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1898 BOMBAY SEASON. 1898 FUHTHEE AND EXTRAORDINARY DELIVERIES OF NEW SEASON'S NOVELTIES . Ex GOTHIC, DUKE OP DEVON SID BE, WAIM ATE and TOKOMARU. GREAT DISPLAY OF SUMMER /FASHIONS AND SPECIAL BARGAIN. LOTS IN' ALL DEPARTMENTS. THE POPULAR DRESS DEPARTMENT. Here we now ahow-tbo Largest Stock of the Latest Creations, in DUESS FABRICS m the Colony. Everything Purchased for Cash direct from the best Manufacturers, all profitS'Saved,.and the PtihliCAServediat • lowest'■C&sii Prices, NEW MILLINERY FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Otsr Stock of Recherche and Artistic "FRENCH 'MODELS- excels m value and, artistic- merit-.anything we have ever shown before. Wo have positively hundreds<if'beaatTfiiri Hats and Bonnets-.'lor'Ladies apd AEssrsd'or the Coming Season. Straw Hats and Bonneta-in every new shape, inevcry new colour, in-everynew plait, in every newscoinbinatioii, all the very latest examples of novel styles. IF YOU WANT HATS OR BONNETS 1 ’ IP YOU WANT MANTLES OR CAPES IP TOU WANT TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES ■ , , IP YOU WANT ' FLOWERS, FEATHERS, GLOVES, RIBBONS, LACES, SUNSHADES, UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY. BLOUSES, SKIRTS, COSTUMES, SILKS, SATINS, OR ANY RIND OP USEFUL AND FANCY DRAPERY IP YOU LACH CURTAINS; DRESS-STUFFS, PRINTS' CRETONNES, CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, BEDDING, BEDSTEADS, OIAATNY ARTTCLESFOR REFURNISHING OR REPLENISHING PQ uoT PAIL TO PAY US A VISIT. —W&«r»-ttovrgwepared"to-o£Eer<€be«Choicest, Fresbest’and most-Fashionable and Bestselected Stocks-of Drapery* ever submitted, evon.byTrs. MILLINERY AND STRAW HATS. MORE GREAT SHIPMENTS NOW TO HAND, ex Bangatira, Duke -of Devonshire and Gothic. Stocks again completely renewed - Fresh Shipments arriving by every Direct Steamer. Ladies! Do-yon want Millinery? Have yon got your Summer Hat or Bonnet? Oar Millinery! Department was never before so replete with all that is good and beautiful ia.Bonnets and Hats for Misses andXadies. TAILORING DEPARTMENT.: The success that has attended oar Tattering Department is most marked, and as w© need scarcely add, most gratifying to us. However, that goods renoJmod for their workmanship, ■ rnsteebJ,-fit.and cut should-, meet with such appreciation is hardly surprising. In consequence of the-rapid-expansion of this departmentj-wo have been compslleditceextßnd our Tweed Etoom and provide new Cutting . . and “Try on” rooms. . , ' . , „ Ournew seasonis stock of Woollens (English and Odomal, and ftom-all the. mosfcfanrous looms), is very large and well assorted j n the display-of these goods is quite unrivalled, affording patrons a very wide choice indeed. EUBNI'SkINGH. ' ’ ■ ; . SPECIAL VALUE in CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS and FURNISHING GOODS of every description. A visit to our Carpet, Floorcloth and Bedding Department will well repay you. Never in any one season-hsvewre shown sodarge a Variety of new season’s CARPETS and FLOORCLOTHS, ART MUSKOX, CRETONNES and-CURTAINS, and at such low ptices'as we-Eibow to-day. Parties about to burnish would do.weH;io4aspect omr uind¥a2l6d stocks before pnrchssiag-ekewhere. BEDDING 'dEPARTICBNT , Having a separate factory to-the exclusive manufacture of BEDDING, we are in a position to afford our cxistomera every fticilityAsiregards time and expense in the execution of orders placed in our bands. We guarantee ne very best materials and workmanship, and absolute freedom.from dffimp-and v impnrffcies. CARPETS AND FLOORCLOTHS AND OTHER FURNISHING GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY OR SUBURBS.

Business Kotices. .T , O' E o m, p a? o' ». •anchor galvanising works, 212, Tuam Street West, i Makes GALVANISED CORRUGATED TANKS, 100 to 1000 galls, CHEAPER-THAN ANY IMPORTED. 2203 HERRICK’S ' / CITY MISSION HOME” PROVIDES' TEMPORARY SHELTER and MEALS for destitute Men, OBTAINS EMPLOYMENT for Men, Women and Boys; Pood for Destitute Families, and Clothing. The Home, being supported entirely by Voluntary subscriptions, is at the present time in very great need of help of all kinds. FLORENCE HERRICK, 443 Superintendent. TF you want Tomato Plants, read this.—The ll best way to get your plants is to buy a box with the amount you require grown in it; then you can attend to, and .plant them at your leisure. I have boxes of 2doz., and the plants are equal to any in town. The price per bos is only Is 6d, and every xenih box will contain an order for 2s 6d worth of fruit, so that every tenth box will be a present and a Is to the good. I have tomato plants at per 100 or 1000, cheap. All kinds of bedding plants. Comming, - -Fruiterer, "High and ' Colombo Streets. _ X 1587 E. HULSEN, QPTICIAN AND SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT MAKER, Maclaggan Street, ; DUNEDIN. DOCTORS’, SURVEYORS’ and DENTISTS' INSTRUMENTS Manufactured or Repaired. GLASSES and LENSES MADE TO ORDER. BJI. having had large experience in the leading factories of Germany, clients can depend on Good Workmanship. ORDERS BY POST RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION. : ; . E. HULSEN, Maclaggan Street, 2341 X Dunedin. TEETH, TEETH TEETH] MOMPLETE SETS frorn £3 3s, a Single Tooth from ss. Perfect in every detail, and guaranteed for two years. Painless Extraction of teeth by gas, etc. Time pay-' ments arranged. Reductions in fillings for families by arrangement. ; AUSTRALIAN DENTAL INSTITUTE. Comer Hereford and Colombo Streets (Opposite Bank N.Z.) X 2165 ’ SYDENHAM CARRIAGE WORKS, COLOMBO STREET. jTn JONES, Designer and Builder of the Uu. Improved Steel-framed Roadster, the strongest, lightest-running and easiest-riding kCoadatsr built. Dogcarts, Whitechapols, Polo, Rustic and Pony Carts on hand or to brder. Business Carts or Vans. Workmanship and material guaranteed. Vehicles exchanged, bought or sold on .commission. Inspection, invited. XlOl4 fh RESSMAKING—If you want "satisfaction \U give our Dressmaker a trial. Reasonabls Charges. Woods, Free and Co., The Hall, High Street. /dORNS need trouble you no longer. Use v—' Marshall’s Kuraklava, the prince of corn £urea. It has removed corns of 40 years’ standing. It will remove yours if you use it properly. Is; ail chemists and stores throughout New Zealand. X 2177 NOW READY QUINCE CONSERVE

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Lyttelton Times, Volume C, Issue 11750, 30 November 1898, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Lyttelton Times, Volume C, Issue 11750, 30 November 1898, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Lyttelton Times, Volume C, Issue 11750, 30 November 1898, Page 7