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Drapery. MEW GOODS FOR WINTER, 1374. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, Lambton Quay and Cuba Street, Wellington, Beg to announce the arrival of their first shipment of novelties for the coining season. 'pi.., „.—„„ 3 w hieh ] ia3 attended their previous bo introduce to the public the VERY LATEST STYLES in British . and Continental fabric 3 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 business, far exceeding in quantity, any previous importations. The numerous oi-ders constantly received by . KIRCALDIE & STAINS Prom ladies resident in the various Province of New Zealand, who have visited Wellington during the Parliamentary sessions and at other times, and inspected their large and carefully selected stock, is a sufficient guarantee that the high class of goods imported by them is unsurpassed by any other house in the various centres of popxilation in this Colony. To meet the demand for T 1 L E G A N T COSTUMES. E LE Particular care has been exercised in the —i —ijonof an unusually large shipment, just d, which consists of the very latest styles to be procured in the home markets. Costumes, in Drab des Dames igns in skirt; suitable for „„„,., s „,„, j..„iunalises, in striped satin, kilted or quilted, repp, poplin, satin cloth, *~" " * ' 'lted satin skirts, miring MANTLES AND JACKETS 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 6d. Shetland shawls and mantles, si of their magnificent stock l FANCY DRESS DI materials for winter wear, be found the new Persian, and Janus cord' n of wear these g< from 9s the full dr New serges and diagonal cloths Now satteen cloths and poplins New dress fabrics, in navy blue and all colors New makes in winceys from 6jd 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 lince7, felt, tweed, &c, &c T 7-1 RKCA LD I E & STAINS Are 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, new shapes Bonnet and evening flowers in endless variety Thenew lancer coronet feather, now very much worn in Paris and the West End of London The latest ornaments in oxydised gilt, pearl, and jet fIKKCALDIE & STAINS ~o opened 15 cases of LACE and FANCY GOODS, consisting of pelerines, capes, new woollen fiachu scarfs, white and black fancy belts in leather and silk. The new Shah scarf rufHes, in tulle, lace and net. Maltose and Honiton collars and lappetts. Real Irish crochet collars An immense and choice assortment of linen sets, including the lmw Mario Stuart set, bridal falls (richly, e broidored), new Brussels nets, plain, ligurcci, and spotted. An extensive assortment of trimming and fringes, in silk, mohair, and worstc. The new costume fringe, in all colors 8-Jd Black bugle fringes and trimmings Wide and narrow yak laces, very effective and cheap Rich and handsome sash ribbons. Those goods arc perfection in color and design. A very large assortment of ribbons, in all the newest shades for bonnet and hat trimmings. Three cases of assorted WINTER HOSIERY, from the manufactories of Messrs J. and R. Morley and Messrs Brettlo and Co. * well assorted stock of children's hosiery, in •pIIE "LITTLE WANZER" I LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINE, £4i 10s. This machino was awarded first and highest izo medal at the Paris, and, recently, at tho Venna Exhibition. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS Can confidentially recommend them for their simplicity of construction and their impossibility of getting out of order. They can be worked by hand or foot, at pleasure. Prico list of stands may bo had on application. A book of full instructions accompanies each machine, and every information given. Wholesale dealers purchasing one or inoro cases (each containing Bix machines), will be liberally dealt wilh.

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4141, 29 June 1874, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4141, 29 June 1874, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4141, 29 June 1874, Page 1

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