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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10044, 24 May 1898, Page 4

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS -■■■ - ■ . . i i ii - ■ •- ' """ MILLINERY. AS OUR LADY PATRONS well know, we make a SPECLAL FEATURE of MILLINERY. We'spare no X-> trouble or expense in keeping this Department thoroughly up to date. Just now we are showing Mid-winter Sty!* . .Some are expensive, others are withiu the reach of those whose purses are not so weU lined, but all are strikingly beautiful, fashionable and novel, and we have no hesitation in saying that our Millinery Display is not surpassed in the colonies. A really stylish Hat or Bonnet will give a finishing touch to any costume, and lend a cert;'in distinction to the wearer which stamps her as well dres3ed. \\"c have jnst secured, at a large discount off usual prices, a Warehouseman's Entire Stock of Ladies and Misses' NOVKLTY HATS in Felt, Velvet and the new Plisse Velvet, all in the latest styles, newest colours, and thoroughly op to date in every respect. These we offer at 3s lld, 5s lld to lie 9d each. Usual prices, 9s lld to 19a 6d. A GREAT BARGAIN IN SERGES. SERGES for Costumes were never more fashionable than at the present time. They are the most useful and popular materials manufactured. A good Serge Gown or Costume, well made, will stand a heap of wear and look well to the very last. We have been fortunate in securing, at literally our own price, a Warehouseman's Entire Stock of All Wool Estamene and Coating SERGES, consisting of close on 3000 Yards, and comprising shades of Navy, Black and Claret. Very rarely does it happen that we are enabled to offer such wonderful value for money as in the case of these really useful Merges, which are now on sale at ls ls 3Jd, ls 6Jd to 19 lld per yard. Usual prices, ls 9id to 2s lld. W. STRANGE' AND CO. -■■ ■ ■ .... BEATH & CO. DRAPERS. BEATH & CO. GRAND DISPLAY OF NEW WINTER GOODS. . DRESSES. j BLANKETS. SHOWROOM. Cl_W Tweeds, 8a 6d, 10s 6d, 14s 6d, 18s 6d, 21s 6d, lull Blankets. Witnev, 7s lld, 10s Od, 14_ 9d, 19s 6d Charmihjr Mantles, 27s 6d, 355, 425, 65a length I Blankets, Colonial. 14s lld, 21s, 26s 6d Rever Cloth Capes, 25s 9d, 32s 6d. 45s Hard-wear Serges, lis 6d, 14s 6d, 16s 6d, 21s 61, _ii!lj Blankets, Coloured, 5m lld. 7s lld, 10s 6d Electric Seal Capes. 49s 6d, 635, 95s length Blankets, Witney, 7s lld, 10s 9d, 14s 9d, 19s 6d Ladies' Trituoied Velvet Toques, 5s lld Brocaded Dresses, 13s 6d, 19a 6.1, 2_i 6d, lull length Blankets, Colonial. 14s lld, 2ls. 26s 6d Knitted Wool Skirts, ls 6d, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 5s 9d Foulle Series, 10s M, IZ> 6d, 14. 6d. 16s 6d, full length Biankets, Coloured. 5s lld, 7s lld. 10s 6d Moomers, " All Wool," 8s lld, 9s lld, 10s 9d New Meltons. 7s 6d, 8s lld, 10s 6(1, lis 6d, full length! flannels. Colonial, 10id, ls, Is 3d, ls 6d French and English Millinery, 15s 6d, 25s 9d Cashmeres, 12s 6d, 14s 6d. 18s 6.1, 25s 6d, full length Flannels, Colonial, 10_d, ls, ls 3d, ls 6d I.adies' Cloth Canes. 14s 6d, 16s 9d, 18s 6d Nona' Veilings, 8s lld. lis 6d, full length Flannelettes. 4Jd. 6£d, BJtl, ls Black Curl Cloth Capes, 9s 6d, 15s 9d, 22s 6d Tartan Velvets, in all the new clans, 3s 6d yd. Union Shirtings, BJd, 10£ d, ls 3d, Is 6d Combinations, " All Wool," 5s lld, 7s 6d, 9s 6d Down Quilts, 9a 6d, 12s 6d, 29s 6d, 37* 6d Trimmed Felt Boat Hats, 3s lld, 5s 6d, 7s 6d GLOVES, &0. Tartan Flannelettes, 53d, 7jd, 10id Black Straw Sailors', ls, ls 6d, 2s 6d «_ „ „ , ~...... . o ~ Turkey Chintz. 5Jd. 7id, BAd, llid Smart Boat Shapes, ls lld, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 9d . OurFamou* 4-ilome hid Trilby at 2s 6d Cretonnes, 4Jd 6jd _U Is All Wool Knitted Vests, 6Jd, ls, is 9d _-^_.^i 1 i- 1, /, an^, M _! r f-. erlte * 11d Art Muslins, 4|d, 6Vd, BAd, ls Children's Tunics, 6s lld, .0s 9d, 18s 6d ]_.SoJ_u_ I, U„ ~_. MntoSwyMd-Uine. ?id Plush Tunics, 32s 6d, 42s 55s 8/4 Floorcloths, Is lld, 2s 4_d, 23 lld. Children's Tweed Capes, 5s lld, 6s lld -M-te doz Bußh Ru S 3 ' talld > * lld - 10 * M ' lßs 9d Ladittf Macintoshes » loa 12s lld -ÜBtary Braids, 3jd, 6ld our Dressmak i n?c _ Perfection Dressmaking—Charges Moderate : FANCY. FANCY. FANCY. *___t_n Bows and Derbya, ls 6d, 2s 6d Fur Necklets, 4s Ud, 6s lld, 8s lld Fur Boas, 7s lld, 10s 6d, 15s 6d, 21s, 29a 6d Xtttan Windsor*, Is lld Eeal Ostrich Necklets, 15s 6d, 17s 6d Far Bom, 40s, 50s, 70s, 100s -Jewelled Belts, 3s lld Chiffon Vests, " a Novelty," 6s lld Feather Boas, 8s lld, 9s lld, 15s 6d . Feather Necklets, 7s lld, 10a 6d, 12s 6d. New Lace Collars, 4s Ud, 5s lld Fur Trimmings in all makes. &EATH & CO. , chbistchuboh. BEATH & CO. V ___ BALLANTFNE AND CO., THE LEADING DRAPERS FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FASHIONABLE ATTIRE FOR LADIES OR GENTLEMENGENTLEMEN'S SUITS MADE TO MEASURE (from stylish tweeds, smart cut) FROM £3 8s THE SUIT. MACINTOSH GOATS (with deep cape, own make) 89s 6d, 45s 6d, 49s 6d, 67s 6d, 68s. LADIES' TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES AND RIDING HABITS Cat and Made by Tailors at Moderate Prices. DRESS FABRICS AND DRESSMAKING A LEADING FEATURE. A SPECIALITY — FOX'S WELL-KNOWN SERGES (54 inches wide, in navy or black), Wear and Colour Guaranteed. NONE BUT THE MOST SKILFUL GUTTERS EMPLOYED. A SATISFACTORY FIT GUARANTEED. ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND DISCOUNT FOR CASH.

THE "WEEKLY PRESS." Among the subjects illustrated this WEEK ARE— THE native disturbance at RAWENE. THE BOMBARDMENT OP MORRO CASTLE. THE ROYAL ARTHUR IN LYTTELTON. THE ASCENT OF THE CHILKOOT PASS. j TROUT FISHING AT WINCHESTER. A RECORD IN PROVINCIAL CRICKET ; THE MIDLAND CLUB'S THREE WINNING TEAMS. WRECK OF THE S.S. CHINA. THE "WEEKLY PRESS." ! PRICE 6d. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. FREEHOLD SECURITIES required for severe sums of money at present awaiting investmen at the Lowest Current Rates of Interest. RICHARD D. THOMAS, Solicitor, 207Here_ord street, Christohurch. ' SMOKE J)E LIGHTFUL | JUNO TOBACCO. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. WONDERFUL PURCHASE ol LADIES' and CHILDREN'S FRENCH NOVELTY VELVET and PICTURE HATS in Black and aU the new colours. The3e we now off er at 3s lld, 5s lld to 9s lld each. Usual prices 9s lld to 19a 6d. W. STRANGE and CO. wanted; _>__. TO TOI?s WHEATEN STRAW. Either pressed, or in bundles, delivered at Hornby. 2944 GEO. G. STEAD and 00.

SHOOTING SEASON, 1898. WATERPROOF COATS. _, WATERPROOF COATS. GUNS! GUNS! GUNS! WATERPROOF COATS. £N IMMENSE CHOICE SELECTION JJ ALLENS^JIN BROS. CASHMORE'S CELEBRATED waterproof manufacturers. GUNSj TAILOR-MADE AT. _. -. 32s 6d TAILOR-MADE AT _. _. _. -»K q 5 TO 40 GUINEAS. ° TAILOR-MADE AT - - - gg g (Jp SYMONDS'S GUNS, tailor-made at _. - - 455, From £3 15s. TAILOR-MADE AT.. - - gQ g MMW* 15s. Keeper £610-, Fanner _.Ift, TAILOB . MADE AT _ , _. - Ajox £11. ODS TAILOR-MADE AT . _. - Cf) a LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. KJKja *very Oun tested to make a Rood pattern at 40 yards A S H2hmbM_ P COATSto de^a. 0 * S 6jD Particulars ot test attached to'each eun. - NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING Inspection aqjl correspondence invited. Full par. FACTORY ticulars sent to any address. OASHEL STREET, ALEX. HENDRY, EDWARD REECE AND SONS, Manner. COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH - FULL STOCK OF 117 E ARE STILL SELLING ELEY- AND EYNOOH'B W j^g^ AMMUNITION. AT 6s 6d per TIN, OR '•— 18s per CASE. ' THE NEW BOOK BY STANLEY WEYMAN, CEYLINDO TEA, { SHREWSBURY. purest and.best. Price 2s 6d and 3s 6d. No I—ls 6d. No. 2-Is lOd No. 3-2s 2d. No. 4-2. 6d. j TVKNSON'. The Vintage, a romance ol the Greek ' I X> War ol Independence, 2s 6d, cloth 3s 6d -nT-icim cit. _-.»__ __ Marsh's The House of Mystery. 2. 6d, cloth 3d 6d BEST SUGAR, 2D PER LB, Stewart's The Minister of State, 2s 6d, cloth 3s 6d —-—. —- . I OlanvUle's The Kloof Bride. 3s <>d WITH.TEA. Private Life of the Queen, ls 6d, cloth 2s 6d —— | Rolf Boldrewood's '• Plain living," 2s W and 3» 6d ,_, PCT7I , oxnnsi ct m.o a~—, n~-~ n, Conan Doyle's " Tracedy of the Koroako" IBT PRIZE BACON SIDES., Sagar Cure, — per lb Michael Day itt's " Life and Progress in Anstni- Ist PRIZE BACON ROLLS, Snjrar Cure, — per lb.. lasia," 2s 6d and 3s 6d. Ist PRIZE HAMS, Sugar Cure, 8d per lb. FINEST LARD, 4jd per lb. i THE MILLION LIBRARY, — WELL PRINTED AND STRONGLY BOUND, A Complete Price List on Application^ Is6dEACH ' KINCAID'S G.1.C., lacludinij Books by many Popular Authors. 161 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. j FOUNTAIN BARBER, 159 CASHEL STREET. T -__-_____-_____-______-_______.^__^________________-______ n>v j n , _.- npEASeu, 40 pieces, 12s 6d, 24s 6d, the cheapest in 1 New Zealand at Mi_.or.-s Cheap Depot. 11 you're smoVm" you should c_t I"\_SNK_. Sets, 18s to 42a, unequalled value at COPE'S NAVY CUT in the mornin*. JL- Minson's Cheap Depot. _T./_ "DTP»O ***■ .ABLE Knives from 5s dot; a specially cheap O , JL strong line at 6a doz. Minton . Cheap Depot. 1_ ,\ _T_T riTTm CJPOONB and Korks, all prices, lrom 2s aoi. NAVY CUT Q Mlnton's Cheap Depot. mnn . _—*-_- C«EWmQ MACHINES Repaired and Adjusted at TOBACCO. O Darts'* Vertical Feed Sewing Machine Depot w_._.wwv, Colombo atreet AS SUPPLIED. TO THE BRITISH NAVY. OOPE'S SMOKE STAR op the WEST --.---.------- CIGARETTES. D™»™DL BEST l BEST Si BEST 111 JUNO TOBACCOJAMES SHAND ANDIOO., Onttrtw. Afftxte