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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4760, 28 September 1893, Page 2

rfjga |! Baiinesi Wotlocf* 1893-4 SEASONS. 1893-4 *-/_r E have tllo l ,leasnre to amoimM tlmt we liave now completed our arransements for the above Seasons, and are To-day fully prepared in al I Departments with Everything Now for SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. THE NUMBER OF PACKAGES ALREADY OPENED AND TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK Amount to the Large Number of giK as against 233 for the corresponding period of last year, and -J^Q for that of 1S&1. THE STOCKb THROUGHOUT, We are pleased to say, have opened up to o\_ entire satisfaction. Never before have we seen so many Beautiful Specimens of Millinery Art, or so Brilliant an Assemblage of Tasteful and Novel Combinations in Mantles, Capes, Jackets, &c, as we are now prepared to show. The whole of these were specially and personally selected by our Miss Cunningham during her recent visit to the Home and Continental Markets, and we are being congratulated daily on our Superb Display. THE NEW SEASON'S DRESS FABRICS are more Charming than ever, and, to judge by the appreciation already shown, our efforts in this department also have been eminently successful. IN OUR NEW FURNISHING-ROOM (The Largest and Best Lighted Room of its kind in the Colony), we are now showing a Magnificent Range of New Season's Carpets, Floorcloths, Linoleums, China and other IVlattings, carefully selected for excellence in wear, and in many instances specially designed for our own xmrticular trade. CURTAIN DEPARTMENT, The endless variety of Materials in this Department are certainly deserving of special mention, great attention having been given to the New Cretonnes, Art Muslins, &c, which for variety, extent, design and colouring will be found the finest collection ever submitted. The Summer Curtains include reeherchd Novelties in Guipure, Lace, Madras Muslin and Swiss Embroidered; also the New Cymbeline Chenille Lace Curtains iv shades of white, cream, pink, terra cotta and gold. PLEASE WRITE FOR SAMPLES, WHICH WILL BE SENT POST FREE TO ANT ADDRESS OH APPLICATION. __— «s_3^ t CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. FOE EEADY MADE CLOTHING, BALLANTYNE & CO. STILL STAND UNBIVALLED. \ We wish to draw Special Attention to our JUVENILE KNICKER SUITS and YOUTHS' and BOYS' SUITS, which are quite equal in cut and finish to Bespoke. NEW JjCARVES AND TIES. have Just Received by ■HgjjSTEAMER a Very Large Assortment of SCARVES aiur TIES, our London Buyer senflHJJj-'the Latest Novelties. '___._ • " NEW HATS. ' v _TEW. HATS. Try our FEATHER-WEIGHT, NEW SHAPE, VENTILATED, COOL SPRING HATS, suitable for the Hot Weather. The most comfortable hat procurable. Notwithstanding the fact that we only have the Most Reliable Goods, OUR PRICES WILL BE FOUND AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE TRADE. ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND DISCOUNT? FOR CASH." J. BALLANTYNE & CO. 143, COLOMBO STEEET icoekeb cashel stbeet.) ~~"_ ' - -*"" f " '"• "~ 'T-.?-.-/^____^i^f •'"*.- _ FISHING TACKLE of aifdcscriptioi', best. TROUT FLIES a speciality LAWN MOWERS, all kinds. GARMNTOOLS, great variety. ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, new and elmste designs. RODGERS* CELEBRATED CUTLERY, large assortment. FENDERS and FIREIRONS. WIBE NETTING, all sizes. SHEEP-NETTING, BARB unci FENCING WIRE. SHEEP SHEARS, TURKEY STONE and all STATION Requisites. CABIN and TRAVELLING TRUNKS, BONNET and HAT BOXES. MANGLES, WRINGERS. WASHING MACHINES. ~ PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, BUILDERS' REQUISITES. PRICES VERY REASONABLE, AITKEN AND ROBERTS, FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS CORNER CASHEL AND COLOMBO STREETS. XSI.