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Wairarapa Standard, Volume 2, Issue 74, 14 May 1873, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. THE "WINTER TRADE. 1 M'DOWELL & CO. beg to thank the inhabitants of Wellington and the surrounding •|, provinces for the large amount of patronage accorded to them since their first opening in Wellington, and they have great pleasure in stating that the large and steady increase which has’taken place in their business, has necessitated their building new and commodious premises, so as to enable them to hold a slock in proportion to their increasing tiade. Their new premises having been completed for some time, has enabled them to hold a slock much in excess of anything they have hitherto exhibited ; and the punctual arrival of the vessels containing their first shipments has enabled them to open up anew stock for the season, consisting of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE PACKAGE^. As the greater portion of these goods have been selected directly for our especial trade by a buyer thoroughly conversant with the requirements of this colony, who has a large New Zealand experience, we feel great confidence in recommending them to our customers and the public in general. ... In addition to the above, our second scries of shipments are now nearly due, and will be exhibited immediately on arrival. DRESS DEPARTMENT. A splendid variety, among which we enumerate the following as worthy of special notice: — , ~ , . Black wool poplins, black Persian cords Black Russel cords, black crape cloths Black baratheas, black Norwich twills Black Paramattas, black satin clodis Black and colored silk velvets Yelirl* for dresses, Velvets for costumes, "Velvets for jackets FANCY SKIRTS. Wincey skirts, tweed skirts, batswing skirts, embroidered skirts, costume skirts, biauled skirts, quilted skirls, in lustres, satin and silk New shades in turquoise, for trimmings, G rout and Courtauld’s patent crapes FANCY 1) R E S S E o . The new wool serges,the new satin cloths The new sullana cord, the new satin stripe? Plain silk repps, the new French cord The new wool repps, colored sdk repps Silk warp Palerraos. figured camlets Real Irish Poplins, from tbs Royal Poplin Factory, Dublin, and a large stock of black illks, including Gros De Towers, Drap Italian, Drap Do Lyons, Gros De Sac,., Satin de Lvous, Radzymeres, ie. FURS. New musquash mo it's, new lynx muffs, New chinchilla muffs, new badger muff? New kolinsky muffs, new fox muffs, New monkey mulls, new goat muffs New real sable muffs, new ermine muffs New miniver muffs, new grebe miiß's New collarettes and boas to match. In this Department we are showing a choice and varied asso tment of ladies’ and ehildre.i’s stiaw, tell, and velvet hats- turbans, &c., comprising all the newest and most lusaionable shapes, as the following : Lilian, Adda, Tyrol, Laura, Lome Saudrock, Knrnoi, Cavalier, Brigade Zingari, Cbesney, Albani, Bijou. Tbe finest selection of French flowers and feathers ever imporlcd. Ribbons, gloves, and luces. JACKETS rud. MANTL . S, from Ihe most fashionable London and Paris houses, in velvet velveleen, salarra, beaver, diagonal, ripple, and plain cloths. In G ENERAL DRAPERY aid HOUSE FURNISHING- GOODS, J. Mr Dowell and Co. have been enabled to maintain the reputation of Victoria House for serviceable goods, and Ihe increased space at their disposal has enabled them to introduce many items not hitherto in their slock. A large shipment of J. M‘D. and Go’s Now Zeeland shirting, maculae! uved to order, et Gs 9d, outTeilra’quality at S? ml per dc;.en. Walci pro if 1 weeds, b-own bollards Medium Welsh flannels Lancashire flannels. Saxony flannels Scolch phi'dings G •itnr’j n Shi.lings, in great vacriV Vvir.e calico, grew calico Wliiie twilled sheetings, two yards wide Grey (willed sheetings, two ja-'ds wide Checked winceys, Saio.iy winceys Aberdeen winceys Union ticks, to.ton licks Linen ticks BLANKET S. "Wiike bL’nkels. s : n de rud double beds Blue h'aiikeis. g-cy blanket* 'Joliet qu'll-, Toy qulil*. Marseilles quill* Aim-in eu.' L“.iO eu i a oai - i 6d per jut Wool d im.■>’; AVeot re.-K.i T.l I •■-: y e.i r A in ; ii'-er he FUBSI iu a'i the new shade? in. - .mo, c.:iiison, and green ,s. Khlile uil isier c.% nets ;n ess. cocoa mailings C-eoleh bl.ilike' Ciib bhmkcis Alhambra qei(:s. l ace curtains, i-v A i.iiieue eu a' i: SHI N G S. ATclorta core. ', v C'otli le.ble cere Brussels cj- -e, 3 Felt eu neis, hca ■Herd l.ed cove •*. (olletcovc.s om i.. oil per pair ..tee . o diun e=. 1 he '.lie Lad es’, ; , aim c.uiar ■iolhiii* Catalogue. luvo been i>*ael for the convenience of country sell lews and parties living at a di.-laucr, s idni. y Le obtained on appiici.lon. PATH IRAS FREE BY POST. VICTORIA HUUSC, LAHfiTON QUAV AVI) WILLIS STREET, the l/.-uok ol New Z w -j\<* J . i\I 4 D OVV ELL & CO.

CONVZrANCI. G= v,,A COBB & GO'S TELEGRAPH LINE OR OYAL MAIL COACHES TO WATEAEAP V. j Leave the Wellington Post 031ce, j near the Odd Fellows’ Hall, every Ti:o t dny,j Thor day, and Saturday, at Seven a.m., pacting through 1. The Hutt 2. Taita 3. Silver Stream 4 ‘Toper Halt 5 Mungaroa 6 Pikaratahi 7. Featherston 8. Tauherenikau 9. Greytown 10. Carterton 11. Marterton Ectum Coaches leave Dixon’s Acco.muoda tioij Hors;:, Masterton, for Wellington, Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6.30 a.m. REDUCED FARES’. — j £ s. d. From Masterton to Wellington ... 1 0 0 „ Wellington to Masterton ... 10 0 „ Greytown to Wellington ... 015 0 „ Wellington to Greytown ... 013 0 gg” Horses Dorght, sold or exchanged. W. E. HASTWELL, Proprietor. W. CUNDT, BLACKSMITH AND IRONMONGER Ac AND LICENSED DEALER IN’ ARH3 AND AMMUNITION. EEATHEESTOK Sporting a sununitioa of all kinds always in etoei

HOTCLC, CTC. SO . IOE. JjJ nf’-- to iaiolai liie public >li. t he hr- •a ..on Tiili rt.iSC tiL'.r HOTEL, i*OVvN. 5 And hopes tTi. 1, (lie ,i.ii.o.i. In.l h-;--for ',»> mr iy yer « been ; Abrdodiolib- predcccs.or 1 will be conti.ined. , Cood Striding and Pe(block Accomodation. A fir-L cin.s Billiard Table on the premise.'. The be t Wines and Spirits sold whole-r.le ami retail. The bc-fc Crcytown Bi-er Ales I.cpfc on draughi. July 20, 1372. * THE WAIEAEAEA BEBWEET GEE YTO WISE JOHA FULLER, Peopeietoe. rjATIE above extensive establishment, g having been greatly enlarged and provided wiih every requisite, is now in full working 0 order. An experienced and competent 5 brewer bus been engaged. The proprietor is now consequently in a position to execute any orders with which he may be favored for • PALE ALE oe PORTER *u large or small quantities. The same will be delivered in any part of the district, on the shortest notice and the most favorable ■ terms. FULLER’S 0 LEMONADE AND SODA WATER JIAKUFACTOEX. The trade, storekeepers, and families supplied with soda water, lemonade, and cordials from the above old established manufactory with punctuality and despatch. Orders respectfully solicited. 1 Sept. 25,1872.