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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 6845, 30 March 1883, Page 1

Business notices DEPARTMENTS Replete with the latest Autumn and Winter Fashions. KIRKCALDIE~AND STAINS MILLINERY Embracing the Largest assortment of Imported Bonnets and Hats ever shown by KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS. All the leading shapes in Felt, Plush, Beaver, Mock and Real, Sealskin, Velvet, &o. MANTLES, JACKETS, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS Have this Season purchased their Jackets and Mantles, etc., at Berlin, and TAILOR-MADE, are commended for their perfect fit and careful attention to finish. several very important purchases in Jackets at Job Prine* a™ «neciaUy '*2fthy * xtcn PARIS B ROCHE MANTLES AND DOLMANS Very Choice Goods REAL SEALSKIN JACKETS, latest shapes CHILDREN’S JACKETS, ULSTERS, etc., etc. COSTUMES AND DRESSES KIEKGALD IE AND STAINS Have this season imported a choice assortment of Made-up Costumes, some of which, at cxceptiona ly l n w prices, to which th~y would draw ladies attention. DRESS MATERIALS Include an immense variety of English, Scotch, and French all quite new, and pronounced splendid value— Silks, Satina, Plushes, Velvets, &c,, Ottoman Silks, and Black, and all colors, Ottoman Broohd Velvets, all colors, Ottoman Plushes in all colors, Brocaded Velvets and bilks m variety, Satina direct from France ia every color, Dachesse Satins, Satinettes, Radgmere an other guaranteed makes in Black Silks, all prices. McLINTOCK’S RUSSIA-DOWxV GOODS Turkey Red Ruasia-D nvn Quilts, all sizes, Dolly Varden, Russia-Down Quilts, all sizes, silk and Satin Russia-Down Quilt-', nil size*, a large assortment of Tea Cosies, 3s 6d and 4s each, Pillows in Turkey Red and Dolly Varden Russia-Down all sizes. FANCY WOOL GOODS, GLOVES, LACE, &c. Wool Shawls, Scarves and Tie?, all from the Makers, Wool Petticoats various sizes, handmade Lace Mitt?, in black and colors, Lace Capes, Collars, Ties, Handkerchiefs, etc., in Real and Imitation Laces, Laces in Beaded Black, Moonlight Brown Steel and Bronze Beads, Fur Trimmings in every style and width, Fur Jacket Sets in Black and Brown, ail prices. HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY KIRKOALDIB AND STAINS Have an exceedingly 1 irce ‘■took of every article for domestic purpo;o'. DACCA CO I’TON Or Scoured Unb’enchnd Calico, in one yard to two yards wide, specially commended Flannel, in Real and Imitition Welsh ; Colonial FUnnels, all prices. KIRCALDIE AND STAINS would note specially their present stock < f Imported Flan-nel-1, Being from the rrmnufacturerg direct, are the chenpe-tand best article thev have ever been enabled to show. AllWoil Flannels, full width, Is per yard. Twilled Flannels for Tea Gowns, Morning Wrappers, all colors. In submitting the above particulars to their patrons and the public, KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS would respectfully solicit an inspection of their present stock, which, for price and variety, has never been equalled in any previous season. The Velix Umbrella, self-shutting, in Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s, direct from Paris Terms : 5 per cent discount for Cash Purchasers ; discount off Monthly Accounts. 300 Zinc-lined Cases offered for a short time at 2s 6d each. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS. LAM ETON QUAY AND BRANDON STREET

GRAVES AND FLEMING Will CLOSE THEIR ESTABLISHMENT FRIDAY, 26th JANUARY, To RE-MARK STOCK for their ANNUAL CLEARING SALE Commencing on SATURDAY FOLLOW I WG . IKS' See New Advertisement. TSS

CHRISTMAS, 1882, AND NEW YEAR, 1883. R. HANNAH & CO. BEG to inform tbe Purchasing Public that they are opening up the following Large Shipments of Goods, in addition to their Extensive Stock on hand—namely, 183 Trunks ex Wanganui, 130 Trunks ex West York, and 120 Trunks ex s.s. Garonne. All these goods are made to our special order, and comprise "Ladies* Boots and Shoes from all the celebrated English and Continental Manufacturers, and tbe Latest Ideas in Gent’s. Buttoned, Lace, and Elastic-side Boots, Evening and Dinner Boots and Shoes, &0., &o. A large stock of 1 met s, Otto Hers, and Garvaia' Ladies’ Walking, Evening, and Morning Boots and Shoes always on hand. By purchasing these makers’ goods of E. HANNAH AND CO. You get special sizes, and save the intermediate charges which you have to pay other houses, as we are direct importers. Among the goods just to hand are 12 Trunks of the Celebrated Gold Medal Prize-takers at the Sydney and Melbourne Exhibitions, made expressly for R. Hannah and Go. by Messrs Cove and West - 26 Trunks of Ladies’ and Gent’s. Lawn Tennis Shoes of all shapes and colors, and ranging in price from 4s 6d upwards, and Children’s Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, ranging from Is ; Boys’ and Youths’ Strong Nailed Boots from 5s 6d. U.B One Pair of Children’s Boots will he given with every pound’s worth of 'goods purchased'during this month, December, 1882, and GREAT BARGAINS will be procurable at R HANNAH & CO.’S, LAMBTON-QUAY, OUBA-STRBET, AND MOLESWORTH-STREET. NOTE THE ADDRESSES, AND DO NOT MISTAKE THE NAME, R. HANNAH & CO.

PLIMMEK’S HOTEL, Late Albebt. The new additions to this Hotel are now finished, and will be opened for business on

NEW ZEALAND HEMATITE CO.S PAINT. Certificate and Medal ... Sydney Exhibition First Older of Merit ... Dunedin do Certificate, Gold Medal... Christchurch do The cheapest and beat of all Paints. See Analysis and Testimonials, to be had of all Agents. THIS GENUINE HEMATITE PAINT Is the best for painting Iron and Wooden Bridges, Boilers, Iron Ships, Iron Koofs, Foundry Work. For Wood and Brick Buildings this Paint is a sure preventive against damp. E. W. MILLS & CO., 572 Agents, Wellington. JP RANGE, JENKINS AND FRANCE General, Commission, Shipping, and Foewaedino Agents, HAVE ON SALE AND TO LET, Dwellings, Shops, and L'nd in all parts of th town. EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR AGENCY. Employers and Unemployed are requested to make a note of the above. WELLINGTON LABOR EXCHANGE, Opposite Athenaeum. 18th January* 1883.

Saturday the 9th instant. The Billiard Room is the best in the city, and is furnished with two of Alcook’s tables with every appendanoe, and is let to Mr James Dash, the well-known Billiard Marker. The Hotel will be under the management of Mb & Mbs ISAAC BUMMER, 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 conveni ence for a respectable Hotel. JOHN PLIMMER, 341 Proprietor. PORIRUA HOTEL, By John Whitehodse. J. W., having taken the above Hotel, has spared no expense in making it a first-class house of entertainment. His numerous town and country friends may be sure that none but wines and spirits of the beet brands are kept on the premises. Excursionists and picnic parties accommodated comfortably and economically. Good Stable