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Otago Witness, Issue 1875, 28 October 1887, Page 5

~- " Business HotlßSt. " ( WE HAVE BEEN MORE THAN SUCCESSFUL." The Extraordinary Success that has attended FYFE and CUMING'S PARCEL SYSTEM, Which they inaugurated some, six months ago, is unparalleled in the history of the Drapery Trade. Their Trade has Increased to an Enormous Extent, and now there are Hundreds of Parcels being despatched Every Month to all parts of New Zealand. c PYFE BXld CXTIVIH^rGI' are Extensive Buyers of Colonial and Home Manufactured Goods, for which they Pay Cash and take Large Discounts, hence from a point of value their Goods have No Equal. SPECIAL AND MOST EXTRAORDINARY PARCELS. We are so convinced that the following Parcels are such extraordinary value that FYFE and CUMING will take all goods back and Return the Money in Full should any Lady not be satisfied with what she gets, therefore Ladies will see there is no risk in Buying a Parcel without seeing the Goods. — — — ~ i ■■■■■■ - i ■" i j l

PARCEL 10 — FYFE & CUMING'S Wonderful Parcel, containing 12 yards Tartan Dress Check ; a dross length of 12 yards Navy Blue Brown or Myrtle Costume Cloth; a shirt length, 4 yards splendid Oxford Shirting in check or stripe; a dress length of new Stripe Mixture. The lot sent from The Great Drapery Distributors for 22s 6d. PA.RCEL 20—The Universal Family Dress Parcel for 565, contains 8 yards Splendid Cabhmere, in either the following colours: Maroon, Navy, Brown, Peacock Blue, Slate, Black ; 12 yards All-wool French Beige, light or ark Greys ; 12 yards of the New Fancy Dress Checks; 20 yards Splendid knotted End and End Mixture ?12 yards Glove-finished Linings ; and J2 dozen Buttons to match the Dresses. The wlnle lot sent, carriage paid, for 565. PARCEL 30— A Magnificent Dress Parcel for the Spring, contains 12 yards nice Costume Cloth, 12 yards splendid Black Fancy Satin (iloth, small spots and figures ; 12 yards beautiful Soft Twilled Print (either light or dark colours) ; t yards Satin Stripe Muslin (for dresses or /nafores); 6 yards embroidery for trimming, aikl 12 yards Irish Crochet ; 12 yards splendid Glove-finished Lining ; 9 dozen buttons to match the dresses ; 6 yards Turkey Red Twill, The whole sent, carriage paid, for 50s.

FIFI and CUiHM, f he Crroit Drapery UistrihntoFS, 92 and 94 &EOR&E STREET, DUNEDIE

RABBITBKIJSTS. ROBERT CLELAND & CO.' Bond and Crawford Sthßbtß, DUNEDIN, Give the Highest Cash Frice for all kinds of KabbUskins, Sheepskins, Horsehair, We want TWO MILLIONS of Rabbitskius '"is Season, and must get them. ' HISS CLOUGH, 44 GEORGE STREET, Has Received New Goods. YAENS. UOME quite New and very Beautiful Mixtures in 2, 4, and 5-ply, suitable for Shawls, Clouds, Stockings, &c. These cannot be had elsewhere. HABERDASHERY. &ew Shades in Filloselles, Embroidery Silk, Linen and Cotton Threads for X stitch, Art Fringes, Trimmings, &o. p LACES. tolbert Lace, with Insertion to match, suitable for Mantel and Table Borders, Torchon Lace iv Newest Patterns, Guipure Lace Urtains, Antis., Cushions, &c. UNDERCLOTHING & CHILDKEFS „. OUTFITS. i&ese Goods are Imported direct from the Manufacturer, and consequently are different from the ordinary run of goods in the market. Qualities aimed at are: £ood Style and Material, Full Sizes, Medium and Better Class, and Moderate "rices. nn . SPECIAL. V* receipt of P. 0.0. for One Guinea, I will forw «d a Sample Box of Infants' Clothing, consisting of a complete set of Flannels, gjfint and Day Gowns, Chemise, and JtJID. ■■ tadies are respectfully invited to inspect these Goods. 29jy ATAGO WITNESS.-Problems and Games e (?h for the amusemeut of the