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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4159, 20 November 1884, Page 2

FOR in HEAP TTkRAPERY TRY 5... G. EADFORD, HASTINGS STREET. ViHEAP CLOTHING, TRY S. G RADFOHD, a HASTINGS STREET. \ hp p -OOR TVTEW QUMMER /^OODS, S. & KADFORD, - HASTINGS STREET. Boys' Tweed Knickers, 5/6 Youths' Suits, 15/G Prints -Id yard Cashmere, 1/- yard New Fancy Chocks, 6/9 dozen Blankets, 7/6 pair . Aprons, 1/- each *'■■* • ' All-wool Flannel, l/-yard . Children's Sox, 3d pahLadies' Costumes, 3/11 Ladies' Ties, Gd Men's Shirts, 1/- each Men's Mole Trousers, 4/G -■ Laces, 1/- dozenStrong Tabling, 1/3 yard Embroidery, 2/G dozen Boys' and Girls' Hate, 6d Corsets, 1/11 Youths' Collars, 3d Box 2-Button Kid Gloves, 1/11 , Men's Military Sox, Gd ; Gloves, 4d pair '■': Diaper, 8 yard New Scents, 1/- Bottle ;-■ Strong Shirting,-o<l yard i Men's "Waistcoats, 4/11 ■ Black Cashmere double width, 1/11 Check Ginghams, 7|d yard Ladies' Dolmans, 15/-, worth 25/Ladies' Skirts, 2/6 Boys' Shirts, 1/6 ' • Braces, 6d ' >len'sTies, 3 for 1/Velveteen, 1/11 yard Crimean Shirts, 4/6 Galatea Stripe, from 5/6 Hearth Rugs, Matting, Oilcloth, etc., equally cheap. Men's Hats, 1/- each Cretonne, Sd yard White Calico, 3/11 dozen, worth 7/6 White Tape, 10d dozen knots Black Grass Fringe, 9-J-d yard Towels worth 10-J-d, for G|d : Bootees, 3 pair for 1/Black Silk Lace, 2/- dozen Black Braid, Sd dozen Ladies' Linen Collars, 3/- dozen Ladies' Hose, 3 pair for 1/Ladies' Handkfs, 2/11 dozen Trimmed Hats, 2/(3 each All arc invited to secure some of the above remarkably Cheap lines, which will be on Sale for a few days only. Intending purchasers are therefore requested to make an early call. Sf-i IT) ADFO-RD, . HJT. 11 CASH DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Hastings-street, Napier NEWTON & CO., Beg to intimate to their friends and the Public generally that they have opened up the bulk of their summer shipments ummer Shipments And that every Department will be found replete with the newest and most stylish goods for the Season. ; DRESS T~\EPARTMENT v In this Department wo have a great variety of Summer Materials in Newest Shades and Patterns, including Plain Nuns Cloth Plain Grenadines Fancy Nuns Cloth Broohe Grenadines Nuns Veiling Broche Silk GreuaCashmeres dines Carmelites Broche Satin Cloths Beiges Broche Lustres: Summer Serges, &c. WASHING "ft /MATERIALS IVJL Zephyr Cloths in great variety Plniu Saiins in all shades Printed Sateens Broche Sateens in white ar.d jrcam Grass Linens, Galateas and Cream Broche Hollands ASplendid assortment of Ladies' Corsets nnd Underclothing , Ladies' and Girls' Summer Gloves and Hosiery jn great variety LadieV and Girls' Fancy Aprons Lace, Collars, Collarettes, Squares, and Tics Plain and Embroidered Linen Collars Lace, Lisse and Muslin Frillinps Spanish and Washing Laces in all colors Indian Muslin in the new shados Antimacassars Five o'clock Tea Covers, etc. Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Ornaments, Ribbons Ribbons, plain and Brocho Silks and Satins A large stock of Ladies' and. Girls' Straws, Feathers, Flowers, Fruit, &c, ' Ladies' Umbrellas and Sunshades. The Manchester : Department is well stocked with every requisite for household use, including a large and entirely new . stock of Lace and Muslin Curtains, Cre- - tonnes, Quilts, Sheetings, Table Linen, Calicos, &c, &g. THE I /CLOTHING TVEPARTMENT Is replete with the Newest Materials and and Styles in English and Colonial Manufacture, we have a full range of Kaiapoi Clothing in Trousers, Trousers and Vests, and Suits, Shirts, Ties, Collars, Stiff and } Soft Felt, Boating, Lawn Tennis, and J Straw Hats in endless variety. . ' ..-/ . . . . " •- '1 BOOTS AND D SOBS. We have just opened our Summer Ship-' mentfl, which for quality and price will J compare favorably with any house in the ProvineG.JS , _-VT EW T 0 N AND /"M 0.! ■ fu