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Timaru Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 2906, 4 January 1899, Page 2

JANUARY, 1899. ON entering on another year we mean to endeavour to hold and strengthen the fair- position attained. We realise artistic skill is wanted, along with solid values and choice variety, and THE PEOPLE'S TRADE Demands low prices. Our position is unique, taming over the goods wholesale, and with ourselves the only intermediary between the customer and the maker we are able to place our MAGNIFICENT RANGES at really moderate prices. Our goods give unlimited wear, and a couple of pounds invested in our Emporium will go as far as a good deal more money booked in the ordinary way. These are our lines, and we trust to be favoured with a healthy share of business from all classes of the community in year we have just entered. FOR SEASON. A line of Bilk Grenadines for Blouses. A special purchase Navy Black Sergeß, All-wool, 1/-, 1/8. 1/11,2/6. Blouse Silks in creams, eeru, black, pink,(etc. Novelties in Belts. Novelties in Clas&s. Novelties ic Belt Eibbons. . Silk Scarfs, Bows and Collarettes. NEW GLOVES JUST OPJSNED. Our special 2s 6d French Kid. Our special Danube 3/6, Mastbel 3/11, L'laere 4/6, Black. White, Brown, Tan. Suede " Bouvret " 3/6, " Italia " 2/-, "Como"3/3. Special purchase Plain Chiffons, 3id, 4d, 6d. Special purchase Embroidered Chiffons, all ahadea. Denims and Canadians. Sheetings and Calicoes. Flannelettes and Window Hollands. Sailor Straws and Shapes,' Sun Hatß and Picnics. ' ; Waterproofs, Capes, Dust Cloak*. Brussells Laces andVeiling. Ivorine Lace Curtains, f Swiss Eobes, Prints, Plissis. Insertion Laces, Feather Trimmhgs, etc. ; . t | All new goods, the latest indication from the London season.; j T. AND J. THOMSON, Hosiers, Haberdashers, Drapers ';& Silk Mercers, 1 Stafford Street. j j 1 j I NBW YEAR CLOTHING AND MERCER 1 AT THOMSON'S. WE are now at the cream of theteeason, and have been steidily placing in Stock the most suitable goods for Gentlemen's and Boys' Wear jpro» curable. The reliable Mills of Timaru, Moagiel, Roßlyn, are at our disposal so far as the manufacture of goods is concened, while we are monthly landing Novelties from Home. ; Serges and Tweeda, < Youths' & Boys' Suits* Men's Trousers, "Underwear and Hosiery, Are our specialties made here. Men's Hats, Caps, Straws. Boys' Braces, Belts, Jerseys. Men's Shirts, Ties, Collars. Boys' Waterproofs, Capes, Knicker Hose. Are imported from the world's markets. All these in unrivalled selection and most moderate price. Boyß' Drill Suits, from 3s 6d. Boys' Serge Sailor Suits, from 5s 6d. A smart line of Victor three garment Suits made from Oamaru Serge. OPENING TO-DAY. Men's Felt Hats in Brown, Blaok. Men's Trousers, 7s lid to 15s lid. Cream Ties and Bows. Handkerchiefs, Linen and Silk. T. AND J. THOMSON'S Clothing Shop, next Empire. wines, spntrrs, liqueubs, TEASJEtc. R. R- TAYLOR, BONDED Warehouse-keeper, Wine, Spirit, and Tea Merchant, has on hand one of the largest and most varied stocks m New Zealand, of Old Matured Scotch and Irish Whiskies, French and Australian Brandies, French, Spanish and Australian Wines, Rare Limipnrs Sparkling Wines , Borton^Trerae": Dublin Stout, Dutch Qin and Schnapps London Gins, Table Waters, etc., etc! He calls special attention to his babe stock of old scotch WBisKiEB, varying in age from 5 to 14 years, absolutely the bbst in tsb colony. As agent for the Tea Planters' Association of Ceylon he has just received October Pluckings of his famous aill.gr Qwn Ceylon Tea as under— 387 pkgw ex 8.8. " Bielefeld." 180 „ ex 8.8. •« Polynesien." 427 „ ex 8.8. "Britannia" 88 ,i ex 8.8. •• Orient." Conalstingjas usual of the choicest growths of dntral Ceylon No Sb are kept in eock nor any other Tpa hnt the fineat Ceflon ; all packed in origin? Mn B nnJ? aCk ?PT £?§■ *«*■* with Monogram JUT, amj Boxes and Cuaou with initial! MT. SoTd in single packages of lb, 51bs, loibs, 20lbs, 601bB. 4 R ' f \ Ti fe o^ sCllWcll S^et. Agent Tea pu g^j? AasoclatUm ol T H f Tea In 1 5.8., fci nj lg 9dj 2a t and 23 4d.J