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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1031, 24 March 1882, Page 1

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AUTUMN 1882. WINTER 1882. Now ready for Inspection the latest styles kd Novelties at Denison House, LADIES French and Encfah Bounoiß. Ladies French and English Trimmed Hats, New Hush Hats, New fewer Hats, New Fell Hats, New Satin Hats, New Ftir Hats, He* Seal Hats. All the new Bhapes in Ladies' and flirt's Straw Hats, Now Flowors, New feathers, Now Ornaments, Now Ribbons, New Plushes, New SatiHa, New Velvets, New Millinery Trim" inns, Irerao Carolina, Alencon, and Mireoourt Laces, Black and Cromo Boinisb and Brabant Lappot Laces, New Ruffles, and Oollarettes, Lissie and Muslin Frilling in White and Creme, Now OloTes, New Corsets, N«w H.miery, Now Wool bqtiwc.-, H«w Clouds, New Boas, New Alpine Wraps, New Fur Trimmings, New Umbrellas, Ltduib and Girla' Costumes and Underskirts, Ladies', Girls, and Childrons' Underclothing, Ladies Ulsters and Palelots, Girlß' and Chi'.drens' Ulsters and Palelots, ■ Now Dress Stuffs, Now tteiges, Now Poplins, New Silks, Now Cashmeros, New Winceys, New Bepps, New Lustres, New Wool Plaids, New Scotch Lace Curtains, New Blankets, Now Klannols in White, Hearlots, Blao and Pink, Now Counterpanes, Now Sheeting, Now Calococs. CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. Hens' and Boys' S.B. Twood Paget Snits, Mens 1 and Boys' D.B. Paget Suits, Mens' iad Boy«' S.B. Galatea Suits, Mens' and Boys' D.B. Galatea i-'uits, Mons' Dress Soils. Heat' Worsted Coating Paget and Galatea Suits, Menu' and Boys' Blue Serge Suits, Mens and Boyß' Trouserß and Vests, Mens' and Boys' Overcoats, Mens' and B iya' Dress Shirts, Mens' and Boys' Shirts, in Crimean, Wincey, Scotch Twill, Kefiatta, Harvard. Printed, Ac, kt., Mens 1 and Bovs 1 Tweed and Fancy Hats, Mens' and Boys' Felt Hats, Mons' and Boys Caps, Silk Scarfs, Ties, Bow 3, Umbrellas, Braces, Bolts, Collars, dc, Ac. i ~... W. BELL, / :Lp|NpNgu^Sß,MAsiiE'[W ■""" TH33'- SEASON... first Show, of Fashions at Kirkcaldie mi Stains' la the following Departments wo are now oxhibitng all the Leading Novelties purchased In Paris, London, and Centres of Manufactures in England and hcotland, to which ' _.,,./>, KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Invite a visit from their Patrons and tho Pnblie, millinery Department, t Bonnets are now on stock of unusual Variety of Style, imported from the very beat i" so'tablishmonts, while tho pricos ; aro of tho most MODERATE character. Bonnete are most varied, both in style and price. . HATS |H PLUSH, BEAVER, FeWsATIN, FEATHER, FUR, SEAL. , Wmmtd. '/civets, Flush, Satin, and Felt' Toque Hats, 4s, 5s Gd, Ca, 7s fld, awl 8s eao(|, ' Matenalß for trimming include Ombre, PinshcsTSatins, Moleskin, Watered Bilks, Shaded, 'Feathe/s, < faiwionts, <So. Young Misses Hats, pretty and becoming, quite mexpm-iv,;, MANTLE DEPARTMENT. m ■ Funoh Dolmans, perfect Bhapes, 255, 28s 6d, 32s lid, 425,-17s »)d,H3B. Bleb. rMn-tiimincd Dolmans and Jackets from oto 12 guineas. English Jackets 400, all .: bougl.t at greatly P rices i m specially commended to Mies. 11ns fetlodes" Jiiwmarkef trimmed in various styles, and iange from lis 6d, 14b 6d, 16s 6d, 21s, to 3i guineas. ■ DRESS DEPARTMENT.,. , B»nd Embroidered hobes, very rich goods, Bobeß in Brocade and Silk Mripe, lor •i ■ • Flouncos, direot from Paris, measuring from 13 to 18 yards, 40 inches wide, • .''fc. ;:. 70s and 4 guineas each, ft Froneh Cashmeres in all colors, extra wide, and all wool, 2s 6d to 3s 64 • i!. • Oashmerittcs in all the fashionable colois, Is OiVall wool.- ■• f fae Boliel French 1 (Sloth, iff all colors arid black, 2s' OoV' Homespun Paris (.heck Merinos SflMtTarioty. The now" Ladies' Clolh" in all fashionable Blades, All wool Satin •■' ■ Cloth's, in every color, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s, 9000 yards Wincey, tho Cheapest ever offorcd by Kirkcaldie and Stains, 3Cjn wide, CJd '' •■'•■ '' ■ 8-J,«i. For useful wear they arb excellent. FPI PEPARfI Um GAPES, COLLARETTES, RUFFLES, CHEKBLLB SCALES' and \ SQUABEB in profuse tlisplay. CEEAM WHITE and BRAIDED LACES, 1, 6,8-BUTTON FRENCH KID GLOVES, ss, 6s, 7j per pair H OVERCOATS FOR BOYS : OYERCOATS FOR YOUTHS . . ' u " '' .■ \ T oyERCOATPFORpH. 3so largest and cheapest Aißortmcpt ever opened by Kiikcaldie <md Stains. r 6 and 12 feet LINOLEUM, fis pd fquareynrd,; . «, 12, and 15' feet FLOORCLOTH, registered patterns, liistWid,' < ■•' • HQUSE FUltNlSHlNGinill its details can pow be. Wilt. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS /h , 'h.i • . LAMBTON QUAY AND;BRAKDOH ; STREET, ;' .:.'.''.-. '■ '■ '■: ■ ■ ■;■:'-. : ' ■■...TO ../ ~,.-.,M : !, WhOJjxiially lolk'ta vißit of iunpectioa preyiouß to purchaiing WHSTEB-rABHiQNB* TEWis'ii-S^>r ; Sial oil Cash Payments over £&,- it ' il > i - j