' 1 . Jr. v OpnMri). — A case of French Millinery Bonnets, from 12? Gd : one case Velvet aud yfov.w "JrimTnel Hats, from oi Cd ; G'c^ses I'eavor Felt, trimmed and. untrannitd, equally choap. Aliovcj 5,' l ';'J Uniriiiiiaed Hats from Is. and :")00 Velvet do from 2a 6d upvrardo - all -worth double the money. BLACK SILKS. Tiiis Dfp.irfraciit Las been brought to great perfection, and is woitliy the serious coiisideracion of all who wish to obtain, durable and inexpensive Silk Dresses, as they import (.nly Soper's English and J3onnet"& fc'rench makes— warranted to wear. This f.icfc explains, in some measure, the extraordinary wv.ilo they do in Black kiilka. COLORED A2-ID FaNCY SILKS. They hold the Largest and Cheapest Stock in the Oolony this season, having been able to purchase largely at a great discount, owing to tlxe yreut Silk Failures at Home. IRISH POPLINS. As this very beautiful and everlasting Dress is increasing in popularity, they have imported the Largest Stock ever seen in this Island . JACKETS AND MANTLES. This Department is the Largest in the Province, and is always kept furnished with tho most elegant and distingue shapes from the moat fashionable London and Paris Houses. Just Received, another case of the very Elegant Dolmanh and G-oubands — the Latest Novelties — from 255. One case each of Silk Velvet Jackets, Fur-trimmed. Bevers, Pilots, Satarras, and Diagonals, from i>s. Waterproof Mantles, Polonaises, and Costumes for Infants, Girls, and Ladies, from 2s upwards. KEW FURS. Muffs and Collarettes in Sable, Beaver, Ermine, Miniver, Kolinsky, Lynx, Fox, Monkey, Grebe, and Musquash, at the mo3fc reasonable prices. THE DRESS DEPARTMENT. Is replenished with a Fresh Stock of Novelties in Scotch, English, and French Fabrics, comprising all the new tints and colorings in Sergf.k, Twills, Cords, Repps, Satins, Clotiis, Balkrnol, and French Merinos. Black Gooda in every new make. Aberdeen and Perth Winceys in great variety. BLANKETS. English, Scotch, and Ayrshire Blankets, bought from the makers under the most favorable circumstances, will be found to be by far the best value in the Clfcy. Large and continued supplies of Welsh, Saxony, and Lancashire Flannels Plaidings, Crimean Shirting, Plain and Twilled Sheetings, Linen 3, Hollands. Calicoes, Quilts, Oountprpanes, Table Cloths, Table Covers, Towelling, kc. A \xt'jp Mock of New Woollen Hoisery, Ro'van Searvta, Sashus, Clouds, Pelerines, Calx's, Shawls, Coverlets, Vests, &c. NRYV" CARPETS. Latest Designs ie Brawled, Tapestry, 2 and 3 ply,Kidnunmiiflt.;r. and Felt, Carpets, Carpet Bordering, Woollen and Linen Crumb Cloths. Door Aiat3 of all kinds. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. The great increase in this* Branch of their business is owing to good management. Fashionable cut Garments, excellent fit, perfect work, and good material at prices lower than over before obtained at. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. This Department is always stocked with the very best Keady-Made Clothing in the market, and is well-known to be the Cheapest in Town. KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, & Co,