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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 28 March 1891, Page 1

" -■-• --• - : ~ -— —^^— _— ~ ' FIRST AijTUßS:** SHOW Of the newest nndjnost fashionable DEESS MATERIALS, ju3fc received by the steamers "ARAWA" and "AORANGrI." and specially selected by our Home Buyer from the first Manufacturers in,Butainjand^on : the_Contineut. These consists of Pure Wool Cheviots, now Autumn in such gw^t favour. 'AU wool Cheviot Serges, Self-Colored Woollen Fabrics^ CarringtOD and 1 rebsfs Boseberry"Suitiiigß,'TivertonDrpss Tweeds, Diagonal B'iges, and a magnificent assortment of highly-finished aud superior Meltons, in all the fashionable shades of color. FIRST iIPTBMN SHOW Of Elaborate ft.QBE DPJ^SES, in a n extraordinary variety of~Novel Combinations. We enumerate Cheviot Serge?, with braid and embroidered trimmings ; Colored Cashmerettes, with rich brocaded. panels-; All Wool Diagonal Serges, with floral combination; Worsted Series, Atttuvx Ainazonee, and French Foui es, wi f h novel Astrachan and Embroidery Trimmings. Some ■Robes. magnificent effects in ROBES, with Colored Stripes and Astrachan trimmings ; All Wool Cheviot Robes, in single robes (only one of a pattern or coloring), with hair flioks aud spots. first "'AmrimmN show Velvets'; Of all the, new colors and qualities in Silk Velvet*, Plushe3, Velveteens, &c. New Black Plushes Dress Fabrics in unusually large variety, including the new makes of Cheviots, Burmab Black Dkess Coßhme!sevstiflpe#fl*]# Figured Cashmeres and Foules, French Cashmeres, Merinoes. ParamFabbics. ' attasf Henrietta "Cloths, &c.", &q. ; , , PATTERNS SENT FREE BY POST - ■ on application to TH iv-^ T H : o:ii*^ALE -FAMILY DEAPEK V WA K E ho US E , 1 ': 'W$ aro house.

M. B_° H A N - CO ACHSMITH. W ITEELWRIGHT, a^i> PAIUJIEU. WELLINGTON. All Descriptions of Vehicles for fe'ale. Messi'S Thnne, Lin ton & Co will act us my agents at Foxton, andrwill have on hand DRAYS WITH BROAD TYRES suitable for Cariiug Flax. ; All Orders promptly attelkle'd to. .A'l the Work is of the Rest Descrip- ; ' -1. ' tion. IMtJia EOAD. .•■'•■ -'■• .-..'IEOdCTOK.'. 1 ""' '" - J DESIRE to thank my numerous • cußtomeTß' j< for*fc'heiif w pasfe"-e4eveii years favors, and beg to assure theni that I have "still a stock of . FRUIT TREES suitable for planting. TlieStbck comprises Apples, Pears, j Plums, Peachet, Apricots, Nectar- j iues,.*&c M .&c.~ All of -superior -and thoroughly tested varieties. IN FOREST TREES have large and varird assortment — comprising — Pinus Insignis, Mar tima, Cupressus Macrocarpa (in varieties) Gums — blue, a.id red and wavy leaf. A special line in EARLY SEED POTATOES Fstimates given for planting by the acre, and all kinds of gardening word undertaken. RICHARD GRAY. Proprietor. TtlE ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC. WE notify that the final date for reception of manuscript tales is now fixed for 14th November. To p«t right any misunderstanding we meniion that the tales may be in verse or prose To competitors we announce that we have arranged, for independent 1 judging. ' vi t Further particulars can be obtained fiom the advertisement on the fo-trth pago.