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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4308, 18 March 1901, Page 4

NOTHER BIG SIIR THIS WEEK. THE GATHERING- IS HOW COMPLETE IN ALL ITS EXCELLENCE, AND THIS WEEK WE DRAW THIS CROWDS WITH SILK VELVETS. VELVETEENS, DBE33 MATERIALS This represents a GALAXY of HIGH-CLASS NOVELTIES. >.«■ A H ' - .‘-■'A’f-- v:}l T-/, Picked from Manufacturers’ Stocks SiSSSi '*'• ' In London. Paris and Berlin* These-goods have been selected with the view of meeting the Demands of Fashion during the VISIT OF ROYALTY TO NEW ZEALAND.- > Dress mateiisfSs in all the Fashionable Shades and Textures, which will drape into the most elegant and becoming toilets. IF.YOU LIKE WE COULD DESIGN AND CONSTRUCT FOR YOU ’AN ELEGANT DRESS WHICH WOULD PLEASE YOU AND ASTONISH YOUR FRIENDS. ' AN 1 . AIR OP REFINEMENT IS ALWAYS ASSOCIATED WITH ' REAL LACE. ; AND WE WILL SHOW YOU THIS WEEK A RICH, BABE AND HEOHEROHE Assortment of TIBS HANDKERCHIEFS COLLARS CUFFS EDGING INSERTION IN REAL MALTESE LACE IN REAL DENTELLE VALETTA MALTESE IN REAL FRENCH VALENCIENNES IN REAL BRUSSELS POINT . . IN REAL POINT D’ALENCON ■i ; IN REAL DENTELLE d’LUXEIUL IN REAL HONITON POINT Sntlb. a collection of Real Genuine Lace Goods has never before been seen in Wellington, if in New Zealand. KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS. (LIMITED). COMPETITORS In the forthcoming Bazaar Competition are reminded that their finished work depends for its effect quite as much on the quality of the materials used as on their own skilfulness. -v. KNITTING COMPETITORS. Who use onr Scotch Yarns have the choice of an unequalled variety *of Shades, Textures, Mottles, etc., etc., for, either sox, hose, bootees, baby jackets, etc., and the quality of the yarns are unsurpassed. DRAWN ■ LINEN .COMPETITORS ? Who use our Special -Linen will have the satisfaction of easy work, and l something which will look well an wear well. . i,, : LACE COMPETITORS • A May procure from us the Widest Variety of Designs, and much the Cheapest range of all Linen, Braids and Threads. F R I N :G Vm THE ART NEEDL WORK D’E P 0 T,' !V 69, LAMBTON QUAY.", ■ '' , THE CORRECT - ; THING FTHE TE ABO HOUSE DRAPERY COMPANY.' LTD., have just received a Magnificent 'Selection of LADIES’ FAWN SAC ; BACK JACKETS. There are iJ’gQ of these, all in the moat correct styles, and in a beautiful variety of FACED CLOTHS, COVERT COATINGS, Etc. Some Plain and some with Velvet Collars. We have divided tho various qualities into distinctive lots, marked as follows: LOTS 1 3 ' =3 4 5 18 s 6 D 21 s 6 B 31 s i6 D 42 s 6 D 55 s Ladies will find that these are in the Very Height of Fashion and really Exceptional Value. T® A RO H OUSE D RAPERY c OMPANY, LIMITED.

J 3 BNEOLD'S '^'INES. ■pLANTEJp first in 1844, never since supJL planted. PENFOLD’S WINES are guaranteed absolutely pure, and are nature’s own pleasing restorative. Anaemic people, invalids and lovers of a good glass of wine should insist on PENFOLD’S, as they are unequalled for flavour and nutriment. At the recent Paris Exhibition against the world PBNFOLD’S WINES' obtained the GOED MEDAL. Specialities— Red Frontignac * No. 1 Glaret Rich Constantia No. li,Chabli3 Rich Port No. 1 Sherry . Old Tawny Port Muscadine. , (15 years old) Sold everywhere. 690 Insist on Penfbld’s Label.' K JAM PUREST AND BEST. 899 X AND A. WILSON, ” • FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND FURNISHERS. 55, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. All Requisites in Stock, Telephone, 905. jIJASONIC ff OTE £7 NAPIER. ‘ FRANK MOELLER. Proprietor. «