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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1035, 29 March 1882, Page 1

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AUTUMN 1882. WINTER 1882. sow ready for Inspection the latest styles and Novelties at Denison House, LADIES French and Enflbh Bonnets, Ladio? French and English Trimmed Hut?, New jMwh Hats, New Beiver Hats, New Fell Hats, New Satin Hits, New Fur Hats, .NewSHlHats. All the new shapes in Ladies' and Girl's Straw Hats, New Flowers, New FchH, N(W Ornaments, NowKibbons, New Plushes, New Satins, New Velvets, New MilliSjr Trim'i'in«s, /reme Carolina, Alencon, and Alirecourt Laces, Blick and Creme Bpaniiiu and Brabant Lappet Laces, New Ruffles, and Collarettes, Lissie and Muslin Frilling in White and Creine, New Gloves, New Corsets, N ;w Hosiery, New Wool Squares, New Clouds, Newßoas, New Alpine Wraps, New Fur Trimmings, New Umbrella.*, Ladies' and Girla' Costumes and Underskirts, Ladies', Girls, and Childrens' Underclothing, Ladies' Ulsters and Palelots, Girls' and Childrens' Ulsters and Palelots, _ New Dress Stuff), New lieiges, Now Poplins, New Silks, New Cashmeres, New Winceys, NewEeppa, New Lustre', New Wool Plaids, Now Scotch I.ace Curtains, New Blankets, New; Flannels in White, Scarlets, Blno and Pink, New Counterpanes, New Sheeting, New Calococs. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING, Mens' and .Boys' S.B. Tweed Paget Suits, Mens' and Boys' D.B. Paget Suits, Mens' uid Boys' S.B. Galatea Suits, Mens' and Boys' D.B. Galatea Suits, Mens' Dress Suits* Mens' Worsted Coating I'agot and Galatea Suits, Men?' and [Joys' Blue Serge Suits, Mens' snd Boya' Trousers and Vests, Mens' and Boys' Overcoats, Mens' ami B >ys' Dress .Shirts, Mens' and Boys' Shirts, in Crimean, Wincey, Scotch Twill, Ruyatta, Harvard, Printed, A-c., fcc., Mens' a id lio> s' Tweed and Fancy Hats, Mens' and Boys' Felt Huts, Mens' and Hoys' Caps, Silk Scarfs, Ties, Bowj, Umbrellas, Braces, Bells, Collars, . ( [-c, Ac, W. BELL, DENISON lIuU.SE, JUSTERTON

' THE SEASON. First Show of Fashions at Kirkcaldie and. In the following Departments wo aro now exhibitng all the Leading Novelties purchased in Paris, London, and Centres of Manufactures in England and Scotland, to which KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, IJnvitc a visit from their Patrons and the Public, MILLINERY "DEPARTMENT. Jtaonets we noto on ..stock of unusual Variety of Style, imported from tlio very best v ' establishments, whilo tho prices aro of the most- MO DEBATE character. Bonnets arc moßt varied, both in style and price. HATS IN PLUSH, BEAVER, FELT, SATIN, FEATHER, FUR, SEAL. Irimnud Velvets, Plush, Satin, and Felt Toquo Hatß, 4s, 5s Gd, Cs, 7s Cd, and 8s each, Materials for trimming include Ombre, Plublics. Satins, Moleskin, Watered Silks, Shaded, Feathers, (roaments, Ac. Young Misses.Hata, pretty and becoming, quite iuoxpen: ivo. ■MANTLE DEPARTMENT. Fujich Dolmans, perfect shapes, 255, 28s (id, 32s (id, 425, 47s 'id, 83s. 'ch Satin-tijinmed Dolmans and Jackets from sto |2 guiueas. English Jackets, 400, all bongLf at greatly reduced prices, aro specially conimepieil to L-.diegl 1 hia fmludeß trimmed in varioiia styles,' ami' rango from 1(s (Jd, 14s 6d, lGs6d, 21s, to guineas. ' DRESS DEPARTMENT. Hand Embr'oidered Eobes, very rich goods, Robes in Brocade and Silk Stripe, for Flounces, direst from Paris, measuring from 13 to IS yards, JO inches wide, ' ' 70s and 4 guineas each, French Cashmeres in all colors, extra wide, and all wool, 2s Gd to 3s Gd. _ " 1 '• Casbmerettes in all the faEhionable coleis, 1b 9c', all wool, The Soliel French Cloth, in all colors and black, 2s Bd. Homespun Paris Check Merinos in great variety. Tho new " Ladies' Cloth" in all'fashionable shades, All wool Satin •• Cloths, in every color, Is,6d, Is 9d, 2s, 2000 yards TCnceyJhe Cheapest ever offered by Kirkcaldie and Stains, SCin wide, GJd * , . ■ BJ,9J. For useful wear they are excellent, I'. FANCI DEPARTMENT, SATIN CAPES, COLLARETTES/RUFFLES, CHENELLE SCARVES and ( ' " SQUARES in profuse display. '•CREAM WHITE and BRAIDED LACES, j-4,6,8-BTJTTON FRENCH KID GLOVES, ss, Cs, h per pair

OVERCOATS'FOR BOYS . '"I I '" : OVERCOATS FOR YOUTHS " OVERCOATS FOR MEN, Tift,largest, and cheapest Assortment ever opened ly Kirkcaldie and Stains, i.:; i■ i' 6 an( ' 1 2 feet Lift OLEUM |sn 9d square yard, 6,12, and 15 feet FLOORCLOIH, registered patteruß, just landed. ■ EOTJSE FUIiMSHIftG in all ite details can now be had at 1 KIRKCALDIE AND ST'AINS Who Epifially.solioit a visit of inspection previous to purchasing WINTER FASHIONS, TtV : :■< ... ,! ' ■. iI TEEMS <—s per o:nt off Cabh.Pajnicnts overf 2, i: u'j .'ji'ir/ i,.. 2i.per.oootoffMontMy