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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11950, 26 April 1902, Page 8 (Supplement)

■'■ ■" "" «■"»______=__—- . == : ; ; ; ; —— ; ; — : ; —- •4_ .. Dress and Fashion., . ; t $ SMiTH & CAUGHEY, ; Ltd. Silk and Dress Departments SMITH & CAUGHEY'S SILK and DRESS DEPARTMENTS, acknowledged to be the LARGEST and BEST EQUIPPED in New Zealand. Our last great shipment ex s.s. " KUMARA" now opening, and stocks now replete throughout. SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO THE FOLLOWING— """ ra^™ 11 -rr~\ —"~——■—— " ■ SILKS. «■-— » mm—a imii ii»_____■■■■■—-—■——__-a_H3__ ■■» —p— ■■..- ——i—■ SILKS. . Ml . BLACK DRESSES. - lUd NEWEST WASHING BLOUSE SILKS, Stripes, etc.; all I " *___ \ PRIESTLEY'S SATIN CLOTHS ; also 2sCd, 2s lid, 3s 6d. j | IS lloCl colours and great favourites. lslUd PURE WOOL BENGALINES, good wear, and fast colour; —_______ — " Bengalinesareall 44 to 50 inch, and from Is 6&d to 4s lid. J I. IS Hod SPECIAL HEAVY BLACK SILK, expressly for Blouse wear. — „ arr.ui.vu puRE WQOL AMAZON g . Black AmazonSj from thia pricQ __ __ — ——- ~ to Cs 6d. lIS Hid SPECIAL HEAVY BLACK SILK, expressly for Blouse and "~" NEW FANCY BLACKS, begin at is OM, with , splendid J * § IS ll J d PURE WOOL AMAZONS; Black Amazons, from this price I __ xo 1X^ U toGsGd. . ; 9c fid PURE SILK BLACK MERVELLIEUX, for Dresses and w _ w PAVrv m ~~T7~IIa Z. , 177" _S DQ Blouses; bettor ones at „ lid up to -_ 6d. IS *& assor tment of patterns, range 6£d, with aup to Bouses; better ones at 2s lid up to 5s (>d. *° V 2 W tic , , „ _.„„__-, ucu_i v i assortment of patterns, and range gradually up to (i.s —_ ___ — ~ ____ Hd and y ß< Silk and Wool and Silk Fancys up to four j 2S 6d BLACK GLACE SILKS; also at 2s lid to 4s 6d. Guineas a Dress. . _____ SERGES. 1*? 3-' d From Is 3Jd to 4% 6cl wo offer matchless values in JAPANESE P I" °i.» u SILKS, in White, Ivory, and all shades. IS 6_d BLACK and NAVY SERGES—Wo will only mention here I ■__ _ _ ___ —— °" 1 ' own SPECIAL MAKE "THE VICTORY." They —<- AAA EXTRA SILK FINISH CORDUROY VELVETS; also I are without an equal. Every yard is Pure Wool and fast 13 4 * d VELVETEENS, in all shades and grades, Is 4Jd to 3s lid. [ ** lB8 * i » 1 " 1, * d . irhr*p~j-»QtrQ IS Hod The best Serge for the money ever offered, 44 inches wide, in OH__ ._>9_ _>• ~ Blacks and Indigos. Ask to sec the "CRAVENETTE" CHI DOUBLE WIDTH MELTON SERGES, in new Winter SERGES and riRLE FINISH COSTUME SERGES. **" ' shadings, for school dresses, etc. ; others at Is &d and j Fox's Serges, 3s Cd, etc. I _ - __ BLOUSE FLANNELS. IS Old 44 - inch f AN^.J fTL B^fmd S5 better linCS B|d NEW CHECK BLOUSINCS, in all the desired colours, and | 2 mixed with Silk at Is *** and Is Hid - . J Black and White. . IS 6oCl DOUBLE-WIDTH SATIN CLOTHS, I.') lovely shades for grj-j Special Line PAISLEY WRAPPERETTES, many lovely * present Season ; another line at Is 11.\d. * designs; others at Is M and Is _._d. ! !1c Rid ALL-WOOL SERGES, in any new colour ; also lines at Is f Is 216. A vast range of FLANNEL CHECK, in almost any colouring. IS Doll Hid and 2s 6d " Very wide and fast colours. Also a select lob of patterns 2__ at Is 4id. IS 6M PURE WOOL AMAZON CLOTHS, 44-inch, every shade; j g gjj At this price, also at Is Old and ,_ md> we offer the newest * - ALL-WOOL AMAZONS up to 4s lid, full ranges of * __ d besfc in puRE WOQL (shrank) BLO USE FLAN S colours. NELETTES, newest Checks and Colours ; all British __ ■ — ——— — — j goods. I<* 8J d Yard and a-half wide CHEVIOTS, extra value in ten " — _____ _ 1 " shadings. IS Hid The Highest Class BLOUSE FLANNELS at this price; no [ — _____ — " need to pay more; Pure Wool and shrunk; exquisite I 1c 11 VI SPECIAL "BADEN" COSTUME CLOTH, Black, Navy, etc. colourings, and a vast assortment. Silk Stripes also at 1 I 1* 11 _U j J I 2a lid.

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