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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4220, 29 September 1874, Page 1

Drapery. g PE CI A 1 NOTICE. NEWEST FASHIONS FOR SPRING. ki’rkcaldie AND STAINS Have just received, ex s.g. Great Britain, FIFTY-TWO CASES Of the Latest French ■ and English Novelties, Suitable for SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, Consisting of— EMBROIDERED POPLIN COSTUMES. LUSTRE COSTUMES, trimmed with Satin.' I LINEN-TRIMMED SPOT COSTUMES. TASSOR EMBROIDERED COSTUMES. GRASS LAWN COSTUMES. RICH BLACK SILK POLONAISES. TASSOR SILK POLONAISES. EMBROIDERED LINEN POLONAISES, j FRENCH CASHMERE POLONAISES, j WHITE LUSTRE POLONAISES. BLACK SILK JACKETS, handsomely trimmed. BLACK SILK BUGLED FICHUES. CASHMERE MANTLES, trimmed with LACE. THE NEW SLEEVELESS JACKET. GRENADINE MANTLES and FICHUES. BEADED CASHMERE SCARVES. FRENCH and ENGLISH BONNETS. THE NEW GRAND DUCHESS HAT. FASHIONABLE LEGHORN HATS. TULLE, MUSLIN, and SILK RUFFLES. BROCADED TAFFETA BOWS. CHINA SILK SCARVES. FRENCH LACE SASHES (all colors). YAK and POINT LACE. LACES and TULLES. NEW PLEATED FALLS. COLD TUNISIAN LACES. BLACK and WHITE MARIE BLONDS. LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S PARASOLS. PERCULE CAMBRICS. PRINTED BASTTSTES. BLACK GENAPPINE, for Mourning. PLAIN and STRIPED BELERNO. IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS. SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY. . rJOO zinc-lined cases for sale. ■ iU' ‘ .. . - ..... ' K I If K C A L DIE AND S T A I N S, Lambton Quay and Cuba Street.