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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7826, 21 December 1886, Page 2

Dress and Fashion. //&■ IN |h«bs«xstreet\| VISIT £21 J •p]- AVE YOU SEEN jyjUNRO & ]y[ILLIGAN'3 | IMMENSE STOCK OF 1 Summer m WEEDS! UMMER 1 WEEDS! ALL THOROUGHLY SHRUNK. PERFECT FIT, AND BEST WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. P.S.—NO SHODDY RUBBISH OR SLOP-MADE GARMENTS HERE: CHEAP AND GOOD GLOVES AT J. GILMOUfi'S, UPPER SYMONDS-STREET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD. GLOVES— Dent's Paris Suede, 10 button length, 2s 6d GLOVES—' „ „ all shados, In Groan 2s 6d, value 3s 6d. GLOVF.S— „ „ Tai:ig and Maroons, 2s 6d. GLOVES— „ „ undressed, 4 and 8 button, 2s 6d. GLOVES— „ „ „ Brown, Green, Tan*, 2s 6d. GLOVES— Dent's Dressed Kid Embroidered Sacks, 2s (id, value 3s lid. GLOVES— ~ Tan, Brown, and Grey shades, 4 button, 2s 6d. GLOVES— Undressed L*ce Tops, 10 button, 4s 9d, value Ss 6d. GLOVES— Undressed 10 button Imi-bracelet, embroidered. 4s 9d, value 8s 6d. GLOVES— Embroidered Backs, all shades, 2s 6d. GLOVES— Astrachan l ops, brown shades, above all Dent, Alcroft, & Co's. GLOVES— Gentlemen's Riding and Driving Dogskin, 3s 9d and 4s 9d. GLOVES— Gents' Josephine, in colours, 4i 9d, value 5s 9d. GLOVES— Gents' Black Josephine, 2s 6d, value 4s 6d. GLOVES— Gents' White, 2s 6d, value 3s 9d. GLOVES- Ladies' Cloth, 6d, value Is 6d. GLOVES— Ladies" Silk Lined, Bd, value 2s. GLOVES Children's Silk and Lisle, from 3Jd. GLOVES— Ladies' Silk, 24 button length, 2s 6d value Ss. GLOVRS— Ladies' Spun Silk, 2s 6d, value 3s 9d. GLOVES— Evening, very long, pink, scarlet, and cream. GLOVES— Cashmere, all lengths and shades GLOVES— Ladies' Lisle Riding Gauntlets, 1«, value Is 9d. GLOVES— AU the Best Makers. ' J. GILMOUR, UPPER SYMONDS-STREET & KARANGAHAPE ROAD. JMPORTANT J^OTICE. GENUINE CLEARING.OUT SALE OP Drapery and "]%/t illinery. APERY AJNIJ JJJ.ILLINERYTHOS. VAENOM, n returning thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on him for the list six years, begs to inform hit numerous patrons and friends that he intends GIVING-UP BUSINESS, When all Goods will be sold considerably below cost price, to effect a speedy clearance of hi.? well-assorted stock of Drapery and Millinery. He would call special attention to the fact that the greater part of the Goods are IMPORTED DIRECT from the best Home Markets, and has every confidence in saying that the LADIES OP AUCKLAND will be studying their own interests in securing some of the GREAT BARGAINS that will be offered. NEW SPRING GOODS. BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING. fJIHOMAS CORNER OF QUEEN akd WAKEFIELD STREETS. SALE NOW ON ! gPECIAL LINE ££ pAIRS FJIROUSERS FOR £1 5s (TWENTY- "IVE SHILLINGS). ALL WOOL. SPLENDID VALUE. J* -yy ILLI AM S TAILOR AND IMPORTER, VICTORIA-STREET, jgPRING 1 gPRING ! gPRING G. CAMPBELL, TAILOR, Etc., 225, KEN-STREET, Is now opening-up his NEW SEASON'S GOODS And advises his old Customers to call and seek an early inspection. 225, Queen, street (opposite Edsons, Chemist). Seeds, Prod ace, &c. g eed jp otaT 0E s SEED POTATOES. PRIME OAMARU, IN SPLENDID CONDITION. BONEDUST. BONEDUST. TARTARIAN OATS. FIRST. CLASS OAMARU TABLI POTATOES. E ]y/JI CHELSON & C 0 LITTLE QUEEN AND ALBERT STREETS. Young men's christian asso. CIATION. NEW PREMISES: Corner of Albert and Weli.eslky Streets, Reading Room comfortably furnished. All th( leading papers on the tables. Subscription, 2s 6c per quarter. The Library contains upwards of 280! vols, in the various departments of literature. Sub seiiption, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffki Provided. Employment and BoardinghuUSl Registers. _ Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30 Evangelistic Services, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bibl( Reading and Prayer, Saturdays, at 7.30. Bible Class Sunday, at 3 p.m STRANGERS and others (especially Young Men cordially invited to visit the rooms, where all infor utation mav be obtained. Ojjw* am 8 uh. It M B*u