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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 895, 26 September 1866, Page 3

I , . i' • • NEW SPRING GOODS, EX <SIAM' AND « PEGASUS. 5 QPENING- UP OF NEW SPEING STOCK" OF S. & J. K. VAILES' TEMPORARY BUSINESS PREMISES, HOBSON'S BUILDINGS, FOOT OF SHORTLAND-STREET. THE LATEST FASHIONS in STRAW GOODS, SILK MANTLES, PARIS MILLINERY, &c, &c. 10,000 YARD 3 of Very Superior FRENCH CAMBRIC MUSLIN, yard wide, and beautiful patterns, at Gd. per yard—Cheap at Is. A lot of Fino FRENCH LLAMAS, expensive colours, at Is. 3d.—Worth 2s. 3d. A lot of FRENCH KID GLOVES, opened This Day, at Is. 3d. per pair—"Worth 33. Gd. A very beautiful assortment of PARACHUTES, containing over 500 new and elegant designs ; "Will ho sold regardless of cost, from 83 Cd upward?. A very large assortment of DRES3 GOODS will be sold at 3Ad. per yard. 500 dozen LADIES' COTTON HOSE, from ■lid. per pair. A lot of GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, at Is. U J. A lot of MEN'S LIGHT TWEED COATS, at Bs. 6d. A lot of MEN'S GOOD TWEED "WAISTCOATS, at 53. A lot of JIEN'3 BLACK CLOTH COATS, at 225. 6d.—Cheap at 353. A lot of MEN'S TWEED TROWSERB, at 88.6 d. A lot of MEN'S BLACK ALPACA COATS, at 4s. Oβ. A lot of YOUTHS' VESTS, at 3g. 9d. A lot of YOUTHS' MOLE TROWSERS, at 4s. OTHER GOODS ARE BEING OPENED UP DAILY AND ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. •Xfi S. & J. R. VALUE WILL OPEN MANY NOYELTIES AT HALF THE USUAL PRICE, DURING THEIR STAY AT HOBSON'S BUILDINGS 1 FOOT OF SHORTLAJSTD-STUEET. t