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North Otago Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2095, 20 January 1879, Page 1

New Advertisements.

X> G A B I T E S, -*^ # LONDON HOUSE, THAMES STREET.

R. G. desires to inform the inhabitants of Oamaru and Districts that he has now opened out first and second shipments of SPRINU AND SUMMER GOODS direct from the Home Markets, ex Rokeby Hall, Waimea, consisting of the undermentioned lines :—: — New Costumes ; Print Princess Robes, from 7s lid to 3ss ; Embroidered Pique, from l(is 9d to 42s ; Colored Lustre, from IDs (id ; Children's Princess Robes ; new Cashmere and Lace Fichus, from 6s lid ; Ladies' new Mattalasse Jackets. DRESS DEPARTMENT Is now replete with all the new material and shades ; new Athol Cloth ; new Alexandra Cord; Fancy Mohairs, tfifd ; Plain Lustres, 9\d, very good value; new Prints; new Galatea stripes and Checks ; Plain and Stripe Linen, 6{i\. 1 case of Prints, 3K 4Jd. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. White, Blue, and Scarlet Blankets ; White and Unbleached She* ting ; Honeycomb Quilts, from (is lid; Colored Quilts, from 3s lid ; Unbleached Table Linen, Is lid, 23 6d, 3s 3d ; Table Cloths ; Honeycomb Towels, large size, f>id, SUI, Is; Cotton Shirting, from sjd ; Strong Holland, G£d ; Muslin Curtains, from 2s lid; Lace Curtains, choice lots; Toilet Coven; Antimacassars ; Cretonnes, 7*d ; Carpets ; Oil „ cloths. LACE AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENTS. New Linen Sets ; new Silk Scarfs ; new Promenade Scarfs ; new Balbnggan Hose ; White Cotton Hose, irom SMI ; Colored Socks, from 3d ; French Kid Gloves, 2s lid ; Double Buttons, 3s lid. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. New Millinery Hats and Bonnets ; new Shapes in Ladies' and Girls' Leghorn, Manilla, and Straw Hats; Mublm I Trimmed Hats, 2s Shi, 3s 3d, 4s lid; Leghorn Flops, la 9d ; Straw Dolly Vat dens, Sid; a cheap lot Fancy Panama Hats, Is GJd ; Sailor Hats m Straw, Leghorn, and Rush ;. new Feathers ; new Flowers ; new Ornaments. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING. Ladies' Embroidered Chemise, from 2s lid ; Tucked Skirts, from 2b 9d ; Embroidered Pelisses, from 3s 9d; Embroidered Pique and Holland Pinafores and Blouses; Ladies' Corsets, from Is lid; the New Spoon-bill and Hip Belt Corsets ; Infants' Sun Hats and Bonnets. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Just Opened Out, 2 Cases of Geelong Suits, Trousers and Vests, for finish and cut EQUAL TO OROEKED OOODS. Men's Tweed Suits, 33s 6d to 84s ; Men s Tweed Trousen, 9s lid, 15s Gd, 21s; Men's Tweed Coats, from 16s 9d to 45a ; Men's Black Lustre Coats, from Us 9d ; Boys' and Youths' Suits, Boys' Strong Kuickerbocken, 9s lid ; Men's White and Colored Moles, better value not shown; Men's Cotton Harvard Miirts, Is 9d, 2s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s lid} Crimeans, from 4s lid ; New Shapes in Men's Hard and Soft Felt Hats : Boys >oft Felt Hats, from 2s 3d; Mens Cotton and Merino Pants, and Undershirts. All Cash Purchasers over £1, One Shilling Returned. «<>27

Hotels.

CHRISTCHURCH TERMINUS HOTEL

(Immediately opposite the Railway Station.)

THOMAS RICHMOND, Proprietor.

SINCE the present Proprietor took possession of this Hotel, extensive improvements have been effected by re-furnish-ing its suites for families, and largely extending its Bedroom accommodation. New furniture, unique and elegant, has been introduced into its suites, and no economy has been studied in making its Bedrooms what they are now admitted to be— lofty, airy, and replete with comfort. The Culinary department is conducted by one of artistical skill Luncheon on the Table from 12 till 2 o'clock. Dinner waits the arrival of passengers by the Express Train fiom the South tillhalf-past 6 p.m. Travellers by railway will find this Hotel —both at the time of their arrival iv and departure from the city, owing to its proximity to the Railway Station— more convenient for them than auy other Hotel in Christclmrch. A Porter will be in attendance on the arrival of Trains, to take charge of luggage, have it conveyed to the Hotel, and vice versa. A new Billiard Room has also been recently erected and attached to the Hotel, which, for its extent, decorations, and completeness is at picsent unequalled in New Zealand. Four of Alcock's finest Exhibition Tables have been imported from Melbourne for this magnificent room, in which lovers of the game may luxuriate in the midst of all the improved appliances and comforts known to modern art. The Proprietor will bestow special attention in his selection of Wines for this establishment, and only the best will be supplied. Of Spirits, English and Colonial Ales, only the best approved Brands will he kept. Care will be taken that the staff of servants employed at this Hotel will be only those Mho arc found prompt and ready to lxjstow on visitors that attention to their wants, together with the full measure of civility which they have a right to expect or demand. Travellers leaving the Hotel by early Trains will Ix 3 called in due time, and Breakfa&t on the Table for them at any hour required . The luxury of Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths may be enjoyed at all hours. The present Proprietor— Mr T. RICHMOND — having perceived a want in this portion of the City, has resolved to supply the desideratum by opening— in the New Shops attached to his Hotel— in Manchesterstreet, a , _ RESTAURANT, Where Meals may be had from 7 a.m. till 8 p.m. for ONE SHILLING, Iv order to suit the convenience of all classes of Travellers. Hot Dinner from 12 till 2 p.m. de2s