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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11539, 28 March 1898, Page 4

W. STRANGE & COMPANY, LADIES’ MANTLB, JACKET, AND CLOAK SPECIALISTS. THE LARGEST IMPORTERS OF LADIES’ MANTLES IN THE COLON?. , Tr , TC Q rUA Hay© now on Exhibition in their M A NTLE SALOON an immense variety of all the Latest Productions of the W STRANGE & iJvL British and Continental markets. Therxtoods were bought early in the English season, thereby ensuring the T * daintiest and most Fashionable Garments procurable. LOVELY BERLIN MANTLES CHARMING PARIS JACKETS NEW CLOAKS NEW JACKETS NEW MANTLES NEW CAPES RICH COST PURS STYLISH COSTUMES. T i c , ri/A mate a Speciality of the MANTLE TR4DB in ite entirety, .pndnotiug it on the same principles and holding “WV S .TMANGB & CO. X sa memagni£cent Stock as the Great Mantle Houses at Home. EVERYTHING NEW, FRESH AND FASHIONABLE. SMART JACKETS SMART HABITS SMART MANTLES SMART CLOAKS SMART WRAPS NOW SHOWING HIGH-CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST WHOLESALE RATES SMART ULSTERS VICTORIA HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH. J. BALLANTYNE & CO. AEE NOW SHOWING, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. NOVELTIES EOR AUTUMN AND WINTER INCLUDING MANY SPECIALLY SELECTED GOODS (TO BE OBTAINED ONLY AT B ALLAN TYNE & CO.’S) IN ELEGANT AND RECHERCHE DESIGNS FOR DEESSHS, COSTUMES, MANTLES, MILLINERY, &°- &< rw 4 r,„ rnOTTTMTi! MANTLE, and MILLTNEBY DEPARTMENTS, NEW MODELS, in the Latent Styles, are now on view. In the N o t S?New Goads aie being shown in large variety, and at prices to suit all purchasers. Patterns sent POST PEEK on application. wt? t tj a rif\ have b°en appointed AGENTS POE CANTERBURY for the noted FSISTER AND ROSSMANN'S HAND and TREADLE N - B ‘“ J, JJ, & DU, SEWING MACHINES. Prices—£3 10s and £1 15s. MarveUous Value, Inspection Invited. CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. SPECIAL SHOW by DEATH & CO. OP NEW SEASON’S NOVELTIES PKOM THE LEADING CENTRES OE FASHION. SHOW-ROOM. LADIES' WARM WINTER MANTLES 32a 6d, 425, 63a LADIES’ CL' TH CAPES, “ AU Colours," 14s 6d, 17s fid, 21s CHILDREN'S HANDSOME TUNICS 6s 11 <*, lus9d, 2l« 9d LADIES’ STYLISH JACKETS 12s 9(1, IS.s 6d, 25a 9d, 42a LADIES’ TWEED GOLP CAPES 18s fid, 2ls, 25s Cd LADIES’ FRENCH AND ENGLISH MODEI HATS 21s, 255, 30s LADIES’ PHENCH AND ENGLISH MODEL BONNETS 15s 6d, ■ 19s 6d 25s CHILDREN’S PELT PLOPS, “ All Colours," Is lid, 2a 6d. 2s lid LADIES’ TRIMMED FELT BOAT HATS 4s Ud, 5a lid, 7s lid LADIES’ FLANNELETTE DRESSING GOWNS 6s lid, 9s lid, 12s lid FANCY DEPARTMENT. TAETAN RIBBONS, TARTAN BOWS AND DERBVS, TAETAN BELTS, PUR BdAS, Sple-did Value, 6s lid to 5 Guineas, in Sable, Silver Pox, Winonaki Bear and Eeal Bear, a Grand Asasortment. DRESSES AND SILKS. LOVELY FRENCH ROBES, “One of Each,” 21s, 80s, 425, 63s NEW SMOCKED SATIN “FOR VESTS,” -'ll Colours. 3s lid VARIEGATED WOOL TWEEDS, Latest Novelty. Is I)d, 2a lid, 4s 6d CYCLE CLOTriS IN EKIEZE, VICUNA and VENETIAN 2s 6d HARD WEAR SERGES in GHANA UD, BSTAMENE Is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid HARD W EAR SERGES in COATING and CHEVIOTS, Is lid, 2s lid, 3a lid NEW MUSCOVITE CASHMERES, “ All Colours,” Is lid HABIT CLOTHS for 'I ailor-mada Costumes Is lid LATEST SHADES in AMAZON and FOULLE CLOTHS ls9d NEW BLACK REPP and ONDINB ROBES 24s 6d, BLANKETS, BLANKETS. BLANKETS, Best Value Ever Offered, 13s 6d, 18s 6d, 21s, 25s 6d. OUR DRESSMAKING IS EXCELLENT. BEATH & CO., DRAPERS, CHRISTCHURCH,

AT THE AT THE D.IC. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES D.IC, IN DRESSES AND DRESSMAKING. "j&fITAEVELLOUS PTJECHASES OF NEWEST DRESSES FOR COMING SEASON ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES. LADIES. t LADIES. New Venetian Suitings, only ... Is 9d Yard ! New All-Wool Cropons, only ... Is 3d Yard . Splendid Scotch Tweeds, only ... Is lid Yards New Shades Vicuna Clorh, 44 Fancy Bouclds, Choice Colour- j inches wide, Pure Wool, only 2s 3d Yard ings, only 2s fid Yard ! All-Wool Nun’s Veilings, 0n1y... Is Od Yard Canvas Boucids, the Newest, only 2s lid Yard I Novelty Chameleon Coatings, Camels' Hair Serges, extra wide, I only 2s lid Yard for Cycling, only 3s fd Yard 9 All-Wool French Fonllds, 0n1y... Is 9d Yard I GENUINE CHEVIOT C AMEL SUITINGS, NEW COVER! COATINGS . Special Value. | FACED CLOTHS, KNOPP CLOTHS. WEST OF ENGLAND COATING SERGES, in Greys, Fawns, Gre ns and Heather Mixtures. NEW DOUBLE CASHMERES. FOX'S RENOWNED SERGES, 54 inches wide. Past Dyes, from which every Lady should immediately order one of our 3-Guinea Walking or Cycling Costumes complete. The best value ever offered. Pit and style guaranteed. THESE EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASES By our London House include Hundreds of the Choicest Dresses of the Season, and are now Selling at Unusual Prices. EVERYONE INVITED TO INSPECT. at the B. HALLENSTEIN, Chairman. E. C, BROWN, Manager, D.I.C. >.LO

“CANTEiiBrrRT TIMHS." HOTOGBAPHIC c OMPETITIONS. The Proprietors of the “Canterbury Times” propose to inaugurate a seriea of f’HOToßß«rnic Competitioko open to bona fdo amateur phatographera in all parts of New Zealand. For the first competition three prizes will be offered. It is essential that the photographs sent in should he suitable for reproduction in the paper; otherwise, they will be considered ineligible for competition. Pictures which bare previously appeared in other journals are p«ohibitcd. Photographs may be printed on any paper by any process, and may be of any size, provided they ba not smaller than quirter-plate. They must be mounted on plain card mounts. Competent judges have tjeen secured, who are instructed to consider :—First, Aktistio Excellence ; secofd, Technical Excel, lekcs ; third, Suitability foe Eepeodocxion. PRIZES. The prizes will ho : —First, 2gs; second, Ig ; third, together with hound copies of Stoddart’e photographs of famous cities, scenes and paintings. JUDGES, The judges are:—Messrs Page, Preece and HurstSeager. ENTRIES, Entries for the first oompotition, together with the names and addreseeeof the competitors, will bo. received NOT LATER Than TUESDAY, April 26. The result of the competition will be made known in the “ Canterbury'l’imes ” of May 1. SUBJECTS. The subjects for the First Competition are:— Pure Landscape. Landscape with Life. Each subject of equal importance. Illustrative of Child Life. One figure only. The proprietors reserve the right of reproducing any photograph considered suitable that may be sent in for c umpetition. All phot.ograr.hs and communications must be r.ddressed to Editor Pictorial Department. “ Canterbury Times,” LAMPS. LAMPS* JUST ARRIVED, A Choice Variety of the celebrated MIL LEE LAMPS, Including DBA WING-BOOM LAMPS DINING-ROOM LAMPS HALL LAMPS FLOOR LAMPS RECEPTION LAMPS. Finished in Brass, Oxidised Silver, Hammered Iron and Copper. JOHN BATES & CO., Worcester House, 215, CASHEL SIEEET W. (Opposite “ Press ” Office). FLI9O AUCTION SALES.—THIS DAY. Messrs Pyne and Co.—At Springston Saleyards, noon; Live Stock. Messrs Ayers, Beauchamp and Co.—At Booms, 10.30 a.m.: Fruit and Produce. MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, &c. Canterbury Society of Arts.—Annual Exhibition, 10 a.m. Supreme Court.—Civil Sittings, 11 a.m. Canterbury College Board of Governois. —Meeting, 3 p.m. City Council.—Meeting, 7.30 p.m. Oxford Terrace Baptist Church.—Farewell Meeting to Rev Dr Charles North, 7.30 p.m. Theatre Royal. —The Strange Adventures of Miss Brown, 8 p.m.

AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS AT Toneycliffe & CAREY'S, THE READY HONEY DRAPERS. MANTLES of every class and description, In Newest and Moat Approved Shapes and Texture now esc view. BROCADED CAPES.—Special Attention is asked to these Beautiful Productions, being tho> Height of Fashion, and OUGHT TO CREATE A SENSATION AT ASTRACHAN CAPES. VERY SPECIAL GOODS, with Velvet and Jet Yolks. YOUNG LADIES’ JACKETS, in Black and Coloured Us t>C MAIDS’ PALETOTS. Some Very Special Garments in Black and Dark Colours Hd XO 8S lid YOUNG LADIES’ CAPES.—Latest Styles in all Colcmr3 8s lid NEW AUTUMN DRESS MATERIALS in Charming Combinations; also, in Plain Cloi.haj in Newest Colours. A Big Shipment in Pmin and Fancy Black, and Some Lovely Shades for Evening Wear. MILLINERY in Wonderful and Charming Variety. New Fancy Straws, New S d'or Straws, New Toques, New toreadors, New ‘Felts, New Bonnets, Now Flowers, Sow Feathers, New Birds’ Quills and Wings. YOUNG LADIES’ COSTUMES.-53 Black Serge Jacket and Skirt Costumes gg Ud Do Not Fail to See This Line. Every Department Replenished with. New, 1 and High-class Goods at LOWEST BEADY HONEY PRICES. TONBYCLIfTe & CARET. ———'GOLD MEDALS, PARIS, 1878,1883. Joseph Ijillott PENS. Or Highest Quality, and having Greatest DUEAEILITY ABE THEREFOBB THE CHEAPEST. MACNTVEN & CAMERON’S PENS are r a commended hy3007 newspapers, LISS 6 (( fUiHET come as a boon and a blessing to men The. Pickwick, The Owl and The Waver ley THE Plying ”J" Pen. A Superior “.T” Poa which writes 100 words with one dip of ink, SOLD by all Stationers. Beware of imitatioha LIS3S

SHOOTING SEASON, 1898. GUNS, GUNS, GUNS. A N IMMENSE AND CHOICE SELECTION NOW LANDING EX S.S. “AOTEA” AND “BUAHINE." 0 ASHMORE’S CEDEBBATED GUNS 5 to 40 Guineas. STMOND’S GUNS FROM £3 las. "Eahhit” £5 15s “ Keeper” £6 10s “Farmer” £7 10s “Ajax” £ll. LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. Every Gun tested to make a good pattern at 40 yards. Particulars of test attacked in each case. INSPECTION AND CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. Full particulars sent to any address. EDWARD REECE & SONS, COLOMBO STREET, CHBiSTCHDBCE. FULL STOCK OP ELEY’S AND KYNOCH’S AMMUNITION. I SMOKE ‘ DELIGHTFUL \ I pa. JUNO TOBACCO. •{HAUL L Range of Boys’ Serge and Tweed Sailor JP Suits, from 5s 6d the suit. Black, Beattie