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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1033, 27 March 1882, Page 1

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AUTUMN 1882. WINTER 1882. Now ready for Inspection the latest styles • and Novelties at Denison House. A (F renc h an d English Boimctn. Ladie3 French and English Trimmed Hats, New ah Hats, New Bower Hats, New Fell Hats, New Satin Hats, New Fur Hats, aw oiroi-ats All the new shapes in Ladies' and 'iirl's Straw Hats, Now Flowers, New Seatheri, f) Ornaments, New llibbons, New Plushes, New Satins, New Velvets, New Millinery' Sim in-s, !reine Caroiiua, Aleneon, ami Mirecourt Laces, Blicit and Creme Spanish and Brabant Lappet Laces New liuffles, and fiollarcttes, Lissie and Muslin Filling in White and Creirw, New Glotcs, New Corsets, N w Hosiery, New Wool bqoares. New Clonds, Ncwßcas, New Alpine Wraps, New Fur Trimmings, New Umbndas, and Girls' Costumes andUnder-kirts, Ladios', Girls, and Ohildrous' Underclothing, Ladies Ulsters and Palelots, Girls' and Childrcns' Ulßtnrs and Pnlelots. Now Dross Stuffs, Now Beiges, Am Poplins, New Silks, New Cashmeres, New Wineeys, New Repps, New Lustres, New Wool Plaids, New retell Uce Curtains, New Blankets, New Flannels in White, Scarlets, Blue and Pink, New Counterpanes, New Bheeting, New Calocoes, CLOTHING. CLOTHING, CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. Menß' and Boys' S.B. Tweed Paget Suits, Mens' and Boys' D.B. Paget Knits, Mens: and Boys' S.B. Galatea Suits, Mens' mid Boys' DM Galatea Suits, Mens' Drees Suits. Mens' Worsted Coating Paijet and Galatea Suits, Men?' and Hoys' Blue Sergo Suits, Mens and Bovb' Trousers and Vests, Mens' and Boys' Overcoats, Mens' and B iys' Dress Shirts, Mens' and Boys' Shirts, in Crimean, Wincey, ScotciiTwill, Hiyatta, Harvard, Printed,&e., &e., Mens' aid Bovs' Tweed and Fancy Hats, Mens' and Buys' Felt Huts, Mens' mid Hoys OC, IUBUS H.IUDUIK xnSCII UIIU J.-.1U1.J "~i "» —v" -- Caps, Silk Scarfs, Ties, Bows, Umbrellas, Braces, Belts, Collars, (to, Ac. W. BELL, DENISON HuUSE, masterton

THE First Show of Fashions ; § Kirkcyge and' 1 Stains' " ' h the following Dcpartmonts we are now cxhibitng all the Leading Novices purchased in Paris, London, and Centres of Manufactures in England ami Scnjland, kiekgildie'"and stains, Invito a visit from their Patrons and the Public, MILLINERY Hmfo K6 now on stock 01 unusual .Variety Of Style, imported from the very best establishments, while the prices are of the most HuDERATtf character. Bonnets are most varied, both in style and price. HATS IN PLUSH, BEAYEU, FELT, SATIN, PKA'I'HER, FUR, SEAL. Trimmed VcWeU, Plush, Satin, and Felt Toque Hats, 4s, '-b Gd, Cs, 7s 6d, a'.d 8s each, HaUnali for (rimming include Ombre, Piushos. Satins, Moleskin, Watered Silks, Shaded, Feathers, > » amentß, <Sx, Youug Misses Hats, pretty and becoming, quite inexpensive 1 MANTLE DEPaKTMEN T. m I Fnnch Dolmans, perfect shapes. 255, 28s 6(1,82s O'd, 425, 41s <4, Mb. Riah Satin-trimmed Dolmans and Jackets from sto 12 guineas. English Jackets, 400, all bougi tat greatly reduced prices, are specially commended to Ladies. 'llns ißoludcs " MTMarket" trimmed in various Btyles, and range from lls (id, Ms (id, IGb Gd, 9.1b, to i)i guineas. DRESS DEPARTMENT. , Hand Embioiucied l.obeß, very rich goods, Holes in JBrocado and Silk Stripe, for Flounces, direct from Paris, measuring from 13 to IS yards, 40 inches wdo, 70s and 4 guineas each, French Cashmeres in all colors, extra wide, and all wool, 2s Gd to 3b Gd. Caslnmrettes in all the fashionable colbis, Is 9<', all wool, The Boliel French Cloth,, in all colors and black, 2s 6d. Homespun Paris I heck Merinos in great variety. The new "Ladies' Cloth" in all fashionable sliudos, All wool Satin : A' Cloths, in every color, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s. 2000 ywda Wincey, tho Cheapest pver offered by Kirkcaldio and Stains, 3(lin wide, GJd \ BJ, 9j. For useful wear they are excellent. ■ 'fancy department. *AIN CAPE'S, RUFFLES, CHENELLE SCARVES and M~' " K SQUARES in'piiiluse display. ' r ~ nCEEBI'WHITE and-BBAJDED LACES, ~-~\ 4, 6, 8-BUTTUN EUENCII KID GLuVES, ss, 6s, 7j per pair OVERCOATS FOR BOYS OVERCOATS FOR YOUTHS '. OVERCOATS FOR MEN, '' The largest and cheapest Assortment ever opened by Kiikaidie <tnd Stains. —~ 6 and 12 feet LIN OLEUM, 5b 9d square yard, 6,12, and 15 feet FLOORCLOTH, registered patterns, just landed. ■, HOUSE FURMfeMhG in all ils details can now be had at KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS • LAMBTON QUAYAND BRANDON-STREET. "Who epeeially solicit a yJßit of inspection previous to purchasing WINTER. FASHION TEEMS per cent off Cash Payments over £2, t 3i per oentefi Monthly Accounte..