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. v.,' Nj £ Hif COO D§ B ; ' • UOIMim'SMFGMXSMT ' OF THE Spring ait SiMiiifii Season, 1118. A T the commencement of another Season we beg- to thank our customers generally, and particularly those resident in the Country for the increased 'XJL amount of patronage they have kindly favoured us with during the past six months. We desire to assure them that more than ordinary attention will be paid to any orders they may entrust us with during the coming Season, as special assistants are kept for this branch of our trade. We are pleased to be able to state that we almost daily receive expressions of thanks and great satisfaction from many of our country patrons for the care and attention '•>. eat all times give to their commands. For the Spring and Summer Season now opening, at the time of writing this, we have received per the Steamships— Mimmimlitm 12 Vmses, Cootie £4 » MmmweMm 75 » ' si® • • <5-# 165 Totml. One Hundred and Fifty-five Cases of New and Fashionable Goods for the Season, all of which have been purchased direct from Manufacturers for PROMPT CASH. When Mr Edrkcaldie was in Europe, in March and April of this year, he placed many large orders with Manufacturers in t ngland, Germany* France, Switzerland and Saxony, and by so doing he saved—as Ave have on previous occasions pointed out to our Customers—the amount of profit which Avould have gone to the Middleman ” had these Goods been purchased from a wholesale warehouse ; and now in every instance each article is marked at the lowest possible figure for PROMPT CASH, thereby making the burden of the increased tariff as light as can be for all our supporters. * Now the Season is about to commence, doubtless you will be almost bewildered by the number of sensational advertisements which will attract you' attention each one claiming to be the best and cheapest—but before purchasing anything we would most respectfully suggest that you send to us for patterns and list of prices of any goods you may require, and then by comparison it will be made abundantly clear to you as to which is the substance and which is the shadow. . '

Princess Cambric Night Dresses, trimmed with Torchon Lace, 16s 6d, 18s, 21s, Infants’ Cashmere Hoods, 5s 6d, Cs, 7s 6d, Bs, 9s 6d, 10s 6d each. Ladies’ Si'k Vests, 11s each Ladies’ Silk Combinations, 32s 6d, 38s 6d each Merino Vests, 3s 3d. 3s 9d, 4s 6d ~ ~ Combinations, 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s, 14s 6d, 16a 6d Ladies’ Cotton Vests (quite new), 3s 9d each Children’s Print Petticoats, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 9d, 4s 6d Infants’ Bibs from 6d to 2s 6d each Pique Pelisses, 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 17s 6d to 30s each Ladies’ Corsets (an immense stock) from 3s 6d per pair up to 20s. in the following celebrated makes:—Acme, Soudan, Y. and N. Thompson’s Glove-fitting, Truefit, Dr. Warner’s Izods Patent Biding Corsets, in Drab, only 6s 6d per pair SWISS EMBROIDER! DEPARTIEST. The undermentioned lines are made specially to our order in Switzerland, and are the best value we have ever been in a position to offer our customers : iin. wide, 2id, 3d, 3Jd, 4d, fid, 5Jd, 6idper yard lin. ~ 3|d, 3gd, 4d, 4jd, fid, sid, 6d to Is 9d ~ ,, 6d, yard 2in. ~ Bd, 9d, lOd, Is, Is 2d, Is 3d, Is 4d, Is 6d to 3s per yard , 3in. to 18in. wide, 1b 6d, Is 9d, 2s, 2s fid, 3s, 3s 6d, up to 6s 6d per yard VERY SPECIAL LINE, SUITABLE FOR PINAPORES, l inch wide, 3s 9d per dozen ; 2 inches, fis 6d per dozen ! Muslin Embroideries in all widths and prices Coloured Embroideries to match washing dresses, 6Jd, 7d, 7Ad, Bd, Bid, 9d, lOd, 104 d, lid, Is to Is 6d per yard Torchon Laces, Bd, 9d, lOd, Is, Is 3d, Is 4d, Is 6d, ls9d, 2s up to 4s per dozen, warranted not to shrink Bulgarian Torchon Laces, 1 inch, 41 d yatd ; 14 inch, Cash's Lace Edge Prilling, | inch, 2s 6d per dozen; 1 inch, os per dozen ; 14 inch, 3s 6d per dozen A very large and choice assortment of 100 dozen Ladies’ and Children’s Aprons, made specially to our order in Switzerland in the following materials Lace, Muslin, Print, Gingham, Lawn, and Canva3, from Is, Is 3d, Is 4d, Is 6d, Is Bd, Is lOd, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, 3s 6d up to 11s 6d each A splendid line of Pongee Silk Aprons, handsomely embroidered, 17s 6d each FABRIC GLOVES. One thousand boxes (1000) made to our order in Saxony, consisting of Taffetas, Pure Silk, Milanese, and durable Silk Gloves. The largest shipment ever received by one firm in New Zealand : „ „ , 12 inches long, lOd, Is, Is 3d, Is 4d, Is fid per pair 14 „ Is 2d, Is 4d; Is fid, Is Bd, Is 9d per pair 16 i Is 6d, Is Bs, Is 9d, Is lid, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2b 9d 18 ~ Is 9d, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, 3s 6d 20 2s, 23 2d, 2s 3d, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, 2s Bd, 2s 9d, 2s lid, 3s, 3s 6d, 4s 22 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 2s lid, 3s, 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 4s, 4s 3d, 4s 6d per pair Within the last month we have receivod a large shipment of this delightfully perfumed and world-renowned 3oap, which we are selling very freely at PEARS’ LONDON PfeINTED PRICES, rhus bringing a luxury within the reach of all. Each ;ablet and ball bears the manufacturer’s stamped price. Compare the price we ask you with what you have been iccustomed to pay for it. 6d Tablet Pears’ Transparent Soap, unscented, 6d

~ One of the leading and most fashionable features in this Department is/a splendid lot of Ladles’ Garibaldi Jackets in Striped and Plain Zephyr Cloth, 7s Odeach. Spot and Striped Silk 18s 6d each. Plain Pongee Silk in all the newest colours, 22s each. In the Print Department Will l e found an immense variety of patterns, all fast colours. Print, 3'id, 4d, 4id, 4|d, sd, SM, 6d, Gid, 7d, 7sd, Bd, 9d per yard. Drilletts, 7d per yard. Ginghams, 9d, 9id, lOd, lid per yard. Zejshyrs (Fancy), 9d, 9?jd, lOd, lOid, lid, Is, Is 2d per yard. Zephyrs (Plain), 9d, 9£d, lOd, 10Jd, lid, Is, Is 2d per yard. Fancy Striped Tussores, lid, Is, Is 14d, Is 2M per yard. A very special line of 60 pieces of Galatea Stripe (Blue, Brown and Pink Stripes), 5Jd per yard. IN OUR COSTUME DEPARTMENT We are showing some very pretty and stylish Washing Costumes. COSTUMES. Creme and White Nainsook Muslin, trimmed with Bibbon and Embroidery, with Jacket Bodice, Bound Bodice, and Body pieces, 33s 6d, 365, 40s, 495, 575, 60s, 84s each. COSTUMES. Striped Prints, with Yoke Bodice, , in Gobelin, China, Buddigore, Fawn, and Black, and White, 18s 6<i each. COSTUMES. Striped Prints with Jacket Bodice in Grey, Pink, Navy, Creme, Bed and Creme, and Black and White, 2ls each. COSTUMES. Striped Zephyrs, with Jacketßodice, in Grey, Buddigore, Sky, China, Blue, and Cardinal, 25s each. COSTUMES. Stripe i Zephyrs, with short, round, gathered Bodice, in Fawn, Blue, Navy, Grey, Turkey, and Black and White, 33s and 36s each. COSTUMES. Plain Zephyrs, handsomely embroidered, with Body Pieces, trimmed with Bibbon, in Pink, Grey, Sky, China, Navy, Steel, Bicho and Gobelin, 445, 60s, 65s 6d, each. SUMMEB COSTUMES. COSTUMES. Cashmere, Trimmed with Figured Silk, and Jacket Body, in Sultan, Chocolate, and Tobac, 35s 6d each. COSTUMES. Beige, Trimmed with Braid, Body Pieces in Steel, Fawn, and Light Grey, 45s 6d each. COSTUMES. Nunsveiling, Trimmed Spot Silk with Body piece, 455. COSTUMES. Slate Homespun, handsomely braided Jacket Body, 65s 6d. COSTUMES. Steel Cashmere, Trimmed Fancy Silk Jacket Body, 65s 6d. COSTUMES. Blue Cloth, Trimmed Cheeked Silk V Jacket Body, 84s. COSTUMES. Liberty Silks, with Body pieces in Tobac, Fawn, and Buddigore, 5 guineas and 6 guineas each, IN THE We have Ladies’ Print Skirts in Pink, Fawn, Grey, Blue, all light shades, some embroidered, tucked and plain, 3s 3d, 4s, 4s 6d, ss, 6s 6d, 7s, Bs, 9s to 12s 6d each. Muslin Pinafores, hand made, 4s 9d, 5s 6d, 6s, 7s, and 8s each. Sun Hoods (White), 4s, 5s 6d, 6s, 7s 6d, Bs, 9s, 10s 6d, and 12s 6d. •

The Millinery Is surpassingly beautiful and all who have seen it are delighted with it. We regret very much that space wid not admit of our giving our customers at a distance advantage of an illustrated catalogue, but we will mention some of the names of the leading shapes in bonnets and hats, A favourite bonnet for the season is sure to be the ‘Toledo.’ It is a pretty, close-fitting bonnet, very comfortable and charmingly trimmed with Creme Ribbon and Green Foliage, with strings. «LA BELLA ’ is a very stylish little pointed Bonnet, can be bad in either Gold Beads, Tulle and Wire, or Fancy Straw and Chip, very becoming and dressy for Young Ladies ; worn without strings. * PREMIER’is a large Bonnet worn without strings, elaborately trimmed with pretty Spring Flowers ; this shape is also suitable for Young Ladies. •THE PEERESS’ is another very handsome Bonnet, a little turned up in front, long in the back ; a very good fitting Bonnet, yet dressy and very stylish. THE * NORDICA ’. is a broad brimmed Hat turned up in the centre of the back ; medium crown, prettily trimmed with Marguerites, Daisies, and Green Leaves, very pretty and simple, and highly becoming for Young Ladies. lANTHE ’ is a large brimmed Hat turned up at the aide going toward the front, which part is very handsomely trimmedwithFeathers, Ribbons, Gauze orNet. KILMOREY ’ is a close fitting Hat turned up in the back, flat in front, and high crown, very pretty trimmed with Feathers and Ribbons. «THE MANILLA’—This is made of ‘ Manilla ’ as well as being named so, and is one of the latest and most becomingßhapes ; it is exceedingly stylish and dressy ; the brim is broad in front, turned up close to the crown at the back, and is trimmed either in front or back, which may best suit the wearer; Corn, Ivy and other Green Foliage are principally worn on this particular hat. THE KEW,’ ‘THE SPA’ and ‘ RlPPLE’—These Hats are trimmed simply with Ribbon, and are suitable for Young Ladies. They are. all sailor shapes, the brim, flat all round, affording a good shade. -v ‘THE HYDE PARK,’ ‘DESART,’ ‘SAN REMO’ and ‘ LILIAN ’—These are all the newest shapes for children for this season. , ,__ _ _ ‘THE SKIPPER,’ ‘THE ORIENT,’ ‘H.M.S. SIRIUS ’and ‘THE CLIPPER’ are the newest shapes for Boys. We have a charming assortment of Feathers and i> lowers ; Marguerites, Grass Foliage, Ivy, Poppies, Violets, Roses, Cowslips, Daffodils, Polyanthus, Snowdrops, Mignonette, Pansies, Barley and Wheat. JET AIGRETTES. JET WINGS. . COLOURED FANCY FEATHERS And an endless variety of Millinery Ornaments. IN THE iANTLE DiPARTIinr Wtu, Be Found a Great Variety of Novelties. Ladies’ Fawn, Giey and Striped Cloth Jackets, 11s 6d and 12s 6d. ~ Plain Habit Cloth Jackets, 16s 6d. Jersey Cloth Jackets, 20s. ~ Light Brown Cloth Jackets, 245, 27s 6d, „ Fine Cloth, Red, Green and Blue, 27s 6d to 555. „ Checked and Striped Dust Cloaks in Fine Lustre and Brocaded do, 22s 6d, 27s Cd, 32s 6d to 5Cs. ~ Silk Warp Lustre Dust Cloaks, 465, 50s, 555,605. ~ Tailor-made Coats in Checked and Striped Cloth, 29s 6d, 355, 42s to 65s each. , Jet Fichus, 24s 6d, 27s 6d, 305., 35s to 845.. Silk Mantles with Moird Stripes, 5 guineas to 7 guineas. Lace do 58s 6d, 635, 70s, 75s to 7\ guineas. A very large assortment Striped Cashmere Mantles trimmed with Jet and Lace.

We shall be happy when requested to forward Patterns of any materials, and charts for Self-measurement for Men’s Clothing, and all orders shall re ceive our very best and prompt attention. 1 KIRKGALDIE AND STAINS, Tailors, Habitmakers, Outfitters, Carpet Warehousemen, and General Cash Drapers. ■ George’s Hall andl Quay* Wellin^ton.

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New Zealand Mail, Issue 869, 26 October 1888, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Mail, Issue 869, 26 October 1888, Page 3

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