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Southern Cross, Volume 8, Issue 30, 10 November 1900, Page 6

Exchange Sale Rooms EBK STREET (Pro Gommuni Utilitate.) ffl'Kay Bros. Auctioneers COMMISSION AGENTS, FRUIT AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS Sales and Valuations Conducted in any part of the District. o Agents for : SANITAS SOAP AND CLEAVER’S PRESERVTTAS. gOME JIFO RMATIOM from The Exhibition. o MILLINERY. —This is a season of pretty Millinery. Partly this is because the styles are more becoming than last year, and partly because of the taste and skill of our Milliner. Our imported London and Paris models in Hats and Bonnets are very choice - indeed. Hats nicely trimmed 10s 6d to 39s 6d; Bonnets 15s 6d to 35s 6d. SAILORS. —In Ladies’ Sailor Hats we have fine ranges of the latest shapes in fine and rough straw, 2s to 6s 6d. LADIES' BLOUSES. —We have a charming selection in silk at 13s 6d and 19s 6d, and in white muslin, gingham, zephyr and the latest styles, very excellent value, 3s lid to 8s lid. Also, a fine lot of skirts in pique, holland and drill, in white and colours that go nicely with the blouses, at 7s 6d to 14s 6d. MANTLES AND GAPES , —In silk, satin and cloth, beautifully trimmed in the latest fashion, 25s to 90s. Capes in black, fawn, brown, navy and electric cloth, 12s 6d to 39s 6d. LADIES' JACKETS.— Latest styles in summer weights, in black and colours; choice garments and cheap, 17s 6d to 355. GOSTUMES. —Tailor-made costumes in the newest materials and colours, 26s 6d to 49s 6d. FEATHER BOAS. —Are very fashionable. We have them in black, grey, white, black and white and grey and white, 12s 6d to 49s 6d. TIES COLLARETTES. Some charming goods in real Honiton lace, bought at half-price, 4s 6d to 9s 6d; lace, silk, chiffon and net ties, Is 3d to 8s 6d. DRESS GOODS. —All manner of dress goods from the stuffs suitable for school girls’ dresses at lOd per yard, up to the ultra fashionable at 8s 9d. Nothing to cramp your choice of a dress with us, and if you want it made \ up, our head dressmaker is a lady of great taste and ability. COTTONS. —ln prints, combrics, zephyrs, muslins, drills, piques, etc., we show the finest selection we have ever had. In the mercerised materials some wonderfully beautiful effects are shown—44d to Is lid. Thomson & Beattie. “ Pure TEA “Triumphant.” THE Houdai-Lauka Tea Company, HAVE TO THANK THOSE LEADING BLENDERS IN DUNEDIN WHO, RINDING THAT PURE CEYLON PACKED TEA Was cutting; up their trade, and, unable to meet the competition fairly, prepared and pre eented a petition to Parliament asking for an extra duty of 2d ’per lb on all packets and small boxes packed in Ceylon. egr “ But it didn’t Come *offV PARLIAMENT HAS REFUSED TO AID THE BLENDERS, AND “PURE” CEYLON TEA Will be sold in the original packets as before, at prices that tea menders cannot equal for Value. “ SUPPORT PAIR TRADING.” THE NAMES OF FIRMS SIGNING THIS PETITION MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE. McKBNZIE’S HONDAI-LANKA TEA COMPANY, DOWLING STREET. N.B. —In our own and the Public Interest we shall continue to import PURE CEYLON PACKED TEAS AND SAFEGUARD THE PUBLIC. Examine Packet or Box for name, “ Hondai-Lanka.” SUBSTITUTES are abroad.