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Colonist, Volume XXVI, Issue 3700, 3 September 1883, Page 4

jh; Wa^vtei)j ,next Season— H S 25 Tons TO&ATQESi S £■( • :■'•.. , (MUST.;BE BED). -- ■ ■-■■ \~ ■ t^. Cash paid on deHyery at the factory. ' , W £ ..-■;■ _„ „•--/„■ ". , \ © fH . Nelson Jam FaotobSsj Kelson. ','. t r GEKEKAL DRAPERY. LOVEDAY & HeYHOE Invite inspection of their large and valuable stock of House-. hold requisites, consietiog of' Calicoes, Sheetings, Flannels, Blankets, Linens, Quilts, Lace and Muslin Curtains, and Table Covers, " all of which have been carefully selected -for this trade, and will be found to combine excellence, duraoi<ity, and economy. Heads of Families would do well to examine the stock of ENGLISH AND COLONULJRADE TWEEDS, which are recommended for both^boys' and gentlemen's wear, ' BO IS' and YOUTHS' KNICKEE and TROUSEKB SUITS in great variety. ■ ]L©VEDAY'& HEYHOE HAVE A Splendid assortment of Childkens* Frocks and Pellisses, in Merino, Merino and Plush, and Velveteen BOYS' TUNICS, in Tweed|aud Velveteen, very choice ' INFANTS* HATS and BOSriNBTS,"new and very cheap. of every description in stock or made to order at shortest noticet The space at our disposal will not admit of a detailed notice of each department. One visit will convince all intending purchasers that good value for money can always be obtained 'at LOYEDAM & HEYHOE'S.; : ;..; ;', ; /,..: : :;.; . ':; Below are a few of the prices, which may be taken as a ; guide to the entire stock:—- ; ? "........; • .■:.■: Twill Sheetings, 9^d Durable Wincey, 6d Stout Flannel, 10|d Super Twill do., s|d , Brown Hollaod, 5d ;Sing:ie width Cashmeres, 7^d,,9|d Hemp iMafcting, 7^d Cbstisme Tweeds, 7id . ; Super TickiDg,s|d , Tartar Plaids, S^d Boys' Printed Mole Trowsers, 4s 6d , Ladies' Linen Cuffs, 4^-d — Men's Sox, 4Jd, s|d ' Linen faced do., 3d per packet Cricket Belts,.7d Double Stays, Is 6d . \ Ladies' Night-dresses, 2s (Id Trimmed Hats, Is 9d ;Ladies'Chemises, 2a Children's Merino Frocks, trimmed Satin, 4a 9d. Loveday & Heyhoe, ■"■.!■. TEAFALGAS STREET.

Mode de Paris. CLEAEANCE SALE PJttOB TO ■■ OPENINGS NEW PKEMISES. Mrs. Pa me ly, Habdy Street. Fancy G>od«, A FULL SUPPLY of the following Lines . at BEDUOSD PMCE3. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS & Frames L Gold and Silver Jewellery, Fancy Goods of all kinds, including Vases, Desks, Workboxes, Dressing Case?, Leather Bags, &c, &c; Lawn Tennis, Croquet, and Archery; Chess, Draughts, Dominoes, Quartetts, Stationery, Toys, &c, &c. :-.•.. "OIOTUEBSj a splendid assortment, framed J_ and unframed j Gold, Washable Wood and Imitation Wood Mouldings; Piotures framed to order; Oil and Water Colours, Varnishes, &c j Drawing Books and Paper, Sketch. Blocks, Mathematical Instruments, Brushes, Pencils, Canvas stretched on frames, and every requisite for Oil or Water Colour Painting. " ALFEED QAKEY, Bridge sfc. piANOS and HAKMONITJMS at -L a mere trifle over cost price, either for Cash or Monthly Payments. Pianos by the following celebrated makers:—Brinsmead and Sons, Schweshtea, Bord, Bosener, Strauss, Neumeyer, Haake, etc. Bauer. Organs, four styles; Bauer-and Alexandra:; Harmoniums from £7 10s each. Brass Bands supplied with Instruments and Music. String and Nigger Band requisites always on hand; English, G-ermaD, and Anglo-German"Accordeons/ Melodeons, F.! utes, Fifes, Flageoletgj Clarpnets, Mouth Harmonica?, Banjos, Guitars, Bass and Side Drums, Violins, Violaa, Violincollosi Double Bass, Bows, Strings, and Fittings fer all instruments ■ __ ALFRED OAKEY^Bridge-st._ Momiora nmmi From up to f"SO'00(1 --Long-eBtDb-oWUVjVUI/i lished connection with local and outside Capitalists, placing large. amounts of money at our call from various sources, ensures to BORROWERS by the competition, .offering ,considerab'e advantages, viz., a negotiation of their Mortgages on very .avorable terms, and at lowest current rates of interest, with special arrangments for any large Bums required, CHAS. POWNALL A; CO., ■Scriveners and Mortgage AgenU, Wellington*