NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! ! Opening up of the New Goods for the Winter Season. JAMES SMITH feels much pleasure in announcing the receipt of the whole ef hi-.hip* ments for the Winter Season, which have arrived by the following vessels, and are now ready for inspection : — Ex Forfarshire Brechin Castle ") w , , •„•.__ „ St Andrew's Castle Lucerne j Wellington ! „ Northumberland, via Melbourne The rapid passages of several of the above vessels, more especially the 0.8. Northumber* land, has placed him in possession of some of the newest and choicest novelties proourable in the Home market : and having arranged with bis London buyer to have despatched rega* larly assortments of the *_atebt introduction in novelties, his customers can depend on being placed in possession, in the shortest possible time aftor introduction, of selections of whatever is new particular and fashionable. i TE ARO HOUSE CUBA STREET. DRESS GOODS— Amongst tho dress fabrics are some very choice material, viz: Wool poplins, wool, cretone, marl twills, Balermo cloths, satin cloths, samette cloths, serges*, wool reppo, Persian cords, &o, &c. SPECIAL — A most extensive choice of pure wool, French merino, in blue Humboldt, grenat, scarlet, &c, from ls lid per yard. v FURS— The attention of purchasers is specially directed to the choice in muffa, collarets, fat trimmings, &c, &c, being the largest and most extensive in variety to be met witli ia Wellington ; grebe sets, chinchilla eets, kolinski se)s, new muffs' in chinchilla, Minive, black jeanett, black lamb, racoon, striped musquash, bordered ohinchilla kolinski, spotted seal,g rebe, &c. MANTLES AND JACKETS— This department is supplied with an elegant choice of ladiea and children's jackets of the mosfc fashionable shape in silk velvet, black oloth, vol" veteen, brown clotb, satara cloth, astracan, lambskin, sealskin, &c, &o. SKIRTS AND COSTUMES— A very extensive choice of fche newest.and mosfc becoming styles in ladies' skirts, new skirts in wincey, satin cloth, quilted lustre, silk and satin ; the new embroidered batswing. BLACK SILKS — In ull the makes most remarkable for brightness and disability of wear, viz, gro grain, gro de soi, drap de Lyon, drap di France, reversible cashmere, Sec, &c. J. S. has every confidence in recommending his blaok silke, possessiag as they do such peculiar richness, softness of texture, and brilliancy of color. SHAWLS — New and choice, new Roman shawls, Queensland wool shawls, reversible Persian, reversible Tasmanian, &c, &c. FANCY HOSIERY — New Roman scarfs, breakfast wool shawls, fancy wool crossovers, fancy wool capes, Berlin scarfs, fancy wool gaiters, boots, bootakins, bootees, American wool clouds, wool muffs and sets, wool polkas, spencers, Garibaldis, &c, &o. HOSIERY — This department has always received special care, and the present stock has opened out splendid value. Every variety of ladies' aud children's hosiery kept iv stock. MILLINERY — The millinery being now shown at Te Aro House will be found fco include some exquisite designs in ladies' millinery, bonnets, and trimmed hats, also a very large selection of French flowers and feathers. Just opened, one case of millinery bonnets, from 14s 6d each. REAL LACE, ox Northumberland — The most beautiful choice of Real lace goods to be wet wilh in the province in Real vallencennes, Real Maltese, Real Honiton, Honiton applique, Yak lace, Maltese collars, Honiton collars, Honiton chemisettes, Honiton sets, Maltese lappets. New fringes, new trimmings, new buttons, new gimp, new gimp ornaments, new gossamer new chemisettes, &c, &c. CHEAP DRAPERY ! CHEAP DRAPERY ! ! 312 doz ladies' white linen-faced collars one penny pec do* 150 black and colored straw bats Is each 13000 yards new winceys, clean make 4_-d, s£d, 6£d, 7_-d» la, 2a 570 „ black lustre 10£ d, Hid, ls, Ib 3d, ls 6d, 3s So. 340 „ superior waterproof cloaking 4s 6d, ss, 6s 6d, to 8a 350 pairs colored merino bose BJd, 9£d, lOJd, ls, ls 6d, Is 94 220 „ children's merino socks 2£d, 3d, 3J, 4d, 6d, 6i, 7i*x 7060 yards all-wool Welsh flannels, wide widths lOi, IU, 13_-d» fco 2b 3d 5000 „ Mexican calico 3*d, 4d, 4Jd, sd, 6d, 7W 260 „ double width unbleached sheeting 10£ d, Hid, ls B£d, ls 6d, ls 9ct 500 pairs stays and corsets, stout make 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 4b 6d 350 children's cloth jackets 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s Sot 150 dozen children's wool ties 7£d, 9id, lUd, ls 3d, less than halfpricff Boys' knickerbooker suits 7s, 7s 3d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, lOa FOR PRICE LIST SEE 10th PAGE. JAMES SMITH, Importer of Men's and Boys' Clothing,. TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA STREET.
THE FASHIONS, IN introducing the Autumn and Winter novelties to the citizens of Wellington and country settlors, KIRCALDIE _. STAINS have again the priviledge of announcing the arrival of their SEASON'S COSTUMES. The success which has attended previous shipments, and the ready the goods have always had, had warranted an increase to tbe usual number imported. They have therefore the honor to announce that they have just opened three cases, being the newest and best they will have for tho Season, in the most fashionable materials ana trimmings. Polonaises in silk velvet, velveteen, cloth, waterproof, tweed, new shapes. The New Parisian or Dolmar Cape, with sleeves, in a variety of new materials. \ The newest shapes in Autumn Jackets, in black oloth, trimmed with turquoiso bugles, and fur trimmings, from 18s. Children's Parisian Dolmar Capes in black cloth, waterproof, &c, Sec. Jackets in all the newest shapes LADIES' UNDERSKIRTS. Eider Down skirts, from the manufactory of McLinlook, 18s to 20s each Wincey, satin cloth, alpaca, silk, Italian, cloth, satin, and repp underskirts, 4s *54 5s 63, 8s 6d, to 63s BLACK BEAVER HATS. KIECAKDIE & STAINS Have opened two cases latest shapes in velvet, plush, and beaver hafcs in all sizes FANCY DRESSES. KIRCALDIE & STAINS Have received fcwonty-two casei new autumn materials for dresses, purchased in London Manohester, Bradford, and Norwich, and comprise a selection even many of the London houses cannot surpass. The variety includes a range of prices from the most inexpensive to the choicest Satin stripe and diagonal cloth French merino, in all colors, wide aud good, 2s 6d for making up fashionable polonaises or skirts Colored velveteens in the latest shadeß Ladies' silk scarfs, and the new repp sashes Honiton and Maltese lace, in all widths Honiton and Maltese coiffures, lappets Honiton and Maltese collars, in new shapes WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. Speoial attention is invited to a large variety of choice- and Fancy Goods, from Blumburg and Co., London, suitable for presents. Ladies' walnut work tables, in novel designs Graphoscopes of great magnifying power Musical albums, walnut and rosewood Dressing cases and writing desks for ladies aad gentlemen, very richly fitted up Ivory Bots of brushes, card cases Tortoise shell goods, new shapes KIRKCALDIE & STAINS Havo also recoivod their goods in eardrops, brooches, bracelets, clasps, crosses, &c, The vow tortoise shell back combs, various styles THE LITTLE WANZER SEWING MACHINE, Have been awarded the Gold Medal and have now become almost universal in all the publi schools, &o, in Groat Britain and Ireland. £4 10s Od. Stands for working with treadle, from £1 10s. Chain-stitch sewing machines, being a copy of the Wilcox aud Gibb's and Weir's, only £2 15a Od. Being the samo price as charged in England. Each Machine is accompanied with all the etcetras and book of instructions. KIRCALDIE & STAINS. Lambton Quay, Wellington. X> O X X O N D A. IST D C O MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS, 1 LUDGATE HILL, LONDON. Established 1750. .* ' . : By Appointment to H.M, the QUEEN, Royal National Life Boafc Institution, fto., 4c Field Glass, in sling caso, from 42s The Unrivalled Guinea Opora Glass. ''•,,'. Pocket Aneroids, wifch Altitude Scale, £3 10s. ASTRONOMICAL, NAVAL, MILITARY, AND TOURISTS* TELESCOPES. Spectaoles and Eye-glasses. Theodolites, Levels, Sextants, Compasses, Barometers and Thermometers. .'-,-; INVENTORS OF THE IMPROVED V LEVEL. Shippers and Merchants supplied on Liberal Terms. Catalogues on applioation. V' :
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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3829, 12 June 1873, Page 1
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