AMBURY BEOTHEES. GREAT DISPLAY '- * ' OF ' ' Autumn and Winter Drapery and Clothing, Imported direct from f ,the, Best Merchants aud Manufacturers and Colonial Mills, including 200 ladies' Jackets, Mantles, and 100 Dozen Women's xa& Children' Mackintoshes • Hosiery ' 200 Laches' and Children's Milli- 100 Dozen Men's and Bays Knitted nerv, Bats, and Bonnets ' ,, T H , oSler^ „ » n , a 4^o lad & Plain & Fancy Aprons 100 Me^andß^ Overcoats and 3000- Yards Flannelettes 70 Men's and Boys* Oilcoats and 10 Dozen Ladies' Umbrellas Slickers. 4000 Yards English and Colonial 250 Men's and Boys?' Tweed and Flannel* • Serge Suits 2000 Yards Harvard, Oxford, and Men's and Boys' Bats mi Caps Leather Shirtings - specially m ide to our order 200 English and Colonial iiugs and 50 Dozea Gent 8 ' Ti es to B electt com Mauds Shirts, Underclothing, Towels, 300 Pair, dOW l^fiut'SZ, 6000 Y M,tSf FmCy *" mGBEAT'WARJETY. J All at the Lowest Quotations FOR OASH. INSPECTION INVITED! ~ PATTE ENS FBEE. AiBURY "BROTHtRS, Drapers and Clothiers, NEW PLYMOUTH AND MANAIA The Best Dip > s Cheapest Finding it well repays^its in every] Wool Country in the World, the Owners of over 100 Million Sheep USE Cooper- Dipped y&&^&S.ijfc* "~/i J h& fading Sheep took <£==~^L^^ Tasmanianand, S^.SOO fQOPSP§@OG^ swbtTders the World s g||||lPlPPlrcG , g p p jg, «se Cooper s Fail. l^gigOWDEllgUr^ '1P Cooper-dipped Wools idlways top the London Market. Opponents everywhere attempt imitations. Wheaterragt proof of its merits I I 1 Sab-agent for Naw Plymo^th~77 NEWTON KING. G NEW g { Now Opening Up S & ™WSW S Direct [trom Manufacturers, "Agents, etc. J^ew Fancy English Dress Tweeds^in^mixed fabrics][and all wools $[ew Colonial Dress |Tweeds in Snowflake and other fresh designs Jvfew all wool Cheviot Herges— fast dyes JJew all wool Estamane Serges —fast dyes] J^ew Fancy and Covert Serges N©w Meltons and Habit Serges New English and French Cashmeres andgMerinos £{ew all wool Foules, great variety N©w Black Figured Serges, and]other Resigns in Black Dress Goods New Tweed Costumes and Skirts New Dress Skirts and Blouses to^match N w Golf Capes New Jackets and Mantles New Underclothing and Baby Linen] Complete Baby Linensoutiiis sent forgTwo Pounds, comprising all^necessary articles, carriage paid, on receipt of Cash All Classes of Household Drapery, Sheetings, Blankets, Calicoes, Flannels, Flannelettes, Shirtings at low cash prices. Country customers and others will find it to 'their advantage to buy ol^ine, as Lowest Cash Prices only ai-9 quoted; from no abatement can bo made. /Importer and Cash Draper, Devon and Currie S f reets, New Plymouth, and Auckland.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10331, 12 June 1895, Page 1
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412Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10331, 12 June 1895, Page 1
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