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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6380, 27 October 1888, Page 3

NOW OPENING^ HEWeoODS j In All Departments; NEW PEINT3 ' V ' . ' NEW GALATEAS .-..■-., NEW SATEENS NEW DEESS MUSLINS NEW LACE STfiIP.ES NEW SHIRTINGS - - NEW PiANNELETTES, - NEW SHADED TIPS - f * SS£ FA^cy wings ' - S AD r * D , AIGEETTES ' NEW SPEING DEESS MATEEIATR ! NOVELTIES IN CHECKMA^^TA r « NOVELTIES IN BTBttEDmm»T« NEW EOBE DBBSSES JaATEBIAL3 NEW PLTTBHES from 2s lid faßsfciufo.t ' r nlw D^s^G^s 33^^ 8 -•.■-.■:■ . N NEW EIBBONS (Special itia/ NEWGlavl/* 10^ ■::-.-./ . SPECIALONE CASE OP laces and Madeira Worfcs ■■i CEEAM, WHITE, BEIGE AKn m ■ \r,^ , £400 Worth l&B&jgfgff** 3 *-: WOBTDERFIJL BARaAIIfS •SILK EDELWBiSS LACES OKIENTAL LACES BLACK EGYPTIAN LACES '■■>< LISSE LACES FLOTJNCING LACEs' CHOICE MADEIRA AND PANPV embroiderSs _. - SELLING AT I/ESS THAN WHOLiISALE COST^ Men's Department .NEW SHIRTS, NEW TIES NEW SCARFS, NEW HATS, ' For Mew and Boys NEW HOSIERY, OP ALL KINDS. £3000 Worth I OF COLONIAL AND ENGLISH CLOTHING; WANTED 50 ' MEN* TO BUT OKB OP OUB I" COLONIAL TWEED SUITS ;.^ at32s- 6d. . Hi B. MAT &fCO. 9 THE HALL, HIGH STREET. ••>

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