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Otago Witness, Issue 1856, 17 June 1887, Page 5

± JtxJjj Extraordinary Parcels. ONE HUNDRED V Sent Out JLast itionth. PARCEL 45—This is a parcel Fyfe and Cuming means to astonish New Zealand, and show what The Great Drapery Distributors can do. Each parcel will contain 12 yards very heavy double twilled Cretonne, worth 9|d the yard j 12 yards superior Velour Dress Tweed— in bronze, brown, myrtle, maroon, navy blueworth Is the yard ; 12 yards very 6oft Twill Shirting, worth B|d the yard; 6 yards wide White Flannel, all wool ; 21b Fingering Wool, any colour ; 6 large size Honeycomb Towels ; 1 Plush Collarette, trimmed with Edelweiss Lace. The real value of this parcel amounts to 50s. This parcel sent, carriage paid, for 39s 6d. PARCEL 46— Wonderful Blanket Parcel: 1 pair magnificent Witney Blankets, full 2|d yards long ; 1 extra large Honeycomb Quilt, same size ; 5 yards 80-inch Sheeting ; 2 yards unbleached Table Damask ; 1 Hearth Rug, 2 yards long 1 yard wide; 1 large size Toilet Cover. This splendid parcel sent, carriage paid, for 50s. PARCEL 47-Pyfe and Cumjng's Wonderiul Family Parcel contains: 12 yards superior Melton Cloth, all colours ; 1 beautiful Striped Skirt, 6 yards fine White Flannel ; 12 yards strong White Calico; 6 yards fine— all wool — Scarlet Flannel. This lot sent from Tbe Great Drapery Distributors, c&rriage paid, for SQti6d. PARCEL 48 — Special Parcel: 6 yards Bplendid brown Corduroy or Moleskin, for boys' suits, everlasting wear ; 12 yards strong Shirting, 6 pair Knitted Stockings, 1 pair single Bed Blankets; 1 pair large size Twill Sheets, each sheet 2fd yards long. The lot sent from The Great Drapery Distributors carriage paid, for 47s 6d. PARCEL 49— Fyfe and Cuming's Wonderful 22s 6d Parcel, containing 12 yards, all wool Check 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 stripes ; a dress length of our new End and End Mixture. The Jot sent from The Great Drapery Distributors for 22s 6d. PARCEL 50— A Magnificent Dress Parcel for the autumn, contains 12 yards Fancy Molton Dress Tweed ; 12 yards splendid black Fancy Satin Cloth, small spots and figures; 12 yards of Heavy Dress Tweed, any colour ; 8 yards Cashmere— black, maroon, green, blue, cardinal, bronze ; 12 yards splendid glove finished Lining; 12 dozen buttons to match the Dresses. The whole sent, carriage paid, for 60s. WINTER BOOTS FOR THE HIIZ^ION. CHEAPEST AND BEST. THE CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT'S preparations for the Winter Trade art ' nearly completed, We are stccke^ full oi WINTER GOODS which are now, offered t( the public at Tempting Prices. We are tru largest Boot Manufactures in New Zealand We' buy our English and Continental Good* direct from the makers. We are content with a small profit and thereby undersell all competitors. ■ We give No Credit, therefore escape ■ all bad' debts. We are certain that a cleai , saving of 20 per cent, is gained by buying from the CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT Bap (Opposite the Pos -office). EATTNG'S LOZENGES. Oldest and, Best Cough Remedy. X" EATING'S LOZENGES. ' Oldest and Best Cough Remedy K ______________ Oldest and Best Co remedy ■ KEAO o LOZENGES. . Oldest and Best Cougi* Remedy KEATING'S LOZENGE^ Oldest and Best Cough Remedy, ' KEATING'S LOZENGES. « Oldest and Best Cough Remedy I T^-EATING'S, LOZENGES. : , Jlll Oldest and Best Cough Remedy. KEATING'S LOZENGES. ! Oldest and Best Cough Remedy, ' KEATING'S LOZENGES. " Any. Doctor will tell too " there is no better Cough Medicine than KEATING'S LOZENGES. One gives relief ; if you suffer from cough try them but once : they will cure. and they will not injure your health ; they contain only. «2ie purest drujs, skilfully combined. \ Bold everywhere. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS, A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEATMEAT. both in appearance and taste, furnishing a mo-t agreeable method of administering the only oertain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly safe and mild preparation, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists., Proprietor, THOMAS KEATING, London. < i • Export Chemist and Druggist, i6ap