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Wairarapa Standard, Volume I, Issue 21, 25 May 1867, Page 2

WATERLOO HOUSE WELLINGTON. nounce publicly the opening of their SEASON’S ENTIRE STOCK, THE LAST SHIPMENTS (JUST UNPACKED), COMPLETING THEIR AUTUMN AND WINTER SELECTION. The late panic and consequent depression of commercial affairs in the home markets have enabled them tobuy this season with immense advantage, and to exhibit a stock for cheapness and extent never before rivalled in New Zealand. DRESS MATERIALS. French Reps, Striped and Plain Camlets, Mohair Reps, Striped, Plain and Embroidered Superior Liuseys, Poplinettes, Silk Reps, Real Irish Poplins, &c., in every novelty of design. 15G0 yards stout brown Wiusey at 7|d a yard 980 do. Fancy Checked do, ut 9d. do 1130 do Striped Knicker do. at 10£ d do 2440 do Real Aberden do, at Sid to 3s do 900 Trimmed Wiusey Robes, 15s 6d each, worth 35s 1530 yards Real French Merinos, from 2s 3d per yard 450 Wiusey Skirts, from 6s lid each 1240 yards Winsey Skirting, striped, plain, fancy and crossover, from Is 3d to 3s Gd MANTLE SHOW ROOM. Novelties of design and material, an extensive stock The Boulevarde Jacquette in cloth, velveteen, silk velvet, plush, sealskin, vicuna, astrachan, &c The Princess Alice Jacket hi cloth, silk velvet, velveteen, &c Novel designs in Trimmings of Fur, Elderdown, Mixed Oxford, &c., in fashionable colors The new shaped Jacket, Ladies’, in fashionable material, at 8s Gd each The new shaped Jacket, Ladies’, in astrachan, 10s each The new shaped Jacket, Ladies’, hi vicuna, seal, 12s 6d and 16s Gd Ladies’ Sealskin Paletots, 18s Gd each, sold last season at 2 guineas each 'SOO Children’s Jackets, cloth, vicuna, and sealskin from 2s lid 1100 Shawls, all wool, from 10s Gd Chenille Shawls, from IGs Gd Heavy all wool Shawls, at 23s Gd, sold last season at 45s FURS. Real Ermine, Sable, Muquash, Stone, Martin, Chinchilla, Badger, Kolinski, Siberian Fox, Minnirox, Squirrel, Monkey, Eiderdown, Sealskin, French Sable, &c., in Boas, Muffs, and Cuffs to match MILLINERY SHOW ROOM. Novelties in shapes, styles, colors, and trimmings, in Ladies’, Girls,’ and Children’s Hats and Bonnets 620 Ladies’ and Girls Black Straw Hats, at Is Gd each A choice assortment of Infants’ Millinery, Quilted Satin, Silk, and Velvet Hats and Bonnets, latest designs New shapes in Girls’ and Ladies’ Hats; the new Drab Hat in sailor, mushroom, Phoebe, and other new shapes, also Feathers, Velvets, and Trimmings to correspond Parisian Millinery Bonnets, a very choice importation A . J . WHYTE, COACH AND HORSES, LATE OF WHITEWOOD’S HOTEL, MANNER-STREET WELLINGTON. TO CORRESPONDENTS. H- J-—We cannot insert communications which are merely replies to communications that have appeared in other journals, particularly when these refer to mere personal matters. AVe have given offence by not infringing this rule to a gentleman who has proved a friend of this journal, but wo cannot break a rule of this kind to please anybody. Jo.—Your letter is under consideration, but we do not promise it insertion in its present shape. We have reason to be grateful for your former communication, but we are not going, if we know it, allow this journal to be a vehicle for mere personal attacks, however slyly or humourous such attacks may be conveyed. *Othcr correspondents must stand over till our next for want of room. CHAVANNE’S NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON.