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Otago Witness, Issue 1847, 15 April 1887, Page 5

. Business Kotioes. ■ ' ' ' • ." ; - 9 Whose WABJSHOUSS is Situated at 92 and 94 G-SOR&E STREET, BUNEBIN, are now offering SPECIAL PAKCIILS of BBAPEB>Y. These Wonderful Parcels are intended for the convenience and guidance of the Readers of the ®t&gO Witness, and especially to PYFE and CUMING'S numerous Country Customers. I?YPE and CUISIMGr now take the opportunity of tendering their thanks for the liberal and generous support that has been accorded to them in the past, and in which in Less than Seven Years, from a comparatively humble beginning, has placed them in the position of being among The Largest Retail Importers af General Drapery in New Zealand. FYFS and CUMIITCr'S SPECIAL PARCELS.!; All Orders Must be Accompanied with either CASH, P.O. ORDER, or POSTAL NOTES, Payable to " PYPE and CUMING." , All S?AB>CfSLS over 20s Packed Securely in Canvas and sent (freight paid) to any Railway Station or Port in New Zealand. Where freight is demanded please communicate the fact to us. NOTICE. If any Parcel is not Approved, and Returned Immediately in Good Condition, the Money will be REFUNDED and expenses paid both ways.

PARCEL 51— Splendid Dress Parcel for 203, contains 12 yards splendid Melton Dress Tweed ; 2 yards Velveteen for trimming; 1 pair 4-button Kid Gloves, black or colours ; 1 Silk Handkerchief ; 6 yards Lining, and 3 dozen Buttons. The whole lot sent carriage paid for 20s. PARCEL 52— Gem Postage Parcel for 10s 6d ; 1 pair Naples Kid Gloves, tan colour, stiuched, black; half-dozen Cambric Handkerchiefs ; 1 beautiful Wool Square ; I Plush Collaret, trimmed with Edelweiss Lace. The whole lot sent by post for 10s 6d. PARCEL 53— Grand Serge Parcel, 270 6d : 10 yards All Wool Zealandia Serge, any colour ; 1^ yards Velveteen, to trim; 6 yards glove Gnish Lining ; 3 dozen Buttons to matoh ; 1 ladies durable Silk Umbrella. The lot sent from the Great Drapery Distributors for 27s 6d. PARCEL 54— The Graat Draptry Distributors Family Clothing Parcel for 69s — 1 man's Full Suit of good serviceable Tweed ; I boy's or youth's Suit up to 14 years ; 7 yards strong serviceable T\v ed ; 1 man's soft black Felt Hat; Two strong Working Shirts; 1 pretty Scarf and box of Collars. This magnificent lot sent carriage paid for 695.

PARCEL 55— The Universal Family Dresß Parcel for 50s contains 8 yards splendid Cashmere Black and colours ; 12 yards heavy Costume Cloth in brown, maroon, green, and grey; 12 yards superior homespun Heather Mixture.", dark and light grey, maroon, myrtle, and bronze colours; 20 yards | splendid heavy Melton Dress Tweed, and 1 Combination Dres,s containing 12 yards of Tweed aad 2 yards Velvet for trimming. The whole lot sent carriage paid for 50s. SPECIAL— LOT 1 : Twenty pieces of the new End-and-End Mixture in a great variety of shades, 4|d per yard. Great Bargain. SPECIAL— LOT 2: A Bplendid assortment of Ladies' Underclothing. Special prices and extra qualities: Ladies' Drawers, Is; Trimmed Chemises, Is 6d; Plain Chemises, 12£ d; Plain Nights, Is 11 £d, Trimmed Nights, ls,6d. PECIAL-LOT 3: Sixty pieces extra Black Cashmere, nice wide width, worth Is 6d, to be sold at 12$ d yard. LOT 4: Five hundred yards k3 Black Astrachan Trimming, splendid width, nice thick curl, worth did— to be sold at 6§d yard.

PARCEL 48— Special Parcel: 6 yards splendid brown Velvet Cord, for boy's 6uits, everlasting wear ; 12 yards strong Shirting, 6 pair Knitted Stockings, 1 pair single Bed Blankets ; 1 pair large size Twill Sheets, each sheet 2f yards long. The lot sent from The Great Drapery Distributors, carriage paid, for 47s 6d. PARCEL 49— Fyfo and Cumming's wonderful 22s 6d parcel, containing 12 yards all wool Chi-ck Dress Twill ; a dress, length of 12 yards — navy blue, brown, or maroon ; Dress Tweed ; a shirt length, 4 yards; Splendid Oxford Shirting, in fancy Ftripes ;' a dress length of our new End and End Mixture. The lob sent from the Great Drapery Distributors for 22s 6d. TTJARCEL 50— A Magnificent Dress Parcel JL for the autumn, contains 12' yards Fancy Melton Dress Tweed ; 12 yards splendid black Fancy Satin Cloth, small spots and figures ; 12 yards of Heavy Dress Tweed, any colour ; 8 yards Caehraere — black, maroon, green, blue, cardinal, bronze ; 12 yards splendid glove finished Lining ; 12 dozen buttons, to match the Dresses. The whole lot sent carriage paid for 50s.

T^ARPEL 45— This is a parcel Fife and CumJL nig means to aslonihh New Zealand, Hiid show what The Great Drapery Distributors can do. Each parcel will contain 12 yards very h avy double twilled Cretonne, worth 9ad the yaid; 12 yards superior Velour Dress Tweed — in Lronze, brown, myrtle, maroon, uavy bine — worth Is the yard ; 12 yards very ?ot't Twill Bliirling, worth B|d the yard; 6 yaule wide White Flannel, all wool; 21b Fingering Wool, my colour; G large siz.i Honeycomb Towels ; 1 Pimh Collarette, trimmed with Edelweiss Lace. The real value of this pare. I anicunts to 50s. TLis parcel scut carriage paid for 39s 6d. PAROEL 4G— Wonderful Blanket Parcel: 1 pr.ir magnificent Witney Blankets, full 2.j jards long; 1 t-xti a largo Honej comb Quilt, fame mz" ;5 j arris 80-inch Sheeting ; 2 yard* unbluel:ed Table Damask ; 1 Hearth Rug, 2 yards long 1 yaid wii!e; 1 large f-ize Toilet Cover. Thu splendid parcel sent carriage paid for 50s. IJ> VRCEL 47— Fyfe and Cuming's Wonderful Family Parcel contains : 12 yards Miperior Me I . ton Cloth, all colours; 1 beautiful ijtripul Skirt, 0 jards fine White Flannel; 12 ,\ards strong White Caliro; 0 yards fine— all wool— Scailet Flannel. This lot sent from The Great Drapery Distributors, carriage paid, for 30. fid.

A. &T. Inglis A. &T. Inglis WINTER BOOTS' « A. &T. Inilis A. &T. Inglis BU U - 1 fa gg| f&T. Inglis A. &T. Inglis . FOR .D. KO BERTS OIV, A&T. luglis A. &T. liighs THE RlfllililOMi ti A. & T. Inglis A. & T. luglis j^\ tSJlSlli: i&T.lnglls CHEAPEST AND BEST. f=> x MONUMENTAL WORKS, A • m T n r \ia A Jb H} Tnal?« www a! &t.' Inglis A*. &t! Inglis <I^^^^^H LIJ k- Ddndas Street, f?l'? lg r S f''Ss'5 Ug ? fMPOEl'hii oi Marble and Granite Monu-t-fmJ" 6 - 9 t'frTTiSt .^^^^^^» JL meats. Catalogue of designs and prices t * f m J " gg r3r 3 1 1 T 1 £ -^ frefio » «PP^ation to any part of the Colony. f i T ,' T llg v* A ' 5tJ g u J^^^^^^^^M Vomh Railin K s and Grave Enclosures of all kiuds iSSSgh a:*t:iSSi£ lfcCheapestßates - _ ' . A & T. Ingjis A. & T. Inghs _ N.8.-All Country orders will receive imme. A- &T. Ingjis THE A. & il, lngiis g^^^^^^^P^ , .liate attention. , ; 4ni A.&T* Ill g |i! -|?|«pat QqSqA.!&T. Inglib fin IB UONriNBNTAL TiOOT DEPOT'S ' ' " im'tmi A& T. InglUWl OC&tOCIIUA. &T. luglib JL preparations for tbu Winter Traiie are B^P^HHgj^H^^^SßHß^flflJjj^^J - \ k ">\ h'g'-is c-p riTJ-p-cv A. &T. Inglis ilirecfc from l.he makers. Wd are content witt «T f n T W-f yyt ■ V"%, A.&T. li.-Jis. & ' JJ "" KJJiL " > A.&T,l«g]is a small profit and thereby undersell all com- \/ I |\| H, i t i\ V< A& T. Inj-1 • aildl'O., A. &T. Inglis petitors. We give No Credit, therefore escape B AA& AJi X-ft XTW li ;{;:S G « IDr « tillS -bfo^er^t^uXwi^S Commands a preference A.&T li.glii Clothiers, A. &T. Inglis the 6 J J 6 . x A.&T.jngiis to., A -*s'}»B!J» CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT above all otiiers, 1 1 f l"»SS M- cbPstersfcreet ' £% T. S g l£ Sap (Opposite the Pos^lHoe). • — - A.&T!liigHs Christchurch, A. &T. Inglis ~ ESTABLISHED OVER A&T. luglis Commenced A - JJ- !"gj. is FREBK. MASON QOn Y T?ARS A&T Inirlis A. &T. Inghs <4\JV X I!jiJ.XVO> A. & r I.• :i SATURDAY, A. &T. T a " (Late of Mason, Struthers, and Co.), • ~ - A& T Usl MarCh26> 1887 ' 1& 5: I»gt GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, fTTEALANDIA SHEEP DIP. A.&'l\lii K lis A.&T. JuglK . m ; j-—j -— A. &T. luglis 1 O J | n/v i; ft A - &'£ JogJ»» "OECEIVBS and Realises to Best Advantage J^isDlP prepared by Ourselves, tsar, entirely A.&T. Inglis ft.& IJDgIIS A -**-; n 6« ±1 every Description of Agriculture and ££%* arfcicle *? ™y&™B now offered to A.&T. Inglis ° A.&T. Inglis Dahy Produce. ' Sheep Owuers, and aU we ask is A. &T. Inglis A. & T. Inglis J _ A TRIAL A. &T. inglis A. &T. inglis . to prove its vast supcrioriCy A. & T. Inglis A. & T. Inglis Account Sales promptly and Faithfully OVER OTHER DIPS A. &T. Inglis A. &T. Inglis - Ren dered. A. & T. Inghs A. & 1. Inghs We guarantee it to absolutely DESTROY all f&T.lnghs A. &T. log is INSECTS infesting slieep, to Improve the conA. & T. Inghs A. & T. Inghs WveAU* l?jfaSOIl, r^ition of the Wool, and to be quite harmless to ' A. & T. Inglis A. & 1. Inghs LION STORES fche persons using it. A. &T. Inglis fJS'W KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & GO'S, A.&T.laglis A. &T. Inghs 239 Sussex street, New Zealand Drug Company, Limited. A.&T. Inglis A. Sj T. Inglis ISf Sydney. 6 *" *• %oan A. *T. Inglis A. &T. Inglis — : Wm At T iSSS £* ?! Ing !VefV ° 11S » cblM^- mHB COLONIAL INVESTMENT AND A&T Ing s t&T.luglfa TnCTM v atT~, n n--- A A&ENCY COMPANY OF NEW Af T InS I A&T. Inglis T iOSTi OST , Man . hood « *' mature Decay, Emission ZEALAND (Liuited). V" tnV t i'! A t T TnllU and l> ny ' a 'e diseases in both spx cured 1 a!ti"s2 £kT. ng quickly an.l easily by Dr Richards, MR C.B., Capital . ... £600,000. a f'P t • Afe T T» ur \t J^'ig'aud. who is a thoroughly educated and exi|l!# igl# SSSSS?SSSSSS saw sss A *££? ng £ a^ttSSS free on receipt of 6d, in stamps. Consultation, I T BITPHW <: - -- A. &T. Ingi s A. &1. Ingl s >y ]etter or personally f ree r ' *• A. BilClllfi, A&T. lnglia A- & T. lnglis ' Y Wr i te fco y ree Colonial Managei. A. &.T. Ingliß A. &T. Jnglis DR RTOTTARnci MPfQ «'«« ~ "~~ A. & T,lu|M 8 A l& T, Jng li B | r DB . R^ A^r B^ f ß%v. Orfioi^oßa^^DTO^. ■

BURROUGHE?¥^mS, LONDON. These celebrated Match and Prize Medal SpT^ig^^^reS* ffif^.-^ ■ ■ j • ' '/? BE PURCHASED IN 1 THE eS COLONY. |ilS^^g^S iiPM pjk I \ Also BILLIARD CLOTHS at all prices. fc^^3j |l IVORY BALLS, CUES, TIPS, CEMENT. JJ^^^HI^LI fSffiS^ ' C-ooh and Roberts's Champion Cues. Tlie PATENT SECRET-JOINTED CUE, B S^^^^^^^^^P^ S B, : &, W.'S PATENT SIGHTING ANGLE W 'Also "BILLIARDS SIMPLIFIED" ' t LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH AT Mr. JOHN DAVIS, Coote Road, Napier, Agent for the sale of Biirrouglies & Watts' Goods. SPECIAL TO LADIES. S#^'B r \?'9 EE € t &'^T? « «3? «X* «^*« An eminent Ketlioal PractltJoruw RHHIB'iS M B 1 writes t— " Sout hall's Sanitary \Jr 11 3 I B 1 IPk BjS iw^ Towel io one of t55 most valuabM '*» JL. JLJkJLjh.JkiAJ&i3d wtJ Inventions for woman's comfort I ® * %v? gh. b\ S S '« ' B^P ir? twry 1 have been in practice.*' fetJ?^flTjL.jL « A. Jk- JLaal, <JL portAuco for health and comf<»t. •waAccoucHBMBKXANP § | g %^* 1H I v aJse^ 6 - No washing. Convenience QlNSau, Us» JL. \Jf W w Jhsd Mod ki# {n travelling. These Toweb ars "• "*" „ , . manufactured iv two «iHalitiee, No. (Kegistered Trads Mark.) l ajid 2i euitlng &)1 classes. Th« »•• 8 p»YldlH f (for tho cost of washing alone) the Towel itaeW, with Its many advantages. For protectiSn against useless aad injurious imitations each packet bears the signature of M»e Patent** »ad Manufacturers,

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