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Timaru Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 3559, 11 May 1901, Page 2

16 CASES TOKOMARU. 8 CASES and BALES Coastwise. DDITIONAL WINTER S^PJfIENTS. Vicuna Serges 2s Frieze Serges Is 4£d, French Merinos, all shades, Is Hid, 56-inch Navy Serges, All- - ' wool Serges Is 3d to 2s 4£d, Jacket Cloths. Evening Nets opportunelylanding. Mdme. Hawes, Chief Dressmaker. 870 Swiss Work 3|d to 7£d; Silk Ties, Lace Ties, 68 Skirts 3s 6d to 17s 6d, 8 boxes "Le Chic" Frilling, Collars, Umbrellas, 87 doz. Val. and Torcnon Laces 10id to 2s 6d dozen, 10 Chantilly 50 per cent, off, Selection Insertions, Collarette's, 11 boxes Louis Velveteen Is 6d to 2s 9, Corduroy 8s Printed Velveteens, Handkerchiefs, Thibet, Trimming, Glacie and Bltftrfce Silks, Wool Boas 8d to Is 3d. '•■ MANCHESTER FURNISHINGS. \ 24 pieces Flannelettes 4d to B|d, our registered Calicoes, Domette's Coin Spot, , i .and other Muslins, nr'-,w Hollands, Silkettes for Draping, Serges for Boys or Engineers, 40 Quilts 5s to 20s, Drills, 1 case Silesias and Electro Sateens, Cretonnes, choice goods, etc. Special purchase Mosgiel Flannels, 15 per cent, under list price.' Special purchase Linen Tablings, 20 per cent- under colonial list. 210 pairs New Blankets, bought favourably, from 6s 6d—large size Colonial, 18s lid. Chenille Table Covers, 6s lid lip. Tapestry, .8s lid up.; also Fur 2s lid—2 yards square. , Sheetings, very best established makes, all widths, in three makers' goods: SHOW EOOM. 1 case Black Straw Shapes, 51 Felts, Infants' Hats, Bonnets, etc., Feathers, Plumes, Ospreys, Buckles, 20 Fawn Jackets 14s to 16s 6d, 40 better goods 27s 6d.to 4!',s, Capes, Waterproofs in -"Talisman," "Cynthia," etc., 130 Pinafores, clearing purchase included, Is 2d to 4s 6d, Spencer's Underwear, Corsets—splendid goods, 14 Frocks, also Gowns, Bibs, Overalls, Bodices, 12 to 14 Lambs Wool Coats, 10 doz. Vests Is to 2s 6d, lot sample Shirts, 39 Necklets 2s lid to 21s, in Marmot, Mink, Sable, etc. Oddments from several lines of ; Jackets as mentioned last week, 26 to 30, 5s each, to completely clear by Saturday. SMALLWAREJi, HOSIERY, GLOVES.

Ealoon and Braid Trimmings, Gimps, Buckles, Fringes, ■ Mohair Braids, 39 doz. Hosiery, including our famous Knicker line, C 79 all sizes, 11 doz. Ring-ivood Gloves, 7£ doz. Cashmere, Childs' Kid, Evening Suede, and Silk. Our Noted Kid makes, 2a aa, Us lid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, Browns, Black, Tan. T. & J, THOMSON^ DRAPERS, MERCERS. ,HE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT 00. CASH BUYERS OF BONES, In large or small quantities. THE CHRISTCHURCH MJEAT UO., Office: Stafford Street, Thnarn.

"A COLONIAL WELCOME Especially good and rich and melodious and just suited for the ;.- COMING FESTIVE OCCASION. 2s AT BEGC'S, NEXT THEATRE R. R. TAYLOR, BONDED WAREHOUSE - KEEPER J Wine, Spirit, and Tea Merchant, haa on hand one of the largest and most varied stocks in New Zealand, of Old Matured .. otch and Irish Whiskies, French and Australian Brandies, French, Spanish, and Australian Wince, Rare Liqueurs, Sparkling Wines, Burtoa on. Trent Ales, Dublin j Stout, Duti.h (Jin and Schnapps, London! Gins, Table Waters, etc., etc. He calls I special attention to his RARE STOCK of OLD SCOTCH WHISKIES, varying in age from 5 to 14 years, ABSOLUTELY THE BEST IN THE COLONY. As Agent for the Tea, Planters Association of Ceylon, ne has just received October Pluckings of his famous Hill-grown Ceyloa Tea as under—--387 pkges ex s.s. "Blefefeld." 380 pkges ex s.s. " Polynesien." 427 pkges ex s.s. " Britannia." 88 pkges ex s.s, " Orient." Consisting as usual of the choicest growths of Central Ceylon. No blends are kept in stock nor any other Tea but the finest Ceylon; all packed in original estate packages. Packets marked with Monogram RRT, and Boxes and Cases with initials R.R.T. Sold in single packages of lib, 51bs, lOlbs, 201bs, 501bs. P. R. TAYLOR 4 5 Church Street.