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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 9088, 26 April 1890, Page 4

/ WINTER, 1890* GRAND RE-OPENING- SHOW TO CELEBRATE THE COMPLETION OP THE EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS TO THE Idxc. warehouse. WE ARE NOW MAKING OUR FIRST EXHIBITION FOR THIS SEASON, THE GREATEST DISPLAY OP WINTER GOODS AND LATEST NOVELTIES EYSB HELD IN CHMSTOHDECH, OWING to tho unfortunate necessity for the Speedy Completion of Alterations and Improvemeats, we have been obliged to delay the opening of tho hulk of this Season’s Shipments, and as they are more extensive than nuy previous season’s, thus driving tha business later, wa have, rather tb<»V» carry over a Heavy Stock, decided to mark them at VEEY LOW I'EICES. EVERYBODY INVITED TO INSPECT. THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OP N.Z., LIMITED (CO-OPERATIVE). E. C. BROWN, Manager. 2006 B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman.

VICTORIA HOUSE, 111, 213. 215, HIGH STREET. CORSETS ! CORSETS! V* Strange & Co. wotted invite inspection of their NEW STOCK. o£ COB SETS, just landed ex Kaikoura and Doric, direct from the beet English, French and German Morn factnrers, comprising all the NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED MAKES. A SPECIAL DISPLAY Is being made in our Windows 296 S . THIS WEEK; IMPORTANT. gtPECtAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO EXTENSIVE PURCHASES FLANNELS BLANKETS Direct From the Mills. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE GIVES FOE THE WINTER SEASON. TABLE LINENS, SHEETINGS AND CALICOES, AT WHOLESALE PRICES. J, JJALLANTTNE & CO. 1890 FASHIONS. ' LtDIES’ FUK-IJHED CLOAES (Very Latest Novelties) LADIES* SEALETTB MANTLES Ex 0.8. Kaikoura—o ust Opened LADIES* FRENCH ROBES 120 Difierent Styles—Very Stylish LADIES’ & CHILDREN’S ULSTERS and COSTUMES Ex e.b. Kaikoura. OPENING TO-DAY. G. L. B BATH & Co. 8173 BOYS’ CLOTHING. T AEGE Quantities of NEW GOODS 'h J are arriving from the workrooms, ALL THE LEADING STYLES IN BOYS* SUITS. The Guard, The MelviUe, The Norfolk, The Maritime, The Sailor, and others. NEW AND IMPROVED CUT. PERFECT FITTING. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. 169, Cashel street (uoxt D.1.C.) 5679 HHE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW OPENING L A LARGE STOCK OP IEW WINTER DRAPERY F. GABITES, VICTORIA STREET. 1781 TRY KIRKPATRICK’S {Strawberry Conserve (From the Wellington ** Evening Press.") MR KIRKPATRICK, of Nelson, is keeping up his reputation for‘‘real jam," Dahaaeaut us a sample case of xhia season’s “K ’ brand Strawberry Conserve, which leaves absolutely nothing to be desired, either in quality or in preparation. It is in 21b glass j ars, very tastefully put up, and is perfectly delicious. It is not jam, but might bo better described as strawberries in jelly, the fruit not being broken, but keeping its shape and appearance, only massed together in its own rich juice. It is suitable for pastry, or for the table either as jam or as a conserve to be eaten with cream. • Children say it’s just bully,, and it is as good for them as fresh fruit. 8893 NOTICE. IT having come to our knowledge that a few people are under the impression our TEAS were In competition with the samples shown by the several general dealers at the Dunedin Exhibition* we take this opportunity of making it known to the trade and public generally that our Blends were NOT ICf COMPETITION in any shape or form. QLSON, MOATE & CO. China, India, and Ceylon Tea Importers and Biondsrs, *-51 M ACNIVBN & are recommended CAMERON’S PENS by 2347 Newspapers. fETIHEy come as a boon and a blasaing to Men. jjj_ The Pickwick, The Owi, aud the Waverley Flying •* J" Pen. A Superior "J** Pen, iioh writer 100 words with one dtp of ink, by all Stationers, Baware ot Imitation. 6k 7