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Bay of Plenty Times, 21 April 1890, Page 3

TEMPLE of FASHION, TATTBANGA. AUTUMN GOODS. . AUTUMN GOODS. JTX7* BIGHT haa much pleasure in drawing' attention to his Large • vr and Varied Stock of General Drapery, which he can confidently recommend to his Customers as being Cheaper and better value than ever offered before. ■ •-.-■ ■ ■ *'. DRESS GOQDS.--French and Bradford, Casbmeres, Meltons, Foules, Plain and Check Amazon Clotb, Costume Cloth, French Serge, Colonial Dress Tweeds, Embroidered French Cashmere Bobes, very choice. PLUSHES, VELVETS, AND VELVETEEN, in all the New Shades. ULSTEBS. — A very extensive range of Ladies' ani Childrens' Ulsters in the 1 new Busfiian and other shapes, Mackintoshes, &c. JACKETS.--In Tweed, Stockingette, Jersey, Curl, and other Cloths* including the New Plush Jacket, the latest Novelty of the Season, also Fur Boas, Victorias, &c. , ~ *. MILLINEBT.—Imported French and English Millinery, Infantß\Hats, Hoods, Cappets, Ladies' Hats and Bonnets in Felt, Plush, Beaver, Braid, Chip and Straw, all the latest Styles, also Childrens' Fancy Toques, and Ladies' Tweed Caps. BIBBONS, LACES, FLOWEBS, FEATHEBS, WINGS, AIGRETTES, MOUNTS, Ao. W GLOVES, HOISERY, and FANCY KNITTED WOOL GOODS, KIDTIPPED CASHMEBE GLOVES, Black and Coloured. CLOTHING.—- This Department is fully stocked with Kaiapoi and other Colonial made Clothing. Owing to the increaeiag demand in this Department J.W. has made arrangements for several deliveries during the Season. Hats, Caps, Shirts,. Ties, Mens' Under Shirts and Pants. A special line in Colonial Goods. Striped Football Jerseys and StockiDgs to match all Colors. A^ COMPETENT DRESSMAKER on the Premised. lit and Style guaranteed.

J. WRIGHT, •Sole Agent for tbe New Beale, and White Sewing Machines. To the residents of Taurcmga and surrounding districts. IBE(J TO THANE you for the liberal patronage you have given, me for the ten years that I have- been in business, and to inform you that I have disposed of my business to MT. O. ALLELT, to whom C hope you ; will give the same hearty support.— Yours faithfully, I\ S. "WESTERN. 2nd September, iaß9, " .- ItVISH to draw the attention of my friends, and the public generally to the above notice, and to inform them that I will be glad of their orders for new goods, or repaipff. All work taken in hand will be finished thoroughly, and at the most reasonable rates. I have a splendid selection of all lines in the trade in stock, and to arrive by direct steamers from the manufacturers at home, which I am offering at low prices to clear. INSPECTION INVITED. THOS. C. ALLELY, SADDLE, COLLAR & HARNESS-MAKER, SPRING STREET. FANCY GOODS. NEW BOOKS. Plush and Leather Bags from 4/ Dictionaries from I / to 7/6 Photo Albums for Cabinets, carte-de-visite, Letter Writers 1/ to 2/6 ; from 8/6 * Ready Reckoners 1/6 to 4/6 fans in Feather, Laoe or Satin, from 2/6, Traders Reckoners 3/6 Chinese Fans from 4d •_ Cookery Books 1/ to 3/6 Workboxes, Writing Ciases, and Desks to Scrap Books and Albums 1/ to 6/6 suit every purse Postage Stamp Albums 1/6 to 7/6 Glove and Hankerchiefa Boxes from 2/6 Childrens' Picture Alphabets 6d to 2/ Ladies or Gents Dressing Cases 25/ Birthday Books and Booklets 6d to 5/ Lined Workbaskets, Leather Satchels, Plush, Merry Companion for all readers 1/6 Glass, Wo°<* or Leather. Excelsior Reciter (350 pages) 2/6 Photo Frames from 1/ to 7/t> Fun better than Physic 1/6 Inkntands 7/0 up, Glass Inkbottles 1/ up The Book to keep your Spirits up 1/6 . Japanese Cabinets 2/6, 6/, 8/6, 16/, 10/6, 20/ Eyesight and how care for it 1/6 STERLING GOLD AND SILVER JEW- Sleep and Sleeplessnew 1(6 ELLRY AND ELECTRO PLATED &**P& J^v^ WQkie Collins 2/3 wTpE The Spell of Ashtaroth, by D. Osborne 2/3, Z! .'„■*. ru -a, Kept Secret, by Mrs Splendor 2/3 WidtbjunW*^eß,Hanbng Cases 70/ Passe Rose, by Arthur S. Hardy 2/3 Ladies SilrerWatehes, Hunting Cases 60/ j^^ Doone and Tommy Upmore, by BlackWaterburyf Watches, old series 14/, new more 2/3 y Beries,lljadies or Gents 22/6^ Ulu an African Romance, by J. T&ouipion Watch Gua*Js, Ladies from 12/6, Gents from 2 /Z *.u»w}?»™ 15/ •' , , „, The art of Boxing, by Donnelly 2/ Wateb Chains, Lockets and Pendants from 3/ Uly Laßßj by Justin McCarthy 1/3 Necklets and Lockets, Banjrles and Bracelets Silenfc Combat, by MUes Earrant 1/3 Brooches and Earrings in Gold and Silver Looking Backward, by Edward Bellany 1/6 I Pencil Cases, Scarfpins, Studs . For England's Sake, by Robert Cromie 1/3 <> Sleeve Links, Thimbles &c., &c The Black Ball, by D. Piewon 1/3 '- Wedding Rings and Keepers Stories Wild and Weird, by Sir Gilbert CampEngagement Kings nice assortment bell 1/3 S. P. Breakfast and Dinner Cruets Cheap Editions of Kingsley,s Works at 9d J5. P. Sugars, Creams and Butters each. E. P. Toast Racks, Biscuit Boxes . Cheap Editions of Routledge's Deotective Egg Frames and Salts stories at 8d each. E. P. Tea and Coffee Pets &c., &o. STATTONEHY «?CWnnT T^mrq Xr« TABLK CUTLERT, TABLE CULTERT. SAAJ.IUJN.Htr, SCHOOL BOOKS &o v GLASS AND CHINAWAHE, NEW STOCK. *■ 1.. III! I II I I I ■ - - I BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER. mxn I rK gg» ° p,,g g^S i ■-. Am r s , oaSy 5 m s rs &