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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9188, 18 October 1888, Page 2

Dress and Fashion. |f|| SPRING AND SUMMER, 1888. § SMITH & CAUGHEY, ! HAVE JUST RECEIVED, ' EX SHIPS DORIC, KAIKOURA, AND OTHE RECENT ARRIVAL^ ABOUT 3 < 200 CASES AND BALES s MEW GOODS. 1 FOR PRESENT AND APPROACHING SEASON, FOR EXCELLENCE, VARIETY, AND CHEAPNESS THESE IMMENSE SHIPMENTS (DIRECT FROM THE LEADING BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURINGS FIRMS) "WILL BE FOUND UNSURPASSED. THE LATEST NOVELTIES _ AND EXTRAORDINARY i VALUE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. (gr ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. - ™„.1 08 CASH ONLY - | SMITH & CAUGHEY. | WHOLESALE AND FAMILY DRAPERS, f QUEEN-STBEET AND KAEANOAHAPE EOAD. Qtteen-steekt— Telephone 339. ' Kahaxgahape Road—Telephone 348. NEW ZEALAND feCZ) SUPPORT ( CLOTHING FACTOEY NEW Zealand fjf rAI All U iVIHICTRY ' CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND •[- 3 L'ULUi 11A!J ll\I!Lol 11 I j CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND NO ADVANCE IN Clo ™ ,Ko «<-™» NEW ZEALAND J fa. / / \ PRICES j CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND Ls\fj \ V i CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND I (j/' '" A \ Notwithstanding ie in- j CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND *" JI 1 creased tariff, i CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND I j / CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND / X lI / iIEN ' NEW ZEALAND j CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND TWEED SAt ' SUITS | CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND Y~ j /■ - I liOM 32s 6d. CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND / / / ( BOYS' AND YOUTHS' | CLOTHING FACTORY I 1 '■ NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND I I j . 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S /A \ ; NEW ZEALAND , |L /V. \ CLOTHING FACTORY ; ( A SPLENDID VARIETY, J A /\\ ) =s| NEW ZEALAND i It' I / I / CLOTHING FACTORY » !AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY. V-// li— I NEW ZEALAND BODY fTW EpT ! CLOTHING FACTORY NEW ZEALAND j V_J Wj ! fT.OTHTNG FACTORY NEW ZEALAND i (JJ £ QUEEX"STREET, k n I CLOTHING FACTOEY NEW ZEALAND j AUCKLAND. | CLOTHING FACTOR ■> Ironmongery. WINGATE, BURNS & CO., i WHOLESALE, RETAIL, AND EXPORT IRONMONGERS, gj CUSTOM STREET, AUCKLAND, HAVE THE FOLLOWING LINES TO LAND, EX SHIP WAIROA, NOW IN . PORT: 14 tons Fencing and Barb Wire, 20 coils Galvanised Wire ' 200 bundles Hoop Iron (l£in and lsin), 12 tons Sheet Lead (2Mb to Gib) 30 kegs Ewbank Nails (2iin to 4in), 2 cases Mangles, 1 case "Pit Saws (6ffa to Bft) 1 case Lovelock's Mincers, 1 case Steel Files 1 case Chest-erman's Measuring Tapes and Hand Chains, 1 case Joiners' Tools 1 case Pipe Vyces and Wrenches, 4cwt Wire Clout Nails 1 case Williams' Butcher Knives, 1 case Sausage-Filling Machines 1 case Oakey's Glass Paper, 1 case Oakey's Emery Powder and Wellington Polish 1 case Kerosene Cooking Stoves, 1 case Jack and Trying Planes and Sash Fillisters ;)1 1 case Dutch Hoes, 2 casks Trace, Bullock, and Plough Chains j 1 case Salter's Circular Spring Balances, 1 cask Tacks, 1 cask Fry Pans 20 Galvanised Anchors, 4 Avery's Platform Weighing Machines "< 1 case Avery's Union Weighing Machines, 2 cases Counter Weighing Machines 2 casks Tinsmiths' Wire, 24 dozen Block's Spades, 150 dozen Cotton Fishing Lines 1 bale Cotton Netting Twine, 78 bundles Wire Netting, 2 casks Tinned Wart 1 case Deed Boxes, 1 case Fish Hooks, 154 Camp Ovens 54 Negro Pots, 15 bundles Sheet Iron. /.[ TO ARRIVE PER BARQUE REBECCA CROWELL, FROM NEW YORK, NOW NEARLY DUE : J 9 Lawn Mowers, 6 crates Churns, 12 cases Half and Boys' Axes '' 6 dozen Axe-pattern Hatchets, 3 dozen Claw Hatchets, 6 dozen Shingling Hatcheti {;y 5 cases Yankee Axes, 3 dozen Lathing Hatchets, 32 cases Mason's Fruit Jars jil|f 1 case Lightning Hay Knives, 1 case Carriage Ware, 1 case American Hoes Sf'fl 15 dozen Cheney's Hammers, 4 dozen Ives' Braces, 4 ABC Corn Shellers 16 dozen Hay Fork Handles, S dozen Rake Handles, 24 Hitchcock Nickel Lamps i||i| 1 tierce Globes, 26 boxes Putnam Horse Nails, 0 cases Indian Pond Stones % 2 cases Barn-door Rails and Hangers, I case Door Bells and Levers, t ji§ 1 case Drawing Knives, 1 case American Tools, 1 case Cupboard Turns, '■? 1 cask Cow Bells, 2 cases American Door Locks, 1 case Needle Hay Knives . i 1 case Hay Rakes, 1 case Chair Seats, 30 cases Turpentine, 5 barrels Rosin, 10 cases Lard Oil ' ' WING ATE, BURNS & CO., ' ] l GISBORNE BRANCH : Gladstone Road. ( LONDON OFFICE : 24, Fenchurch-STREET, E.C. ■ J THOS. H. WEBB & CO j OAK HOUSE, -STREET. / — > | ESTABLISHED : LONDON, 1847 ; AUCKLAND, ISCO. /| PIANO, ORGAN, AND HARMONIUM IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS. ; | PIANOS, PIANOS. PIANOS [j Just Landed : . > *, PIANOS IN WALNUT CASE, TRICHORD TREBLE. PRICE, £*'>■ ! i| Instruments of all the best makers kept in stock. Prices, from £25 to £200. RUD. IBACH SOHNS CELEBRATED IRON GRAND PIANOS FROM J Repairing done of every description at the lowest possible price. Instruments bought ',j sold, or exchanged for new ones as desired. Letters addressed to THOS. H. WEBB & CO., Oak House, Hobson-streefc, will uiee- ,i| with immediate attention. . Si Otiil MVISED (JMLOIiIM S I ASK FOR —^ || , OH MOST y —' MERCHANTS SELL THEM. i C — LIBERAL DISCOUNTS. tM — * WESTFiELD CHEMICAL WORKS July, ISSS. M