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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 102, 7 March 1879, Page 1

ARLY AUTUMN PREPARATIONS THE FOLLOWING- NOVELTIES Ex Lusitauia and mail steamer Kaabgar, are now being shown by KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, To which they respectfully invito attention. COMPLETE COSTUMES. Black Silk Costumes, si, fij, 7,8, 9,10, , 11,15, to 20 guineas Prune, Myrtle, Bronze, Seal Brown, Navy Costumes, 7£, 9, & II guineas Black Stuff Costumes, complete, 23s 6d, 27s fid, 32s Gd, 35s Gd, to 5 guineas Colored Costumes in all the newett designs, with upwards of - 5 0 0 - To select from, 21s, 25a, 27s Gd, ?os, 32s Gd, 37s Gd, to G guineas FRENCH CASHMERES In all the leading shades, especially selected in Paris, wide width, 2s Jld per yard. l)Um MATERIAL Purchased in Paris, London, and Glasgow, embracing all novelties as exhibited during the late scasou at home. LADIES' BONNETS AND HATS Opened, and comprise the usual selection and display at the commencement of the season, by KIRKCALDIE k STAINS. "LANGTRY." Sealskin Hats, and other fashionable shapes in real Sealskin, Satin, Velvet, and Felt the newest materiasl for millinery purposes, in Pluches, Velvets, Satins, Feathers, Flowers, etc, LADIES' SILK VELVET JACKETS, Extra long in skirt. Excellent value and style. 6, 61,7,8, 9,10,11,12, and 14 guineas. LADIES' FASHIONABLE CLOTH JACKETS In new Cloths, commencing from lis Gd, 12s Gd, 14s Gd, lGs Gd, 20s, up to 9 guineas, LADIES' OUT-SIZE JACKETS, Suitable for full figures, ISs to 3 guineas. FANCY CIOTH MANTLES, For elderly Ladies, new shapes. LADIES' ULSTERS From IGs Gd to Four Guineas, II 0S IE R Y In French and English manufactures, combining a large assortment of the loading colors to match costumes. New Cyprus and Larnuka Braids, for dresses FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCARVES. The new Grass Fringe Bertha, Grass Fringes in Black and all colors, A great variety of Wool Capes, Vests, Shawls etc, itc. FRENCH AND ENGLISH RIBBONS. NEW TAPESTRY CURTAINS From 9s Gd, 12s Gd, and 15s Gd per yard, full width. Fringes and Curtain-holders to match the above.

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, In referring to the above new goods, nre confident that for style, value, and price, tlicy are unapproachable, as the whole shipments were purchased from the makers, or made specially for them, Patterns forwarded, and prices given on application, The usual terms are—s per cent, discount on Cash purchases of £2 and upwards; 2i per cent, discount off accounts settled monthly. All other accounts rendered quarterly. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Lambton-quay and Brandon-street, WELLINGTON, 48 "HUMMER REEVES & CO., 1 WELLINGTON. Are Cash Buyers of all kind of Grain and Produce 21 nunti s & co \J (Late W. H. Lucas), WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS, Lajibton Quay, Wellington. H, Wilton, Agent for Masterton, T AERY & CAMPBELL, LATE BEAUCHAMP, CAMPBELL & CO., AUCTIONEERS, STOCK SALESMEN, AND VALUATORS, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Hold Weekly Sales of Horses and Stock every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at The SaleYaicls, Nag's Head, Cuba-street. 46 » U L L & CO. Have to arrive per Inchmarnock and Alan Campbell—--1 Huston & Proctor's 8-horse power Portable Engine 1 Huston & Proctor's 12-horse power Portable Engine 2 Euston & Proctor's 14-horao power Portable Engines 1 Euston & Proctor's 26-horso power Horizontal Engine 2Pollock &McNab's JOin 16ft bed Engineers' Lathes 3 Pollock & McNab's 7*in 12ft bed Engineers' Lathes." Wellington, Jan. 28. • 34 Empire carriage factory, Dixon Street, WELLINGTON. McDUFIi 1 , HORTON & CO., Are building every description of Carriages, Buggies, Thorough Brace Breaks, Express Waggons, Spring Carts, etc., Cheaper than Imported Goods. Painting, and Varnishing done in first-class style. Great attention paid to Country orders. N.B.—The only Carriage Factory in the Colonyw.th.practical mechanics at the head