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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3869, 29 July 1873, Page 1

IMPORTANT SALE . V OF :t NEW FANCI DRESS GOO BH3 v ;-.:_ TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA - STREET. N / JAMES SMITH, having purchased a Warehouseman's Stook of NEW FANCY DBESB GOODS, has decided on offering them to the public at prices that will prove" hi* ; determination to give customers such GENUINE BARGAINS in the newest olaaa of • materials as will not be met with elsewhere in the trade. . . THIRTEEN THOUSAND YARDS OF NEW FANCY DRESS STUFF. Lot I— Fancy shot camlet, 6£d, worth 9£d Lot 2— Fancy wool cloths, B£d, worth Is Id .Lot 3— Serge wool cloths, 9Jd, worth Is 2d Lot 4— Figured barathea cloths, 10id, worth Is 3d .. . . ■ Lot s— Brocaded stripe do, Is OJd, worth 1b 5d . ; Lot 6 — Reversible alpacas, le l£d, worth 1b 6£d ,_.'■'*'.' Lot 7— Figured soft lustre, Is 2£d, worth Is 8d : - . . Lot B— Spaced figured cloths, - Is 4fcd, worth ls'lld, t r. ■-: ' ;;' 1 Lot 9— Embroidered rep pcs, . ' Is 4Jd, worth Is lid ..;•'•... .-'.\ . Lot 10— Spaced satin cloths, . . Is 5Jd, worth 2s Id -j •■',■, -,-... Lot 11 — Mixed shot stripes, .. Is 6id, worth 2a 2d , ; _■, .: Lot 12— Figured satin cloths, * la lljd, worth 3s 3d > PATTERNS FREE BY POST. . ; Alao, a splendid choice in the newest shade 3of colorings in satin cloths^ diagooal ertttpes, Persian cords, popeleines, wool reppes, valentia cloths, Swiss Bergeß, French merinos, figured * Arabian lußtres. &c, &c. • „ : STRAW HATS STRAW HATS STRAW HATS. " \ .; t Lot I—At1 — At 6d each Lot s— At Is lid each . ' \ Lot 2— At 9d each Lot 6— At Is 3d each : -' ; •; Lot 3— At 10id each Lot 7— At Is 6d each . . Lot 4— At Is each Lot B— At Is 9d each " ; .".,.'.:" CHILDRENVS SUPERIOR VELVET TURBAN HATS, Is EACH. > > The above lot of Ladies' Straw Hats inolades some of the most fashionable shapes '. pearl, twist, and satin straw in black, brown, grey, and black' and white stripe. ._" V' '. ' , ________ ■ '-.(-'• ■ ■ ■' ■ « ; LADIES' FASHIONABLE TRIMMED HATS, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, Ss, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d. The balance of the last shipment of English Tiimmed Bonnets will be cleared oat At „ , , 12s 6d each. s •'; Infants' French Merino Cloaks, quilted and braided, slightly soiled, 9s 6d and 11s ea«h. Richly Braided Cashmere Hoods will be charged only 3s 9d and 5s 6d each. WOOL JACKETS, WOOL TIES, WOOL POLKAS. ' , Girls' wool jackets, Is, worth 2s 3d 5 Is 3d, worth 2» 9d ; Is 6d, worth 33 3d Women's wool jackets, 2a 6d, worth 6s ; 3s 6d, worth 7s ; 4s 6d, worth 8s 6d Fancy wool crossovers, Is 3d, worth Is lid 5 Is 9d, worth 2a 6d 5 2a 3d, worth.7s 0&< ■ - Wool boas and victorines, 7id, worth Is Id j 9d, worth Is 3d j 10£ d, worth la 6d. •, : FUR MUFFS, FUR COLLARETS, FUR BOAS. 200 fur muffs, lobs than half-price, 3s 9d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d - 150 fur collarets, less than half-price, ,2s 6d, 3s 9d, 4?3 : .. '. 300 fur boas and jictorines, less than half-price, - Is, Is 3d, Is 6 200 dozen ladies' paper collars, ' one penny per dozen 1 ; ' t ,' . -__' f A large assortment of ladies' stays, superior make, ls"6d, 2s 6d, 2s.ll*d ) ''| , v . '-, ', ; , BLANKETS. FLANNEL. BLANKETS.^ ■'" .ii. i/v'S Blankets, single beds, 11s 6d, 16s 6d, 19s 6d, 21b ' •'-..-, ' -■ ■, Blankets, double beds, . 18s 6d, 21s 6d, 25s 6d, 34s 6d . . .. ; Blankets, extra large size, 31s 6d, 39s 6d, 43 6d . „ • : ,» Flannel, wide width, lOJd per yard , j : , : v < -^ 10,000 YARDS PAPERING SOEIM; EXTRA QUALITY, IU per yard, V'.-'U . ,■-..•■, -..' o jf TE AKO HOUSE, CUBA STREET. i l ;^ VICTORIA HOUSE. ARRIVAL OF OUR SECOND SHIPMENTS FOR THE WINTER TRADE ; , FORMER SHIPMENTS THIS. SEASON. , ... ; ... , 129 . *" EX SHIP WATERLOO, VIA MELBOURNE ... . ... 31 „ S.S.NORTHUMBERLAND ... ... ... ... 36 „ SHIP JDBILEE, WELLINGTON ... ... ' ... 26 •■-', „ SHIPS WILD DEER AND HALCIONE 17 239 " J. M ' DOW EL L & 0 O ? WISH to direct attention to the above very large Bhipmente, which complete their Stock ' ' for the WINTER TRADE, and in order to effect a clearance during the next fair, weeks, the Goods have been marked at a very SMALL ADVANCE, thus enabling purobjwers ; to buy in many instances at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. . :. .;.' J. M'DOWELL & CO. beg to state that the great extent of their Stock affords a variet/ 3 for intending purchasers to select from not to be met with elsewhere, whilst the sama BEABONABLE CHARGES which have hitherto characterised their trading in Wellington r will be strictly adhered to. ■ Amongst the NEW GOODS now being opened up, we wish to direct attention to th» following : — ' . 1 case new black silks 2 cases men's overcoats ...-_; 1 case new colored silks 1 case boys' overcoats 1 case wool shawls 3 caßes waterproof coats 1 case French kid gloves 7 cases men's and boye' hats '■:£■:■ 2 cases black silk fringes 2 oases Crimean shirts 2 cases costume velveteens 4 cases white shirts r. j 1 case black and colored silk velvets 2 cases Oxford shirts ■-?- ' "■•.-.- --3 oases black cloth jaokets 5 bales blankets , g^,. 4 cases winter hosiery 2 bales carpets . i '' 3 eases ladies' and children's underclothing 1 bale railway rugs . . ■„ 3 cases waterproof cloaks and jackets 1 case French merinos . - : 1 case velveteen jackets 5 cases winceys 1 case fur-trimmed jackets 3 bales flannels 7 cases winter dress materials 3 case Crewdson's shirtings „ 3 cases winter bonnets 3 cases New Zealand shirting, brand JMD ■ , 2 oases clouds and fancy wool goods to order 3 cases minivers collarettes, wool scarfs 1 case furs . Roman scarfs, &o. 13 cases men's clothing 2 cases ribbons 4 cases men's hosiery 7 1 case laces 4 cases mole trousers 2 oases damasks and tablecloths 2 cases Scotch tweeds 'I.: ; Catalogues have been issued for the convenience of country Bottlers and parties living at » ~ distance, and may bo obtained on application. , ■;, Country Orders receive Careful and Prompt Attention. „ !,-_. PATTERNS FREE BY POST. ; .^ J. M'DO WELL & CO., VICTORIA HOUSE, LAMBTON QUAY AND WILLIS STREET ; (Opposite the Bank of New Zealand). ' ■ ' , i BALL COSTUME.' GRAND SHOW WEEK. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS w Hshow during the. week, throughout the interior^afflhT ~'^~ establishment, the most perfect ' selection of BALL COSTUMES and material : landed ex Lucerne, they have had the honor of placing before the notice of the citizens.,^ ' Wellington. '" ' ;'■"■ In madoupßALL DRESSES, FLUTED SKIRTS, LACE DRESSES, POLONAISES &c, &c, they have paid duty on nine tons measurement, being the largest importation the? ""^ have ever received iv one season. '. *y- ______ '■ -■»■■ --'#"• -■■■ ,\7--J BALL MATERIALS ' I In the piece, consisting of gold and silver spangled tarlatans, brocaded grenadines. larlatant| .-,-. and muslins, in all the latest evening shades, lace tunics, polonaises, and skirts, newePg - designs. „-••*. OPERA MANTLES, OPERA HOODS. s LACE GOOD 3of every description, suitable for dresses or evening wea*. - ''■-* As the whole of the goods will be arranged for the convenience of JinspoofcioaKIBKOALBIE & STAINS . ' '. ' \ Respectfully invite fehe attention of ladies and the public generally. ' ■ ■ ■ . L< -.11:5 ' - ' •■ - ._ ':' '.■.■■ :'.T,vi '..■::" -:r:h ■- :; Ladiw' Drab, White,a _d Tinted KID GLOVES, 2s lid. «