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Timaru Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 1661, 15 January 1895, Page 2

CLEARING PURCHASES to HAND. IN addition to 8 cases opened on Tuesday, we have made various Bpecial purchases since tempted by the extraordinary value. The Goods are now ready for inspection. 240 Straw Hats, all 6£d, new styles 260 similar m Picnic, Sailor, Row and Row, 6d, Bid, 10id 13 Waterproofs, incoming season's samples Grey Dress Twoeds m choice designs > Hair Nets lid, 2d, 3d, 4id, 6id Black Merinos Is Hid, all-wool special Sample lot Aprons and Bibs, 25 per cent, discount 36-inch Twill Calico, 4s lid dozen Mohair Boot Laces, 3d dozea Pins Is 2d per lb of 16 packets Dress Tweeds, double-width sid Corsets, Ribbons, etc. .... i IST" The 500 yards Silk Moire, Is 6id, 40 doz. Ribbed Cashmere Hose, 10 doz... Adrienne Kid Gloves received a few days i ago have proved splendid Goods, and are meeting with prompt disposal. JUST OPENED. Art Muslins and Lace Curtains Pongee Cambric Silk effect, 4id ' 60 pieces Lace, various Umbrellas and Sunshades, choice sty leß Jet Edgings and Gimps Frillingß and Fall Nets ' Cretonnes, good patterns 4id up, and a lower line 3fd Turkish Towels— first-rate value Velveteens, Louis' manufacture Galatea Stripes and Calicoes White Muslins 3id, 4id, 5d to Bid Sheetings and Quilts. The Dressmaking and Millinery Departments under their respective heads continue fairly busy, and we have reason to believe that for a combination of sterling value, becoming style and moderation m price, our expositions' cannot be excelled. T. AND J. THOMSON, DRAPERS & SILK MERCERS, Timaru. " H. M. WEST, Junr. Nurseryman and Seedsman, Stafford Street, Timaru. GARDEN CALENDER for JANUARY. WHERE early crops are coming off, clear the ground, dig deeply, and plant Brussels Sprouts, Savoy, & Celery Plants, of which I have a nice lot. Sow for last succession Runner and French Beans, Lettuce, Radish, Salads, Peas and Turnips. Sow Spinnach. Thin late sown Onions. MR WILLIAM LEECH. (Trinity College Honours Certificate) (Pupil of Herr Gpldenstedt, of the Conservatorium, Hamburg) WHO has taken up his residence m Timaru, is prepared to give instruction m Pianoforte, Singing, and theory. Mr LEECH having arrived m Timaru, intending pupils can make arrangements with him at Messrs Begjj and Co., or P. W. Hutton, Dresden Piano Company. First Term commences first week m February, 1895. ECONOMIC TAILORING AT THE CORNER. _ Tk/TYsecond delivery of Colonial Tweeds JjJL for the present season are now to hand. They nave been selected from the various Mills for excellence of Quality, Style, and Finish. Visitors to the various Shows would see what rapid strides the Colonial Mills have made of late. They are now equal to the very best imported Scotch or English goods. FIRST-CLASS CUTTER. This department being under the charge of Mr Wm, McMillan, a Cutter of large experience and a reputation second to none as an Artistic Cutter and Finisher, I guarantee a perfect Fit on the most difficult figure. ECONOMIC TAILORING— Gents' Tweed Trousers to order, and made on the premises, 11s 9d per 6 patterns to select from. ECONOMIC TAILORING— Gents' Tweed Trousers to order. Colonial & West England Tweed 18s 9d, 21s and 26s 6d per pair ; etylieh goods. ECONOMIC TAILORING— Gents' Tweed Sac Suits to order, of Kaiapoi Tweeds, thoroughly shrunk. 45s Sac Suit. ECONOMIC TAILORING— Gents' Tweed Sac Suits to order, of Kaiapoi and Roslyn Tweeds, new and choice patterns, 57s 6d, 63s and 70s Sac Suit. ECONOMIC TAILORING— Gents' S.B. Coat and Vest, made from Black Worsted Corkscrew Cloth, Tweed Trousers, 75s Suit. Our Cutting Room is nearly blocked with orders for Xmas and New Year holiday season. To save disappointment I would request that all orders required for the festive season be placed at once 1150 yds Colonial and English Tweeds, suitable for Boys' wear, Is 6id, Is lid and 2s 2d per yd. ARTHUR~GABITES, Thb Corner. MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, Etc. This Day. The Hospital— South Canterbury Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, at 11.15 a.m. Royal Hotel— Washdyke Trotting Club, at 8 p.m. Volunteer Hall, Geraldine- Meeting re Timaru harbour, at 8 p.m.