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Marlborough Express, Volume XVII, Issue 270, 18 November 1882, Page 3

s W. B. GIRLING & CO. ■ dpeiiing; of New Premises, f MARKET SQUARE, ■ : . • (Opposite the Goveriiment Buildings.),.. 1 . -\.- WE desire to express our veiy ; sincere thanks to all those who m the ■■ !l past liaVe so freely and generously accorded us their patronage. ; We venture to hope that the/.same'libejaUspii'it will be shown us m the '. future.' We shall do our very best tftnierit-irby strictly adhering to true commercial principles, ,aiid having for ouj* motto, "Small Profits and Quick Returns" — most' beneficial alike to'buyer and seller. We hold an Imm'ens&ijJtock, chosen with»great\care and judgment ; such judgment founded' on large^experience. The following detajlsrwill give!, the inhabitants of Blenheim a fair idea of this .commercial TJuilding':^ -^ ■"'"' '.; On the ground 'floprjßjo, very large shop of great width, which holds all the general drapery"; there is also at the back a room set apart entirely for ladies' use— of good size— .which holds the .millinery, underclothing, b &o:, and' is p'e'rfe'otly secluded^ -. '..- V;'- .• . . ■ i f ; Going upstairs to the second flobrisa Very large room set apart for i geherarstores' vthis room wilPlwioi^carpets; floorcloths, mattings,' &c. — a grand room. On the same floor is the dressmaking room, with a sepa--3 rate compartment for fitting on : we venture to affirm that not m any part of New Zealand , is there a room, its- superior, if. its equal, for size, 5 elaboratene^h^j^entila^on^as^dj^Bssmaker'j room. _ _ l" '*' '':'!w"- ;'■■''■•; ■.i""' : -"^ ■•■' 7 ;fi ;"'!i;<' '*•"• s\\ M ;«;M - 1 ■ I ' I Wewill n6w,j(necessaiily briet) shadow forth' .m .detail the contents of the' various ! dep'ai ; tments,'c6mmencing with the " ■ ■■■''.', iDre^S ; : ,'' SATEENS,' plain aijd fanojjf in'p'ea^ciok aiid ttij blues", &ime, navy, T»Uv.««tJj.!«C* : i brown, 'old' gpW, drabs, prunes, olives, ifeo. OATMEAL' and OATU ??* r T l ® l ~i I.P^.lCattPpß'in'pink,1 .P^.lCattPpB'in'pink, sky, abme, andiwbit^v NUNS' VEILING , r '', •"■.' '■'"'. '„ in'pjnk,', sky,'- drabii, ordme, black, ' to.^An:immense assortment of ; ' , ( '.'.'„ ''',<', .'■' Colored. Oa.Bhmpres, Lustres, Beiges, SiiK^Warpsl'&p; . '-^. : o , ;., v ..,;»,.,,.,,;., -.',l ... -fir. ■" — .., ''j Tjvtw'3::'. , ;o Black D^ess -Silk Warp Parramattfts, Bombazine ; a large iange of Oashtn'eres, Wotawiaiß Merinos, Beversible CashmereSji&o. ; D,olmlSa|rfiapes,.<So. ; Lustres, , . Frenob Alpaoas, Bussell Cords3.Wa|^o||Bptms,*Freneh T'wiUs. ' ;..,),, „'■, „, i ,1 . CobourgsVSatinCloths.ltalian Cloths.Jigeens, Grepisnand Persian » :. i , ;; ll : •.-,,. k . :? k:.P(«^*P- ■'—:-:■:.: „,1, „ j „„;,„./.""",."; I-,., :'.jy ■ jMillineryi ■ English and French Bonnets, Trimmed Hat's, Untriramed Hats m i „-i>.M :,■:'■ '! ii every:new shape; Beal |Feathers; : Prerieli Wreatbs and Flowers; ' ?,:•! .'.• .. ■.!> ■.. PlumesJ'Hat Ornamentg; Bouchings for the neck, m ertoe, white, ■ • i!j .:.. -.:.;: plain, and lace-edged; 1 Beal Laces, black and creme.) Spanish Laces, ' A .<■■■■ ,ii :-.: .".white and black ;■ Tulles,! and many other articles too numerous to ' ! ; . ■!...! | -!/;! ■- : ■■• set forth m fullJ ■] : ',"'/ . , v t Mantles. All that is New.andiFashionable,-inoiuding''Doimhns ;i 'Fiohus r , . ■.!.'i...--!u'!'i t -- •■.JSbpes.-'&o! l "'" 1 i; ' ! ' | ,■:»■> .... i.. ■ .<:; ,:':• v i «i--'.! ! r ■'=[«!■■■ "->-■■< -' '■■•'■" ;■- ■-■•■ "".f-,: ,:.. ■„■■; .:/',., ... ,;;, .■{ ''u/,\ Ti- , I Manehebter : Long Cloths (plain anid.twilled) m every number, Twilled, Sheetinga, '" 'Hft«iio ?'"' ; "Blankets,Fl4n'nels,'TpwelUng. i > ; Lnce 'Applique, Muslin, and Lend l ; UOOHB. • Curtains ; Irish''Linens,,made m Belfast ; Diaper Table Napkins, ■ "■'.'' ''',"'' ' ' Huckabacks, ForWrs,' Chintz,- Cre'fones, 1 Silesias, Hollands, Dimities, j " ! \ 4 -, ' : ."" '■ Window Hollands;; Crimean: Flannels, Shirtings', Table Cloths,) aiid . "'': "■'; ;;•"/ '!',' Table Covjers, White'&ndj Unbleached Cah'cos, &c., &c. .Carpetß, &C. .Brussels, Tapestry, Kidder,J)utch, Floqr,Cloths, f LipO"leuras', Doaia ,','t -, r „ „ij '..- j-an4"Chin^,Mattipgßmevery-\*idth l tidmp^fttt&fci l *W«)lßnd ; §oir L ,„/«.>,., ; Mats m, every size. ' : .; : ! .„,„ ;. . ... , , „-„ , ' " "•• •' ■' ' •''■'•£? i , ■ r, ji I ni.-.Men'a .><<"< In this department we have a wide range. ' Tweeds from" the \ " ( T l lkfV»iri T «* 'Mosgißl,iKpiapoi,:Qeelon(!, and West of England factories, made up j;..i.iW ffl?P;i m shapes quite'equal, if not better, than. those made! to order, t; We J ! ..h „.,■ ■■:!•, >jincan fit tall and slender men, short and stout men, and outsize men. n' ; !.:i^!i-.;.. :- , ■ .. : The bulk of 'the goods m this department come direct to us from the S { in m ii.-Ai „i , : i t.various faotories. ' ' ■..; , ... , ; - /V i , !i Boys' "' Grand value in 1 Boys'! Clothing. Every 'kind.' shape, size"and ,^vciifl&ing.:'i q f 1 y i :;': "■■;"• : - :; .• v ! - ■ 1 ': 1 ;! '•■■'.; . Men's Hate.. If space would allow, we could enumerate an nlmoßt endless : ..-. . -mi -Variety of kinds and shapes; ako m .boys\ ; , - . . / '; ; and Shilling Tables are freshly . . •.■: supplied with some Great Bargains. ; • i . 1 :"; T?RATELiLING BUGS -PORTMANTEAUS. ' ' HALL ; QF^COMMERCE ■■■'j. N^ Growers. , lj ■§■•..■ - -r' v • . ' .. '■ .g Zr ' fpHE undersigned will be CASH PUBCHASEBS of the following FBUITS, y ■ ■ J. m unlimited quantities, viz. : — 8 ' Raspberries, Strawberriaa, Gooseberries, Blackberries, Black. and Bed 9* ■ . Currants, Apricots,. Plums, Damsons, Peaches, and Tomatoes. m P Parties^ending us Fruit are requested to put their own name on the M r" ; boxes, so .that ,we' may know \yho esch lot comes from, and also advise us by ™ : If: post of the': number of boxes and weight of fruit. ' L 6| S. KIBKPATE.ICK AND CO., ..'( | ™ . NELSON JAM FACTOBY, NELSON. • Railway Drapery Store. iGener^l Drapers, Clothiers, Etc., BEG toiuforin the inhabitants of Blenheim and surrounding districts that they have this day PURCHASED the Goodwill, Stock-in- . Trade, &c, of the above wellknown establishment, corner of Grove.Eoad and Omaka : Bridge, from Messrs W. E. GIRLING and Co., and are now offering the Entire Stock, consisting of : , ; j MEN'S, BOYS, AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, ." In' T great variety, including Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, and other Colonial Tweeds ! " " The "MESS &'^N'CMTER s DEPA§ji IMENTS1 MENTS , Are also heavily sfcefie'd; with the Bdsii rfnd Nevri^fsfeklNG GOODS, too numerous to particularise. ' { S /T,he 'stpdk liaying ibeen/ purchasea: at a heavy :disc6uiiti we a^es en. ' abled to offer some RARE BARGAINS, and invite the' public to call „ !early, and Becure them. A Dissount of Five Per Cent, or 1/' m tlu £, will be allowed on allpai'cels. ,■-,/» . ; j , ' "• K3* NOTE THE 4DDRESS : ■ ' J. RANKIN and Co., Opposite Railway Station. j October 12, 1882. HB2 3 RABBIT SKINS . Notice. PUBCHASED :. f Or MABKETED. THHE undersigned- has commenced 3 ' J business as General DYER, 7\ GEO. S. STSNHOUSE. and Cleaner. of Kid Gloves. All v- |08C j. ■■■■.-■ ' kinds of Fur and Ralbit Skins i r~~ ~ __ . . o * Tanned and manufactured iuto I JNonce. Rugß Any color of W(jol Mats ON and after this date all persons ma ' ie fco older - whose CaTTLE are found A. ANDERSEN, - TRESPASSING on my ground, Grove Road, being Section 140, Onamalutn, lft i fi /n.^ •* v> i >oi \ Norfh Bank of the Wairau, will 1Q45 (OppwNi Parker's Store.) ) be PROSECUTED without fur- ' 1 tber notice., > : Notice. . JOSHUA TrLLER. ~~ October 6, 18*2. 1107 fiIHE HIGHEST Markot Price .. n, .... . — — a_^ 1. given for all kinds of POUVDaikee and Son, TRY and EGGS, by . DEIOKLAYEES, a. penney, L> PLABTEBEBS, O yster Saloon opposite Olub Hotel. SLATEJRS; AND ;BTqiLDERS ':']::/ ' -£-< ri >/Tf i ' Auckland St/ Blknukim.' 34 1172 ' POTATOES FOJr'sALB,