Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 4240, 20 September 1875, Page 1

;■/ ; ■■■;'■, '^DRAPERYV //';;■ -\[.\ :■;.■-■ .'•"... ,'; ..;■'; 1.8 75. •;..' ■ ■..;.■; rriHOMSON, STRANG, and CO.'S ; SPRING ADVERTISEMENT. ! | .;• NEW SPRING GOODS. i .-..' .' •■ ■.- ■•■ .-• ■ " -.'■■ ■.- .- - • i . ':>' GRAND OPENING D-ISPLAY ' | iv .....jm^'j-.-^-"':!: ■■'■• ', AT ■...■■.•'./• ...'.,'.' j",,;;.^, ,},.\ r Tm)MSON, STRANGE and Cds,; , PRINCES STREET (THECUTTING), : j ■-•.- ;.-- ' ;■■■;'.■ DyNEDIN. : ~. ;: '; ■ ~'■.; ) 'seven cAses'novelties per overland . ; .'._,; .." ■-.;,'..:. ;-MAIL,, -... .::.. -~ ~-. .-; -: ~-■..! AH iNew Goods, Embracing the latest istyles andnovel-; tics for.the coining season, selected with the" greatest' caro by our home buyers, f '][•■ ', NOW OPENED OUT AND READY FOR SALE, ■ at Moderate Prices. ; . • ■ OUIKAS!? and TABLIER in BLACK CASHMERE ■ CUIRASS and TABLiER in HOSIBURG NET . . : CUIRASS and TABLIER in BEADED NOVELTIES. :...,; ..; SLEEVELESS JACKETS., .;. . . .. ■ • i THOMSON, STBANG, and CO. -BUYERSof DRAPERY and FANCY GOODS should not fajl to pay a visit to the largo Drapery Warehouse in the Cutting, owned andocoupied by . : . MESSRS' THOMSON, STRANG, and CO., ; who; are ••now exhibiting an Immense1 Stock of New Goods, imported direct from .the best Merchants and Manufacturers, and expressly adapted 10 suit the requirements of a large and steadily increasing business. ;:r'^'I)RESS::;AND:EASHIbN;'::;:r;: SILKS FOR^fENISGITnd BRIDAL(DRESSES. ' 'I.: PURE .BLACK; SILKS.:. t i ■ ..-• • We hold an:elegant''ail'd[Select'asSortttient of tho above class of goods, ahil cordially" invite a 1 visit of inspection' from. those in ' need of a Good Silk Dress. We'chirgenethmg for a look, and will see that civility imd attenti.n are given to our Patrons. ,!., .' LARGE IMPORTS PER" LATE ARRIVALS! Ex James Ni«ol Fleming :;. ~'",..' ,'::\ "• , . , : ".',.' -'■'■■ ' L'ochriagar. ;./, - ; ..,-,■ .■. ...... v-v ./; '.-.; /: ■ :;. '..';, Woodlark'.^-.' ,■; ./ .. .-: .'; ■.' .' '.. '. • • .'. . . 'iAldergrovo. .; . ,n..- ; ■ >:" -•■'■'•.'.■.' '■■.■; -".:. . Altcar .-:: - ■.-■,;! ;. ', ' '•" . '.''.:'■',. V ' ."'■/■ .■' ■"■:■:■'■.■.■ British Empire. ' These vessels have brought; to hand a choice and complete" assortment for-, every department, of bur business, and the whole lot. have-opened out in firstrate order arid condition.,';, j v, ■ . ...; ■-•,-,- ---1 New,Hosiery,',Haberdashery) and^Trimmings . ; ' * New Collars, puffs, and Lace Goodss ~, :;.Nevyßibbbna,;Lace3,!Sashfis, and Scarfs , ..,;. ' New,Fall3,,Fai)cy'.GoodSj and Novelties. .. , .-■'.. ' -;■■ ■ki^OTiiß^Eßß^ ■'~. ;,ii.JS[ew.Sprin{rPrinte^Fast Colours ■''■;'-,'■ '<:>' ■' f: ; ; New Kogatta'Strides, Fist Colours'1 ;-«•<; l ■ v ;.; NeW.Muslin Goods,-Latest Designs ' '< : ; ' ; ; New Lace Curtains; Latest Designs. i- ~ ( : -Note.-^-Ib"is always desirable that purchasers should bb informed of the washing and durability of aU' cotton fabrics. -.•> ■ '-: :.•■•••■•-■•.■::■: ■ ■.-. ■■■ '-.' ; -.:■■ THOMSON, STRANG, and CO. ; To Hotel Keepers and other House Furnishers ■ wo commend our stock oj plain domestic goods, which for sterling value cannot be beaten.; Wo are quite; .Batisfled with a; small profit on the import price, and ,tho saving to tho community mid our customers by buying,from us.is quite apparent to the most ; trivial observer. ■ ' " l " ■■.';■' ■;'•'•, ■'iCOMPARISON.iNviTED!; "'.' '• Sheetings . ■ 'Blankets !''.; ]]". Bed. Quilts' •■ ' ; ': Towellings. ', " Tablings ~ .. ..Table Cloths ■. , Calicos 'Covers' ..-{.Curtains. ..,.. ' THOMSON, STRANG, and CO; . . .i. ,-' . y.m,. .Jeso.ooo ■ y& : •"■■'.■ '■: v:, : ''■■'■■' Worth of ; New and- Fashionabl«j .;,', .•",' Drapery, Millinery, Underclothing', '"' i Silks, .SatinS, velvets," "Mantles, . , ... : ' - Fischus,1 -Crossovers,[Costumes, Car- •' rjinc Cloaks, Pellisses, Hats, Hoods, ; ! Stays,. Improvers,. Hair Plaits,1 Flow- : .:■■ '; ', -era, Feathers, Ornaments,. Bonnets, Veils, Skirts, Dresses, Lustres, Checks,., , : .. . . Stripes, Brocades, MusUns.'.Calicoes,. . ;• ;; \ '■'", Flannels, Shirtings,-' Hosiery, Fancy •; : i '■:- : ; .',•'• ,Gdods, Ribbons, Xaces, , Trimmiiigs, •: ; ; :'"..' Honiton Laces,, Vile' Laces, Scaffe,; ,' ■ I ' Ties, Bows, and a Magnificent Stock ,■:..•■■■ ■ ■',--' ■«*"■'■ ..■.-•' . :■■'■■.'.'■'■ ~r; : '•' :•..'• -■■:■■■ !-; '' '.- CLOTHING! CLOTHING! CLOTHING!" ! ..• Being determined to secureia large : . share of public patronage and support: : .- during tho season, we have marked : ;■■ i . «W goods at the lowest remunerative. ; .; ■ ■..'-.' "rates. ''■■ .• ■ ■:. ■■■. :■ ■ ';. ■•■ ■• ■:■ ■'.■ ■:'■'■' ' We are in a position to supply our■■•.■« !, . customers cheaper and better than ■ ' r. ever. ■■■ -■■; ; •■ '■ ,-..... THOMSON, STRANG,-and Co.- :;;;.:: i opposite; the queer's theatre, -, ; ;: ' the Jutting' warehouse. ~ . A fins'threestoreyed building is erected on*that ?ite long known to old identities and others as rte Princes' street Cutting, but now occupied by one of the finest ranges of buudings in New Zealand, testifying to the great material progress and prosperity of our adopted land. ..:....■■- . Customers, from the country by road, river, or rail, will please note the address, and drop in when visiting Dunedin. Every attention will be paid them, and their wants supplied cheaper and better than orer. THOMSON, STRANG, and CO. DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, TAILORS, and ~..-■ : OUTFITTERS. '■■ '' "special purchase.^ ';-..'.. A large clearing line of BLACK SILKS having been bought by us, we are offering our friends; and custoinera soinethlng unusual in silks, 25 per cent, to 80 per cent, under importers' prices. •■ ' > i The goods are selling fast, and1 we respectfully invite the attention at once of. thosein want of. a Good Silk Dress at a small cost..: Understand. we(are liot advertising low priced goods—we ;always; can have them in stock—but Silks of a very Superior Quality, vvhich will be profitable to tho buyer and creditable to the seller. '": Everybody who has bought have assured us of theirperfect satisfaction,' and, in fact, we would rather, under any circumstances, our customers did not buy. than buy dissatisfied. SS, An early call will he necessary. THOMSON, STRANG, and CO. 15,000 YARD 3 NEW DRESS MATERIALS, in Silk Warps, Diced Alpacas, Silk Checks and Stripes, Selfc, Algerian Twills, French Grisl Cloth, plain and checked, in all the most delicate as well as the most useful tints; Japanese Silks and Brocades, Costume Cloihs, and Bliick Dress Goods in every conceivable style, vanety, and P"-^ BOYS', YOUTHS', AND MEN'S CXOTHINGExtoaordinary.—Owing to this market being entirely overstocked with Clothing at present/GOODS ARE CHEAP, and a Complete Outfit can be had for a MERELY NOMINAL SUM. NOW is the time to Buy. T., S., and Co, always alive to the interests of trade, offer unusual advantages to purchasers. Further comment is uceJldss.- Come and sec. ' THOMSON, STRANG, and CO. CENTRAL CITY DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT. THO3MSON, STRANG, and CO., PRINCES BTREET (THE CUTTING), DUNEDIN