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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8964, 15 April 1890, Page 1

Business Notices. APRIL. THORNDON HOUSE. «*n. IN GIVING. AN ELABORATE DESCRIPTION' WARNOCK, KELLY, & ADKIN have been fortunate in importing for this season the moat correct goods in Ladies’ Dress Materials, of which they have a very large stock as follows,; —A truly charming selection of Robe Lengths ; Handkerchief Costume’s Silk Checks ; Floral Silk Bauel, with plain to match Plaid Border Robes ; Silk Floral Borders, oriental shades; Damaasd Cloth, a heavy silk and wool mixed material ; Silk Embroidered Boxed Robes. All the finest class OE LADIES’ DRESS MATERIALS, Double and Single Width Plaids and Checks, all colours. Bordered Costume Tweeds, with flecked grounds, a range of grand shades. Self Bordered “Ottoman Soliel,” in ten. beautiful colourings ; this is a pure wool cloth of the most silky finish ever manufactured.. Combination Plaids with plain to match. The Carmen Border, all colours j a great favorite. Plush Border, dark useful shades. WARNOCK, KELLY, & ADKIN Wish to draw particular attention to their profuse variety of Serges, ,of which they are showing no less than six different makes, each make in several prices. They are : “ Empress Serge,” “ Stabilis Serge,” “ lona Serge,” “ Fine Silk Finish,” “School Estame’ne Serge,” and “Heavy Flannel Serge.” They have over three thousand yards of this useful and durable article. They wish the public to UNDERSTAND THOROUGHLY That all goodsare sold at lowest prices, and woulddrawattention to the following quotations;— Plain Costume Cloths, single width, 7Jd, B£d, 9Jd, IOJd, Is, Is 3d, in every new shade : Plain Amazon Cloths, double width. Is lid, 2s 2d, 2s 9d, 3s 3d, in every fashionable shade. In asserting that the above are splendid value, and inviting inspection, W. K: & A. know WHAT THEY ARE SPEAKING ' ABOUT. A. word about Dress Trimmings. Chief among these is “ Jacquard Frise,” a chaste and beautiful novelty j also, “ Broche Merveilieaux "and “ Shot Sarah,” both of which have a marvellous facility for blending with Stuffs, Plush, still in favour in every shade, Velvets and Moi-e, Plaid Satins, Floral Silks in art colours. N.B.—WARNOCK, KELLY, & ADKIN have now two large .Dressmaking Rooms under the management of two first-class head dressmakers. Orders are respectfully solicited. All Trams from Newtown and Te Ato pass the doors of □DSCOK/lsTlDOlsr HOUSE. szao'VKrxuEisr co., RETAIL DEAPERY WAREHOUSE, 54, LAMBTONT-QUAY. NEW WINTER SHIPMENTS. ARE NOW OPENED UP, and this being our FIRST AUTUMN AND WIN TEE, SEASON Everything will be new and no old stock brought forward. fIT HE NEW GOODS will comprise Dolmans, Jackets, Mackintosh Cloaks, Ladies’, X maids’ and childrens’ Ulsters, Straw Hats and Bonnets, Trimmed Millinery, Shapes, Feathers, Wings, Flowers, Aigrettes, Velvets, Ribbons, French and English Fancy Dress Goods, Black FrenchrMerinos and Cashmeres, Buttons, &c. -■ BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. A3.VERY LOW PRICES. ’ - »• ' -' Also plain drapery of all descriptions. 1 r , H N () \V I) B N & 0 0. . 51, Lami>jtoii-quay. (Opposite to Messrs R. Hannah and Co.’s Boot'Warehouse and Messrs Nelson, Moate • and Co.'s Tea Warehouse, 69g

Business Notices. GEORGE RIICHARDT AND PIANO WAREHOUSE, L4MBTOJT.QU4.TE> EX KAIKOUEA. & TAINUI. KIRKMAN’S UPRIGHT STEEL GRAND PIANOS. KIRKMAN’S IRON FRAMED PIANOS At Sixty Guineas. COLLARD & COLLARD’S ENTIRE BRONZED FRAME PIANOS. GAUTROT’S BRASS INSTRUMENTS I Bands Supplied on the Most Moderate Teems. Gautrot’s Brass Instruments have been awarded the Gold Medal at the Paris Exhl. bjtion, Besson’s instruments, only gaining the same high sward. The Gautrot brass is supplied to the bands at about -half the cost of the Besson’s make. AMERICAN PALACE ORGANS , AT £ls 10 s £l7 10s. £22 10s. £27 10s. £45. Apply for Illustrated Price List of Cornett and other Brass Instruments at GEOEGB EEICHAEDI’S M US 10 WAR EH O USE LuraroN.QUAY. Railway hotel. Thokndon quay, DANIEL DEALT ... Proprietor, D. D., late licensee of the Cricketers’Arms, having purchased the above-named Family Hotel, begs to inform his numerous friends, old customers, and the travelling public that- he baa refurnished the house right through, and intends to leave nothing undone on his part to promote the comfort of his patrons. As this hotel is within two minutes’ walk of both railway stations, it affords all the comfort that travellers by rail need require. Guests’ luggage delivered to and from both stations free of charge. Free Stabling for country farmers. Passengers called in time to have breakfast before Mist train leaves in the morning. Hot, cold, and shower baths. All Ales, Wines, and Spirits of the choicest brands only kept. Staples’ XXX Beer always on tap. One of Alcock’s Billiard Tables. Night Porter in attendance. Travellers to Napier, Wanganui, New Plymouth can receive all information in regard to. coach and rail fares, and time of departure, by applying at the above hotel. ' ' D. DEALT, 251 Proprietor,