BUSINESS NOTICEs! 1 DJ.O. AUTUMN AND WINTEfc SHOW. FURTHER EXTENSIVE SHIP. MENTS OF NEWEST GOODS FOR j ALL DEPARTMENTS. § NEW DRESS FABRICS. I Fre s-"* Novelties in Dress Matenils rw Tweeds of an kinds. Beautiful _%£* &"** Wool Poplins, Rich Boucles. A__!l„ _%"*> Cycling Cloths, Our V_ m Ues. Homespuns, Meltons I * Tweeds(conflt*__ styles ' Co,OI "~- Unrivalled Selection and Most KxteiWve Ste___ in New Zealand to choose from. NEW CAPES AND MANTLES. We invite Ladies to inspect the MARVELr/m-. VALUES of Modew and Hfchly.finUhl Goods in this Department. EVERY FIGURE EVERY AGE, and EVBBY SIZE, Fitted with Smartest Styles and Up-to-date Materials. If you usually buy a Guinea Mantle ]___._ _ Cloak, you need no<v only pay from ifc &_ t W_t._? If you usually pay in the ordinary retail shn« ai ■_.»"_■-_?,„, *"' our ,ter 0 «*~-t vi-lit theM ' ffCt Saae Qood «' ,o **■* S SPECIAL PRIC_s"FOR THIS SEASON. Ladies' Capca in Grey, Fawn, Brown and h_.„ Tweeds, Lined Checks. 1X64 , -* ,^c^, . C^*^-•'^ h * e ' C •' Mi,, Brown _____ Silk, Trimmed Real Thibet Fi-r. ' ** Ladies' New and Fashionable Garments In Unentl'-, Variey of Styles and Materials ■"•""•Mini ALL AT THE SAME SPECIAL PRIOES, NEW MILLINERY. English and French Importations and their refleelliu,. are worthy a visit of inspection. A Lajve Ab__ ment of all the Newest Shapes and°St-v£« m Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bon.iete n Black, Fancy Combinations, Cardinal jr«vi_ otliersmart up-todalecolours. A Magnificent Assortment of MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, WINGS, K_ATIT*-i*q ORNAMENTS, &C., '*• All at MOST ECONOMICAL PRICES. NEW SILKS. The Richest and yet the Cheapest we have ere Shown. Blouse Silks and Dress Silk. U» prettiest combinations yet seen. Evening Silk. Wedding; Silks, Striped and Broche Silks, Black! Fancy nnd Plain Silks and many other noveltitii may be seen in our Silk Department. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS will receive on t_w_\a_. tion, post free, a full of Patterns of our New Press Goods, Silks, Sec, with charts aud fullpu-tjefr Jars for Bell-measurement. THE D.1.0. FASHION BOOK For this Autumn Season in now on issue, and will bi FORWARDED TO ANY ADDRESS. Select your Requirements from the Largest Variety «| Winter Goods in New Zealand. THK. D.LC, CSTCLING AND GENERAL COSTUMIERS, HABIT AND MANTLE MAKERS. Wholesale and Family Warehouse— CASHED AND LICHFIELD STREETS, OHMS.. CHURCH, And at Wellington and Dunedin. B. HALLENSTEIN, , E. O. BROWN, . Chairman. .Manage- ■ » _ —« THE, WEEKLY PRESS AND « N.Z. REFEREE," OF WEDNESDAY, APRIL __th. ILLUSTRATIONS. TIIE LATE MR J. D. LANOB. MP.. O. D. OREENWOOD. UNVEILING OF THE STATUE OF JOHN BALLANCE, WELLINGTON, APRIL 7tH. 1 MR DILNOT SLADDEN. ' MR E. J. RIDDIFORD. MR T. W. STRINGER. . SNAPHHOTS AT THE NORTH CANTERBURf.CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'- ANNUAL M__-IHO* AMBERLEY, MARCH Zwh. MR T. R. DEWAR. ~ f'p.;SELF HEAL (Prunellas Vulgwlr*}. . ; j THErNEW BOROUGH OF NEW BRIGHTON. I - -''.;/ THE MAYOR AND COUNCILLORS. - THE .KALEIDOSCOPE OF WINTER FASHIONS, -j ■ ■ ILLUSTRATED. ■ 1 AUCKLAND'S CRACK RIFLE SHOTMR H. T. HEAD. WOODVILLE'S CRACK RIFLE -HOT— ■ j MR G. LOVEDAY. COSMOS PEAKS, FROM THE DART RIVES, WAKATIPU. UP-TO-DATE HOUSE, HIGH S-RE-T, GHRIB-* CHURCH. UNITED FIRE BRIGADES' EIGHTEENTH ANNUAJf CONFERENCE, PORT OHAfJrIERS, MARCH, 1897. THE CHRISTIAN, By Hall Came. (* IHE BIOYOLE RIDE AT PENTON'S GULOH, . ;' " " By Luke Sharp. REMINISCENCES OF AN EX-TEXAS BAKuER. '''- By Henry Seton Karr, M.P. A CHINESE EXECUTION. FLIES AS PLAGUE CARRIERS. WHAT PRESIDENT DIAZ DID FOR MEJ~C& BILL AND JIM NEARLY GOT TAKES DQW* By " The Banjo." SPENCER AND DARWIN. By Grant Alien. SHILLIBEER'S FIRST OMNIBUSES. NEW ZEALAND PRODUCE IN SOUTH AFRICA TUBERCULOSIS AND THE TUBERCU.-JS -&>*' WHITE ROCK POTATOES. SUBSTITUTES FOR WHEAT. THE ALPHA BUTTER CHURN." ON THE EMBANKMENT. By W. Pctt Bid-re. BRITAIN'S BLACIC_ST SHAME. THE REFEREE (Ihe New Zealand Racing- Culend-r). SPOBTINGWOTIONS. The Starting Machine in Ireland; The Cnpr-M Forfeit List; Bettinjf Steward* and Duty. DEATHS OF DREADNOUGHT AND BT.GEOBG», Their Careers, by "Spectator." C.J.C. -UTUMN MBEXINO. Latest Training Notes and Betting. Tips by "Spectator." JOITINGS BY "HOTSPUR." Prospects of Dunedin Horse*. EASTER RAC-TmEETINGS. ' Likely Winnere, by "Oar Own Corre9ponden« OUR. SPECIALS. The Racinjf News and Notes of -tha Wee*. TROTTING. Notes by " Spectator ;" South Island TroUinJf Association. The Thunderbolt-Schoolboy Cast •Trottinjf North and South. , THE KENNEL. . Notes \>y "Teriier.*"' ATHLKHC. Noteo by " V-uKe**.* 0 Che O.A.A.C. Meeting-, by " ->»*'* B - ue * CYCLING. Wheel Notes From Everywhere. THE GUN. SwlllMmVfl^KCTu-^gS! AQUATIC, THE RING, ANGLINt... OOUT, VWO, HUNTING, LAWN TRNNxS .- , PRICE-SIXPENCE. :?1 .
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 9703, 15 April 1897, Page 6
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