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Thames Advertiser, Volume X, Issue 2624, 16 May 1877, Page 2

Drapery 'CJothing, &c. '■ j Oi '/j solicits the" attention' of his Customers and the Thames Inhabitants generally to his NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK — OP - WINTER DRAPERY,; MILLINERY, and' OiiOTHING(DRAPERY DEPARTMENT— v id. :■ —COMPRISING— Newest' Styles in Jancy Drews' / j New Sstfin Cloths—assorted colour's New Figured Satinettea • New' Figured Poplinettcs-'' " ' |J New Dress Serges !/, New Homespuns : j NewTwjllefl Winceys , . j . New cofeurß '/ New AfcYf?ol,Plai.d«,;,!!T >;■) i-i;! i 6c., &c., 4c, lA' great variety of New Fancy Wool Goods, Ladies' New Fancy- Skirts/ and.New Hyde Park Costumes. j THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT . j ! is well ' :I • ' assorted with ! new' , r :/■' WINTER CLOTHING. I Men's New Overcoa's 1 Men's New Paramatta Ov-coats j Men's .NWj (iiilntei, l'a»'t,; und Pilot j, Cloth <o is Men's "'' Boys' «nd Youths'.New Co'liing Men's Ilala—a tjeneral a sirtment of ; fashionable fhapes &c.„ , &c, «c. ,! , I |MiLLINERY DEPARTMENT. j ~. Ladies' New Felt ITats in Drabs, Greins,: ~ Blues,'Bfowns:and Blacks 1 : v n:' ;Ladies' New Felt Bonnets :i: • i/, . ! .iii Ladies', . Girls',. and Children's New; Straw Hats in great,variety Lateat' Engli^h' Fashions.in New Millinery, .Bonnets, and>;Trinlmed Hats, ' I . New Hat and Bonnet Trimmings;' ! : '? NEW OSTRICH FEATHERS. | NEW FLOWERS. '■ : - j - ■'!. ! I; NEW ORNAMENTS - '• j " &0., &C,, 40. •; _ ; j .The above New Goods for Winter jTrade , jhave all been well'bought and carefully' i Rejected. The greater' part of which' wero'' 'brought considerably under usual value, and' j are now marked off to be sold at moderate' 1 prices', ' | ! (I 'i. h-j , ""."7i;• ii ;!;■!:■ S.H, can confidently assure his Customers bat for quality of. goods and real value for inoney he cannot be undersold by any draper in either Auckland or the; Thames, • ,M;. i Inspection of Stock Respectfully Livited. : DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING DONE j ~ ON THE PREMISES, i PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS -~ j( ; k hetherington; I POLLEN-STEEET. . ) | Produce. f NOW. LANDING, EX f NELLIE'J'FAIELEE.' j DIRHOr FROM CANTERBURY, TEN CASES IMcCONNELL'd BACON ! ; : WOOD'S FLOUR,| : J,- OATS, 1 2 TonsJNEW OATMEAL. | 10 Tons POTATOES, .. . ; 200 SACKS BRAN, j ALSO-^' | 20 TONS TARANAKI POTATOES. ! Always on Hand—• ■ :Lamb's,Flour, Maize, .Pollard, Wheat, Wairoa ■Cheese,' Salt Butter, and General Groceries, at THOMAS. 1 YEALE'S '' '' ' STORE, POLLEN-STREET,' . Furnishing Warehouse, ( J. COCKS' OLD .ESTABLISHED , F9URNIBHING WAREHOUSE, ;' ' MAEY STREET,- , . (Opposite St. Geohoe's Church), ALWAYS ON HAND, 11. a large supply of FUENITUEE, new and second-hand . MATTEE3SES OEOOKEEY IRONMONGERY BRUSHWARE MATTINGS Every Description op. Household Requisite AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Goods on- Hire.—Soirees supplied with every Requisite. rfO LET,-BUSINESS PRBMI3ES and Two I. HOUSES,—Enrjuiro as above.: Watchmaker. W. fILUNDELL, WaTOHMAKEB, &C., PoilEN-BTBBET, Shomland, PEGS to inform his Friends and tho Public D that he has SOLD HIS BUSINESS to' Mr G.. RIPLEY, who will carry it on in the same shop—Pollen-street. Those persons who have left watches, lie., for repair at W. Bhmdcll's are • requested to call for them immediately. Articles not called for before W. B's departure will be left with his uccessor—Mr G, Ripley—for delivery. ) W. B. begs to recommend bis successor to his friends and tho public.