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Drapery, asc. . N E W -JZ E A L~A N D H°U S E WILLIAM BATTRAY. 178, 180, ANB 182, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. £te_?«£rrX A lowerprice, than those usuallyasksdfor by the local wholesale warehouses. ■. ; ■ AM . ATTB.AY • : j HOUSE IggggggggSil HOUSE §n. _ WilktAM RATTRAY. ■ ' __._-_J |||- " ' , . - .""_ _' ' ' i ~ "' jhi_■ . i i L j iej^ NEW ZEALAND- HOUSE, ! .. " •'-..'' 178, 180, AND 182, QUBEN-STBEBT. MANTLES DEPARTMENT. . . ■ WILLIAM RATTKAY is showing in this department-Ladies 1 Diagonal, Cashmere, and Etoche Paletots and Bolmans e!oe»ntlv trimmed with new Eat Tail Fringes, Ri=h Broche. Long Pans Dolmans and Paletots, oullted silk lined, and'trloimed Far And ChenlUo; Lidios" Real Sealskin Paletot 3, Lwhes" Uolman Konr-in-Sind? and Newmarket Ulsters in Cheviots. Broken Checks, Crimson and all fashionable colours i? cioths. The Unanimous verdict respecting thase goods by the Ladies who hononred New Zealand House with their presence at toe late Show was, "How Vtar Chkap.! ! And so indeed they are. Then for Children swear tbareisanics i-ittety of Cloth Jackets and Four-in-hand Ulsters in check sand Plain and Crimson Mantlo Cloths, equally goad ralue. : COSTUMES DEPARTMENT. WILLIAM RATTRAY confidently recommends an early inspection of this Department. In "Walking Costumes there ure Voveltiis In Stripes, Checks and Plain Cloths in the very latest London styles: while in Evening Dresses Clack Mataritls. and Silfci are some really choice models, and all at very reasonable prices. The purchase of these Costumas in London was made under very advantageous circumstances, so that a stylish dresa can now be bought just for the price of the material. In 'tho Children's Branch of this Department there are som-> pretty little Costumes at very reasonable prices, while the display of runicj and Peliis«, etc., is rich in colour and variety, and a speady clearance maybe looked for. ' , . MILLINERY. WILLIAM RATTKAY'S French Models in this Department should be seen without delay. They ar indeed triumphs of art. In -Straws and F«lts there is an endless variety of shapes in all the new colours There are Princess BonDets, in Braid, Chips, Straw, and Chenille; New Designs in Felt, Velvet, and Plush Hnts aud Bonnets. Infants' Millinery, Cashmere, Silk, and Satin Hoods.- Flowers, Feathers, Aigrettes. Millinery Ornamonte. These have all been well bought, and are marked much ander the usual value of theso goods to secure a rapid clearance, as fresh, shipments of novelties ar» to arrive. UNDERCLOTHING. WILTiTAM RATTRAY is assured ho holds the largest stock of Ladies' and Children's ITnderclothing in the Colony. The celebrated hand-made Hiberuii Underclothing is nearly ai cheap as the Machine-made, bat far more durable. In Ladies' Dressing Go nrns there »re some very pretty designs suitable for the season. ; FURS. WILLIAH RATTSAY has a choice selection of Fur Goods in Capes, Far-lined Cloak 3, and Fur Trimminss in all widths. For Kalny Weather, Ladies' now deem to prefer toe Cashmere Waterproof and Macintosh Cloaks as very Uiht and easy to carry. WILLIAM RATTRAY has a splendid variety uf these in Black, .Navy Brown, and Myrtle Cashmere, and Steel Reversible Maciatosb, all lengths aud reasonable prices. SILKS AND VELVETS. WILLIAM RATTRAY is showing a large Stock of Fashionable Make 3 in all leading shades, and desires to draw special attention to his Plain Velvets, and Broche Silks and Satius wuiuli will be found marvels for value. ' DRESS DEPARTMENT. WILLIAM RATTRAY'S Costume Cloths are exceptionally well dene thi3 season. There is a. splendid line of Dark Checks, beautifully soft and durable, while the' French Armures, S*t!n Oashmere, Biarritz, and Ottomau Clo'hs will be found in a-i endless variety of shades, and at such prices as mnii necessarily tempt a clearance. The Velveteorin in Black and fashionable colours, in a rich cloiu; tnuse a.-a » speciality, and arc Al vulue. For those requiring low price goods, we can tarnish a rich variety ot colouring in wide, durable materials with trimmings to match. . ' . FANCY DEPARTMENTS. ' WILLIAM EATTKAY has in theie Departments an endle3s variety of Laces and Lace Goods, Rnfflings, plain, broche, Tartan and Velvets, Sish Ribbons with narrow to match, Umbrella;, Cashmere and Merino Hosiery Dress Materials. Dress Buttons, Fans, Bags. Gloves. A-c In Gloves, all the best makes will be found; and a special purchase of a llae of tour-button Black Kid Gloves in the London Mirkst will be offered at Is lid the pair, though they are really worth double the money. I L L I AM _JJ A T TRAY, 178, ISO, IS2, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. I SUPPLIED" BY ££H?S gMITH & OAUGHKZ^x^.- ■ DRAPERS & SILK MBRCERS, V^^ JournaL - . UPPER QUEEN-STREET asd \. ■ IfEWMAKKET. - GUARANTEED. IN BLACK Other Makes in stock, ■? S * ■ iWT . ..j.™. from Is 4Jd. AND COLOUES > K3- SEND FOE PATTERNS. , AT LOWEST PRICES. 43-EVERY YARD STAMPED. W* ys guarajSteed. OTHER AUTUMN and . WINTER DRESS MATERIALS The "LOUIS" bears a TV i»r«w«T? V*T!TCTV ringularly bright glossy ■ IN UIIENSE VARIETY. p jl|Si jjj, Vtia e ir ect O { ~ S3 , FOR GOOD VALUE, " Lyons 'elvot. it carries but little weight. Tsr SMITH & CAUGHEY.__I . ' Ironmongery. .Local Industries. J B-.OUNT M_O_N G E R Y. p o R E A US. . ' ' i^ '.jj-j;' ' _j_tti« w. & gThatfield, 7 MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF LEATHER' ■ ■ ■,_.,= \ PORTMANTEAUS (Wholesale and Retail). . A Good Stock of BEST SOLID LEATHER, and other ' kinds of POBTMAKTEATJS to select from ilw^M^SiwSPTO^^lffll ■ Lexthee. Cases or Every Desckiptios Madb to ALL GOODS manufactured on the premises from the ' BEST COLONIAL. LEATHER. EEPAIRS neatly and Promptly Executed. JAMES D "DLAIKIE, ■ IMPORTER "OF BUILDERS'AND FURNISHING -^^^^gt^^^^rT?'' IRONMONGERY — (Dißtcr fbom Mandfactdrers), ' Jk M "'M O" N'. I !A. Has on Sale at Low Bates : Carpenters' Tools (Eng- " — —— £-- lldhand American), Nails, Locks, Hinges; &c, Gal- , uunvl . »».»«.'-. '' ivrxrnvri» vanlxed Cerrug.ted Iron, Kitchen Ranges, Register .SwoSri JS^""i*** iSvnvil' Grates. ilarbU and. Enamelled Slate JUantelp'eces. *MMOVrf *?n? * iS^RvA Tile Hearths, Fire Iron and Keats, Coal Vases, Centre £mmon-,"a tHHSiIt Ventilatois, SUtes, Coment, etc. . AMMONII tSvowit VICTOEIA-brEEET. , AMMONIA . SOLI. ?T AMMONIA • — AMMONIA A!Li a».<:aai AMMONIA AWARDED THREE FIRST PRIZES *MM§x{i ammon!!* ■ ,AT AMMONIA Pisr BOTTii AMMONIA AUCKLAND AGRICULTDKAI SHOW, »',£ xo, nZZU ,«« . -fSS^lt 18S3, AMMONIA it has NO EQOAi. AUMONIA . ' : . AMMONIA ' AMMONIA For TINWARE, COLONIAL OVEiTS ammonia nimnujiuYjisnoTß ammonia ' AUirON'IA all roos and LIVIHO AMMONIA SBOUTING, & LEADEDGE ammonia ■ , . ammonia RIDGE CAP AMMONIA 108 BCODEIKQ IXOOK3 -ASIHONIA AMUONIA ii ia isVALOAUi AMMONIA ■ ■ - AMMONIA AMMONIA , AMMONIA xxcxllest lOE AMUONIA. , AMMONIA -windows, MliiKoKJ, ic AMMONIA ''. SPIRITS OF AMMONIA, . , XfiXCELSIOE TjILUID. .:. • ;■■■. -* a * 66 - BWBeasi^a? - - WORKS: ALBERT-STREET. GEORGE ~ JSjL watee laid ov] established 1865 Igas ljub on THAMES GALVANISED IRON WORKS JP « PLUMBERS. GASFITTERS FOUN^- ... ; AND . . DERS, FINISHERS. AND SHEET METAL WOKK- ' ■ • ' ' .•,....' ERS. tfb., 48 ani> 50, VICTORIA-STREET WEST COLONIAL OVEN MANUFACTORY, Manufacturers of Corrugated Tanks. Galvanued -..••■•-n--~ . T» Spouting, Piping, Ridging, etc., in B or 8 feet lengths. Brows and Davy-otheetb, - Importers of Plumbers'and Tinsmiths , Materials and THAMES. ■'-■... Fittings.-? , , and W. P. having the best machinery and appliancei, are in a position to execute work and - orders at \ lowest remunerative prices. Licensed PLTTJIBER3 AUCKLAND WiTKEWORKa.* ' ' ' QHEAP AND GOOD CUTLER?. — Has just received 3 good supply of all kinds of ■ TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consistine of Ivory and Bone Table Knive«,''Pocket "IZ> E' A C O C K Knlvct, Lockwood's and Johnston's Scissors and JL • B Razors, superior makers. ... OPTICIAN EircißO-PLATED■ .\lT*B^ ( FOKKS, SrooKS, CjiDEis, MATHEJIATICAL, AND NAUTICAL INSTEUAll the above Goods selling at very low prices. ■ MENT MAKER, _____ ' : - SaOBTLAKD-STBEET, THO MAS SAMU EL, QPECIAL ANNODNCbMENT- " . 108, QOESN-STRBEX ? TAYLOR'S SEWING MACHINES. . _ . The BaUnco of Stock of these excellent Hand and ' ' (Next Mr.-Wostpffthi; Bootmaker). ■ ' readlo Sowing Machiaos will be sold at 25 per cent. ' ——————». —————« dUcount. Nearly 600 in use in Auckland. PROMISSORY NOTE FORMS in Uooke, opposite the*post-office mty be obtained at the Hkbald Ofllc» ShorUand-street.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7000, 24 April 1884, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7000, 24 April 1884, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7000, 24 April 1884, Page 2