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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1663, 18 April 1884, Page 1

'AUTUMN. 1884. _ WINTER,, 1884. 1 «T COMPLETE RAME OP FASHIONS Now on View at DENISON HOUSE. OENIBON HOUSE. MASTEBTON. MILLINERY-HATS: Henry 11., Houry 111., and all other NEW Shapes. FRUIT FLOWERS I! FRUIT FLOWERS! t FRUIT FLOWERS 11 FUR CAPES-MI range of Sizes in Black and Brown. Brocatello Mantles, Jackets and Ulstora! Costumes Ladies I Costumes Girls I Costumes Childrens! LOUIS VELVETEENS. LOUIS VELVETEENS. In BLACK and all the Fashionable Shades, Kcwost Designs in Dress Fabrics, Homespun Fancy Tweeds, Costnme Cloths. &c, Hosiery in Ladies' and Children's. Cashmere, Murine-, Lambs' Wool, and Colton,_ all shades. Mosgiel Hosiery in Brown, Navy, Dark Groy, and Heather, all sizes, Lace Collars, Collarottes, and Wool Goods in Great Variety. Flannols in White, Blue, Pink, Navy, Scarlet, and Maroon. Blankets, every size, and bales to • select from, ' ' . Men's and Boys' Macintosli Coats. Men's and Boys' Pilot and Tweed Overcoatß, MEN'S AND BOYS' COLONIAL MADE CLOTHING 11 Men's and Boys' Hats, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Scarfs, fa, INSPECTION INVITED. WILLIAM" BELL, DENISON HOUSE, QUEEN STREET, MASTEBTON. E. W, Mills & Go., Limited. IMPORTERS OF AgrimUural Machinery and Tools! I , HAVE JUST LANDED FOB THE COMING SEAbONHOBNSBY'S TTIGHKBTTT)WZB DRAPERS 4 mWINE TENDERS! orasßra Highest Jlrize JXeapers & Iwinb Dindersi With all the Latest Improvements and Extras. HORNSBY'S COMBINED MIAPEEB & MOWERS. HORNSBY'S MOWING MACHINES. •T;VliFiV»iHiulH^OiiW For Hornsby's, Woods', and other Machines, STEEL BINDING WIRE! Hit! TTAiNtrn«m m The New American Solid Steel Scythes, Scytho Handles HARVEST TOOLS- Hay Forks, Hay Mm, Reap Hooks 4-BARBED GALVANISED FENCING WIRE ! write EAELY-fo shall to pleased to give you ovesyiafomation. E. W, MillsTCa, Limited, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, W ISLINGTON.

AnKOUXCB TIIH AIUITVAf, OF THEIK SfX'OSD iSkRIES 01' ! "'. AUTUMN AND WINTER SHIPMENTS To which they Respectfully Invite Attention. Tho Show Room ia specially attractive, while tli3 following goods nro well worth inspection :—Walking Jackets lGs Gd, worth 30a; Fashionable Walking Dolmans 255, 30a, 355. to G3s; Fnsliionablo Walling Ulstors 8a Gd, 9a (id, 12s Gd, 13r, 18s, 21s, to 'l2s; Fashionable Imperial Circular Mantles 2/s Gd, Ottoman Cord Broca'.ello and Brochc Mantles, Exceedingly Cheap, and iu Great Variety. MILLINERY, BONNETS, & HATS Have also just been received, in addition to (hose already in stock, the whole making a Most Unique Display. Two cases of Silk, Satin, and Surah Costumes from tho first establishment in London at •IJ. f>j, 0, 7, 8, and 10 guineas. LADIES' STUFF COSTUMES. In great variety 255, 28s Gd, 30s, 35 5, 40a, 455, 50s, and 5J guineas;' Black Costumes 28s fid, 32s GJ, to six guinoas. AND WINTER DRESS MATERIALS. Heavy All Wool Costume Cloth 10Jd, and Is a yard; Heather Mixtures, 1b 2d, Is fid, Is 9d; Soft Wool fioßtumo Cloth la Gd, 2s ; Fancy Checks and Piaiih la, Is 2d, to Is 9J; Fancy Stripes on Rich Colors, nil the Newest Designs 2j to 2s 9d; Ottoman Cord (all wool) in Black aud all colors 2s 9d ; 47 inch all wool Cashmeres, very showy, 2i 01, 3s, '6s Gd, 3j lid In tho following approved makes. Black Silk, Orient Satin de Lyon, Satin Soliel, Ottoman* Black Pekin Stripes, Black lthadamefl, Surah, Maiveilleux, Black Biocatelle Silks, 4s Gd' 5s 6d, fis Gd, 7s Gd, 8s Gd, 9s Gd, 111; Rhadatnes or Marveilleux Silk Diosses in all colors, Very Rich, 18yds, 7 guineas; Ottoman Silks iu all useful shales, Gs 6d, Broohe Satin 53 Gd, and Gj ; Satin Duchesse, a thick- rich Satin, in evory color. Bayadeio or Pekin Velvets all shades Gs, 8s; Moleskin Plash or SeUelle, in Black and all colors, 2li inch, lis, McLintock's Purified Russia Down, Tin key Chintz, and Dolly Vardon Quilts, best quality, lis, 18s, 29s Gd, 32b Gd, 42a, 523 61, GO to 90s; Down Cushions, lis 6d to 15s 6d; Ladies' Dressing Gowns in Kussia Down, Ladies' Skirts in Russia Down. .4 LARGE DISPLAY OF WINTER HOSIERY Including Children's with SPLICED KNKES, Knickerbocker Hosa, all sizes, Ladies' Hose, double heels and foet, Baldwin's lingering Yarn in every color. Six-Button Tan Doe Gloves, 3s Gd per pair. DOMESTIC REQUIREMENTS. Bibbed French Flannels, in Pink, Sky, Navy, Cavdina', Maroon, Cream, Sapphire, 2* lid per yard; Moletan Flannel, warm aud heavy, all colours, 2j 93; Dkcca or looured Twill Calico Sheeting, 72-iu., Is 6d; 80-in„ Is lOd; Economic Twilled aud Plain Sheeting, 54-in. to 108-ia, Is Gd, 2s, 2s 2d, 2s Gd, 2s 9J, 2i lid; English and Colonial Blankets in all sizes. Westminster Carpet Squaws, a new stylo of Carpat, 635, 81a,-115a Gdeach, according to size, Linoleums ffom tho factory of 11, Nairn and Co., Kirkcaldy, only tho best quality kept, 4s 9d per square yard. Nottingham Laco Curtains, from 5a to 45s Gd; French Guipure Cream Curtains, al linon, 25s to 7 guineas; New Tapestry Curtains, various patterns, 21s, 32s 6d, Sis; Tapestry Table Covers, a variety ot fresh designs just openod, 16s to 37s Gd; the new Chain and Rope Curtaiu Bands; Brass Cornicing, various widths and patterns; Billiard Cloths, specially good quality, 8 and 10 guineas. Boys' suits in Tweed Serge and Worsted; 10s Gd to 30s; Boys' suitu in Corduroy, Velveteen, and Elastic Cloth, from 15s; Youths' Suits, newest shapes' and patiorns 2ls to 45s j Men's Tweed Coats (strong and heavy) lGs Gd; Black Worsted Costs from 25s' Overcouta (an immense variety)-Boys' and Youths' Loug Overooats, Ha to 27s Gd; Men's Froizo Overcoats, 21s; Men's Fancy Tweed Overooata from 36s Gd; Men's Blue Boavcr Overcoats 31s. .-,.'■•■■■ THOROUGH Waterproof Coals, iu the different Cloths ao favourably known, can be had in sizes 44in. to SBin, long, also in Inverness Capes aud Shonldor Capes; Leggings to match. ■ New Hats. Shirts, and Underclothing, Football Jnraeya and Caps, Drossiug Gowns Now Zealand Mauds, Railway Bugs, Waterproof Rugs, Portmanteaus, Hat Boxes, &c. • Special Line.— Mosgicl Tweed, New Pattern, bangle at a,considerable discount. New Ulster Cloths and Tweeds, including the celcbratod Heather Checks. LAMBTON QUAY AND BRANDON STREET.

GEORGE DIXON, TOBACCONIST & FANCY GOODS DEPOT Opposite Club Hotel. . A LL Iho Favonto Brands of T. Canierons . andT. C. Williams l American Tobaccos in stock. ; «s* He Best Stock in the Wirarapato Choose fron,"& • Rough Cut Tobbaccos cut on tbo PrcmiEes and unequalled in the Wairarspa'Dißtriot. The Largest stock of Tokconist's suudries, Pipe>,l > oUchcs,CigarelteCttßeß,Stationery, Musical lustruiiient all doicriptions,Music Books, PJaying Cards, &c:,&c: ATTACHE©!,, Under a Profensional Artist. ; - • Mori' •'and Scissors Ground and Ret';! Musical Instiu. • mentsKepaired on tho Sfyrlcit Notice, ■ AGENT W .and •■•;; :: CAMPBELL,'Watohmakeu ' ; ;: '. GJEORGE OiXON iTZTZ I.proprjetqr

COLONIAL BARBED WIRE MANUFAGawarded \ (limited) SILVER MEDAL! COLD MEDAL II ; N. Otago cl K!n OAMARU. j&gJta. FACTORY AND WAREHOUSES; Tdambb akc Seveus Streets, Oamaro. PBIOE LlST—Xnnealed and Oiled Steel Wire.—No 12, in Beds of 1 cwt. (each 18 chainß long), £35 per ton. No 12, iu Heels of 1 cwt. (each 21J chaiiiß loDg), £3Blos por ton. No 14; in Eeels of 1 cwt. (each 20 chains long), £4B per ton. The above iu i .'. eft t. licels, £2loa pet ton extra. This wiia is used by Iho New Zealand Goverument Bailways and Public Works Dopartmenta, and is warranted to STAND A GBEATEHSTBAIN than any other procurable, liacingwire supplied. :>". :. J. J. DE LAMBERT, ; ' Seoretary and Manager, . We have appointed Messrs M. Caselberg & Co, sole agents forMastcrt'on ; iOrevtop, 1581