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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 68, 20 March 1894, Page 7

OF Fashionable Drapery EX S.S. PAKEHA AND S.S. DORIC (^ This extensive con- <; signment of Mantles, Millinery, Gloves, N Hosiery, and Dress Jo i Fabrics purchased S? S in the World's Best k Markets, will be § found the cheapest O and choicest of- <; fered in this market. _____ __ ~s*ffi The demands made hupon us in Dress- v-» making Rooms are r \— so great that we T"\ 2 would ask our Cus- __\ tomers to place Yf\ gE! their orders as°early • _______" as possible, so that f) 5 the disappointment PI -g of last season may jjy ■ 'II ___________», be avoided. g^ j_aßsg_3-i---aa--B---S-^ r_vjr J^j^jr r_^_^__v_^^ r^^£ r^^^jmrjATj^^ J LVAW^__w_^_^_WAT A t 1894 AUTUMN & WINTER. 1894 g i i SMITH & CAUGHEY beg to intimate that they have just 6 5 opened up ex steamships Pakeha, Doric, and Kaikouha, their % f first shinments of New Millinery, Mantles, Dress Fabrics, A _ f_\ f Blankets, Flannels, General Drapery and Clothing, &c, & j g for the above, seasons, amounting to about Ten Thousand X j! Pounds (j£10,000). all of which are being marked at their g p well-known low Cash Prices. El | GLOVES:Special. I \ A ____________<____ 7 5 ___o^_- « Having completed arrangements for the A f purchase of McArthur & Co.'s entire A ta 9a f_ Stock of Ladies' Black and Coloured Kid p A Gloves (just before Sargoods took posJ session), amounting to over at less J J than half-price, great bargains in Gloves J $ may be expected. v A A f The same applies to important purchases fy _r _w f of Dress Fabrics, General Drapery, A A Clothing, Mercery, etc., etc., all of which 4 ft beinrr extra stock will be sold at extra- ffSjj £ i _\ ordinarily low prices. Further shipments g _ _\ v A to arrive as the seasons advance. jjj i % \ } fi '; IMPORTERS, V I Wholesale and Family Drapers. g i $ _\ r __T__v_&^_&_^^^ ASK YOUR GROCER FOR INDIAN, CEYLON & BLENDED TEAS.