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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3106, 17 January 1889, Page 1

All departments are now replete WITH- • \ NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON AT ACTUAL WHOLESALE PPJCEfI we READY MONEY ONLY. I) MANAGING PARTNER.

bomarche * IMPORTATIONS FOR SUMMER, 1888. L J. HOOPER & Co. >w received into the Bon ALL THE NEWEST STYLES, DESIGNS & NOVELTIES FOR THE PRESENT SEASON, d beg to direct your attention to the —following new linos-' MILLINERY & SHOW ROOMS. All the loading' Novelties in Mies •and Childrens Millinery, including French and English Bonnets and Ha b. in Tulle, Lusel, Net and Straw, Manilla, Panama Rush, Crinoline and Willow. New Shapes. Black, White and Shaded Feathers, Plumes, Mounts and bprayß for Hats. A choice Aaaortmonb of -English and-French Dowers, Children b "White and Colored Granny Bonnets Ladies' Washing Skirts, Ladies Dus Cloaks, Lawn Tennis Jackets, Stocking ette Jersey, Tweed, Silk, Cloth and Broche Jackets, New Styiesand Shapes, flush, Silk Beaded, Moire, BroohJ, and Cashmere mantles, Visites and Dolmans, Hew Corsets and underclothing, ko., «o

ISILK AND DRESS DEPAKTMET. Plain and Striped Cashmeres, Nun' .Veiling, French Foule, Serge, and Ecarte Beiges, Striped and Laced Check Grenadines, Shot Merveilleaux Satins, Surrah, and BrocM Silks, Pongee Si)ke, Black and Colored Flouncing i A splendid and varied assortment of Jwashrog Fabrics, Ladies' Embroidored Wobes in "White and Croam Cambric and •. Muslin, Colored Zephyrs,"Prints, Camtries, Sateens, Gingham's, plain and fancy, Jeans, Drillettes,Reversablo Satin Checks, Alsatian Laws, Art Muslins, Figured Lace, and Leno Stripes and Checks, Cream, Figured, and Printed Oatmeal Cloths, and Mattings, Flannelettes,in plain and stripes, Galatea stripes and checks, and pandora checks,

FANCY DEPARTMENT, Fancy Frillings, in Lisse Muslin, Tintel. and Washing Material, Linen Sets, „ Corohonand Oriented Laces, inluscan, j Cream, Beige and Coffea. Embroideries ( in white, cream, pink, blue, and fancy ( colon, Pongee Embroidery, Aorophane, ( Millinery, Laces, Chenille, loaded j Spot Nets, New Ribbon, black and { all oolorp, Plain, Satin, and picot edges, -New Parasols and Sunshades, including ; the new En Tout Pas and Husband , Jeaters, in black, shot and plain colors, jgadies and Childrens Fancy Aprons and Pinatores, Lace and Fancy Silk Scarfs tnd Silk Hanhkercluefs, + | L. J, HOOPER? CO. HOSIERY & GLOVE DEPARTMENT • Ladies and Children's Hose and ! Hoso in Cashmere, Cotton, Lisle and Silk, Black and all colors, including the Utittb WMWIIg HUM VV*w* -±— - . ' DiamoiC Australasian and Standard Dyes, New Kid Gloves, in black, colors, and Tan, Ladies bilk, with Kid tipped fingers, Ladio3 and Children s p ur 6 gilk, Taffeta and Cotton Gloves. HABERDASHERY & MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. IT Ate are usual Btocked with all the best I elaueß of Goods, which are noted r throughout the district. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT FMenV Youths' and Boy's Clothing, Manufactured in tlio Colony from New Zealand Twoed, aDfl strongly_ recommended. Mens and Boys Hats in hard and soft Felt, Tweed,' Leghorn, Panama, »nJ Straw, Shirts, Bolts, Braces, Colta, Handkerchiefs, Portmanteaus, Bags, &c. L, J. HOOPER & Co, ; rami! tan NEW SYSTEM, ■

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