SUPERIOR DRESS FABRICS. NEW CORDED DUELS, BLOUSE MUMS, FANCY MUSLINS, ZEPHYRS, ETC. Kirkmldie & Stains 1 Second Shipments Coiaechyew Hbpbkhit Extensive Display OF MODEBN MeJICIUNDJSE. Woollen Dress materials. English and Foreign FLECKED DRKSB TWEEDS, 4<» inoii wide, 2/0, 2/9, 3/3, 3/C to -J/- per yatd FRENCH WOOL CREPONS.Kw Shades, Lutest Crimps, 42 to 14 inch, 2/3, 2/0, 2/11, 3/3 porjatd NEW SUITINGS, Very Choice in Texture and Colouring, 44 to 48 inch, 2/8, 3/-, 3/0 to 4/6 per yard PLAIN AND FANCY AMAZONS, Latest Colourings, special value, 44 inch, 2/11, 3/-, lo 4/-; 52 inch »/(i yard CHECK DRESS GOOD\ wo are showing exhaustive stock in very small and medium French Dross Checks, very fashionable, 44 iuoh, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6, to 4/- yard NOVELTY ROBES, exclusive to us alone in this city, ono dress lciiyth only to each design and colouring, 7 to 71 yards eaoh; Price 38/6, 40/-, 42/6, to 633 the length Cotton and Linen Dress Fabrics. PIQUE DUELS, in all tho latest fashionable coloius, 28 to 32 inch wide, lOkl, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 yard FIIENCU BLOUSE AND OA3IBRIC SHIRTING, iu 45 different patterns, 32 inch wide, lljd yard BLOUSE LAWNS, 50 patens, 30 inob, fiJdyard DAItKANDMEDIUM PRINT, 400 ptas, in tho latest designs and colourings, Old, 7Jd, Bd, !4d tj 11 Jd yard SATEENS AND CItEI'UNS. dark grounds with coloured spots and designs, 32 inch wide, lid, 1/IJ, 1/3 yard SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, .we are lowing 100 pieces in th's favourite nia'terial.choice assortment of shades, 32 inch, 9Jd to 1/2 ja-d SILK ZEPHYHS, special in design and colour, 30 inch wide, 1/11 yard FANCY MUSLINS, very fashionable, latest desiciiß, 30 inch wide, 10Jd, lUd, to 1/2 yard. Patterns of Dress Materials ami Every Description of l Piece Goods Now Ready.
Kibkoaldib& Stains Lambton-quay nud Brandon-street, Wellington. Carpet Department. St. George's Hall. J. L. MURRAY. DRAPER & MERCER. (Next Dooii to tuk Cluii Horn). nYCLING GOODS JUST TO \j HAND. CYCLING SUITS, made of tweeds and serges, with strapped seals, 32/6 and H 7/11. CYCLING SWKATEIIS with Fourfold collars. Every cyclist should wear tlicin, best preventative against eolds, etc. CYCLING HOSE in colours, black, navy, heather, grey, and fancy checks. CYCLING CAPS AND SASHES, CYCLING DAGS, ETC. J. L. MURRAY, (Next Dooi: to Club Hotel). Educational Depository, Queen-street, Masterton. N.Z. DIARIES kkJLB96 Now to iia.vd ; for pocket and desk CHRISTMAS GAUDS, Just arrived for oufgoitig mail. Study Comfort and Economy, 20 CASES OF DIiAI'EBY (his week, all marked Cheap, and offered to the public AT WELLINGTON PItICES. Fabulous and Glorious Novelties in all Departments,
SUITABLE FOll THE SEASONTWENTY DOZEN LADIES' Umbrellas from 2s [ld to 7s9cl. SUITABLE FOK THE SEASONTWELVE DOZEN OF Children's Parasols from Is to 2s. SUITABLE EOH THE SEASONTWO CASES OF Ladies' Straw Hats In tlic Latest Novelties from !/• each. OUKMILLINEIIY THIS SEASON SURPASSES ANY EXHIBIT IN THE DISTIiICT. Come and See! On Case of Men's Fancy Ties.— Js.B.~S])ce'utl mil to this Departmnt solicited. i CASE of men's straw, felt, awl tweed x lints. 1 CASE of men's braces, well worthy of inspection. Prints, cambrics, ginfjliams, etc, suitable for ladies' blouses. 0 CASES ladies' hose, remarkably good value. 50 DOZEN LADIES' KPD GLOVES at 1/11, north 3/11. C, SMITH & CO, QUEEN-ST., MASTEETON. Ladies Remember! AN hour's sewing with a TORTEEIM Machino BOothes a woman's nerves and oxcrts tho same calming influence that tobacco dots to some men, nr that a Hood wifiioos to her beloved husband. She sews up all her little irritations into tho seams, imprisons her fancied wrongs into the double gussets or stays them into the gores, In short, the 'WEItTHEIM'S influence in tho homo is so beneficent that every true and sensible woman hails its advent with dolight, and confesses the superiority in the fact established that they give No Trouble, i [EASY, SILENT, and RELUME in all emergencies, and liko other carefully ehosen friendships improvo on acquaintance. The pleasure of your acijnaintanco is solicited by tho Solo Agent?— i GRACE, CLARKE & CO., 13, Manners-street, Wellington. Sowing and Knitting Machine Importers,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5188, 22 November 1895, Page 2
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667Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XVI, Issue 5188, 22 November 1895, Page 2
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