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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6128, 15 March 1898, Page 2

Buflinqsß Notices. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. T. ARMSTRONG & CO. TTAVE JUST LANDED, per is.b. Aoteay Further being landed by all Steamers, A "SPLENDID ASSORTMENT AND COMPLETE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS. BLANKETS, large size g § g(J anj> J2s 6d WADDED QUILTS ... g g JJ^ to gjj FANCY BUGS 4s lid BUSH BUGS 3s lld T ° 15S 6d CA PIECES COLONIAL FLANNEL ... gl^J tAA LADIES' BLACK AND COLOUBED CAPES, from o g JJ^ the Latest Style. OUR MILI INERT THIS SEASON IS GOING TO EXCEL ALL PREVIOUS SEASONS . . FOB QUALITY, STYLE, FINISH AND CHEAPNESS. THE CLOTHING AND MERCEBY DEPARTMENT Is now fall. EUGENE DEWEB SHIRTS ... g g \\& LEATHEB SHIBTS 2s 6d HABVABD SHIETS ... Is 6d MEN'S KNITTED SOCKS ... «, J g MEN'S KNITTED SOCKS ... Qfr OUR UNDERCLOTHING IStUT VERY LOW. MEN'S COLONIAL UNDER- Aa iirl : PANTS ... XIU MEN'S COLONIAL SHIBTS ... g g Jj^ TAILORING DEPARTMENT. MEN'S SUITS TO ORDER from g MEN'S TROUSERS TO OBDER -I A~ ftfl from ** b ou DRESS DEPARTMENT. Ladies should inspect our Material Stock of SERGES, COATINGS AND FANCY DBESS Before Roing elsewhere. THICK COATING, 54in, in Green A c Q A Brown, Navy and Black, at ... V u Suitable for Capes. NEWMABKKT JACKETS, Wavy and Black Serge J g gjj per yard. TABTAN VELVET, now in great O c 1 -JJ demand, at... Os 11U TABTAN SSILKS ... ... •- -2s6d TABTAN FALL NET ,„ .« J g DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. This Department is nnder the control of MISS CABBICK, so well known for her Fit, Style and Finish. THE CHABGES ABE, FOB MAKING A DBESS COMPLETE, 10s 6d ro 12s 6d. T. ARMSTRONG & CO., MARKET PLACE AND LOWEB HIGH STREET. CHEAPSIDE. AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS AT T ONEYCLIFFE & C^ABEY S, THE -'; BEADY MONEY DRAPERS. : MANTLES of every class and description, iv Newest and Most Approved Shapes arfa Texture now oe view. =y BROCADED CAPES.— Special Attention ie asked to these Beautiful Productions, being the Height of Fashion, and OUGHT TO CREATE A SENSATION AT KOg I ASTBACHAIM CAPES. VEBY SPECIAL GOODS, with Velvet and Jet Yolks. YOUtfG • LADIES' " JACKETS, in Black and - Coloured /"'US 6d MAIDS' PALETOTS. Some Very Special Garments in Black and Dark Colours 5s lid TO 8S lid YOUNG LADIES' CAPES.— Latest Styles in all Colourß - 8s lid NEW AUTUMN DBESSMATEBIALS in Charming Combinations; also, in Plain Cloths in Newest Colours. A Big Shipment in Plain and Fancy Black, and Some Lovely Shades for Evening Wear. MILLINERY in Wonderful and Charming Variety. New Fancy Straws, New Sailor Straws, New Toques, New Toreadors, New Felts, New Bonnets, New Flowers, New Feathers, New Birds' Quills and Wings. YOUNG LADTES' COSTUMES.- 52 Black Serge Jacket and Skirt Costumes On "I 1(] Do Not Fail to See This Line. Every Department Beplenished with New and High-class Goods at LOWEST READY MONEY PRICES. TONEYCLIFYe & OAREY. "CANTERBURY TIMKS." XTHOTOGBAPHIC COMPETITIONS. The Proprietors of the "Canterbury Times" propose to inaugurate a series of Photographic CosirETiTioxs open to boua fide amateur photographers iv all parts of New Zealand. For the firstcompetition three prizes will be offered. It is essential that the photographs sent in should be suitable for reproduction in the paper ; otherwise, they will be considered ineligible for competition. Pictures which have previously appeared in other, journals are prohibited. Photographs may be printed on any paper by any process, and may be of any size, provided they be not smaller than quarter-plate. They must be mounted on plain card mounts. Competent judges 'have been secured, who nre instructed to consider :— First, Autistic Excellence ; second, Technical Excellence ; third, Suitability for Reproduction. PRIZES. The prizes will be :— First, 2grs ; second, lg ; third, \g, together with bound copies of Stodilart's photographs of famous citie3, scenes and paintingS * ' JUDGES. The judges are :— Messrs Page, Pre'eceaud Hurst- j SeOffer ' ENTRIES. Entries for the first competition, together witti the naaies and addresses of the competitors, will be received NOT LATER Than TUESDAY, April 26. The result of the competition will be made known in the " Canterbury Times " of May 1. SUBJECTS. The subjects for the First Competition are :— Puce Landscape. Landscape with Life. Each subject of equal importance. ( Illustrative op Child Life. One figure only. The proprietors reserve the right of reproducing any photograph considered suitable that may be Bfint in for competition. . All nhotofrraphs and communications must be addressed to Editor Pictorial Department, "Canterbury Times."