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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7340, 29 May 1885, Page 5

T. and J. McMaster have confidence, in inviting special attention to their autumn and winter stock, being Urge, varied, and received direct from the beat English and Scotch markets, consisting of costumes and mantles.' jackets, ulsters, and waterproofs, millinery, stylish ' and new, , cashmere*, metlnos, and . drew materials. Novelties in i dress \ trimmings, braids, and buttons, umbrellas, ribbon], laees and gloves. ■• Hosiery, specially good. ■:<•<■Aha, ladies' and children's stays, and underclothing,, children's pelisses, squares, * and ■ robes. ' Blanket*, flannels, and iihirttDga, English, an* colonial.:: Also the new paper blankets, clothin?, men's and boys', colonial and English. ■ Also, shirts, hats, and Meg, Jersey suits, football jerseys a*d stockings, men's rand; boys' overcoats .and waterproofs. i Inspection invited by T. and J. McJlaator,- 252, Queen-street, and at Surrey Bills. . : , > . : *

NovELTV is OAKPETB.--The Byzantine Carpet is a new make, very rich in appearance, hiring a gold thread worked into the design, making it pretty and effective. Garlick and Cran well have lust received their firit shipment, and they have also furniture coverings, table cloths, and antimacassars to match. Tapestry Carpets, from Iβ-lid per yard; Brussels, from 8s 9d; Kensington and Tapestry Squares, Yeddo, Hugs and other novelUes—QarUck and OranweU, Home Furnishers, Queen-street, Auckland.