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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6381, 29 October 1888, Page 2

Busine ss Notices. -FASHIONS "1888. ~T ADIES* COSTUMESZephyr, Cambric and Mußlin Eobss. FASHIONS ISS9. , LADIES' COSTUMES From St GalL Switzerland. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN Zephyr, Cambric and Muslin Babes, OPENING TO-DAY. Also, NOVELTIES ' i IS SUNSHADES MILLINEBY DBESS PABEICS WASHING MATEBIALS SUMMEB MANTLES DUST. CLOAKS, &c. G. L. BEATH & CO., ABGYLE HOUSE. 2751 ' BERRY'S Ptee Jteppeb. GUABAKTEXD. Ask your Grocers for ifc. Compare strength. THE I_AIAFOI WOOLLEN MANUFACTUHING COMPANY, LIMITED. AXE MANUFACTUBEBS OP ALL DESCBIPTIONS OF WOOLLENS • AND WOOLLEN GOODS. mHE Whole of their TWEEDS, COATINGS and other Goods being made from PUBB WO, I*, are absolutely free from Cheap Mixtures, and may be relied upon for QUALIT? AND DUBABILITST. THIS COMP ANT'S GOODS HAVE NEVER. BEEN BEATEN. Have taken FIBST HONOUBS At all the Principal Competitions, THBIB CLOTHING Of all kinds is made from the produce of their own looms, and bus ndmittedly ; KO EQUAL in point of Style, Cut, and Finish. KAIAPOI GOODS Are Suitable to All nnd Available to AH, for they are snpplied to the Trado only, throughout the Australasian Colonies. PUBCHASE ONLT KAIAPOI GOODS. HIGHEST AWAEDS at N.Z. Internationa Ex »i- iMon. 18S2. Syiiioy Centennial. I&SS. 125 EOOTS.~ BOOTS. BOOTS. f-a-_b BE SOLD ON THE TRIANGLE, HIGH STBEET (opposite May's) CONSIGNMENTS OP BOOTS AND SHOES By tho S.S, KAIKOUBA B.S. TONGABIBO S.S. DOBIC And other Shipments to Folio*. TAKE NOTICE— Tnat all these Goods MUST BE HOLD to mike room for otber shipments. And also the PEICES AXE THE LOWEST That hare EVEB BEEN CHANGED FOB NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS IN CHBISTCHUBCH. ■"• Now is the time TO BUT TOUB BOOTS AND SHOES OHEAP Atthe Shop j vet opened on • THE TRIANGLE. The Motto we 6hall adopt will bs SMALL PBOFITS AND QUICK BETtJBNS. We give the beßt value in town for money received. Call early and see THE PBICES ALL. MAitKBD IN PLAIN FIGUBES I WE MEAN TO SELL AND WILL SELL CHEAP BOOTS. CHEAP BOOTS. CHEAP BOOTS. TRIANGLE. j — . — . QEASON FOB SOWING GABDEN SEEDS JSITT & GBAT, ALEXANDEB DUNCAN, Manager. (Opposite Messrs Aitken and Boberta) 226, CASHEL PTBEET WEST 8124 SUMMEB. 18S8. Just to hand. New Worsteds and Tweods. Very Choice and Durable Goods. Our patrons will do well by placing their Orders early, thereby preventing the rnsh oi work, and very often disappointment, which usually occurs next month. This department is under the management of a firat-class cntter, and all Tweeds are thoroughly shrunk before being made up. PABKEB & TBIBE, 199, Cashel street, Nest Shop to Ballantyne'B. 87 WH_N "I take mine ease in mine inn," I take it at KLINGENSTEIN'S HOTEL, Near TattersaU's. The new host is JAMES WALLACE, * Late of the Central Hotel. The whole building has been renovated, and many alterations have been m**de for visitors' comfort. " Good wine needs no bush." The Cafe 1 is in full swing. Luacheon, ls. 'I ha Koto I accommodation ie !, perfect. A be*! for ls. 7263 JAMBS WALLACE. r ■ — PUBLIC NOTICE*— To Fathers, Mothers, and al who wish to enjoy comfort during the ooming Winter Season, to oall at P. J. De La Cour's Boot Depot, 281, Colombo street North, and 73, Manchester street South . (the _ nearest boot shop to the Baiiway Station), where they will beable to supp'y themselves andfamil tee witn boots. Shoes, Clegs, Ac, made with the best material nnd guarantoed workmauship. Boots made to order, ana repairing- done at the shortest notioe. Note the adoress. - 758U n-nURNE R'S Patent Boiler Flour, 251 b bag 2sSld, Jt_ 501 b beg 4,3 6a, 1001 b bag- «s ld, 2Colbbagl7a 6d Tbj lor, Papps and Co. 705! 3 '■ ' TTBICH, Roug':i - flavoured Te^ ls. 2d per lb; •- JOJ Half-. bests of 40 b for JGJ 3s 41. Taylor c Jra,pßa*jdCo. ' 70Ji i ~H7" AIAPOI Twead Suits to measure, 65a, 635, • ■% 70a, 4c. 300patternaNewTweeds1osal.-«i from, G, L. Beath and Co. 275)