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Wairoa Bell, Volume IV, Issue 150, 17 June 1892, Page 8

&d CLOTHIITG-, Very L Uubleaebed Sheeting. Brown Hollands 4f : d Cotton Flax Shirtings Butler Cloth 3/9 2/3 252 and 254 QUEEN Opposite City Market, also at LONDON HOUSE, VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS, AUCKLAND, th HOPKINS, being a Direct Importer, is in a position to give the very best possible value. All oiders entrusted to lus care will have most careful attention and prompt despatch. Patau n eYe 7 des °«Ptwns of Drapery forwarded to any address on application. n fQ Parcels packed securely, and Carriage paid on Parcels of 20s and upwards to the nearest Port by Steamer, or Town reached by rail. POST OFFICE ORDERS MAKE PAYABLE TO C. LIOPKINS (as above). PRICE | IST" Fancy Check and Spot Beige Dress Materials, in Grey, Fawn, Serpent Green and Brown, 12 yards for 3s 6a and 3s lid ; Grey and Fan n Beige Dress Material 12yds for 3s lld ec and plain Dress Material to match, in Greys and Fawn, grand value 12vds for 5/11 Fancy Splash dress material m light summer colours 12yds for 6/11. “This line is verv effective Honey Spot, Crape Cloth in Fawn and Peacock Is per vard Nun’s Veilings all colours also pretty evening shades'ls per vard White embroidered and Braided Boxed Dresses very rich and handsome, with the Embroidered and Braided sleeves from 10/6 to 35s Delaines in rich flowered patterns, all wool 1/6-} and 1/9 per yard Wl V n Fav ™ Gr U Li eU and Corn-flower Blue Vieux Rose and Terra Cotta 1/3 ayd Double-width Beige all wool . in Vieux Rose Fawns Elective Blue and Greys Is lid. Douole-width Cashmeres in all colours good value 1/9 2/3 and 2/11 per yard i. ery S A yl l Eh Clleck 1 l 7'k m , ate, ' la! ln eight shades and colourings 1/3 per yard Black Cashmeres Is 1/4s ; 1/6 1/9 1,11 2/6 2/11 3/6 and 3/11 per y;ml * White I louncing Embroidery 40m wide 2s 6d and 2s lid Heavy Galatea 7sd ,extra, heavy, for boy's suits 9 J and 10J--0l ? Il^ amand Prints, hundreds of patterns to select from, 4§ to lOWper yard SSSSSfiSSVfc 15 s Sf4a;™/ 1 "™’" B ” k M “ H » ' White Calico our special make 4/9 and one yard wide 5/6 per dozen ’ Long Cloth one yard wide os 5/6 6s 6/6 and 7s per dozen Unbleached-Calico 2/4 3s 3/6 8/9 4s 4/4 5s 5/6 and 5/9 per dozen "** ““ d 1/3 p = rJ ”“ ; «"»*» *** i« i/s i/e i,-8 I willed Sheeting, 2 yards wide, Is and 1/2 per yard - yards wine 10jd ; Heavy Is per yard 4iak?MSsik2kk wl ” Holl “ ds 0,1 « »i" W** i* Wry Special Heavy Tv/m Rose Pink and bcarlet Flannelettes, fast colour, guaranteed, 7-W per yard Unbleached Table Linen Is 1/6 1/8 1/11 arid 2/6 L dLuuu White Table Linen 1/11 l 2/11 3/6 and 3/11 peryard Just received another shipment All- wool while Flannel, special value Is per yard Colonial Flanne- in White. Grey, and Shetland, Is 1/2 1R? 1/4 i/a nrir i -1/0 J' ■, Heavy painted Black FlooidoU, 1 yard wide Is ; feaids A•’ per va^ Very Heavy ditto, 1/3 one yard wide, 2/6 two yards wide P * a Coloured and White China Matting IOId and Is per yard Very heavy Twilled Coloured Cotton Shirting, 4|d 6d and 81yd a varcl l\eversib]e JjeusKie Rues, 2 yards lon°* and 1 vavrl tviVin ~..1., .7“ , ... 500 pairs of Lace Curtains,/l/llld ; Taped' 8/9 ■vi > ?ir I°,''-?'’ v , eiy ri ch P att «' ns 'f s lld 17/6. These are the best value I ever oflei’ed° ' ' !U ° /& %** *■'« 7/B 7/11 tu Toilet Covers 9d Is 1/3 1/6 1/11 in Marcella and Honevcomb White Honeycomb counterpanes 3/6 3/11 4/11 5/6 (i/ii 7,6 sm mre n m 7 ,<>//> Striped Turkish Towels 6d 7Jd 9d lO.id Is 1/3 1/6 and [% 1 f 11/0 and 12 / 6 Honeycomb Towels, White. 3M 5d 6d and 7LI d, , „ Cretonnes 4}d 6d 7ia 9d and lOd- Cotton'Lick 6d nmAwi ’ I ' <sd 6u Bsfd 9^.10 J d ls V® 1 / 6 T, iC r , s r3 nd VLIV 3 k - Checked Glass'uloth 5d 6d and 7 id lea Cloth 5d od and /tyd Linen for /aprons 6d 7—d 9d and knm i ~u. - Krr T Art Muslin in pretty _ patterns 4d and 6§d , very special double 4idth 2 per ymd *"* ' ' A good assortment of Namsocks now so verv much wm-, i, A 3 i u a Striped and Fancy Muslin 6d Bld fch bd 7 J, a « d 9d >•<%» ls ' aad R 3 Tape 4ld 6d and 9d per dozen Green Tie Ivnii ting CoUon is 9d ueiUh’ aUd Wl,lte ls l >er do 7 Linen thread on reels 10c! per duz Crochet Cotton all numbers oYkl vi Ladies’ Black and Navy Blue Plain and Ribbed Cotton Hose Gd 9d Is * 1 Ladies Cashmere Hose Black only plain and ribbed 1/3 1/0 1/9 2s and 2/6 A. splendid line m Ladies ribbed Cotton Hose Gd per pair Childrens Black and Navy Blue Cotton Hose, all sizes ribbed 6d ner m ir All s.zes in Childrens Cashmere Hose spliced knees at lowest p ice 1 Ladies Umbrellas 2/6 2/11 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/11 6/11 7,0 7/11 to F/fi A first.class assortment in Ladies Sunshades in tall the verv KteUstvlo - , . . , being English sanmples y b ylc r ‘nd colours most of them A very large and choice assortment of Dust Cloaks in the verv newest . , , . . . . them being English samples from 8/11 to 32/6 J ncvvest ■ Aapes and styles, most ol Ladies Black and Navy Blue Cashmere Cloaks Shower Proof from 17/6 tc A 9a Ladies Garibaldi Jackets m white and coloured from 2/6 f ’ 428 A few very special Silk Mantels Dolmas and Canes from /»•'«. I have one «f the largest stocks of Corsets in Auckland t o stdeet f nun T En " n Q Sam P !cs ..... t n- I ® llt, l-‘ <ir »r r ; t’feo Thompsons noted corsets.' all'rfzc "k °”f, , ot my Ladies Night Dresses 2/6 2/11 3/6 3HI 4/11 5/6 up to 10/6 ' stock, 5/11 Ladies Chemises 1/6 1/1 1 2/3 2'6 2/9 2/11 3/6 nn to S-V;' Ladies Knickers 1/11 2/11 3/11up to 6/6 1 1 Ladies Jerseys 3/11 4/11 5/1] yp to 12/6 Childrens pinafores o very cha from Gd in 7 r P , Ladies and Childrens Aprons, hundreds to pick from ; 1 6d Raou to 8s 6d Childrens Sun Hats 2/6 childro. - ’ H' e very t tew est shapes and colours, from Is ' " le ' -s Bun Bonnets tirora 1/6 to 13/6

r 252 & ANI) " PLEASE L’.'oi'E THE ADDRESS : Draper , Clothier and Milliner , JE JE2IV— SS T.KL JE 3E tI? OPPOSITE CITY MARKET. r fiVDON HOUSE VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS, AITKCLAKU.

M. G. LAMBERT, 110 P BE E R AND COE1) IA L MANUFACTURER, MANaAW H A R E,

k otice ' to,i r rjiiCHAs i ;:rs of kauri TIMBER. PURCHfiS KliS of Kiaurl Tiinbea- and others are hereby warned against removing- from Whakahara or Tokatoka any Kauri Timber, the property of William liattray, except on his written authority, obtainable from Mr James Fletcher of Aratapn. WILLIAM RATTRAY, Owner of Sections 1-i and 15, i'arisw of Whakahara. 1 SB TCJCKPiES’ Baking Powder