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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 202, 24 August 1904, Page 12

DRAPERY. CLOTHING, ETC I .Dress Department! Smith & Caughey Ltd. ___T __ \ 1904. / O^ TiIHTTTTIi iiriTiinriinnTili'Hl \ , 'jfflv"frHr^j*< : v_ I . r.iM^LVMlt___K«^_i^_f^gq^frj^fljjg^go|^flYyg|j-jj-"_£s_~ '■^ Among the Early Arrivals for Spring, the following enumerations will be of Interest to our Customers:— Iffavf fcnSinißrcirS c Stock Priestley's Famous Trimmed Embroidery, 23, 26, 2/11, U\u\i» Uoß°"*_**" i boot?b. Dress Fabrics. 3/e, s/ii, 4/ii. . j» Quality and Dye guaranteed, viz. :— With Tucked Fronts, Trimmed Embroidery AH-wool French Taffetas— r'nnvas loths, Voi es. rvohairs, *,lT\ 2 J¥' I 7'!' 2/ U',_? /8, 3/ ®' Even-coming shade. 44 to 46 inches Grannattes, Barodas, Herrieite, Soliel »/l*i 4/11, 5/9 to 11/9. 1 IU, 26, 211, 3.'6 yd. SaU^cimh^ Panama, loiedo Ladies' ChemisesNovelty Summer Flakes- We'dirllpecial Attention to the * lain ' */"■ 2S to *'* All shades and pure wool Lighter Textiles for the Coming Tnmmed Frilling or Embroidery— 1 '4J, 194 yd. Season, which include Novelties in Single 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/9, 2/11, 3/3, New French Costume Beiges— I), ' csa Lengths- 36, 3/11 to 6 11. Double width 1 .Qi yd Embroidered Voiles in Applique work ith Tu cke d Fronts, Trimmed Insertions, I'O, ' Fancy Designs and Spot Vbites " V^V^V IS New Spring Costume Mixtures Silk Voiles, Silk Eol.enne Si 1 '* 4 * 6 ' 4/11, 5/6, 5/1 ' All shades. 1/1 li yd silk w ? r P fcstreUa, Crepe-de-Paris '/«' S/ ,6 to 14 / 6 ._ . , ~ ' ,'" , Crep«line, Bleck &vs hrte effects, etc. I adift«%' Knirkpp«; 45-inch Knoppe Cloths— uaaies MiicKers— All Xcw Sutrmr elrwJes _, _, Tnmmed, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11, 2/S, 2/& . .T -< U e /ft -j New Goods by eve r<y Incoming- 2/1 i, 8/8f g , 31 1 to 5/6. γ-i i «. . i •_—_—■>> v-_____________________________________—___ lnmmcfi Insertions, Embroidery or Lace— Make Voiles— 2/11, 3/3, 3/6. 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, Very now, in lovely shades. 21 1 yd. L af Jj eS ' Children's Ulid6rclOtHl 5/6, 6/11 to 11/9. Exclusive Summer Robe *m*Muu*mmmimv*mnnrmtmi\ i ■■■■■■■m ■■■. Ladies' UnderskirtsLengths Just Opened I Nightdresses- white longcloth skirts, trimmed pi. ■f. p i -i /r-« A Embroidery or liftce— PJew Goods raow airriving- by every v,riL ' l o,<0 ' trinmiod Frilling or Edging— si l' 6/l'l"7 11 8/11 to 39 c! I iiif»(~>»w»s-i»" e-fl-ea-i M-»f»r S'6, 3/11. 4-.-6, 4t'li to '7/11. ' ' ' ' ' ' i ificommg steamer. _ - . - ._,,'., SKIRTS in prints and assorted; Witn lacked Fronts, trimmed Lmnroinery--- rnrnnwi *>,_? -t o<o o on._. n ._. n " 7 2/9, 2/11, S/6, 3/11, 4/6 3?if to sfll Silk Deoartment toe/n 3/11,4/6,4/11,5/9u>sn. r Wit!h FaTlcy Fronts trimmed Insertions, LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES' MO--or Lace- KEEN UNDERSKIRTS, in all the Tussores, from 1/CH, 3/11 4fi A/H erye 5/11 6/1 I newest shades, from 6/6, 6/11, 7/6, Spotted and figured Japs, yard wide 7/6, 8/11, up to 32,6. * /l>, & ' ll, y ' Q ' 1 ' U P t0 iat> Cream Crepe-de-Chines With Wide w ntel f a ii Frills- . Milan Checked Silks 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, €/11, 7/11 to 146. Novelties in Silk Petticoats fop Spring Ivory Japanese Silks, special, from With large Fancy Shaped CePars— and Summer wear, i0 1 to Aβ yd 13/6, 14)6, lE£e, IS/B, S2/e to 29<6 ' ■- Ladies" Combinations- o^.^V^UnS^t^l^n ■1 /4 -1 1 ?>/i? *3 -J A'fi Trimmed Insertions, Emhroidov or Lace— 1/114. -3 «, ab.d/n, *,to, 0,11 4/11 6/a 6/a 6/11 _ 7 v io iS , 9 Crepolines, light in texture, all-wool Ladies' Slip Bodices- "_!?!? 2/S 3'G 3 11 4/6 yd High and low neck; waist measure, 20in, CREAM SILK BLOUSES, at 8,-11, __/fcP, cS-t», «-» 11, ■*/!=♦ 30. to32in. S'6, 12/9, 15/9. 16/9, 173, 18/6, Satin Mohair, Reversible Argo Cords, Plain, 1/11, 2/6. 2/11. 21-, 249 to 39/6. Tricot Cord, for Dresses 2 6, 2 11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/11 yd. -.— — Corkscrew Dress Cloth « _s Rosella Dress Cloth, S/6, 4/6, 5/6 yd. &1 1 IL 11 Ltftilo Nun's Veiling, 1/44 to 2/6 yd. Biarritz Cloths, reversible, in Blue and & FamlJv n ran f>rK «»lr« Jet Blacks, at our well-known Low w aaoac®_aie „. jt<i_iniiy Drapers, etc., Cash Prices Cashmeres, in Jet and Blue Black, 2Elsl_}- 1 S=t.-fTHk gri _ Prices, to 4'll yd. '

I GREAT GREAT | I I / BIG X jj j SALE/ RECOUNTS OFF \f A^ E I > NOW Z^^" 1 " Beautiful Solid Qold Dress NOW \ y/Engag-ement Rings, Gold 3rooches, WatehesN, 8 J ON/ Chairs, Links, Studs, Bangles, Muff Chains, etc. i il \ GREAT BARQAIWsT/ \ > N. In Solid Silver- Brushes, Combs, and all / \ J \Dressing Table Requisites, Solid Silver/ I (; GREAT \. Goods, E.P. Goods, Clocks, / GREAT I % ANNITAT \ Silver Watches, Chains )y / AXIMTT AT I |J X Studs, etc., etc X ii.r*H UiiJU | j| SALFJ>- \. m / | I IVOW ON, \/ NOW ON. I I Only Address: Oppoiits Towi Clock &. Exchange, Queen St., Auckland. | SOLE AGBITS AND BOTTLERS FOR THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT: HIPKINS 8l COUTTS, Elliott Street, Auckland. NEW HQIV3E SEWING MACHINESb. S. CLARKE Kapangahape Road Jr©PW©©K» ' Karancshape Rd J

_ _ _ I I The United States Govern- . , j ment recently purchased in !' I London and Manchester, from ** * ; bulk shipments, five samples .^ °* tDQ Choicest Australasian butter, one of which was "*£"jj manufastured by the New W Zealand Dairy Association, V-r AJ The American experts . £"^ awarded the New Zealand . Dairy Association's butter 91i . j points, as compared with 84| points for the highest of the I \J other four samples, and de- \J f" 8 * clared that it was equal, if f* not superior to the best ££ fresh American butter, notwithstanding the long ex. W posixpe and adverse eontfitlons L 1 * T" 1 to wlach it had been sub- '""I jeeted. This Celebrated But- f^ I i ter is of local manufacture. It is packed under the " New Zealand Dairy Association' , N»A ! and "Anchor" Brands, and (Vl '■ •is sold by all Dairymen and ■ Storekeepers in the Province. - ! THE ' HEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION, UMITCO. Wholesale Dmfot: WELLKSLEY H'i'mmyr r