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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10594, 8 November 1897, Page 5

The now fashionable muslins, silk zephyrs, piques,Vpiqiiettes,'" etc,', in 'endless variety ana inexpensive.—Smith and Caughey, dress merchants and family drapers,-(Advt.) Tonson Garlick are selling everything at "Sale" prices for cash at time lof purchase, till their now premises are started building. sfi Floral f6te—made up lace goods, including fichus, fronts, collars, collarettes, and scarfs, as now. worn, new.and elegant designsD.s.c. ' , v Our stock of cotton, silk and wool, and woollen dress fabrics ii .very, large, well assorted, arid marked at cheap rates.—Smith and Caughey, dress merchants.—(Advt.) jp" f Moko-Our celebrated 2s lid ladies French kids equal to any 43 6d glove in the city, in tan, black, and colours.—D.S.C. Important! Tonspri Garlick Company have removed the balance ot - their 1 salvage Furnishing Drapery stock to their Queen-street premises. ' Carpets, Linoleum, and Furniture at ■ Elliott-street. Still ? selling ;at | Salvage Sale prices for cash at time of purchase.

fr" Navy and white j prints, in stripes; and flowered, selling at 43 6d the dozen yarns. For sterling value in dress goods try D.S.O. Just opened and special value, new designs in harrateens, or, Norman stripes, 6jjd, ' 8 4 ci, »nd 9J—Smith and Caughey—(Advc.) - . Fancy; dress goods 42 inches wide at 9u, Is, and Is : 4d r ; per yard leas'than,warehouse prices. Patterns oii application.C. u The [coupons of ; the 'Rebate? Alliance to, are as' good as banknotes, in fact, as good as gold,— their Advt.] ' ■