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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue 3239, 30 June 1871, Page 1

_ Drapery. Arrival of Another Shipment of Winter Goods via Melbourne. TAMES SMITH respectfully requests the attention of bis Customers and the Publio to tha tl arrival of another large supply of First-class Goods for tho Winter Season/the variety and general excellence of which cannot be surpassed, and affords a choice seldom to be had in Wellington. Tho whole was Positively Bought for Cash from the Best London Blouses, at a season of the year when Drapery is at the cheapest. Purchased under these favorable circumstances, J.S. is able honeatly to promise his Customers Goods in every Department, of the best quality, at prices which will sustain the reputation Te Aro House has already gained for supplying a good article at tho lowest price.'j Flannel, all wool, 10£ d por yard Calicoes and sheetings in every width and make Belfast Holland's pure linen, 6^d per yard ■ linen table damask, choice patterns, 2a 2d to 3s 6d per yard Children's winter jackets, Is 6d ; waterproof cloaks, 3s 6d * Ladies' velveteen jackets, 7s 6d Great variety and decided bargains in Ladies' waterproofs Costumes and cloaks A few very handsome white cloth jackets, half price Black velveteen, superior finish, 3s, 4-3, and 4s 3£d per yard Linseys, 4d ; Fancy repps, Otd ; bJack alpaca, B£d Ladies' merino hose, Bjd per pair 600 pairs Ladies' stays in white, drab, and scarlot, 3s, 8s 6d, 3s 9d, 43 6d 150 dozen Ladies' collar*, ll^d per half dozen 50 do Ladies' plain and fancy cuffs, 6£d per pair. An immense stock of Boy's and Men's Clothing. TJL ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET. NEW DBAPERY, NEW WINTER MILLINERY, NEW CLOTHING. VICTOKIA HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON". SECOND SHIPMENTS EOll THE WINTER TRADE. J". MCDOWELL &s O OOEG to inform the Inhabitants of Wellington and the surrounding provinces that they have just opened up ttieir SECOND SHIPMENTS for the season, consisting of DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, and FANCY GOODS, ex ships AGNES MUIR, LOCHLEE &c., &c. The fact of the bulk of our season's Shipments having come direct from the Manufac; turers enables us to offer them to our customers at WHOLESALE PRICES, as the usual intervening Profits have been saved ; and there are a few special iues to which we invite particular attentiou, feeling confident that for price, combined with QUALITY, they cannot be matched in tho Colony. The following are a few of the specialities : — WINTER DRESS MATERIALS, consisting- of French merinos, serges in a^Jo* Norwich poplins, colored repps, fancy dresses, Aberdeen winceys, real Saxony winceys, clan tartan plaids, &c. NEW ZEALAND FAMILY SHIRTING, manufactured to our order, and each piece bearing the name of the firm, so as to prevent spurious imitations, price 6a 9d por doz yards, by the piece 6£d per yard. TWO CASES BLACK VELVETEENTS, suitable for dresses and oostumes, remarkably good value, aud much admired for then.* gloss and color, commencing at 3s lid per yard. ONE CASE WATERPROOF TWEEDS, all tho prevailing shades, including the EIBMARK bluo for costumes. TWO CASES VELVETEEN and Fur-trimmed CLOTH JACKETS, all the latest styles. Having bought these a bargain, we are enal/ied to oflbr them one-thud less than usual price. ONE CASE MILLINERY BONNETS, newest styles. ONE CASE TRIMMED HATS, including tho Orleans, Verdun, Zarina, in velvet. TWO CASES WOMEN'S and GIRL'S untrimmed Hats 5 1 do Feathers and Plume* 475 striped wincey skirts, worth 9s each, will be sold at 4s 6d each 275 very superior skirts, fancy silk striped, for 6s 6d each 120 ladies' and girls' waterproof cloaks, in all colors IN THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, J. M'DOWELL & CO. aro showi an entirely NEW STOCK 1 , the greater portion of wbicfe is Colonial made — 200 boys' tweed Knickerbocker suits, price 8a lid per suit 100 boys' Eaton suits and Youths' suits, suitable for tho season Men's suits, trowsers and vests, overcoats, waterproofs, Crimean shirts, flannel drawers, wool half-boae, hats, caps, &c. J. M'DOWELL & CO. wish to add that the great depression caused by the recent dia« turban cc in Europe has induced their buyer to purchase much more largely than usual, and in order to make room for a very extensive Shipment of Goods, now nearly due, in the ship EDINBURGH CASTLE, the whole of the above have been marked at the smallest margta ■ profit, so as to effect a clearance. VICTORIA HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON J. M'DOWELL&CO. Wellington, 22nd May, 1871.

Miscellaneous. ' BALLOON POST. FAO SIMILE of a real BALLOON LETTER as sent from Paris during tho eavly part of tho siege, September, 1870. Tha names and addresses ONirJT in this Lettor are fictitious j tho" Dates, Handwritiog, Republican Stamps, Postmarks, &c, are iden« tical with tho original, even to size and weight of paper. PRICE, 9d. WILLIAM LYOff. May 9, 1871. _-.«. ' MONUMENTS. . • DESIQ-NS of Monuments and Railings adapted €o kakanui stone, by J. Hunter, Dunedin, can be seen at Mr Robert Burrett's, book-binder, Wellington agent, aUxceedingly low prioes. Designs sent on application. NGAHAURANGA BOILING DOWN ESTABLISHMENT. nnHE Undersigned is prepared to receive X any quantity of sheep for boiling down at his establishment. Satisfactory return* . gaamnteoa. -■ Proprietor. : NOTICE. " ~ ' ' A LL persons indebted to the latoD.Hender* ; -oL son, cutter Dawn, are hereby requested to pny their respective amounts to Mrs D. Hen- .; derson or Wm. Atkins. " . Manawatu, May 30, 1871. ■ NOTICE OF REMOVAL, " R AUSTIN, Boot-maker, &0., wishes to - • intimate to hia customers and friead* " that he has removed Wi hose premises oppd; site Mr Barraud's, Lambton Quay. ; / , 29th May. „"■'• -. ,_' */\ GRASS SEED. 3 ' ,'• .• ' ; PERENNIAL R?i GRASS SSBb r 5d perlb. . . -:, ■ J, DBANSOTU>*v Y-L

Business Notices. WM. WALLIS, BTTH-DEB AND UNDERTAKES, MANNKEB-STBEET. REASONED TIMBER, all sizes and widths O always on hand ; also American Pa-nnel and Sash Doors ; also, Sashes and Frames. Tot&ra PHob, from 6ifeet 2. Galvanized Corrugated Iron, 24 guage Screws, Nails, Rivets, and Washera, cheap. IT MARRIOTT, • Telescope MaWfaottjeeb, Telescopes Made and Repaired. Spectacles to suit all Sights, Compasses, &c , Repaired. Engravings, fee, &c» GASOOINE & PARSONS BUILDERS, UNDERTAKERS, &o.^ PIPITEA SIBEET, THORNDON FLAT. FIFE, Chemist and Dbugghst WELLINGTON DISPENSARY,. Willis street. MR PARKER, PROFESSOR of MUSIC Loasons on the Pianoforte, elementary and finishing. Pianofortos correctly tuned and repaired. Address— Molesworth Straat, DJrOND ANDERSON, ARCHITECT AND LAND SUBTB VO B, Carterton, Wairarapa. JAND R. SHEERIN beg to inform the • inhabitants of the Taita and its vicinity that they commenced business as BUTCHERS on the Ist November, at the premises adjoining the Albion Hotel j and hope by Btrict attention, and supplying only the best of moat, to merit a share of publio patronage. I HEREBY call upon the owner or owners of sections Nos. 57, 58! and 48, in the township of Carnarvon, Manawatu, to assist me in the erection of a dividing fence between their land and mine. • DONALD ERASER. 17th June.