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Press, Volume LI, Issue 8738, 9 March 1894, Page 3

Business Notices. 18 94. ________ | T^ E TO-DAY MAKING OUR FLRST DISPLAY OF AUTUMN AND WINTER MILLINERY. LADIES are respectfully requested to CALL and INSPECT our LOVELY MILLINERY, and wa shall be very pleased to show our Goods without press- ! ing anyone to buy. But to see our styles is to desire to buy, for everything i$ so pretty, so becoming, and so cheap, that vre must be able to please all classes, both poor or rich. Last Season the Milliuery shown by us was admitted by ail Ladies to b-3 the most becoming ever shown, and this Season we feel able to 9how such Goods as must place us quite at the top of the tree. One of our BONNETS of a pretty BROWN VELVET, with Passementerie Trimming of Soft Greon Tinsel with Shaded Brown and Green TinsWorn by PRINCESS MARIE OF ROUMANiA. TOQUE of BROWN MAZE and GREEN VELVET, with Mercury Wing to match—Woro by DUCHESS OF YORK. ' X CRIMSON BONNER trimmed with Creme Point Venise and Jet LaceWorn by LADY SUMERSKT. And numerous oihsrHats and Bonnets from the leading Court Milliners both in Paris and London. CHILDREN'S HATS and BONNETS, very choice, in PLUSH, WOOL, and ASTRACHAN. We have prettier shapes in this Hue every season, but we can honestly say that this shipment surpasses all that we have ever had. Our Untrimrned Felt, Velvet, Silk, and Satin-crowned Hats in endless variety; also Straws of every shape and colour. Mercury Wings, the New Curl Ostrich Feathers in plain or shaded, Twills, Jet of every description in sprays, crowns, gimp; Pompons, plain, coloured or spangled; Violets, Poppies, Chenille Flowers of every shade. LONAR6AN AND COMPANY, B. BUTTON, HOUSE DECORATOR IN ANCIENT AND MODERN STYLES. IMPORTER OF British Plate Glass, Silvered Plate Glass, Gilo Moulding*, Glass Shades, Artists Materials, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, and Decorative Wall Papers, including Dadoes, Borders, Friezes, and Fillings, B BUTTON'S Executors wish to call special attention to their SELECTIONS o « PAPJtiRHANGINGS, which are only Selected afcer careful study of style and artistic effect. Purchasers are Invited to luspect their Large Importations. As none but efficient bands are employed, under the superintendence of Mr W. H. Mncdougal, they can guarantee that all work will be done in a Thorough and Trades- | manlike Manner. Paper Patterns and Estimates Free on Application or by Post. Telephone Exchange No. 712. Hours Bto 6. B. BUTTON, 210 CASHEL STREET (Next Press Office;, CHRISTCHURCH. "THE ERROR OF OUR EYE DIRECTS OUR MIND." MlB FIT TING BPSO T A 0L E 8 TELEPHONE LIKE THESE POSTAL ADDRESS INJURE THE EYES. r7lprocte^, mm *5 Sffe off OPTICIAN, JEWELLER, &o. § • 555§ §111> § "■gig §S| 145 MANCHESTER STREET IE- "ff l*SiJ„ g3 *.2g.2° 2 (Ptext Corner Lichfield street) SS gBB 9 Silililll < jh ™ hotoh ' ? iifMl ▲ Record is kept of the DetsHa of all Spectacles sold or made to order, and aew pair can be obtained at any time if the Name and, it possible, the Date ci Orde are supplied. Every class of Optical Goods, Spectacles, Folders, etc, supplied 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 tha leading Oculists aud Opthalmlo Surgeons La New Zealand REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF FLOUR. BEST ROLLER, 251b, 2s; 501b, 3s lOJd; 1001b, 7s 6d; Sack, 2001b, Hs. SPARKLING WHITE SUGAR FOR PRESERVING OR TABLE USE, 2£d per lb. NEAVE'S FOOD, 10d per tin. A. and H. MALTED FOOD, Is per tin. MELLIN'S FOOD, Is 8d per bottle. A Large Shipment of MACONOCHIE'S " LOCH FYNE" HERRING, just to hand, fresh and kippered, white pickled and smoked. Also, Silvocea's Mackerel, Finnon Haddock, etc. FINEST NEW CURRANTS. 4d per lb. FINEST NEW VALENCIA RAISINS 5d per lb. FINEST NEW SULTANA RAISINS ... 5» PER LB FINEST ELEME RAISINS 6» per lb. MUSCATELS « -. 10u per lb. CEYLINDO TEA. CEYLINDO No. 1 .... Is 6d. ~ CEYLINDO No. 3 ..2s 4d. CEYLINDO No. 2 ... 2s. CEYLINDO No. 4 « 2s 3d. COMPLETE PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION AT 161 COLOMBO STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. JOHNSON & COUZINS, BAIL, TENT, TARPAULIN, HORSE COVER, FLAG, AND OILSKIN CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, AND ROPE AND TWINE MAKERS, WHOLESALE AKD BETAIL. WB beg to draw tho attention of the Public to the following List of Goods, of which we always keep a Large Stock, and as we always import all oar Material direct, we are able to sell at Lower Prices than Any Other Firm in New Z TENTS~ FISHING LINES PARCEL TWINES HORSE COVERS CRICKET NETS THATCHING CORD WIN COVERS LAWN TENNIS NETS SACK TWINE CAM 1 mVKRS SHEEP NETS OILSKINS _ FLAGS Mi&ILJLAIiOPB REAPER AND BINDER PULLEY BLOCKS FLAX ROPE APRONS HAMMOCKS PLOUGH-LINE FISHING NETS GARDEN LINUS TARPAULINS. We would Specially Remind Runholders and Farmers of the Great Value of Tarpaulins, aswithout one it often means a considerable less through the Wool and Grain Get ing Wee. MARQUEES pieaseNote tho Address!.JOHNSON & COUZINS, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 8 ! mamas BALLANTYNB & CO.'S DRAPERY ESfABLISHMBNT. MRS MURPHY BEGS to announce to the *** *** ** returned from Sydney. «» at 90 MADRAS ©a ».*•*• i, .„, . Where she will be pleased to see any of her old Friends and Customers. While in Sydney Mrs M. studied all the Latest Sciences of Cutting by MeaauremM iLadles living at a distance will be supplied with instructions for Self-measurement on application. MRS MURPHY, 90 MADRAS STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. K,B«—Wadding and Mourning Orders punctually attended to as usuaL