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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 151, 27 June 1889, Page 4

D-TUT ACPHERSON • .IVJL Having opened all his STOCK OF WINTER DRAPERY, la selling at EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES: NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW MANTLES and CLOAKS NEW JACKETS, GLOFE3 and HOSIERY, NEW MILLINERY, RfBBONS, and LACES. Large Stock op CALICOES, SHEETING, BLANKETS, AND FLANNELS. BOYS', YOUTHS, and MEN'S CLOTHING, HOSIERY, MERCERY. INSPECTION INVITED. KARAN6AP.APE ROAD, NEWTON. ■\TEW REASON'S X^RAPERY. JLI k9 3.J MILNE AND CHOYCE Beg to notify that they have now received the bulk of their New Goods for AUTUMN & WINTER, ex fiuiades and g.s, Doric, Tongariro, Arawa, lonic, and Eimutaka. They are of the latest fashions, and the value is unrivalled. The following are a few specialties :— MILL.INEUY. including the shapes now so fashionable UNTRIMMED HATS and BONNETS of every description MO B CAPS, Is 6d to 223 6d JACKETS in Plush ana Cloth, new styles and new colours MANTLES, DOLMANS in Plush, Silk, and Cloth, Fur-edged and Fur-lined DOLMANS, JERSEYS, GARIBALDIS SPECIAL LINE of 45 PLUSH JACKETS at 35s 9d, worth 50a FUR GOODS in all tho new shapes, including the PRINCESS, VICTORIA, LONG BOAS in Bear, etc., from 5s 6d to 81s BOYS' FANCY CAPS and HATS, new shapes KNICKERBOCKER SUITS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, HOSIERY, etc. UNDERCLOTHING in Ladies' and Children's, BiBY LINEN (both imported and locallymade) ; all marked specially cheap HOSIERY in Cashmere. Plain and Ribbed, best makes, in all colours to match costumes KID GLOVES in our well-known makes in Ladies and Giris' THE NEW KID '-TIP-TOP" GLOVES in all the fashionable colours RIBBONS. HANDKERCHIEFS. HABERDASHERY, WOOL GOODS, etc. An iinmonse stock of FANCY DRESS GOODS, specially imported br ourselves, in all the now styles and colours FOULS CLOTH, double width, all colours, from Is lid up AMAZON CLOTH, double width, the latest from 3s 3d to fis 9d Plain, Fancy, and Striped Dross Materials, both single and double width, from Is upwards ; also in Colonial makes BRAIDED and EMBROIDERED ROBES 74 BLACKS in Plain and New Stripes, very handsome PLUSH, all colours, 4s 6d to ISs 6d A. SPECIAL LINK at 9s 6d, same as sold previously at 13s 6(1 Braid Sets, Gilt, Silver and Fancy Trimmings, etc., etc. MANCHESTER GOODS in all variotiesBlankets, Quilts, Household Linen, Curtains. Just received— SPECIAL LINE 25 DOZEN " TIP TOP" GLOVES, 2s 9d. ALso SPLENDID LINE 4-CLASP AUSTRIAN CALF GLOVES, 4s 6ti ; U3Ual price, bs lid. N.B.—Patterns sent on application. Telephone No. 412. ]M[ il n c & Choyce, - QUEEN & WELLESLEY STKEILTS, Auckland, SPECIAL VALUE IN DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT WILLIAM X> "ORIDGMAN'S. Double-width Heavy Meltons, all shades, for 30 Choice 1 Embroidered Ladies' Robes, 16yds, from 14s lid " Good line Heavy Dress Serge, 9d Great variety Winter Dress Goods just opened at 53d. 74d, 9d, lOid, Is ; grand value Wellington and Roslyn Blankets and Flannels at 10-vest rates: Blankets from 6s 6d pair _ English Flannels, bid, 7*d, lOd, Is, is 3d; special Having cleared Owen and Graham's stock of Grey Calicoes (over 5,000 yards*, I will sell them by the piece at less than wholesale price for Cash only 50 Floorcloth Squares, half-price Ladies' Winter Dolmans from 12a 6d, half usual price Nice assortment Wool Goods Ladies' Long: Black Clot)) Jackets (good), from 4s lid ; short do., 8s td Men's Oilskin Coats from 10s 6cl Men's Black Paget Coats, 10s 6d Men's Tweed Pag'ot Coats, Es lid, 6s lid, 9s 6d Boys' Black Cloth Coats, 3s lid Hoys' Knickerbocker Suits, 2s lid Boys' Onehunga Knickerbocker Suits from 9s6d Grand value in Boys' and Men c Coloured Moles Boys' and Youths' Tweed Trousers irorn 2s lid; Men's do., 5s lid - Large variety job lines in Hosiery, Dross Goods, Clothing, etc., to be cleared very low. * 288 and 290, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, ■ ' i DR. 'W ILK IN S Is now permanently established in his NEW ROOM!?, A few doors above the Star Office, on the •around floor Shortland-atreet. He has engaged a Lady Attendant (who was some time with Dr. Fischer of Sydney) for the Ladies' Electrical Room. 'Hours-9a.m. to 4.30 p.m. Sundays, 10 to 12. Also, Evenings at his Home, Lower Symonds-street, 7 to 8. The matron of the Auckland West Kindergarten, Howe-street, beys to acknowledge the following, with thank? :—Milk, daily, from Ambury and English ;. bread, •weekly from A Friend, Newton, Mr Grubb, Newton, Mr Phillips, and Mr Martin, Parnell. Supplies of meat from Mr Garrett. and Mr Grey, Newton, Mr Middlebrook, St. Mary's Road, Mr Briggs, Ponsonby. Groceries, weekly, from Mr Earl, Civil Service A donation of 11s from Mr CaSfey. From A Friend, One Tree Hill, Epsom : One sack of carrots, two of parsnips, two pumpkins, bag of potatoes. •> Coal, etc., from Mr Piper, Karangahape Road. Vegetables from Mr Davison, Newton ; a parcel Of Clothing from Mrs Foater, Waimauku. " Pluck from the memory a rooted sorrow" in being hitherto unable to get a wellfibting suit made to measure, and "purge it to a sound and pristine health" by placing your future orders with tho New Zealand Clothing' Factory, 158 and 160, Queen-st. fitting guaranteed.—(Advb.) Even in your Tea-drinking you can act patriotically^namely, by partaking of the ferifefeh Planters' Colombo Garden Ceylon Tea, A most delightful and pure beverage. —Brown, Babbett, & Co., Tea and Coffee Merchants.— '(Apyj.)