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Drapery. "VTEW GOODS FOR WINTER, 1874. KIEKCAXDIE-& STAINS, Lambton Quay and Cuba Street, Wflwu'c > ton, Beg to announce the arrival of their first shipment of novelties 'for the coming season. The success which has attended their previous endeavors to introduce to the public the VERY LATEST STYLES in British and Continental fabrics and designs, has induced them to make arrangements with the leading manufacturers of Paris, Lyons, Berlin, London, Manchester, and Glasgow, for a supply of fashionable and useful goods, in all the departments of their b quantity any numerous orders constantly received by From ladies resid of New Zealand, during the Parliament times, and inspected t selected stock, is a sufljofct guarantee that the high'class of goods. jUpHtfed %v them is unsurpassed by any other house in the various centres of population in this Colony. To meet the demand for Tjl L E G A N T COSTUME S. Particular caro has been exercised in the selection of an unusually large shipment, just opened, which consists of the very latest styles to be procured in the home markets. ened, which consists of the very latest yles to be procured in the home markets. PiMiturmw! in Drab des Dames i Boulogne, serge, repes, &c uostumes, ready for wear, from 21s All the latest designs in skirts suitable for ng with polonalises, in striped satin, Ited or quilted, repp, poplin, satin clot' Will find this department replete with all the newest shapes, in seal skin, velvet, cloth, tweed and velveteen. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS Call particular attention to their Vienna cloth jackets, most of which are elaborately embroidered or trimmed with fur. They are cut and made by Tailors, thereby insuring a perfect fit. Waterproof polonaises and mantles, from 8s Gd. Shetland shawls and mantles, suitable for evening wear. T7~ lEKCA LD I E & STA IN S K 1 Have great pleasure in soliciting an inspection of their magnificent stock in the FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT, Comprising 27 cases of fashionable and useful materials for winter wear, amongst which will be found the new Persian, Sedan, Metz, Cable, d materials. For durability xls are unsurpassed. Price, from 9s the full dress. New single and double silk repps New serges and diagonal cloths New satteea cloths and poplins New dress fabrics, in navy blue and all colors New makes in winceys from 6|d per yard Patent moleskin Lyons silk velveteen, in black and colored, from 3s 3d per yd. A large assortment of underskirts, from 3s Cd, in lincey, felt, tweed, &c, &c "jriItKCALDIE & STAINS Have just opened, ox mail steamer a rich and select assortment of BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. _ Their black silks have acquired a reputation for wear which they feel assured will be fully maintained by the present shipment, being specially selected with regard to perfection of dye and durability of texture. Black from 2s lid per yard. The excellent ai ment of colored silks comprise— Black grounds, with floral designs Gros de Suez, of the best manufacture Grisaille striped silks, suitable for the season Eich chene and Yokohama silks Striped checked broche and plain silks, in the newest shades, including bleu de Shah, violet des Alpes, Vert de The, Gris <T Argent. A case of Ileal Irish Poplins, direct from the manufactory of Messrs. Pirn Bros., of Dublin, has also been opened, and all marked at moderate mices. plins, 4 guineas, full uluih ui a/ yards Black silk velvets, excellent value, at a IS d silk velvets, in all the fashionable colors ■"— 7 -' ' e, violet, green, &c, &c. 7"IEKCALDIE & STAINS now showing six cases of FRENCH and ENGLISH MILLINERY, all of the choicest description, at the most moderate prices. Trimmed and untrimmed hats, in felt, velvet and straw, now shapes Bonnet and evening flowers in endless variety The new lancer coronet feather, now very much worn in Paris and the West End of London The latest ornaments in oxydiscd gilt, pearl, and jet T7IEICCAL iLDIE & STAINS Have opened 15 cases of LACE and FANCY GOODS, consisting of pelerines, capes, new woollen fischu scarfs, white and black fancy belts in leather and silk. The new Shah scarf ruffles, in tulle, lace and net. Maltese and I-loniton collars and lappctts. Eeal Irish crochet collars An immense and choice ' lent of linen seti ' ' '" " ------ Stuart set, bri and spotted. An extensive assortment of trimmings and fringes, in silk, mohair, and worsted Tho new costume fringe, in all colors BJd Black bugle fringes and trimmings Wide and narrow yak laces, very effective and cheap Eich and handsome sash ribbons. Theso goods are perfection in color and design. A very large assortment of ribbons, in all the newest shades for bonnet and hat trimeo cases of assorted WINTER HOSIERY, from the manufactories of Messrs J. and K. Morley and Messrs Brettle and Co. A well assorted stock of children's hosiery, in -IM-IE "LITTLE WAN ZEE" ] LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, £4 10s. This machine was awarded first and highest prize medal at tho Paris, and, recently, at the Vennn. Exhibition. ICIRKCALDIE & STAINS Can confidentially recommond them for their simplicity of construction and their impossibility of getting out of order. They can bo " * " ' lor foot, at pleasure. Price ly be had on application. A book of full instructions accompanies each machine, and every information given. Wholesale dealers purchasing ono or more cases (each containing six machines), will be liberally dealt willi.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4136, 23 June 1874, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4136, 23 June 1874, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4136, 23 June 1874, Page 1

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