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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3173, 14 April 1871, Page 1

— — — — « Drapery. TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET. NJEW WINTER GOODS. TAMES SMITH is Now Opening up, ex England, a LARGE AND CAREFULLY *3 SELECTED STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, which, having been purchased direofc from the manufacturer, and specially for his own trade, J.B. is warranted in assuring his Customers that for variety and Real Cheapness they will be found better value than has beea offered to the public for the last seven years. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, ALPINE ;HAT3, &c, will also be found well worth inspection. Prices will bo quoted ns soon as all tho goods are opened up. CUBA STREET, April, 1871. /VICTORIA HOUSE, LAMBTON" QUAY, i WELLINGTON. FIRST SHIPMENTS FOR THE AUTUMN ANI WINTER TRADE. J. M'DOWBLX <5s CO. BEG to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and surrounding provinoes that they aro now showing their Autumn and Winter Stock of Drapery, Clothing, House Furnishings, Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Jackets, &c, imported direct from the Manufacturers, ex ships Aviomore, Christian M'Ausland, England, &c, consisting of 107 packages of Naw and Seasonable Goods, the most recent productions of British and Foreign Factories. The fact o£ tho bulk of these Shipments having come direct from the Manufacturers, enables us to offer them to our customers at WHOLESALE PRICES, as tho usual inter* voning Profits have been saved, and there aro a tew special lines to which particular attention is invited, feeling confident that for price, combined with QUALITY, they cannot be matohed in the Colony. The following are a few of the specialities : — 300 pieoes New Zealand family shirting (white) manufactured expressly to our own order, and brandod Tribh our initinlo, in order to pmsvont epuvvotia inoitftliono. Wo . can strongly m« . commend this to heads of families, it being a useful cloth, and suitable for many purposes* price 6s 9d per doz, or 6d£ per yard by the piece. 138 pieces French merinos, all colors, portion of a Manufacturer's Stock, which we werr fortunate enough to secure, and which wo can afford to soil at less than ordinary invoioapriot such as good ordinary quality French merino, at Is 8-£ d per yard, usual price 23 6(J« Very superior quality extra wide width, all the newest shades, at 2s lid, cannot .» possibly be equalled in the trade at less than 4s 6d: j 225 pieces good useful winceys at 6£d per yard, much under thoir ralue. 72 inch watertwist sheetings, Is 4,}&, Is 9d, 2s 3d ") AU Rnl<m j;j _ alll , 72 inch Finlay's twilled do, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 3d j AU splendid value. Also a large lot of half-blenched heavy twilled sheetings, which we can reoommend as being exceedingly useful, 72 inch wide, at Is 9d per yard.] White Welch flannel?, at 1b 2Jd, worth Is 7d Scarlet and Saxony flannel, at Is 3|d, worth Is ,9d Black velvetoons for costumes and dresses, 2s 6d to 5s 9 J par yard 6-4 all-wool Tartan plaids, 2s lid, usual price 3s 9d Watorproof tweeds, all shades, 3s 6d to 6s 6d 100 all-wool longshawls, clans, &c, 15s 6d, worth 25a eaoh Grey oalicos, all widths, 3£d to 6£d per yard, splendid ralue. J. M'DOWELL & CO., Have only to add that the above Goods have been bought under the most advantageous circumstances, their orders having been placed when Wool had reaohed its lowest ebb, and they can with the utmost confidence invite buyers to come and inspect their NEW STOCK, whioh has just been opened. VICTORIA HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON' 5 March 27th, 1871. PATTERNS POSI FREE ON APPLICATION. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! i W CLARK. Draper and Clothier, begs to inform his Town and Country Friends that he • has just received a Largo Assortment of New and Seasonable Goods, to which ha specially invites inspection, feeling assured that for Quality and Prices they cannot fail to give satisfaction. New Winoeys and Fancy Dresses Now Fronoh Merinos, from Is lOfrd per yard New waterproof cloaks from 10s each New watorproof tweed costume 3 New waterproof and Melton tweeds, choice Superior blaok velveteen color Do do do, extra quality for boya' suits 1 Fur victorines, collarettes, and muffs Wool collarettes, lappets, ruffles Opera hoods, cloaks, &c, &o. Silk and alpaca umbrellas A good ssßortment of Men's Youths' and Boys's Clothing, in suits, trousers and vestß, In« verness capes, overcoats ; also tho St. Bernard Overcoat, a Novelty. Black cloth walking coats, superior. A fresh supply of Hats and Caps, scarfs and ties, belts, bracoa, handkerchiefs, shirts, pants* vests, and box. Tho Mngdak waterproof coat, very cheap. Tapestry, Kidder, andgfelt carpets, stair oarpets, crumb cloths, cocoa and China matting (all widths j floor cloths, A large assortment of hearth rugs from 5s Blankets, counterpanes, quilts, sheetings, bed ticks, &c, &c. CASH PURCHASERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. "W. CLAEK. DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, LAMBTON QUAY.