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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1696, 28 May 1884, Page 1

.x.MN, 1884. _ WINTER, 1884. 9T COMPLETE MMli OP FASHIONS , NowouYiowat ..,,.. | . ," ; ■,. DENISON HOUSE. DENIBON HOUSE. MASTERTON. MILLINERY-HAT 3; Henry II„ Heury 111., andall othnr NEW Shapes. FRUIT FLOWERS!! PRUIT FLOWERS . . FRUIT FLOWERS 11 FUR CAPES—FuII range of Sizes n. Black and Brown. Brocato'le Mantles, Jackets aud Ulsters,! Costumes Ladies'! Costumes Girls 1 Costumes Childrons !■■.::'■■' LOUIS VELVETEENS. LOUIS VELVETEENS., In BLACK and nil tho Fashionable Shades. "'■'■ Newest Designs in Dress Fabrics, Homespun' Fancy Tweeds, Coatnme Cloths. &c. Hoaiflrj in Lidies' and Children's. Cashmere, Mtrino, Lambs' Wool,'and Cotton, all shades, Mosgiel Husiery in Brown, .Navy,. Dark' Grey, and- Heather,, all;sizes. Lace Collars, Collarettes, anl Vt'ool Goods in Great Variety. Flannels'in White; Blue, Pink, Navy, Scarlet, and Maroon, Blankets, overy size, and bales to Belectfiom. OLOTHINe."CLOTHING. Men's and Boys' Macintosh Coats, Men's and Boys' Pilot and Tweod Overcoats, MEN'S AND BOYS'COLONIAL MADE CLOTHING 11 .' ' i Men's and Boj s' Hats, Shii ts, Ties, Collars, Scarfs, Ac. INSPECTION INVITED. ', WILLIAM BELL, i DEN PON HOUSE, QUEEN STREET, MABTERTON. Ploughs. S§tSS!BWWJHKHP Ploughs. PLOUGHING SEASON. BnMHHHlMfflUffiffll IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Agricultural Imphmmts and Maclikenj, ""J AVE JUST LANDED.-Hornsby's Wrought Iron Ploughs X (Light. Medium and. Heavy), Circular SkeHiß, Exira Wheels, Plough Bhares, Plough Fittings, Zig-Zig Uaww.s, Di.>c Hair»ws, 2 and 3-liorse Whipp'etr'ei s, Cballcutters for hand and power, Horse powers with Intermediate Mot'ons, Bourd-Cist Seed; Sowers, Weighing Maulum-s, Best Ji ack Fencing Wire, Plain uiid Galvanised Fencing Wire, Galvanised Mi and-Wire, Barbea Fence Wire, Fencing Staphs, Galvanised Corru- . gated Iroi l . IRON FENCING SrANDARDS CUT AND PUNCHED TO ORDER. SAW MILL SUPPLIES OF KVERi"DESCRIPTION, , AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT STORE, FKATimn tis-Stkket, WAREHOUSE & OFFICES, LW. MILLS'S CO. (LIMITED), WELLINGTON. NOVELTIES! NOVELTIES Just received, per tk latest direct Steamer, by msumnmmmgsm The latest styles in Millinery, as purchased by thoit Mr Kiikcaldie in London, who coium nts m follows:-" The tmhmkd iuts ano; bonnets by this sl'ipment are good aud atlrac'ive, being Copies, in Dark Materials, of the Shapes to be' worn this Spring." In addition to the Hearty-made Milinery, special attention is called to a wide range of STRAW HATH in all the prevailing colours, in plain'and'fancy straws, the Newest at Home. Princess Shape Bonnets, in black and all colours, Ulsters by the Tonjyariro aro specially recommended, as bping all perfectly New Shapes a-id suitable for this climate,, being of good material, but nut weighty. These can be had at all prices. ,- t ■'■,■'■ ' : '<■ Dr. Warner's Coraline Corsets, in B'aolt, White, and Grey,. The followingare the leading and highly commended shape*:—Eupress, Enchantress, rJerapis, Duchess, Langtry, Soleut, Louisa, and other makes,' the wholo of which are made aud patsed 10 the order of Mr lurkcaliiio, London, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BACK SUPPORTERS, 10a 6<l EACH. ii cases of coloured and black Kid Gloves, in Coloured, Black, and Tan, Fiench aud Sivede, Willi or witnout Gauntlets', Buitoiiß, aud Clasps.: In addition to the already unique disp'ay of DRESS MATERIALS, Kivkca'die and Stains have opeued an assortment of • '..,'■ IRISH ~-" r*i From the Factory of Pirn Brothers & Co , Dublin. These are in all, useful shapes, and can Le had fioni £5 15s (id tha Dies 3 of 16 yards, CREAM ORIENTAL LACE,, The most fashionab'e Cotton Lace of the period, can now bo seen in and all styles widths, from Uto & per yard, . • ~.,.•.,,„,, Real Lace Collars and Collarettes; Embroidered Linen Collars, just opened, for ladies and children, '•'■'>' • FRENCH AND ENGLISH CRETONNES.' Ladiis desiring to seoa nico selection, can find a most unusual display, in single and doubie widldw, including Reversible Pattern?. . ... . Tel veteens.-A large lot, cabled for, are n<w on B.iard the British King, MERCERY. 7 .'■■ ■■" >■ ■■■■ ■■ T ~"■". Boys' Tweed and Seigo Suits, from 10s Gd ; Ko.ge Sailor.Suits, with > Nautical Overcoat to match; Boys' Buniharue Suits, in Worsted, Ourdu:oy, aud Yolveteau, new colours from 15i lid. ~.'., ,', Just Opened.-Boys'Navy Jersey Suits, extra strong, irorn Ik : Youths' strung IVeei Suits, 2-is W4sj. Men's Suits, in Serge and Tweed, 26s 6d te '4Ba 6d jMen'n heavy Tweed Ce»ts, 16s Gi; Men's B.ack aud Ulue Worsted Coals, from 25a; Men'B Sao Coats, in the new materials, 27s 6d. ; , .. : .■,.,.-. , i ..: ;.;.,,,,: Oyereoats.-Children's Capo Overcoats, lis Gd to 20a; Boya' and YoutbaMjonS Overcoats, 14s to 27s (id; Mtn's Friozo Overcoats, 21s j Men's Tweed Overcoats; 26a 6d J. Men's Blue Beaver and heavy Nap Overcoats, 34s to 47s 6iL Thorough Waterproof Coats.-In'our Guaranteed Cloths, in sizes 44in ta Db'in long; also in Inverness capes and Shoulder Capes—Leggings to match.—New Dress Shirts, Ney Crimean Shirts, with Collars- and every deaoripdoii of Underclothing. -Latest Shapes in Hats, Travelling Capn, including the new■•' Pulm'an'' sh'ape.-Dressihg Gowns, New Zealand Maude, Railway and Waterproof Buggy Rugs, Portmanteaus, Hat Boxes, Ac, Ac, &c. .'. CLOTHS. TWEEDS. Strong, Durable Tweeds, 2* per yard; Mosgiel Tweeds, new'patterns; new Ulster Tweeds and Box Cloths, Camels' Hair, Black Astrakhan Indigo Nap Cloths; ~. •. TERiIS-5 per cent, discount/or Cash; 2\permU of Monthly Accounts. ■'[ LAMBT(IN QUAY AND BRANDON STREET.' . The greatest : WONDER;OF.MODERN TIMES. Yimmfim GEORGE; DIXON,:: •TOBACCONIST & FANCY GOODS DEPOdppbsite: Club : Hotel..\ ' '" I ■'■ '■'" J\ andT, O.Williamß' American Tobacco insiock,.' .■■.' ' . '•. ",'■".',. 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