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Otago Witness, Issue 2232, 10 December 1896, Page 9

Business Notices. ■ -dt RETURN FROM THE MARKETS. Has jast returned from a visit to the World's Markets, and has brought back fo> his numerous cliectello the PICK OP THE WORLD'S PRODUCTIONS. Xiondon has been ransacked for Blouses' jSf^^K Shirts, Capes, Mantles, Aprons, Lace ><!^^*^ Collars, Umbrellas, Sunshades, Purses, Nottingham and Leicester bave beeu overhauled for Laceß and StockmßS. J^^^S^W^&W^ Belfaßt and Glasgow for daintily em« r J^^W^B? Tiroidered Handkerchiefs. J^^^^^^mß^^ Paris, Grenoble, Prague, and Napleß JP^^^^^^^bf had to contribute Gloves in moat be- Mtojm«~ ""S^haftlen explored for Real Maltese Laces, Real Lace Handkerchiefs, \)^P^W^PM*^^^M^^ ' Colombo has been rummaged for Real While Lyons, Calais, Vienna, Chem- w^gsjglß'W*'^ nitz, and Brussels have been carefully " «.»«—■ Bearched for the thousand and oue items (O" J-jb O JcS • wanted to make the Stock the Most Com- . . . «, plete and Moft Exhaustive brought to- The latest London craze in Gloves being Coloured tether of world's fashionsever seen gfcitchings, T ROi*S secured a magnificent range of ere^ , . . - Reliable Kid Gloves with pretty etitchings : — jsos%sP?o& THE TRILBY— -in tens and browns, with pearlotfce ■ ell§"'^>4*il " buttous, and with yellcw, heliotrope, pinlr, blue, • ijßfeji »»~ A or white braid backs, 2s tldJ\ O?HE DORlS— tans, ,with brown braiding and pearl & •*// ' button?, black kid with white stitching or white • m-^a w black sljitching and fanoy silver buttons, THE ALMA— a fine French tan Kid Glove, with four ' &" ld butlr:nß and ffVU °J braided backs, 2s 6<l. if^wlliaMw THE DORINCOURT-a htavy Austriau 4-butfcon taa Kid GloW> ' n taQ aDd browU| with prefcty fe^^^^^^^^^P THE MOSCOW— a strong Dogokin Glove, in tans, brovjnf, and bkeks, with braid back?, with four slifejiP si patent clasps or domes, 3s Hil ' Jlllilli f&E MALTA— a very superior French Kid Glove. llllllia lllilfMil /^iiiillniw "' tan *> Drow ns, &nd blacks, four domes or clasps, , f HE LISETTE — superior Dogskin Glove, four I' I^^^^^^ domes, tans and brown, corded backs, 4s lid. iiKfflfflf irßmifc " THB ROUBSEL~a flue French Kid, tans, browns, "^^^^'////ifiH § i Memffl &B^ XC^ 8 » x^ f° ur domes or patent clasps, WftfflM r« ll' '1 lilP* THE FLORENCE— the fine«t Kid Glove ' in the I' *™ market, tanp, browns, and black, four domes or JO3L»O"CTSS3S. patent clasps, gg fid. Here the variety is endles?, and com- BEAR IN MIND T. ROSS has made a specialty priaes stripes, checks, spots and pretty o f the Glove Trade for ths last 26 years— there is arlvl ffiteL^JP? ' U u' S oWb A therefore NO ONE in tbf. Southern Hemisphere Sr^e^maitp ,B n e I JK?,2£ «* - !««« ««• *"' " «j« « »S°under Knowlawn, muslin, delaine, chine", and silk, and Ie(3 S e ° f tt> e required) :- ' this Most iaajporfcant ranee in piice froiu 2s 6d to 29^ each. Pfcrt of the Drapery T>, These are in great demand this year in London and I'aris, and in all ihs large Britlen anu Conti«ental towns every lady wears a blouse. She bad a blouse for the stree , a blouse for the theatre, a blouse for visitiDg, a blouse for holiday-making, and a varieiy of blouses fnr the house. The Tennis Shirts ate with st»nd-up or turn-'iown collars ; many of thc*e collara qan be taken off and washed Separate from the shirt. The Blouses have pretty laca edte collars or fancy bow collar of tame material "* back of neck, and are in a great variety of material*. Under-noted are a few of the most striking : Pretty Spotted Shirts at 2a lid. Gauibric Shi ta, light grouur's, with coloured sptays und stripes, 3a 11 and 4s Hi. White Cambric Shirts, with f illed fronts, 4s 11(3 and 5s 6d PUin pink, blue, and grey Zephyr shirts, with detachab c collars, at 5s 6d. Plain pink and sky Zephyr Shirts, with wLite turn-down collar and cuffs, at 5s lid. Pretty brocaded Lustrine Shins, with urn-over ollars and cuffs, 6s 6d. Lovely white Cambric Shirts, with pink, blue, black, and heliotrope richly embroidered fronts. Guaranteed fast coloure, 7s 6a, 8s 6d, and 9s 6d. Any of these uoods sent safely and securely by post. For Gloves. id extra ; Shirts ana £louses,2d 'jMtfru TIP C&£ Cb!^ direct importer, g B* ia *30 Princes street and 1 High street*. YOU CAN SAVE COAL AND HAVE YOUR FOOD PROPERLY COOKED BY USING ONE OF CELEBRATED OVER 10,000 OF THESE RANGES NOW \U USE IN NEW ZEALAND. ffbey will burn Lignite, True Coal, or Wood op to 24ir. long. The Fiuee are all SELF CONTAINED, and need No (^ettißßg— can be. worked in a Chimney or with Stove Pipe. The Oven heata well, and is a good Bread Baker. Made in all sizes, with Copper or Cast Iron Boilers. rafrzz nrrTTT — Piiprr'^^TT ft «**""% •=" U iwe % I f) — | »'' ' '' [ : {^ r ~^' — I % ' iQ s~ i —^^ — i r~~ j i i'■i "y ,; „. „ , „, , f .I, rr*.* ' " r '^ ' "i.."!.'? ' '..m'i ■■» i \> \ PATBfT ORION. jlVpsSj^Ugi jffi fMEWT OlUOrOl ll I iX (pUfiEOlN.yL'l —~— ______ J I SINGLE OR DOUBLE OVENS. Very Snibable for Shepherds' Huts, Sheep Stations Jforais, Hotels, and Dwelling Houses. HIGH OR LOW PRESSURE BOILERS FITTED • - . SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. Tomb Railings, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings at Lowett Rates. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION TO THE MAKER AND PATENTEE— " gQ^TH-EgP . j_^j^l_. ?_ f .?J_P_?_ At Melbourne the other day, the Rev. Edwin Insurance companies olaira that cycling is Day, a Presbyterian minister, died suddenly move dangerous than travelling either by railWhile waiting for a train at a railway s.tafeion. way or by ship. The Canterbury Acclimatisation Society The inquest into the Waingongoro boat liave decided to e-oploy special rangers to pro- fatality resulted in a verdict that it was Okused*sob the principal ty-fishina streams. by an acoident.