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AUTUMN 1882. WINTER 1882. |pw ready for Inspection the latest styles and Novelties at Denison House. r ATn7^ renc h am] English Bonnotß, Ladies Fronch and Engliih Trimmod Hats, New h fiats, Now Beaver Hats, New Fell Hats, Now Satin Hats, New Fur Hats, Is. All the new.shapes in Ladios' and ftirl'a Straw Hats, Now Flowors, New ew Ornaments, Now ltibbous, New Plushes, New Satins, New Velvets, New _ , xrimn-im,-!, Ireme Carolina, Alencon, and Mirccmirt Laces, Blaok. and Crcme Bpanißh/Rnd Brabant Lappet Lacos, New Ruffles, and Collarettes, Lissio and Muslin Jnllinfi'in White and Creine, Now Gloves, New Corsota, New Hosiory, New Wool Square? N»w Clouds, New Boas, New Alpine Wraps, New Fur Trimmings, New Umbrella'!, Ladies 1 »nd Girlß' Costumes and Underskirts, Ladies', Girls, and Chiidrens' Underclothing, Ladies' Ulsters and Palelots, Girls' and Childroos' Ulsters and Palelots. New Dress Stuffs, New Boigos, Now Poplins, New Silks, Notr Cashmeres, New Winceys, New Repps, New Lustres, Now Wool Plaids, New Scotch Laco Curtains New Blankets, New Flannels in White, Scarlets, Bluo and Pink, Now Countorpanes. New Sheeting, New Calocoes, * CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. 2 « eDß ,'n n i • t h a ' S ' R Tweed Pa B ct Suits - Mens ' an 4 floya' D.B, Pa«ct Suits, Mens' udßoys SB Galatea Suits, Mens' and, Boys,' D.B. Galatea ,«nits, Mens' Dress Suits, Mess Worsted Costing Pa.ge.t and Qalatea Suits, Mens' and Boys' Blue Serge Suits, Mens' Mri Boys! Trpflsers Yests, Mens' and Boys'- Overcoats, Mens' and B iys' Dress Shirts Mens. &nd Boys Shirts, in Crimean, Wincey, Scotch Twill, llepatta, Harvard. Printed, &c ' so :| wens a:m uoys I weed and Fancy Hats, Mens' and Boys' Felt Hats, I Caps, Silk Scarfs, Tios, Bo.ws, Umbrellas, Braces, Belts, Collars, Jx , &$, W, BELL, DSNISON HOUSE, MASTfIKION
•THE SEASON. First Show of Fashions at Kirkcaldie and w in« iwwwini? Departments wo are now exlubitug all the Loading Novelties purchased In Paris, London, and Centres of Manufactures in England and Scotland, _ to whioh KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS, Invito a visit from their Patrons and tho Public, M .MILLINERY TEPARTMENT. mum we now on stock of unusual Variety of Style, imported from tho very beßt establishments, while the prices aro of the most iMO DERATE character. Bonnets are most vaiied, both in style and price. HATSINPLUSH, BEAVER, FELT, SATIN, FEATHEB.FUR, SEAL. Trirnmid Velvets, Plush, Satin, and Felt Toque Hats, 4 3| 5b 6d, Gs, 7s 6d, and 8b each, Materials for trimming include Ombre, Flushes. Satins, Moleskin, Watered Silks, Shaded Feathers, < waments, <ro, Young Misses Hats, protty and becoming, quite inoxpenbiv. A MANTLE DEPaRTMEN T, PMnnoh Dolmans, perfect shapos, 255, 28s 6'd, 32s 6'd, 425, 47s 6'd, 83s. M Satin-tiimmed Dolmans and Jackets from sto 12 guineas. English Jackets, 400, all botJgLt at greatly reduced prices, are specially commended to Ladies. 1 his inoludea "Newmarket" trimmed in various styles, and range from lis (id, He 6d, 16s 6d, 21a, to 3| guineas. DRESS DEPARTMENT. mbroideied .hones, very noh goods, Robes-in Brocadoand Silk Stripe, for flounces, direst from Paris, measuring from 13 to 18 yards, 40 inches wide, '7ps and 4 guineas each, ' Frph Cashmeres in all colors, extra wide, and all wool, 2s Cd to 3s 6d. j [ •' Cashmerettcs in all tho fashionable colors, Is 9d, all wool. ',el flrench Cloth, in all colors and black, 2s 6d. Homespun Paris Check Merinos variety. The new "Ladies' Cloth" in all fashionable shados, All wool Satin ! .;: / Cloths, in overy color, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s. .• '.daJWincey, the Cheapest ever offered by Kirkcaldie and Stains, 3(in wide, Gid S Tiy . B i>94' For useful wear they are excellent. , 1 FANCY DEPARTMENT. OABES, COLLABETTES, RUFFLES, CHENELLE SCARVES and | 6QUAEES in profuße display. t. CREAM WHITE and BRAIDED LACES, . . iA 8-BUTTON FREKCH KID GLOVES, ss, 6s, 7j per pair iiiaflOMMiii wm FOR BOYS OVERCOATS FOR YOUTHS t ' . . \„ '.. ~ ' OVERCOATS FOR MEN. /Je largest and cheapest AisortmenUver opened by Kirkcaldie and Stains. l~ 6 and 12 feet LINOLEUM, 5b fid square yard LIRKCALDiE AND BPAINS IS ' ' ''■» ft- LAMBTONQUAY AND BRANDON-STREET, ipeoially jolted a visit of inepection provioue to purchaeinß WINTER FASHIONS.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1036, 30 March 1882, Page 1
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