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I Basinesff Notices. D.S.A. " LOOKING BACKWARD." JL is delineated, among other improvements described is the supply of all commodities to the people direct, from the Producer through one large distributing Warehouse in each centre. The Public of Otago may at thejpreßent participate in all the advantages of this System by purchasing Drapery from the' DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, DUNEDH? KfsS TDireot Importers and Cash Buyers, thus saving all middlemen's, profits; and selling for CASH ONLY, and sending out no Travellers, their small expenses enable thenftJo supply Drapery at prices which renders the same by the State unnecessary. The D.&A.'s System of Sample Parcels enables Country Settlers to share the advantages given, and buy Goods at Lowest Town Prices. They have made Speoial Provision for the , SPRlNjGt.and SUMMER Trade in this Department, encouraged by the amonnt of support accorded them since^opening, and the undernoted will be found, they are confident in assarting, better vrolne than can be procured elsewhere. '■ v T\RESB, PARCEL No. 1 ia the best 20s -_^„,.. T4%Tm „.„„„, JL/, wortb-tobe hadin this hemisphere, 16 contains XJEMNANT PARCEL No. 6 Contains ft 12yds new snowflake Beige, now so fashionable and -jLv total of 83yds— remnants of Prints, Qalateas, pretfcy.'ln f»wn, grey, or either of the new green or Ginghams, Hollands, Flannelettes, Turkey Twills, i blue tinted greys ; 18yds all wool French Carmelite *nd washing Muslins suitable for children's frocks Tweed, moßt soft and durable, in light or mid-grey, and pinafores, Ac, with 34yds white and coloured fawn or old rose ; and a full dress length of either a Bmbroldery for trimming. This wonderful lot pretty twilled Print; fast colour, or strong Galatea (worth double) for SOi. . stripe,, any colour ; all with Buttons to match, and i free to your own-door for 80s. • - ----- - ' ' ■ "■ DRESS PARCEL No. 2 is made tip of TTOUSEHOLD PARCEL No. 7 has 1 - {our superior Dresses, whiob must please the *--■- P»' r parlour Laoe Curtains, Sfyds long, new moat faitldious- The first is of new vlgorcaux Beige shaded pattern with handsome border; 1 emI in terra cotta, fawns, or greys ; the tecond of broldered cloth Table Oover in elarefc, marone, or double width cheoked Koartes, very stylish, in gr^n ; 1 lanje sized white Honeycomb Quilfc ; and 3 | fawns, greys, or dnriier mixtures ; the third of new Turkish Towels, good useful size, for 80s complete. Zephyr In oheoks er stripes in greys, blues, or pinks ; ' — — • and the fourth of pretty French Cambric Print In ' light or medium colours, guaranteed fast. The ■» Trm<3TTOnT r» PAT*rro>T w^ a „„„♦ »„., above with Buttons to match for 30», carriage paid. M"U BEHOLD PABOEL No. 8 contains D'vtWaa p*oAtot "15 —^T — 7TT ~¥»~"", V """*- x JP sir dra wing room Lace Curtains 4yds long, kttKSS PARCEL No. 3 has 7yds Double new and novel design ; l pair bedroom Lace ' Width all wool French Cashmere In fawn. Curtains '3yds lonic, very pretty toroll pattern ; I navy, marone. serpent, brown, and black ; dress length largest size Marseilles white Counterpane ; 6yds new newetyllßhCheokedorPleokedßummerolothlngreya Anglo-Indian Art Muslin; and 1 Urge size Table or fawns'; and 1 white embroidered Boxed Kobe, or Oover in embroidered or printed oloth in any colour, its equivalent m white fanoy'wasbirig Muslin ; very AU * or 40l > fashionable, all with-Buttons to- mat oh. The above - HwiU ado,rn,Alady;ln ay ; atftttqn> All tor 365. - — K#MNANT>BAROBL No; 4 contains a T HB A ITTLB STRANGER'S PAROBL H total 'of 24y:d5'WOonenJ5ress Staff.; rem- « ftJ ea &£' %?£* wilfhSlll,?™!? 1 fc^sT?f ; nantsf^oin^ygSjtoSydß consisting of Ponies, Beiges, f.i™SLi l0 vv gg i n « ? Hj«htgown« all beautifully dashmeres sftcu' suitable for children's and rfrfy trimmed. Valenoiennes lace and fine embroidery; 9 "rVoAsYiaWlinWf^^^^^ lar « e B^ed flannel barries; 1 twill Head Bquare in Would *e«he«p at 80sv •-— — -- '— ijS? to Bhtt A ts ,^ of J? ne B 1 * w ?' t l/, mmed m L" e * ; 1 U ? en I , Swathe; and 1 box Safety Pins The complete 'T" ADIES' PARCEL No. 5 Is made tip of outfit for 30s, or if with beautiful Christening Kobe, JJi s 3 rbeauHfuily trimmed Chemises ; 3 nairs *°,*\ T £* lbove p «cel, together with our kindest Kuickei*) trimmed embroidery, and a Nightgowns wishes for th« little stranger and the proud and done Jip'wftli same-^all of, good undressed oaflco ; 1 ?*PP T h6ftd * ot tb « horn«, free by po»t as above. I Fanoy Apton 1 ; Jf large, Holland Cooking Apron; 3 f n . ov l r7 home where the little one is expected •l^»ii*%li^Ho^ fast d^;»Ml pair sl& Stoves in ' h ;J* MtI wIU bo weolomed with unfeigned b'DWclildictan.'>!&elßtfo?aorf.' <. ~ delight. fl^.-V \ls>\~; "V .'■"" '•■- I - '' ' ' All the above Parcels will be sent FREE BY PARCEL POST OR RAIL on .Receipt of P.OK)., Postal Notes, or Cheque* (if. the latter, with Is added for ' ''* ■'{ ' Exchange) for the above amounts by the DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, : ; :-^l m ; .A'NJD! .. , BB . •, OEORGE ; ■ STKEET, ; ." 3>XT3NTS!]>]:x«r.

DMTHIE Brqb., DIRECT IMPORTERS, 174 1 g* :eso:rgkes st. 1 170 DUTHIE BROS., WH h •*" CAUTION. ' m .',,' ftDD %TC/B hear rapoated complaints from our country friends' wnen !n TAILORS. V V town against Clothing ordered from travellers and otherti, made to Order from Chart Measurement, being "inufifc and wearing , . .. badly. The price charged is as much and often more than for a Tailor-made Suit. The faot is these Suits are all made at -factories by Machines and cheap Labour, often not out to measurei'abd most DUTHIE BROS.. £!wayß! wayß faU to Di9Qel ia • lhocfc * im «« Tne 00 »* ol raaJHrisf Factory uu I n ic Dnuoif Suit| i 8 one . t j,; rd of Tailor-nujde Suits, hence it is ewy t*> i&mt for DRBSSMAKBRS. t? c complaints. Hundreds of these Slop Snitv^are paiiM ' off as , , . . Tailor-made. - --■■' r , . — BBWAR£! "" ; - of this Imposition, and place your Orders with those who will give DUTHIE BROS.j Jon >IRBT.OLASBTAILOR.MADB.GABMENTBW; the price you MILLINERB. *** P*?^ lor o°°^°* naif value. • •' r » ' *st%^"^*%i^^^^^>>^»V«^^\^>^^>S^S^>^N^^ doth^ros., SPKIIG STOCK HABIT MAKERS. 0P _ TWEEDS, COATINGS, TROUSERINGS, VESTINGS LARGEST AND MOST VARIED IN TOWN. DUTHIE BROS tM\M I fills PnUVIJ ->^*^>^" -v^^v«^v> mantle makers. I*" Write for Patterns. Fit Guaranteed. "W ~ SPECIAL. DUTHIEftBROSij We are now busy opening up TONS OF SPRING GOODS. OUTFITTERS. Our Warehouse is Stocked with latest LONDON AND PARIS FASHIONS. Write for anything yon are unable to get elsewhere. 11111 Our Stook is so large we never fail to exeonte an Order. J PATTERNS, PRICE LISTS, and CATALOGUE GENERAL DRAPERS -p^ by p ogt General Drapers and Outfitters. 174 I G-IESOJEfcCSKES 3XE^3ES3EST IJMT©

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Otago Witness, Issue 1916, 6 November 1890, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 3 Otago Witness, Issue 1916, 6 November 1890, Page 9