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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 20902, 23 May 1887, Page 3

I > I > jll ilj IN G ii TON. DIRECT Ivi PORTERS f... U i the MANUFACTURERS by which YOU SAVE the MIDDLEMAN’S PROFITS. Beautiful Dress Materials. With Silk Plush to Match each Shade. ' Louis Velveteens. Iu BLACK and ALL COLORS, Manufactured to our Special Order by A Louis. These Velveteens have a \ery Rich Appearance, unsurpassed by any other Maker. Homespuns. That give great wear 8-Jd, 9’,-d, D. You h ive the largest Stock of DRESS MATERIALS in Blenheim to Select from. Estameul Serges. In BLACK, NAVY and BROWN. Cashmarettes. In Navy, Maroon, Bronze, Browns, Clarets, Prams, Myrtles aud Black, Is 6d a yard ; the usual price for these goods is 2s Gd. French Flannels Twilled. In Scarlet, Plush, Navy, Maroon, &c. The Assortment in BLACK GOODS for Mourning and o herwise is very great including Fine Black (all wool, French Cashmeres, French Merinos, Fine Black Serges, etc, etc. Blankets, in White and Colors. The order for these was placed with the Manufacturer in England before the rise in Wool, they will be found fully os a pair cheaper that the same goods bought in the Colony, We would very much like the good people of Blenheim to handle our Wellington made Blankets, they are si nply beautiful beyond compare. Flannels. Made a*-- Wellington, Kaiapoi, Oamaru, and Moggie! ; also the Celebrated REAL WELSH FLANNELS, th se we received by tluTongariro. Winter Hosiery. Heavy Knitts in Beys and Women’s Plain and Ribbed Cashmen Hose in the very best makes. Wear Guaranteed. Every descrij tion of Hosiery. The Steamers Tanui, Arawa, Kaikoura and Tongariro brought ns a very extensive supply of Winter Drapery, including Men!s MerceryAii the Leading and Most Fashionable Shapes in Men’s Collars, Scarves and Warm Lined Winter, Gloves, Shirts of every desuiption from Mosgiel ; Crimean Shirts, with and without Collars. Also, < : ivy and Fancy Crimean Flannels, by the yard. Also, Heavy Rib'x d Wo: Under Pants and Plain Lambs Wool Under Vfsts, no better made. Our Men’s Overcoats At 19s Gd and 22s Gd, are worth double. We have also Colonial Made Overcoats, grand value. Men’s Clothing. Our Stock in this Department is enormous, we purchased largely when wool was low, and our customers reap the benefit-, as will b- seen by the extraordinary low prices ticketed inside and outside our establishment The Dressmaking Department Will have to be enlarged, double the quantity of young lady assign tants being required to meet the increasing trade in this department WEDDING DRESSES made to perfection, love y dresses in that way lately turned out which should largely increase the demand for them All Wedding Dresses made by us bring good luck. W. B. GIRLING 7 AND CO., HALL OF COMMERCE

GEORGE D. MASON, WATCH MAKER AND JEWELLeR Eight Day and hirty Hour American Cl cks and ALrU'i.s Every description o£ Watches, Clocks and Jewellerygearefully cleared MARKET p LACS BLENHEIM

OPENING NOTICE. J. B. PIGOTT J3EGS to inform his friends and the public of Blenheim and Sur- j rounding Districts that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS | in : Market Street 1 ! (Opposite tiik Criterion Hotel) As. CLOTHIER, II VITEK AND GENERAL OUPEITTEK And will show a first c’ass variety oi Gents’ White Oxford and Regatta Shirts, Undershirts, Fan's. I Hose, Ties, Scarfs, Belts, Braces, Hard and Soft Felt Hats, (fee. All of the best quality and Fit. The Tailoring Department j ; will be a speciality and a'perfect fit ( ! guaranteed. i ° ; ' Hard Felt Hats in any particular j shape or color made tc order. j J. B PIGOTT , Late B. Girling & Co

TV Y 0 U WANT A GOOD GUP OF COFFEE AND A HOT PIE GO TO A. OLDERSHAVV. P.KTWiiKX 9 a.m. & 10 i*.xr. Daily Delivered to any Part of the District on the Deferred Payment System, | ' ’ Any description of M JSI ;al instrument Procured. CARD & RADON It, Blenheim. T/t Y | Fancy Stationery. CARD & UABONK ) TRY j St : pliens Inks. CARD & BABOJNE