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Observer, Volume 2, Issue 41, 25 June 1881, Page 450

T pOSGRAVE & r\O Beg to inform the inhabitants of the city that they have opened their EXTENSIVE SHIPMENTS of DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. The principal lines are : RICH, BLACK, AND COLOURED SILKS, SATINS AND VELVETS, BLACK AND COLOURED VELVETEENS, EMBOSSED VELVETEENS, PLUSHES IN ALL COLOURS, SEVERAL CASES OF MILLINERY, BONNETS, AND HATS RECEIVED FROM PARIS, The Newest and Latest Styles in ladies' and children's jackets a:<d mantles, ulsters, dolmans, etc.. choice and fashionable dress materials IN ALL NEW SHADES AND COLOURS, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, UNDERCLOTHING, AND CORSETS, AN IMMENSE STOCK OF FRENCH MERINOES, SERGES, AND WINCEYS. THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Contains the Largest Stock in New Zealand to chooso from. CALICOS, SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS," QUILTS, BLANKETS IN ALL SIZES, FLANNELS IN ALL MAKES AND CRETONNES AT ALL PRICES. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Is well-known for the excellent quality of the goods, the reasonable prices sold at, the large and varied assortment to choose from, that it is, useless for us to enumerate them. THE GOODS ARE NOW ON VIEW AT J. COSGRAVE & CO.'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, QOEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. 635 ■VTEW ZEALAND TJOUSE, 52, Queen-street, Auckland. WILLIAM RATTRAY Calls attention to his stock of Fancy Goods, now replete for the present Season. FRINGES Black and all Shades RIBBONS A great variety RIBBON KILTINGS New colours Plush and Fancy Ties swansdown and fur trimmings Lace and Fancy Fichus DRESS BUTTONS ... Black and all colours Wool Clouds, Operettas, Shaavls, Ties, Etc. LINEN COLLARS (the Rink, Mabel, Ivy, and Jersey shapes) MANTLE ORNAMENTS (Passementeries, Tassels, Gimps, &c). UMBRELLAS In durable Silk BLACK CORDS & TASSELS Fancy Chinelle, Bead & Jet (a large assortment just opened), at TTT ILL IA M T) ATTR AY ' S DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MANTLE, AND MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE 66, Queen-street, Auckland. TITARTIN & "OARTINGTON'S INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN, Market Square, Queen-street. TJJTAKTIN & "OARTINGTON'S INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS CATCH THE NATURAL EXPRESSION OF THE SITTER. No head rest required. TITARTIN & "OARTINGTON'S INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS On dull days require Bcarcely a second's exposure. Market Square, Queen-street. TUTARTIN & BARTINGTOFS INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS FOR FAMILY GROUPS. A Cabinet Picture of five or six persons taken iv On« Second. Tyr-AR.TIN & T>ARTINGTON'S LARGE DIRECT PHOTOGRAPHS Taken in two or thre« seconds, ace superior in- excellence i and finish. Market Squasre, Quoen-afcaaet,