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New Zealand Mail, Issue 878, 28 December 1888, Page 14

THOMPSON & CO, (Late Thompson, Shannon & Co.), HAVE much pleasure in directing attention to the very extensive shipments lately opened np, embracing a large and choice assortment of USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES, such as— Bohemian Glass Ware, Choice selection Photo Frames in plush and novelties, Painted and Fancy Vases, beautiful designs, Water Jugs, white and colored glass novelties, also a very large and varied shipment of Ladies’ Bags, Purses, Brushes, Comb 3, Hairpins, and Fancy Combs, Puff Boxes, Ash Trays, Photo and Scrap Albumß, Scissors, Knives, Ladies’ Companions, Opera Glasses, Hand Glasses, etc. The whole of which are marked at our Exact Wholesale Price, and will be found on inspection about half the price usually charged for this class of goods. In every department we are fnlly replete with all the New Season’s Goods and Novelties, a few of which arc under-noted. DRESS DEPARTMENT. New Homespun Dresses, New Beige and Fonle Dresses, New Cashmeres and Merinos, New Double Width Dress Goods, New Zephyrs, Prints and Flannelettes, New White and Coloured Embroidered Robes. New Skirts and Skirtings, New Pongee and Surah Silks, New China and Tussore Silks, New Millinery Silks and Satins, New Dress Trimming Silks, New Black French Silks and Satins. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. ! New Art Muslins and Cretonnes, New ! Art Drawing Room Curtains, New Lace Curtains, New Tea Cloths and d’Oylies, New Damasks and Linens, New Napkins and Tablecloths, New Plain and Broohe Satteens, New Towels and Quilts, New Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, New Kidder and Felt Carpets, New Mats and Mattings, New Hearth Ruga and Wool Mats, Now Tapestry and Embroidered Covers. FANCY DEPARTMENT. New Ribbons and Laces, New Tulles and Veil Net 9, New Sashes and. Sash Ribbons, New Silk Handkerchiefs and Tieß, New Hosiery and Gloves, New Cambric and Hemmed-Stitched Handkerchiefs, New Edgings and Embroideries, New Ladies’ Collars and Cuffs. MILLINERY AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT. New Flowers and Feathers, New Straws and Java Hats, New Foliages and Flower Mounts, Now Children’s Dresses, New Cream and White Pelisses, New Aprons, Pinafores and Tunics, Now Corsets and Underclothing, New Jackets and Mantloa, New Taffeta Gloves. We desire to call special notice to our stock of Children’s Dresses and Pinafoies, White and Cream Summer Pelisses in all sizes. These are all our own manufacture, and are very choice in design and thoroughly we'l made. Id our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT will be found a fine assortment of Boys’, Youths’ and Men’s Clothing, all made up in our own factory ; also Shirts, Ties, Socks, Belts, Braces, Hats, Caps, &c., &o. TWEED AND WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT, As is now generally known, we have the largest variety in piece goods of every kind to select from, and our Tailoring Department la under the very best management. Style and Fit of every garment is a specialty with us, while the price charged will be found the lowest in the City, We are the only firm in New Zealand who charge the Exact Wholesale Price to the Public. THOMPSON & CO. Importers and Manufacturers.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. THAT VALUABLE ESTATE NEAR GISBORNE, POVERTY BAY, Known as the PAPATXJ RUN. THIS Property consists of 3168 acres of Freehold Land, and 1589 of f.easehold, having 8 years yet to run. It is most conveniently situated, being about II miles from the Port of Gisborne by a good level buggy road. A considerable part of the Freehold Is rieh alluvial Flat, equal in quality to any land fn the Poverty Bay district, which is well known as the most fertile in New Zealand. The remainder is good hilly Limestone and Papa country. The whole is well watered. The leasehold can be converted into a free' hold without much difficulty, and at a moderate price. The Quality of the Soil Is best shown by the fact that, although not fully improved, the property is now carrying over 13,000 sheep beside a number of cattle and horses, and there is abundance of grass. The whole estate is fenced and subdivided by substantial wire and hard wood fences. There is a small dwellinghouse upon the property; also a large woolshed and other station buildings,' yards, &o. The whole will be sold, with the stock belonging to it, as a going concern, and the price will be low, as it must be sold. Freezing Works are to be ereoted immedi. ately in Gisborne, thus 'ensuring a steady market for surplus stock, and guaranteeing an ample return for the money invested. For further particulars apply to J. B. WHYTE, Wyndham-Btreet, Auckland ; Or, to THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, 821 Gisborne.