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LITCHFIELD AND SON. jh M 1 ' HAVING JUST FINISHED i 3 P^ OPENING ONE OF THE LAKGEST SHIPMENTS OF O SPBING & SUMMEE H GOODS, hrj «H ~VKJE ARE SHOWING a Magnificent Collection of ALL THE f"""j VV LATEST NOVELTIES of the season, which have been ■ "1 carefully selected m the VERY BEST MARKETS. l I P^ OUR DISPLAY OF MILLINEBY& STRAW GOODS t^ ■IS SUPERB! . v , V^P IN PRINTS. GALATEAS, MUSLINS, & DRESS GOODS, our F 1 stock is larger and more varied than ever before, and for value and usefulness, as well as elegance, has NEVER BEEN SURPASSED. OTHE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is now m full swing, r^ under very able management, and every day is turning out some beautiful dresses giving perfect satisfaction. . . BY THE ORARI, we have just received a splendid lot of Brussels, Tapestry, and Velvet Pile CARPETS, with Hearth Rugs to match. I__) Also, a large lot of 3JAGE CUBTAINS, m all Bizea and newest deeigns, H^J direst from the manufacturers. PALSQ, BY THE EUTERPE, now due, we have to arrive, a grand" lot of FLOORCLOTHS and LINOLEUMS, m all widths, up to twelve feet wide. We are the only importers. of these wide widths, which enable the floor of any ordinary-sized room to be covered m one piece, T^ST) f \^~ without join. THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT O *^ Is very heavily stocked with all the best known makeo of Calicoes, " Flannels, Sheetings, Hollands, Tablings, Towels, and every requisite i J for household use, and the PRICES have been marked as LOW as L^j .1 possible, to suit the hard times. ,^ • A — IN THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT H"H Will be found a GRAND COLLECTION of all the latest shapes and MH styles, m Hard and Soft Felt Hats, Straw, Leghorn, and Panama w*r p" -«■ Hats, Tweed Hatß and Capß. s ■ r" "l White, Regatta, and Colored Shirts, Working Shirts, Tennis Shirts, j^ ' and Cricketing Trousars. (] '■■■.■■■ 1 I P"—"~j Indian Gauze and other makes, m Singlets and Pants, all sizes. r^^l »~ Scarves, Collars, and Hosiery, m great variety. ..}. 'i A SPECIAL LINE m Men's Colonial Tweed Suits, first-class cut and \ A '■ finish, made to our special order, and marvels of cheapness. Suit 3 <^ I Liiii,j ; - ' or Single Garments made to order on the shortest notice, and a I very large collection of Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, Roslyn, Wellington, and . . i"'""'"""! Onehunga Tweeds, of Iho newest patterns, to select from. i\[ OHats made to our order, m any shape, at short notice. '■ ■■■■■* .:■■■■■■ - :'.v- g^V r*__j is- WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE PUBLIC OF MARL. -^ t- ' BOROUGH TO CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK, AND HAND> p_i SOME SHOW ROOM, AT MARKET PLACE, BLENHEIM. ' ' 1 J Hi LITCHFIELD AND SON, r NEW SPEING GOODS, (EX PAKEHA FROM LONDON.) W. B. GIRLING AND CO., ARE NOW SHEWING A LARGE AND VALUABLE ASSORTMENT. SOME VERY BEAUTIFUL COSTUME DRESSES. npHESE will be considerably enhanced when made up by exquisite skill m the Art of 1 Fitting and Trimming, such as produced by our Head Dressmaker m the varied and various Materials lately turned out by her. NEW GOODS BY ALMOST EVERY STEAMER. It is impossible m the length and breadth of an advertisement to particularise m detail the whole of our IMMENSE STOCK ; being Direct Importers we are m a position to give our Customers BETTER VALUE than any other House m the Trade, for the reason that the Middleman's Profit is Saved. THIS SEASON ALREADY WE HAVE OPENED UPWARDS OF 70 DOZEN OF LADIES' AND GIRLS' STRAW HATS In every Shape that has been made ; and as for the TRIMMED MILLINERY It is Bimply Beautiful; Latest English Designs, charming and effective. All other Departments are equally well Stocked. Dacca Twist Calicoes and Sheetings. We are the Sole Agents for these Goods. To all who have triod them they are pronounced to be incomparable for Strength and Durability ; they are to be obtained m Fine and Heavy makes. HALL OF COMMERCE. I NONPAREIL HOUSE. SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON, 1891-92. FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT NONPAREIL HOUSE. A beautiful and suburb collection of all the latest novelties procurable m Dresses, Ribbons, Laces. Handkerchiefs. Aprons, Gloves, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Milly, Crepe de Cheno, Amazon, and Cordelia Hat Trimmings. Everything new, everything choice, everything cheap. A choice selection of Prints and Zephyr Ginghams, all guaranteed to wash, from 4sd per yard. See our Pinafore and Apron, muslins m cream and white (all new special patterns) from 6d per yard. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN For nice- shaped Corsets, including the celebrated Tailor-made .glove-fitting Corset ; also the following popular makes :—" Agathe," "Pretty Cousin," "Y. & N." "Magnolia,", and the unbreakable Quill-bone. IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will be found EVERY KIND of Hat and Bonnet suitable for the season, and being under the sole Eupervision of Mrs Mullen, ladies can depend on haying their orders carried out to their entire satisfaction. -s DRESSMAKING I DRESSMAKING ! This branch, which we have carried on for the last eight years satisfactorily to all our patrons, is under the able management of Miss Osqood, who still maintain* the reputation of being unequalled for Fit, Style, and Good Workmanship, combined with MODERATE CHARGES. BOYS' AND GIRLS' GALATEA STRAWS. MENS' AND YOUTHS' STRAW HATS. CLOTHING. A grand variety of tha Celebrated KAIAPOI CLOTHING m Men's, Youths' and Boys'. In the ORDER CLOTHING we still continue to turn out very Batisfactory bts. Our new patterns from the Kaiapoi Mill cannot be beaten for style. MERCERY. Braces, Shirts, Scarves, Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Studs, Hard and Soft £eu Hats, Straw do., m all the different shapes. Btook without the aid of the so called cheap sales.^ . frankTmullen.

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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 234, 15 October 1891, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 234, 15 October 1891, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 234, 15 October 1891, Page 3

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