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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1381, 18 November 1859, Page 6

BEST MATBMALS, BEST FIT, WEARS THEJ3BST. B. P 0~1j 0 LSO N, * (FROM LONDON,) Lambton Quay, (next Door to Messrs. Luxford and Lings.) BEGS to inform the Public that he makes the very best garments at the lowe, possible price for ready money, as the following List will warrant. Cheap ness consists in having value for your money. Best Fancy Doe or Angola Trousers 18 0 v Woollen or Bedford Cord do ; 1 12 0 " Fancy Doe or Angola Suit 4 4 0 " West of England Black Cloth Suit 5 6 0 Ladies Biding Habits, from 5 10 0 N.B. — A Good Fit Guaranteed. Oct. 14,1859. ; BARRETT'S HOTEL. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS AND FAMILIES. A BROWN begs sincerely to thank his Friends for the liberal support he has « received since he commenced Business, and assures Gentlemen newly arrived in the Colony, that his Accommodations, combined with moderate charges, are such as he trusts will ensure an increased patronage. - WINES, SPIRITS, &c, of the best quality, imported direct from first-class Houses. Wellington, August 23, 1859. NEW SUMMER GOODS, . Now in course of Landiiu;from the "Hastings." GILBERT PICKETT & CO, TNVITE the. attention of their Friends and the Public to tkeir Summer Stock, •*■ which will be found complete in every Department. The Goods, which have been specially selected for them, comprise the latest novelties j and will be offered at " PRICES SO LOW AS TO ENSURE A RSADY SALE, V.( ■ ' !: AMONGST THEM WILL BE FOUND Ladies' Mantles in cloth and silk, very choice goods , Satin Mantillas j New Stripe Spun Shawls Cloth Mantilla Shawls, &c. Barege and Cashmere Shawls Wore Paisley scarf Shawls ■ ■'....••■•■• S> 2S S3 S S 5B Sα Fancy Norwioh Gloth, Fancy Silk Warps French De Lames, both plain and printed Balzorines : and Bareges " " Gircassiati Cloths and Alpacas, in light colours - Muslins; &C.V&O. I . , .',■ ■; "' ' SEaas jg<£>^s a Silk and Satin Ribbons of all widths ' And a choice ussortment of Bonnet Ribbons Ribbon Velvets, id all colors and widths ■3$ Si <& W 5S & a Ladies' French Kid, in colored, white, and black Silk, Berlin, Thread, White Norway, Neapolitan, Laoe Mitts, &c. Gauntlets, in Thread and Kid A small assortment of first-rate Goods, including Carriage, Flounced, and - ■ Lined Parasols. 3£ Sβ 5B Jβ <i> S ; S> 32 5S "Sj SS<So Ladies' Worked Muslin Collars nd Sleeves " ■ "• " Sets " Linen Colars and Sleeves Stamped Flouncng for working Collars " French Embroidery Cotton 3T> A S» Cft =v?> ia <3& Sil \& IE o French and other Flowers, Roses, &o. &o. Cap Fronts, Mohair Caps Mohair, Cbenille, and other Head Dresses Lace and other Falls Silk Fringes, a large assortment Buttons, Tassels, and other Trimmings \ } ' Ldaies' Elastic and Leather Belts Muslin Window Curtains and Blinds Lace " " " Book Muslins, Scotch Cambrics Ladies' Cloths in different colors Fine Shepherd's Cheok Ladies'in Princess Royal, Empress, Princess Prussia, Prinoess Clotilde, anc 'other Fashionable Shapes. INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S White and Drab Cashmere . oods and Hats Baltiste Hats, White and Colored Straw Hats Cambric and Holland Jacket's Brown Holland Pinafores and Circulars Braided Pelisses, Cloth Mantles India Twill Pelisses, with flouncing Casbmere Cloaks Girls' and Boy's Frocks and Coats, and a variety of other Goods for Children's usi MEN'S AND YOUTHS': Scarbro', Deer Stalkers, Yachting, Eton, Yeoman, and other Straw Hats White and Fancy Shirts, ready for use White Felt Hats, Black Paris Hats Opera Ties, Black and Colored French Kid Gloves, in colored, white, and black Tan Dog Skin and Lisle Thread Glores Tweeds, a choice assortment The above Goods, with their present Stock, whioh will be sold at reduced prices will be found to constitute the most extensive, and at the same time, best seleotei Stock in Wellington. GILBERT PICKETT & CO., Beg to assure their Friends that they will, as heretofore, always endeavour t deserve the patronage hitherto so liberally bestowed on them; by striot attentio and civility, combined with the very moderate /prioes, by whioh they (latter them selves they are now so well known. ;.,. -~.■■.■. Lambton Quay, 27th October, 1859.