Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 274, 25 November 1897, Page 4

OUR MOTTO: / /\ \OUR PRICES i " EXCELLENCE/ \ \ are the | OF FIT AND U V^\ LOWEST IN IWO R X MAN-/S7j||| \ ' NEW ! SHIP, /»tJIMj \' \ ZEALAND I Combinedwith/o/ «*»/ \o Consistent . the very j^j " \%\ yrith ! Choicest and ISj \ -A very best . Newest /£/ \£<\ 'work. 'Materials."// FIRST \S\ ; /£?/ PRIZE \#\ /£,'/ HIGH-CLASS \%\ /£?/ TAILORING. \Q\ // \ \ / I \*A \ /£"*/ FIRST PRIZE \ \ -?|f ■Jjf /' / Artistic Cutting. \?S\ /&/ X&\ / v/ FIRST PRIZE UM /ft?/ & SPECIAL PRIZE VgA /^/ for style Wa\ My / and finish, awarded &t-y2j\ /, / NowZealandandSouthSoa \^\ h£ Exhibition, held at Dunedin u^ \ r/Jo Ho DAlton\|\ I"I TAILOR, \* \ / / QUEEN ST., AUCKLAND. \ \i MILNE AND |IHOYCE \J ARE NOW MAKING A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF DRESS AND BLOUSE MATERIALS IN GREAT VARIETY. FINE COATING SERGES-1/11, 2/3, 2/9 and to 5/11 FACED CLOTHS—2/3, 2/11, 3/6, 3,11 PLAIN and FIGURED LUSTRES—I/6, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6 SHOT LUSTRES from 2/11 BLOUSE LUSTHETTES from 2/3 DELAINES-1/6, 1/11, 2/3, 2/9 STRIPED CANVAS CLOTH—I/3 SHOT CANVAS CLOTH from 3/11 SUMMER. TWEEDS—I/4, 1/9, 2/3, 2/11 and to 5/11 COLOURED and BLACK FRENCH CASHMERES-1/11, 2/11, 3/11 BLACK SILKS In Merveilleux, Pongee, Tricotine, Surah, Bengaline, Faille, Gros Royal, Glace, Wearproof, Brocades and Satins, from 2/3 up. COLOURED SILKS in great variety, for Dresses and Blouses, from 1/9 up. MUSLINS, PRINTS, CREPONS, Etc., Etc., for Dresses and Blouses in endless variety. Special Line of LTGHT COLOURED COTTON CREPONS—7id SILK STRIPE GRASS LAWNS-lOd, 1/3, 1/6 STRIPE CAMBRICS for Blouses—42<3, 5Jd, G£d, 7Jd and to lid. FANCY DRESS CAMBRICS in variety THE NEW 'TITANIC MUSLIN'-9d FRENCH ORGANDIE MUSLIN—I/.and 1/6 DARK COTTON FANCIES for elderly ladie3 THE 'NEW SILVER SILKS,' best quality only; warranted to wash SWISS SPOT and EMBROIDERED MUSLINS COTTON GRENADINES THE NEW MOIRETTE LINING, now so fashionable, in all colours, 2/6 THE IMITATION MOIRETTE LINING, all colours, 7Jd PATTERNS SENT ON APPLICATION. MILNE o. (PHOYCE ILNE QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS "I Aft f ~S /$» O NN N EBKE SSSB II X X OONNNE OSS II XX 0 0K N N EICE Z SS II X O O N N N IS ■< SS II X X 0 N NN KEEE SSSS lIX X TTTTTTT EEEEEEE AA TTTTTTT EEEEEEE AAA TT EE AAAA TT EEEE A AAAA TT EE AA AA TT EEEEEEE AA AA TT EEEFEEE AA AA EQUAL TO THE BEST 2/- TEA YOU CAN BUY. Prove this fact for yourealvc-s. Stive your 6d por pound. Sold i!i 12 and 2Qlb tins. «3 and 45 half-cheats. Call for Samplo Pounds at tho only Address :— DUTY PAID TEA STOHB. 75 QUEEN ST. GOLEGROVE & Co. AFTERNOON TEA 'GRATIS' ALWAYS READY. TMPORTANT A NNOUNCEMENT. W. N. RDSHBROOK (Late Rushbrook and Co.) heartily thanks his many friends and customers, alike in town and country, for the very liberal support accorded him during- the long period that he has been in business in Auckland. He begs to intimate that it is NOT his intention to retire from business, halving reserved full liberty to associate himself with or engage in any business that he may wish. An opening having- presented itself he. has joined the old-established business of R. HOEBS, now carried on on the COOPERATIVE principle, and he will be happy to see all old friends and supporters at R. HOBBS'. It is well - known that the large CLOTHING and GENERAL DRAPERY STOCK of RICHARD HOBBS cannot be excelled for STERLING VALUE. A cash buyer, importing direct from the leading: Home markets, he is in the best possible position to get the BEST QUALITY OF GOODS, and to sell at the LOWEST PRICE. The Motto of the House—'STERLING VALUE,' 'SMALL PROFITS,' 'NO CREDIT,' is the only legitimate way of carrying on a business, and will always secure the confidence and patronage of the purchasing public. It is, therefore, with great pleasure that W. N. RUSHBROOK makes the above announcement, and hopes that all old friends will rally round him at R. HOBBS'. WALL PAPERS just arrived direct from tho manufacturers, latest designs, very cheap ; lot of remnants.—Note the address—M. J. Bennett, 193 Karangahapo Road.