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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5862, 3 May 1897, Page 2

Business Notices. BESPOKE TAILORING DEPARTMENT. THE CUT AND PIT of the garments turned out of this department are the constant theme of admiration by the thousands of customers who pationigo our tailoring. While the WOODS are of a HIGH OBDEB, our * CHABGES ABE EXTREMELY StODEBATE. Our constant aim is to, supply goods of unexceptional quality and style at the Jowest prices consistent with the highest standard of excellence attainable. WbtfLLENS. ' " In these we now show the fcABGEST SELECTION ever exhibited in this colony. Tot, ! ?; magnitude ofpatternH.and sterliniM^Be, to- certainly exwal. Special attention jb drawn to the splendid *arige of High^jlass Goodtfat SCOTCH TWEEDS," INDIGO ASD BLACK KOUGH SEHGFES, HOFBiCK AND ' "■•.;,"■ ■•-■ c ■'-■-. ■ ,•■• -■ f VICUNA SUpiNGS. ' ;; ' We appen^-a f'eW 1 prices/which will indicate^d yo*u the extraordinary Talue we are now prepared to offer in this department :— ■ . GENT'S S.B. SAC SUITS to order, 50s, 57s €d, 635, 72s 6d, 84a. ". GENTS' TBQUSEBS to order, 14s 6d, 17s 6d, I?s6d, 2356 d, 27s 6d« RBADT^M^DE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. ~ The goods intois sectioa are distinctly high cla=?. The STYLES are the LATEST AN! SMABTEST, the T materials good, chiefly of colonial manufacture, and the workmanship verj superior. i ™h<-:>^ YBBtsWeiAL. •jqa S.B. SAC SUITS,' COLONIAL TV/EED, ■ c - 2 These we offer at ?23 lid each. Usual price 27e 6d. " QO PAIRS MEN'S ALL-WOOL COLONIAL TWEED TBOUSEBS, „ These we offer at 6s lid per puir. Usual price 9a 6d. W; STRANGE & COMPANY, BESPOKE TAILORS, CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS. THE 'World's Sreatest <™™ Cyclftpilers" 5 MAKES OF CYCLES, " HUMBEB." " SWIFT," « SINGER," " TRITffMPff-> )l 4 « ATALANTI, . AQ DIFFERENT PATTENS, 00 STTBELYONB^Ii^i^WniLSDIT YOU. 4 YEAE'S GUARANTEE, I OUR CYCLES DO NOII&wi^REPAIR SHOPS MANCHESTER AND f\ II I ''£^ '"f- /*\ IJ I I F"V^% ij ST. ASAPH. STREETS, V* H |g I\> II Ut\wHi GOOD AGBNTS WANTED. LATEST WINTER FASHIONS 1 FOR 1897 NOW ON VIEW AT DUNSTABLE HOUSE, CHBISTOHUEOH.I T^TOT WITHSTANDING the mildness of the season, winter will soon be upon us, and ladies whose J3I aim it is to dress in the " height of fashion," and who desire a first choice, are invited to call and nspect without deiay the I LATEST FASHIONS IN SPECIAL DBESSES • LATEST FASHIONS IN COVEBT COATINGS LATEST FASHIONS IN BLACK DEESSES LATEST FASHIONS IN EECOBD CYCLING TWEEDS LATEST FASHIONS IN CAPES, JACKETS, FUES LATEST FASHIONS IN LADIES' MACKINTOSHES! LATEST FASHIONS IN DEESSING AND TEA GOWNS LATEST FASHIONS IN PAEIS MILLINEBY LATEST FASHIONS IN COATS AND" SKIETS &C, &C. THE BEST V,YLUE EVER OFFERED IN BLANKETS, FLANNELS, .FLANNELETTES, DOWN QUILTS AND WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR. (PATTEBNS SENT POST FBBE ON APPLICATION.) ONE SHILLING OFF EVERY POUND DISCOUNT FOR CASH J. BALLANTYNE & CO. BEATff & CO., OASHBL STREET, OHEISTOHUEOH, ABE STOW OPENING UP LARGE SHIPMENTS OF ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY, FLOWERS, MOUNTS, &c HANDSOME MANTLES, CAPES and JACKETS, carefully selectea from the London, Paris and Berlin Markets. . __„„ The most complete assortment of DBESS GOODS. VELVETS, PLUSHES and VELVKTEE>,S we have ever ottered. A Splendid Stock of BLANKKTS, FLANNELS and FLANNELETTES, at Bock-bottom Prices. A Large yariety of Fashionable FALL NETS and GOSSAMKUS, including Magpie, Jackdaw, Pink, Blue, Poppy and Cardinal Spots. ■,*„-, Special Purchase of LAJ3II3S' CHECK MACKINTOSHES, Largo Capes, Velveb Collars, 10 3 6d, worth 17s 6d. . ' .„,,-, LADIES' KAIAPOI MACKINTOSHES, Sewn Seams, 25s 6d, town price 37s bd. CHILDREN'S TUNICS, Prettily Trimmed, I ca, &c, Gs lid, worth Us lid. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. .•I ■ \ ' .■ ' ~ NO Oiß STOCK. EVERYTHING PERFECTLY NEW, FRESH AND UP-TO-DATE THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE. PLEASE PAY US AN EARLY VISIT.

ABTEBXAN 'WBLT-S. A ETESIAN WELLS, from £3 to £30. Good Flow Guaranteed. F. 0-SANT, PEEEYEOAD. Offi e~X33, COLOMBO STEEET ""' Telephone sO'l. 4 WANTED K.nown-£5, £10, £20, £50 and other sums up to £5000 ready to be advanced on Personal Security ; loan 3 negotiated up to £10,000 on Freehold Security from 5 percent. , D. Stranaghan and Co No. 1, Chancery Lana. 1831