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Notices.

WINTER GOODS I

MISS DOEAN

Begs to intimate that she is now in icct'ipfc of her FIRST INSTALMENT 01? WINTER GOODS ! ! ! comprising all THE LATEST NOVELTIES in DRESS MATERIALS, With SUITABLE TRIMMINGS, &c, so that Ladies can still depend on having «a Fashionable Co&tiunc made at her Establishment second to none in the Pi ounce.

IN MILLINERY,

She has the Latest Styles in all kinds ot

JE3L/Zk."3?& 1t

cunipi'ii>i»ij

FELT, PLUSH, AND STRAW,

so that her customers will be able to please themselves, no matter how fastid us their tastes may be.

THE GENTLEMEN

Have also not been forgotten at the Establishment, that branch being still under the management of Mr M. Mobts, who has added to her already

WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, SHIRTS, & HATS,

a style of Goods hithci to unknown iv Waikato, : -

0^ ! THE KAIAPOI \ ' MANUFACTURED CLOTHING.

which, for style and (juahty, is equal if not superior to the bespoke Clothing nov> being turned out by the local tailois, at a little more than half the price. Gentlemen requiring Winter Clothing would do well to inspect these Goods prior to giving their orders or purchasing cl&C' where.

I3LANKETS !

OLANICETS ! I>LANKETS !

In White and Coloured,

In all qualities and at all prices, so that every ckss of purchaser will find it to their advantage to patronise this Establishment.

THE BOOT DEPARTMENT! can still be found replete with EVERY GLASS OF GOODS, uoriE in COLONIAL & FOREIGN MANUFACTURE, suitable for all cla&ses of wcaicrs, which are being sold at such prices that they cannot fail to please all. In conclusion, Miss Dokax thanks her numerous customers for their pa&t favours, and trusts that she will see them again making their purchases at her Establishment, where they can depend upon getting A FIRST-CLASS ARTICLE AT A REASONABLE FIGURE.

MISS.M. DQRAN,

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Bibliographic details
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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1736, 21 August 1883, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1736, 21 August 1883, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 4 Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1736, 21 August 1883, Page 4

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