NO BANKRUPT STOCK, No Catchpenny Nonsense, BUT REiL BARGAINS FOR CASH. M. HOOD Having bean offered a large parcel of New Winur GOODS ! At her own price, from a firm winding up bc-iuees, made a selection of the best lines, which she can effer at the MOST ABSURD PRICES!! The Goods are of the Highest Class Quality, and of Fashionable Designs, and equal to the best she is accustomed to keep. They must, therefore, give satisfaction. Tte purchase ha\'og I ren made under very peculiar circumstance*, it is hardly likely that the chance of offering such HIGH-OLASS GOODS RETAIL AT LESS THfS ENGLISH WHOLmLE PRICES Will again occur. She would, therefore, advise her Customers to call at once and look for themselves, though the following quotations of some of the leading lines, will be a guide :—: — f ACE CURTAINS from ij- per pair Velveteens in nil the new Shades will be sold at 2/6 per yard ; worth from 4/- to 4/G. Black, Navy, Myrtle, Olive, Brown, Prune, Purple, Maroonß, Greys, Drabs, and Fawns, Peacock Green, Peacock Blue, and buttons and trimmings to match A lot of Sash Ribbons will be sold at 1/per yard ; worth from 2/6 to 4/- A lot of other Ribbons will be sold at greatly reduced prices Black and Colored Feathers rid Flowers will be sold at half pi ice Evening Dresses in Brocaded Satins, in . Fale Blue, fink, ard Urey, worth 6/-, will bo cold at 4/- per yard Black Madras Muslin worth 1/9, will be sold for ) /- All the New Shades in Sat 'ens worth from 1/- to 1/3, will be sold for !)J. per yard Black Satin Skirts worth 18/-, will be sold for 10/6 Black Fur Capes worth 50/-, will bo sold for 36/- Black Fur Capes worth 14/-, will be sold for 10/Black Ottoman Brocade worth ?/-, will bi sold for 1/C Black Nun's Veiling worth 2/', will be sold for 1/6 Black Cashmere worth 5/-, will be sold , for 3/6. Black Cashmere worth 4,-, will be Bold for 2/9 Costume Tweeds worih from ]/6 to 2/-, will be Eoli at 1/- per yard Homespuns worth l/G, will be told for 1/- per yard A lot of Ladies' Colored Stockings at 6d per pair, The whole shipment equally cheap. Victoria House. alO5 hb tc TURNER'S Iron Crockery Store, DEVON-STREET EASTQREAT QLEAEING QALE FOR B^° Three Weeks Only! OP CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE! CSIT foods all mrrked in Plain Figures, Come and see and judge for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. a 95 hb tc Notice to Farmers and Girazieps. mHE N.Z. FROZEN MEAT & STORAGE Co (Limited) are CASH BUYERS OF ALL CLASSES OF FAT STOCK, JjejT delivered nl Wailnm. jt£}J Terms und conditions to be hud upm applicalioa to the Company's Agent, Waitara. 952 hb spl6
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7118, 16 July 1886, Page 3
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463Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7118, 16 July 1886, Page 3
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