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Thames Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 8074, 20 June 1895, Page 3

Buring the Winter Months the Premises will be Closed at 5.30 p.m. (Saturdays Excepted.) - '..'*■' More New Goods .■ *4iS More Mew Goods JUST TO HAND, ..JUST TO HAND, JE/ag S.s. J&imutaka. Ladies' Golf Capes, Ladies' Corsets, Ladies' Woollen Singlets, j adies' Hosiery, ,♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<>♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦»•♦♦» Men's, Youths' and Boys' Hard and Soft Felt Hats, Children's Fancy Felt Hats, Children's Velvet Tam-o'-Shanters and Fancy Caps, Children's Cloth Tam-o'-Shanters and Fancy Caps. These being Bought late in the Season at Home, will be found to be Astonishingly Good Value. ALSO JTTST OPENEDA Large Lotof 31en's, Boys', and Youths' KAIAPOL CLOTHLNG, also BLANKBIS and FLANNELS, Direct from the Mill and Factory, Purchased at Lowest Prices Ohtainabld Inspection Invited! No Pressing to Purchase. • s. he™^ General Importer and Family Draper, Pollen Street.

Ltctiirs TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! pOLLEN STEEET LECTTJBE BALL Lantern Lecture by E. H. Taylor. "PARABLE OF PRODIGAL SON." Commences at 7.30. Admission Free, Collection.

IMPERATIVE CLEARING SALE OF DRESSES, MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, & GENERAL HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY NOW ON AT A- J. & E. IRVINE'S, POLLEN STREET. Findi/ng ourselves Heavily Overstocked in many of the following Lines, we have decided to hold our WINTER SALE Much Earlier than Usual, As we intend to take Stock in July we must, prior to that time, clear out the bulk of our well assorted and Superior, Stock. We do not aim at offering a FEW TICKETING LINES as a draw, but offer our-whole Stock at greatly reduced prices. Space will not permit us, to quote prices, but all the following lines must be disposed of before the end of July :— DRESS DEPARTMENT. MILLINERY & MANTLES. ] LADIES'UNDERWEAR. I MANCHESTER. • » ' ■ •■•■ ♦ , — ♦- New Dresses in all the leading Fab- Our well-known Millinery Depart- Pure Wool Dresses, Spun Silk 4.500 yds Flannelettes in Stripes and &r£ffi££c3£%&& .-tisfaUystockedwithaUthel^t D res ses, Flaunel* CoSfction, %^*%££&%%g? &c. Novelties, trimmed and untrimmecl ; Flannelette Nightdresses, Wool Vests In Black Goods we have a beautiful p r i ces to suit all. • and Bodices. Long Cloth Undercloth- We have a very heavy stock of assortment in Fancy Brocades, Serges, * ••''+,;«+,, a w, r , **™h n f Flannels, all prices ; English and Crape Cloths, Cashmeres, Merinos, Felt Ridino-Hats 2s 6d • new Jack^ mgg • 7™? ! Colonial Blankets, Mauds, Rugs, &c. H*Et Serges, Fox Serges, Tweeds, &c. , L f* T*^ 2S M ' new J*** Skirtings in Moire and Winsey, and New Dress Trimmings in Silk Yelets, Mantles, Golf Capes, Fur and Fea- Flanelette> White and unbleached Sheetings vets, Gimps, Braids, Beavers, Clasps, ther Boas. ' 54 to 90 inches wide, White and unBuckles, Buttons, Plushes, Shot Silks, Corsets in all the best makes from 2/6 bleached Calicoes, special value; Velveteens, Velvettas, in evening A few Mantles from last season White and Cream Linen Damasks from shades for Blouses. mus t be cleared regardless of former Our stock of Hosiery will be found H^d per yard; White and Cream A good variety of Black Silks. • +1 n * nn . nriA „ . llof na _ i.. Lace Curtains, beautiful patterns; new NewKidGlovesinßlackorColored, Pnce- the chea Pest and best tlmt Can be patterns in Art Muslins, Silkette Art Silk Lined and Fancy Welts ; Tan Kid NowMirintosliPs C™ vt >n P ne Cloaks boil Sht for money. Extra strong makes Muslins, Cretonnes, Counterpanes, Gloves from Is lid per pair; all es,UavenetteUoaks, & . Towels, Glass Cloths, All Wool Table qualities in Cashmere, Taffeta, and Wool Shawls all colors; a big range * ' damasks, Linoleums, Floor Cloths, and Silk Gloves. of Umbrellas, all prices. ■ Best Colonial Wool 2s 6d per head. Passage Oil Cloths. All Goods Entered during Sale will be Charged Ordinary Prices. First-Class Dressmaking on the PremisesA. J. AND E. IRVINE, POLLEN STREET, THAMES. "TTTANTED KNOWN that tbia i 8 the fourth I O OSIERY and GLOVES from the Best If Week of THORBURN'S Clearing £J, Makers are sold at THORBURN'S. Sale of Season's Goods. _-^,^,-.« .^^^^ T^ •-,» , TT)RECI ATJTOy says—Keep yourself from MACKINTOSH COATS—A new lot just JL taking cold by wearing all Wool Fia noel opened up. with and without sleeves, bought at THORBU.BN'S. LarpOipes,sew^Beams, and GUARANTEED .y-wg in a thousand may' piss TIIORWaterproof at THORBURN S. \J BURN'S for a new Hat, but we are 4LL Sorts and Conditions of Men may be sorry tor that onesupplied with Clothing, Hats, Shirts, npjlE public of Thames is saying " socotid to Collars, Ties, and Socks at THORBURN'S. _| none for Q ua iit y and Cheapness ar' ' HPHE wise woman, maid, wife, or widow Goods sold-by THOEBUEN' W^SjF** *■ buyß rS e parcels of DRAPERY at SOMETHING to be Eememberad—The good CU"^f^|^| W&*OMMr THOEBURN'S. j^ wearing qualities of evorythiog bought at LITTLE B >ys may be well dressed for 4 9 lld a° KBURN'Sat THORBUKN'S, Suits 3s lid, Caps "It/TARRY ornot to marry that ia the quesiou. Is. JjX By all means marry, and buy your DRESS MATERIALS — A very choice Blankets, Sheetings, Quilts, Towels, and Flor- ' Selection now opened up at THOR- <>loth8 > Curtains, etc., irom.IHORbUKN fc». BURN'S. The Cheapest in the Trade. 7 00Lj ooJj Ef)glish and 0 llouial Firjger . MEN of Character, Confidence, and above fV ing, siDgle and double, Berlin, AudaluSuspicion recommend THORBURN'S eiaoi Beehive, Saxony, Wiuter Shetland, and ClothiDff and Hate. Vestwools, all of the best quality, to be Lad from THORBURN'S. I7LANNEL —Mosgiel Flannel, Kaiapoi ,„ , „».,„,, V Flannel, Welsh Flannel, Rosly* Flannel T HE One *f g needful-MONbY - you Welliagton Flannel, all wool, from 8d per 1- *& ye >* by purchaeing lrom IHURyard at THORBUEN'S. BUEN'S.