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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 239, 8 October 1891, Page 4

A LTSRATIONS We bepr to notify to our patrons of the City and Province of Auckland that, having completed the alterations and extensions to our promises, we are now in a position to snow OUR NEW SEASON'S GOODS To every ad vantage. We have; add isd; a MANCHESTER and LINEN DEPARTMENT, where we are now showing complete stocks ot Calicoes |~"*""I I)hk?,sMaterials i-J I in endiess variety. biiEETiNOo j > -Camel Hair" Quilts j j (the rago in LonToilet Covers \ don), Jacquai-d ,„ T I O 8 teures and spots. Tablti Likens Delaine, etc. Towels I | Printed Sateens Curtains M ] Cambrics and Cretonnes j | _ Pongees. ! 1 Sii'TCs in Black, Shirtings Tf_\: _ Wa '-! c ---?;. a ? d .. Etc. Etc. Etc. «____ Evening ahades. . A larger stock than ever of MILLINERY. FLOWERS. FEATHERS MANTLES, JACKETS DUST CLOAKS, DRESSING GOWNS "!<' A AN) DUESSItfG- JACKETS SHOWER AND WATaBPROOESUNSHADES, GARIHALDIS HABIT SKIRTS, otc. U\"sFncroT T nw —**—" Gloves, newest A complete range. O I (Novelties, con- „- j slautiy arriving). Merino and Hosiery, Ladies' Underwear £ | a .„„ Girls', in Silk, bANiTAR-i. i Cotton, SumDr. ,Taegor"s Goods M j nior Cashmere. Toilet Necessaries ' i Men's Half-Hose, etc., etc. various. Boys' Clothing ■ C 3 I • Eoys' 6-spliced and Hats. _, Knees. 1 j Boys and Youths A Manufacturer's | f Undervesta. Clearing Line of I RiniiONS. very 91 Crni.rw' Cos- j yrf) 1 • handsome. tumks being sold ! U_ j Lack-'. Real and at great bargains. )_,_ — ' Imitation. Patterns and Prices sent free. MISS HUMONT, our present Dressmaker, is giving universal satisfaction. We can confidently guarantee fit, style, and punctuality. A Refreshment Room has bean added to our Show Room for the convenience of any ladies who choose to avail themselves of it. Ta/jT ILKE & fIHOTOE, QUEEN" & WELLSSL-iY BTHIH3IS. IT7ILSON,I\f C|PULLAGH& HO., H ILSON.-IVIoL/ULLAGH & i^O., general drapers. New Zealand House, 130 and 182, queen-street. We have much pleasure in announcing the completion of the large addition ■ and oxtensive alterations to our promises. The large extra space at our disposal has beon made the most of, the requirements of evory department being studied as much as possible ; while the opportunities for the display of Goods are on the most convenient scale. Great preparations have been made to open the trade of the season by the importation of large shipments of the latest and most fashionable Goods. The result of our efforts is eminently satisfactory. All the needs of fashion have been carefully considered, and the unlimited assortment of handsome Textiles now displayed in our Show-rooms renders it an easy and pleasing task to select materials suited to every taste and all requirements. We have secured the services of a talented Dressmaker, and we mean to keep » up our reputation of keeping the best Goods and selling at the most reasonable rates. Telephone 135. & £jO:, GENERAL DRAPERS, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 180 a-™ 102, QUEEN-STREET. WHITE'S MULTIPLE' CUTTING R U L E. TO TAILORS, DRESSMAKERS, AND THE HEADS OF FAMILIES. With the nse of the above Rule, anyone can be taught to CUT ALL CLASSES AND SIZES OF GARMENTS in less than quarter the time taken by any other system. Separate Classes for Ladies. For terms, etc., apply by letter to JOHN WHITE, TAILOR, 225. QUEEN-STREET. LIST of Prizes at Dunedin Exhibition : — First Prize for Pliprh-classi Tailoring. First Prize for Ladies' Riding Habit. First and Special Prize for Style and Finish, First for Artistic Cutting. —j. H. Dalton, Tailor, 210 Queen-atreet. THE popularity and enormous sales of Wolfe's Sohnapp testify to its iatricoio menta,