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Press, Volume L, Issue 8599, 28 September 1893, Page 2

Business Notices, OUR MILLIKEEY. SOME valuable remarks by our Home Bayer. The Hate and Bonnnts mentione are Now on View in our Showrooms, and are the very Essence of Fashion—quit the newest, latest and favourite styles. READ WHAT OUR MILLINERY BUYER SAYS :— The MABSARH2TA HAT, with jet earrings each aide of hat, with "jet earrings " each side of back, is one of the newest shapes now worn. The strings are Mcd under the chin as in a bonnet. Parisian ladies and our most elegant; society ladies in London are charmed with this new shape. It is •worn at every fashionable gathering. The HORSESHOE HAT is much worn io Paris and London. The mount of flowers at the back goes round the knot of hair, which i* worn low down in the neck. The velvet lies are crossed under the hair and carried round the throat and tied in a small bow close under the chin. DOLY VaRDEN BLACK LACE and HELIOTROPE STRAW TRIMMING, trimmed with brown velvet and creme -ilk, edpred chiffon and sprays of heliotrope. This Hat is a copy of one made for Mrs Kendal. BONNET worn by the Duchess of Teck at the opening of the Imperial Institute. Is n Kolti frame covered with amethysts, and trimmed with heliotrope and moss green. On the hair is a wreath of ivy leaves, and falling at the back is a fringe of daisies. EORSE-SKOEj BONNET, worn by Princess of Wales, covered with jet sequins, acd trimmed with fans of fawn and orange ribbon, fawn ospreys at the back. Another HORSESHOE BONNET, bought from one of the leading Parisian House, is composed of pale pink velvet roses, ivy leaves and mignonette, crown of gold guipure lace, with beautiful bows of apple green in front. PRINCESS MAY is a Bonnet of Jit. after the style of a Marie Stuart, trimmed with a mount of pink and orange primroses. This bonnet is particularly charming. FOR LOVELY MILLINERY TRY LOKARGAN AND COMPANY. "CEYLINDO" IS TEE ONLY BRAND OF TEA. THAT IS NOT KILLED CARRYING PROFITS. THOSE WHO HAVE NOT TRIED IT SHOULD DO SO. FRUIT—New Currants od, Raisins sd, FLOUR—(ingiewood Mills), 251b 23 lid Sultanas s£d, Muscatels 10d 301b 4s lsd, 1001b B*. 2001b 15* " CANDLES—Electric —, Adamantines 6d, j FLOUR—Roller finest, 251b 2s 3d, 50lfc London Was 7*d, National 4s 4jd, lOOlb 8* 6d, 2001b 16* SUGAB—Good White Crystals, per lb, MAToHEs—Plaids, 44d per doz; 2500va1. 2sd; Best Dry White Crystals,! Is 8d per doz ; large vestas, od per per lb 2Jd; Snowdrops 27a cwt, box; larsce safety, B. andM., 7^d ocr lb 3d doz., small do., 3d Otz. COFFEE—Fresh roaeted and ground SOAP—Per box, 5s 6d, 6s 3d, Bs, 83 6d, 9a daily, Is 4d, Is 3d, and Is 8d per lb and 10s SALT—Best, 4s 3d per ewe. BLACKING-Per doz, 4£d LUXENE, 5s 6d per tin BLACK LEAD—Per doz, 6d SEMOLINA—Iid per bag CENTRAL FACTORY BUTTER FRESH EVERY MORNING. CEYLINDO No. 1 ... Is 6d. CEYLINDO No. 3 ... 2s 4d. CEYLINDO No. 2 ... 2s Od. CEYLINDO No. 4 ... 2s Bd. The above Teas are packed ia Alb and lib packets, 51b, lOlb and 201b tins, and 401b cheats, Id per lb olf 51b, ttd off lOtb, 2d off 20lb. Special quotations for chests. 161 COLOMBO STREET. OHBISTOHURGH.

JOHNSON & COX7ZINS, <LATE B. HALE & CO.) SAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, HORSE COYER, FLAG, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, AND ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS, WHOLESALE AND EETAIL. WB beg to draw the attention of the Public to the following List of Goods, of which we always keep a Large Stock, and as we always import all our Material direct, we are able to sell at Lower Prices than Any Other Firm in. New Zealand :— TENTS FISHING lINES PARCEL TWINES HORSE COVERS CRICKET NETS THATCHING CORD LOIN COVERS LAWN TENNIS NETS' SACK TWINE CART COVERS SHEEP NETS OILSKINS FLAGS MANILLA ROPE REAPER AND BINDER PULLEY BLOCKS FLAX ROPE APRONS HAMMOCKS PLOUGH-LINE FISHING NETS GARDEN LINES CRICKET NETS. Special Quotations to Cricket Club 3 requiring a good many nets, MARQUEES. » IK JfJl JOHNSON Wk. FLAGS, v^ft^?Btf!^r\^jxX}V>S\. Please Note the Address -=.. JOHNSON & COUZINB, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. OPPOSITE MESSRS BALLANTYNE & CO.'S DRAPERY" ESTABLISHMENT

"THE ERROR OF OUR EYE DIRECTS OUR MINJJ." I ODn « ™ MISFITTING SPECTACLES ! TELEPHONE LIKE THESE POSTAL ADDRESS INJURE THE EYES. JOHN R. PROCTER. XJt J3 Sf J OPTICIAN, JEWELLER, &a § |i|!^!|l> f J ||J§ IP 145 MANCHESTER STREET 1 1; 3 glff g~ 3i|iji»l|f (Next Corner Lichfield street) ||f g |S. a | tgl l 1 CHRISTCHURCH, ** jfl? I *.sf | -ilKSill |f Isfif l| A Record Iβ kept ot the Details oi all Spectacles cold or made to order, and i new Pwr can be cUauned at any time It the Name and, If possible, the Date of Orde &TQ Blippli£uLr Erery class of Optical Goods, Spectacles, Folders, &c., suppUed on the shortest notice. If not in stock can be made to order, and all work guaranteed. OCULISTS PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY EXECUTED. REFERENCES kindly permitted to many of the leading Oculists and Opthalmio Surgeons In New Zealand. W. H. PRICE, BRASS FOUNDER, PUMP MAKER. &c. CARLYLE STREET, SYDENHAM. I^γ ABLER of the Celebrated Eclipse Pump, adapted for all purposes. BRASS SYRINGE PUMPS, WINDMILL and DEEP WELL PUMPS, GARDEN and FIRE ENGINES, &c. Particulars and Circulars on application. 1089 /