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Grey River Argus, Volume III, Issue 181, 12 March 1867, Page 4

— Uf-lf - 1 EXTENSIVE AI^TE RATIONS!/ VICTORU HOXIsI SMITH AJNT> H'DOWELL'^ > I j Have groat Measure in announcing the m -'^i'/^J ALTERATION AND COMPLETION OF THEIR WARfIBOqL'- (M Thereby enabling them tp enlarge the various departments to ineel'thei M ments of their trade" M ' They desire. tq call the attention of their Customers and the Public toll :-/H MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE ( J fcM Selected with greit care to suit the Distript, || #^H The following Departments are replete with every Novelty of the Sejtti - '*1B ml n ,1, P RESS APARTMENT, . 1-1 ?lack Glace Silk French Merinos Robed Dresses Robed WinpcyV -1 Grode Lyons Do Twills and LJamas All Wool Plaids Pi-eneh Mrislinl 1 Fancy Checks and Plam and Fancy Aberdeen Winceys. Printed Brilliam. ' Mo'rXtiaues ' *> MusUn de^oieK BALL DRESSES IN GREAT VARIETY, |. SHAWL AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT I ' S. and MD. solicit an early inspection of their SILK and VELVET® PALETOTS, New Shapes, Richly Trimmed, " I Paisley .Shawh i French Shawls , Silk Velvet Paletots I Muslin & Cloth Jackell Llama dq I Grenadine do | Cloth do I Children's, various % p MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ' ft Frenph Bonnets French Wreaths Laces Children's Hats- "* i )) H'^s „ Coronets Hat Trimmings Hoods 'j „ Feathers „ Falls Belts and Buckles , Caus i PARASOLS IN GREAT VAIiIETY. , J l s>« LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY L.IN.EN, I A Large and Varied StQcl>, \ , | MANCHESTEH AND HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS. j S. and MD. direct special attention tQth,e great reduction in Manchester Goods>' 1 and parties furnishing will find it to their advantage to caU and inspect 'i their Stock of * Linen -Sheetings Window Hollands Toilet Covers Floor Cloths and -: Cotton do - Toilet & Terry Quilts Anti-maccassars Carpets ' ' Linen Table Cloths « Crinoline and Roll Wool Damasks Cocoa \ut Matting' Diapers and Napkins Linings Swiss Curtain. Sets Oil Baizes ( " Cahcoes and Long White and Colored ' - " Cloths BJankets ; - >- \,~ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, _ S. and MD. have just opened up a Large Stock of Superior Colomal-mada, Clothing, equal to bespoke. Colonial Suits Whitney Sac Coats Mole Riding Pants Boys' Si\its ] Trowsers and Vests Bedford Trowsers Cardigan Jackets Youths' Suits Superfine Black Suits Mole dq " Plush and Felt Hats Children's Suits. ', Reversible Jackets. Tweed do Caps, in great variety -Boys' Hats and Caps* if HOSIERY AND SHIRT DEPARTMENTS, i ! TAVced Shirts Flannel Shirts Merino Pants and Wool i-Hpse Silk do Wool Pants Under-shirts Scarfs andXTies Plaid do Silk Pants Merino i-Hose Braces and Belts Cricketing shirts Cotton do Sa&hcs >^ > '■■'i.'i,,, BOOT DEPARTMENT. , " Colonial Watertight? Wellington Boots Ladies' Kid Boots, Boys 1 Boots - Cookham do Riding Boots black and white Girls' do d^V **«! I Men's E-side Boots Ladies,' Cashmeyc do Children 's^'^^M/K A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO WHOLESALE PL T RCHASERS.^# 1 SMITH AND M'DOW»^I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, V M.A.~VS^PIEKA. QUAY, aREYMQTJTI^ ■ STRIKE AND SO MU I (Successors to Butement Brothers.) m' 4 33 E yv "E R, S , j , t , I BOTTLERS OF ENGLISH PORTER, AND MANUFACTURERS, OF ! WATERS, SYRUPS, AND CORDIALS. T " GhRESSOISr STREET, GEEYMOtfTH, I '%■ HAVE ALWAYS ON SALE- +•» • |1j Ginger wine Cloves Orange bitters ' '# ]M \ Ginger brandy Lemon syrup Stoughton do ,;,i ]M Raspberry Marischiuo Tonic Co i via w Peppcrmcnt Curaooa Malt vinegar s|'Jß W "Q Up country Storekeepers and. Hotelkeepers can have any of the above packed m.cajl oi\ e - the shortest notice. ' _ g? Mr jjj H. WHITMQRE, $£ I CRATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTOIfr^ |j RICHMOND QUAY, \f M THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT ON THE G^^T^f'| \ No. 1 TYLOR AND SON'S SODA WATER. MAC£lN|||j|l|/ CORDIALS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, MALT VINEGAR^S&a . Up-country orders promptly attended to. ijJPilkjF ' i VICTORIA CRATED WATER AND CORDIAL MA^BMoRY^ GRESSQN STREET, GREYMOUTH. |HR|l| IIAVE ALWAYS ON HAND '' A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF CORl^||||qKW OF ALL KINDS. j • U^-country orders promptly executed. 'jgJMpl

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