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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 180, 9 March 1867, Page 4

EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS. VICTORU. HOU§E. smith: -ajstd m'dowell Have great jjleasure in announcing the • ' ; Mg| ALTERATION AND COMPLETION OF THEIR WAREHOUSE, W Thereby enabling them to enlarge the various departments to, meet.the requirements of their trade. They desire Ju call the attention of their Customers hncl the Public to their \ * MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, • Selected with great care to suit the District, The fallowing Departments are replete with every Novelty of the Season :— Black Glace Silk French Merinos Robed Dresses ' Robed- Winceys Grode Lyons Do 1 wills and Llamas All Wool Waids French Muslins Fancy Checks and Plain and fancy Aberdeen Wingeys " Printed Brilljauts MoiXtiques **«" *** do Muslin de Soies BALL DRESSES IN GREAT VARIETY, . SHAWL AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT. S. and MD, solicit an early inspection of their SILK and VELVET PALETOTS, New Shapes, Richly Trimmed, - Paisley Shawls French Shawls , . Silk Velvet Paletots I Muslin & Cloth Jackets Llama do Grenadine do I Cloth do V Children's, various MILLINERY I^PARTMENT. French Bonnets French, Wreaths Laces Children's Hats >i Hats , r Coronets Hat Trimininga „ • Hoodn * „ Feathers „ Falls Belts and Buckles „ Caus PARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY. ■. . LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY-LINEN, A Large and Varied Stock. • y ' MANCHESTER AND HOUSeIuRNISIIING DEPARTMENTS. S, a»d MD, divect special attention to the great reduction in Manchester Goods, and parties furnishing will find it to their advantage to caU and inspect their Stock of the following : — • Linen Sheetings Window Hollands Toilet Covers Floor Cloths and Cotton do Toilet & Terry Quilts Auti-maccassars Carpets ' Linen Table Cloths Crinoline '.and Roll Oil Baizes Wool Damasks Diaper do Linings Swiss Curtain Suts Cocoa INut Mattings] Calicoes and Long White and Colored Cloths ■ Blankets » ■* - __-___— — •* S, and MD, have just opened up a Large Stock of Superior Colonial-mad© Clothing, equal to bespoke. Colonial Suits Whituey Sac Coats Mole Riding Pants Boys' Suits Trowsers and Vests ' Bedford Trowsers Cardigan Jackets . Youths' Suits Superfine Black Suits Mole do Plush Felt Hats. Children's Suits. Reversible Jackets Tweed do Caps, in great variety Boys' Hats and Caps HOSIERY AND SHIRT DEPARTMENTS. Tweed Shirts Flannel Shirts Merino Pants and Wool A-Hose Silk do Wool Pants Under-shirts Scarfs "and Ties " Plaid do Silk Pants . Merino -A-Hose Braces and Belts. Cricketing shirts Cotton "do Sashes \ BOOT DEPARTMENT, -5 Colonial Watertights Wellington Boots Ladies' Kid Boots, Boys' Boots M Cookhain do Riding Boots colored, black, and Girls' do |p Men's E-side Boots white Children's do- ||| A LIBEPvAL DISCOUNT TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS. 1 SMITH ■ANP~M'DOWELIII VICTORIA HOUSE, WL MA."vVHET?,A. QXTA'Y, a^ETYMOTiTEr'. l|P STRIKE AND SON, (Successors to Butement Brothers. ) B R E W^ E K S, BOTTLERS OF ENGLISH PORTER, AND MANUFACTURERSi OF CRATED, ' WATERS, SYRUPS, AND CORDIALS. GRESSON ..; STBEUT, GEEYMOUXH, HAVE ALWAYS ON SALJE— Ginger wine ' Cloves Orange bitters Ginger brandy Lcinou syrup. . Stoughton do, Raspberry Marischino Touio do Pepperment - Curagoa . Malt vinogar Up-country Storekeepers and Hotelkeepers can have any of the above packed in case on. the shortest notice. ' . = H. WHITMORE, SEATED WATEE AND CORDIAL MANUFACTOEY, RICHMOND QUAY, TIIE OLDEST EST^BIiISJ-IIVIEiiSrT ON THE GEEY. No. 1 TYLOE AND SON'S SODA WATER MACHINE. CORDIALS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, MALT VINEGAR, &c, &o. r 'p Up-country orders -promptly attended to. - -i VICTORIA CRATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, ']% GEESSON STREET, GREYMOUTH. ;J^ IP^II^ A.ISTD SOUTHWORTH, % HAVE ALWAYS ON IIANDi "M A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF CORDIALS, &c, > OF ALL KINDS. ; Up-countiy ordeits promptly executed.

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