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Drapery. 'SYNOPSIS; OP FASHIONS POE SEPTEMBER, ■ KIRKCALDIE' AND : STAINS i In announcing and introducing to the notice of thtir customers, and the public the styles for the . season, Kirkcaldie and Stain* would specially remark on the excellence, variety and magnitude of their spring import’. • Having had the presence and judgment of Mr. Staius on the home markets, in conjunction wilfi Mr R. Ki. kca die, durir g the selection for the various departments, nothing has been wanting in making the .Exhibition of Fashions, ss displayed by Kirkcaldie and Stains, the moat unique in Wellington, As ail the departments have now the novelties and attractions rnitabie for each, fully supplied, an invitation of inspection is extended to all, with the assurance thiit for sprirg necessaries, the present «tcck stands unrivalled. . TH E S HOW R 0 01. During the past few days great addition- havebeen opened up, and daring this month, from the Ist to the 30th, will be one continued feast of fashion. ~ BONNET'S ‘havb been imported in larger quantities than hitherto, and comprise all shapes, the favorite being the “ Princess of Wales.” HATS. Patience, LANGTRY, MAY QUEEN, PRINCESS, in White, Black, Brown andPichelle, 6 ca es of which have ju t been received per s.s. “ Clyde,” ex “ Arawata ’’ via Melbourne, selected by Mr Stains in London. , - , ° . PLOWeRS, direct from Paris. , ’ DEATH KBS, a large lot of coloured fashionable Hate bought very cheap. MAKTHES AND JACKETS. : ! CASHMERE MANTLES, 14s, 16s, 255, to 4 guineas. • SILK, SATIN and BEOCADED MANTLES, 45a to 8 guineas. : LACE MANTLES, DOLMANS, CAPELETS and BROCADED GRENADINE MANTLES, CAPES and FICHUS in Lace, Silk, Braid, Cbenelle, etc,, from 6s 6d to • , 3 guineas. " .. Specially commended Ladiea’ Hand-made Underclothing with Horrockir Long Cloth. ' Coraline Curse's, unbreakable, from 19 to 36 inches. THE COSTUME DEPARTMENT : Contains 8 cases of the latest, both English and FrenchBLACK STUFF COSTUMES, 21s, 255, 27s 6d to S guineas. - ' , ;1 COLORED STUFF COSTUMES, 21s, 25-', 27s Cd, and 32s 6d 1 ' COLORED STUFF COSTUMES, 2le, 255, 27s 6d, 32s 6d, to 6 guineas . WASHING C iSTUMES, from 11s 6d, I4s 6 4 , 16s 6d to 4!guineas. :; CHILDREN’S COSTUMES, in Stuff Nun’s Veiling Stockingette. POMPADOURS, Oatmeal and other fancy materials ROBBS, in Summer Cashmere and Nun’s Veiling, beautifully embroidered in self colors on Need ework, with illustrated plate, 4 guineas. .. THE DRESS DEPARTMENT is stocked with all the latest materials, including Nun’s Veiling, R iga Waideck Satin, and a variety of other: new and inexpensive materials in fashionable shades. . SATINS, in all colors, 2s 3d per yard. COLORED BROOHES for trimmings, 3s to 6s per yard.' BLACK BROCHES. ' ZEPHYRROBES, richly embroidered, 30s 37a 6d, 425.' ZEPHYR STRIPES and CHECKS, 1 yard wide, Is. , FRENCH SATEEN POMPADOUR with iloucces Is 9d per yard. OATMEAL CLOTH, in all colours, Is to Is 6d ' , PRINTS in the latest styles. 1 Sitins, Atalea, Twills, Cambrics, Plain and Brooby. KIEKCALDIE AND STAINS would call special attention to the following lines in House XHirnishing •; Tapestry Carpets, 2a 3d per yard „ ’ ~ very good, 3s 6d '■ ; 1 ■ ; French Guipure D'Art Curtains, 28s 6d, 52s 6d, 63s to 7 guineas. French Guipure Antimacassar,-., admired by all who have lean them. i Lace Curtain.-., new patterns, just introduced. The Duplex Lacs Curtain being Vallanoe and Curtain in one. Every other requisite for House Furnishing. The New Vertical Stripe Wind’o'w Hollands. 6 cites New Hosiery for Ladies and Children, in Cotton, Balbriggan. Lisle Thread, Spun , ' and Silk. ; - ; Lace Goods of every description, Black, Brown, Cream and Fiohalle. Black, Brown, and Beaded'L tees and Insertions, Fichelle Scarves, Collars, Sets, Bows, &c. : • Billiard Cloths just opened. ' Attention is directed to the Terms—Over £2 in immediate cash payment, one shilliucr in the £. On all monthly accounts paid, 2J' per cent discount. All ;other bills rendered : quarterly. . KIRKCALDIE AND: STAINS, LAMBTON QUAY AND BRANDON STREET. ’ 300 zinc-lined cases for sale cheap.

SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE GREAT ANNUAL ST O O K-T A KIN G SAL E Now progressing with extraordinary success GOODS IN GREATER VARIETY, AND REALLY i GOOD. See for yourselves at THE CORNER HOUSE, TE ARO CORNER, CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS GRAVES AND FLEMING.

Business Notices HITE HOUSE BAKERY, LaMBTON QUAY. GEORGE HARRIS begs to thank bis friends and public generally for the support he has received for the past three years, and assures them that orders left in his charge will receive his best attention. Balls, picnics, tea. meetings, school treats, and excursions supplied on the lowest terms. Shops, ships, and restaurants supplied. Wedding cakes of different designs always on hand. Carta to .all parts of the city and suburbs daily. N.B.—Note the address : George Harris, of White House Bakery, Lambton-qnay, Late of Spiers and Pond, London. 953 PL IMM EE’S HOTEL, Late Albert. The new additions to this Hotel are now finished, and will be opened for business on Saturday the 9th instant. . The Billiard Room is the best in the city, and is furnished with two of Alcock’s tables with every appendance, and is let to Mr James Dash, the well-known Billiard Marker. The Hotel will be under the management of Mb & Mbs ISAAC PLIMMEE, who will endeavor to make their customers feel at home. There is good accommodation for families and travellers, with good sample rooms, hot and cold baths, and every convenience for a respectable Hotel. LFR K D A. BARNETT S LAND AND CREDIT AGENCY, Oddfellows’ Building, Lambton-Quay. CASH ADVANCES immediately made at ample valuations on Deposit of Deeds of Freehold or Leasehold Properties, Bank and Insurance Shares, or other securities. LOANS arranged on personal application WITHOUT ANT DELAY. i MORTGAGES negotiated at exceptional low rates of Commission and Interest. BILLS OF EXCHANGE, Drafts, and Promissory Notes discounted daily. CREDITS granted to purchase town and country land. I’binoipai. and litterest repayable by Monthly, Quarterly, or Annual InJOHN PLIMMEE, 311 Proprietor. btalments, as per agreement. 447

Business Notices JAMESON BROTHERS AND CO. Wilus-sthbet, Tory-strbet, and Lambton-ooat, WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. A large stock of Wines, Spirits, English and Colonial Beers on hand,' to be sold in ASSOBTKD Dozbns. JAMESON BROTHERS & CO., , Willis-street, Tory-street, and Lambton-quay. 600 cases kerosene, at ISs per case. Landing out op the Star op thb East--60 cases Morton’s assorted pickles 26 cases Morton’s salad oil, pints ■25 cases Morton s salad oil, -pints 20 cases Morton’s marmalade 20 cases Lea and Perrin’s sauce, J-pints 20 cases Morton’s castor oil, pints 20 oases Morton’s castor oil, 10 tons English crushed loaf sugar 25 oases table vinegar 50 casks vinegar 1 ton candied peel JAMESON BROTHERS AND CO.. Agents for ■ THE CALCUTTA TEA ASSOCIATION’S PURE INDIAN TEA (in packets). 3 tons prime Canterbury cheese 2 tons hams and bacon 10 cwt. lard 100 half-chests tea 200 boxes tea 400 boxes candles JAMESON BROTHERS AND CO., Willis-street, Tory-street, and Lambton-quay. Goods delivered at the Railway Station, or any part of the City, Fbeb op Chaeob, 633 H J. WILL TA M S WAIROA, HAWKE’S BAY LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR. Every information given by letter as to Crown and Native Lands for sal« in the distriot. H

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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6699, 6 October 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6699, 6 October 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6699, 6 October 1882, Page 1

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