CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN LONDON AND AUCKLAND. Re H» , AjBBOTT fc CO. Beg to submit for the perusal of their numerous customers the lollawing-porrespondencl from London with reforence to their trade :— P • Lime-street, London, E.C.. August 1,1888. , Dear Sirs,—We have been again successful in purchasing on your behalf a North London Manufacturer's Stock of Ladies' Summer Straw Hats. There are 3,941 Bats altogether in the '.A, shipment, and should arrive in good time for yorir Spring and Smnmer Trade. Our summer .> trade here in England being- practically over in the wholesale, wo were enabled to make a very advantageous purchase for cash. The Hats : range from 2s 4*d to 5s lAd each, manufacturer's first cost. . The lots were bought up at a price to enable you to place them (with the exception of oi:e case of very especial goods) ■before -the Auckland public at your old price of la each. ANOTHER EXTRACT.' ~'',' Wood-street, London, E.C. Gextlkmen,—We have much pleasure in advising you of desoatch of your valued orders pel f s.s. Kaikoura, being indents No. 4 No. 5, an'd-No. - 5u (comprising Prints, Muslins, Dress Goods, and Calicoes)^ Our Calicoes are finished ori an en- f : tirely new principle, which we venture to think will show a very great advance on those we have fupplied you in the past. Owing to full in the price of cotton, we are enabled to enter CotI ton Goods from Nos. R269 to R289 at less than i indent prices. . We are, gentlemen, yours respectfully, Rylands and Sons, ~ .: (R W. Higgan, Director), Manufacturers and Millowners. ANOTHER EXTRACT. '■- (Memo, from Harper, Huxtable, and Smithson, Manufacturers of Prints, Gin. hams, and Cotton Goods, Bleachers, Dyers, etc. We regret your shipment of Prints. Gingham's, . aud Flannelettes wero despatched a steamer later than ordered. Many of the -attorns ordered rA bein.tr some of our choicest designs, we could not i get sufficient through our nulla .to satisfy local i demand. Every design ordered (but five) We i have now executed, and comprise a most choice ':■■'- selection. Employing, as we do, one of the best designers in tho district, our patterns this season j are pronounced except.ionni, both in point of : novelty and style. We think they cannot fail to -v,; be highly satisfactory to your srado. 'rheabovementioncdec ■ o\- all opened, and comprise a magnift..-. •».»_-: which ■'; ! for variety and value - • >v!._tn,* yet I attempted by us, R. H. ABBOTT it U>., KAE^NGAHAPfiI :* | UPP^YMONIW '* .... , ROAD . ..v.. f- .-^fTßJpXr'.
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 240, 11 October 1888, Page 1
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