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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 30, 16 November 1888, Page 10

SPRING, 1888. TIT OLLISON, MILLS AND CO, Have great pleasure in intimating that they have now opened out their First bhipment of NEW SEASON'S GOODS for the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE which has been carefully selected from the best Home and Foreign Markets. We are determined to maintain our reputation for selling a good article AT A REASONABLE PRICE. In all the Dkess Materials. | Dress Goods New Dress Trimmings from Leading Shades New Silks and Plushes 4£i to 4s 3d New Flouncing Laces ____ n ■], New Prints New stock of cp W ..jny New Ginghams PRINTS Selected New Ze l' h y r9 from aeiectea | New Linenetß __ 3 r^ to 10 i d - _ New ManTles TAmrwTa 7\Tpw liolrafa JAL-IVJiIH In Great Variety Ne £ Ja ?. ke . ? from New Milhnery g qd to ]0 ., __________ _____>immed&_untrimmed^ 8a Jd t0 lUSs ' Special Flowers & Feathers T Ribbons & Laces _ , i° B V . A >jnvTi-T TTifß Gloves & Frtllings «, o «!f _ N0 _ ELTIE8 _ Sunshades_& Umbrellas Gloves, 2s 6d. 'New Tfnsel Trimmings Hose, from 6d to NEW GOODS New tto^ • New Hosiery . c , New Rets 4s 6d per pair. Fxcellent Flannel* 1 " 1616^ 8 Flannelettes Value Calicoes and Sheetings „ J\°*? Q , , VALUE. Cretonnes and Quiltg ____J__ ALL SEASONABLE McD ' H . C '°, t^ n fv 1 • Men>s Suits Boys Clothing f „..„. Shiita & Hats "°™ GOODS - Scarfs and Ties 25s to 63s ' _ We would draw special attention to our Making-up Departments. The Dressmaking, Millinery, and Mantle-making are under the care of Ladies of acknowledged ability and taste. The Gentleman having charge of our Tailoring Department is noted for correct fit and style. M OLLISON, MILLS AND CO, 19j and 197 George Street, Dunedin. (opposite Knox Church.) r M P X R I A L II () T E L, Co un Kit St. Asapii and Baktcadokk Stkrkts, CHHISTCUUttCII. T. GREEN ... ... ... PaopuiKTOß. This Hotel has been completely renovated and refurnished, no expense having been spared. The rooms, which are the laigest, eiriest,and most comfortable in Christcburch, combined with the ample GARDEN AND GROUNDS attached to the Hotel, make it the finest place in New Zealand for the accommodation of Tourists, Travellers, and Families. $^ The Cuisine is under the Sunerintendence of a First-Class Chef. 9, 10 and 11 ROYAL ARCADE. /""^ RE AT SALKi, — Goods purchased at Enormous RctlucvJC tions now to be chared, Selling at I ess than usual Cost Price ( iime and S^e the Good* 1 . It will pay you to visit Mrs. Loft's during mis bona fide Si p. It is Fresu Goods that are bting parted with to make room for goods ordered. To attract customeis, and to make it worth while to pay a special visi* to the Arcade, Mrs, Loft has determined to placi' a SATjK PRICE npou eveiy Class of Goods. If the aie not ticketed, tliu Public may rely upon only being charged sale pi ices. Examine and contrast the following goods : — M' n's Color ial-made Bluchers. 6s 3d anl 6s 9d. Men's Colonial-made Balmorals, 8h lid. Men s 3 Kitties, 9d lid. M'-ii'i English-made Balmo r fiN, 7s lid, Women'h Lace Boots, 4s lid. Women's Lca'hor Slipper?, 3s fid. Women's Klas'ic Boots, 4s C> i and 4s llv". Women's Cashmcie S lppers, 1h 1 hi, All othei lines' tqually Cheap fit MRS. LOFT'S CHEAP BOOT SHOPS, S|ecial A'tention shown to thr> Diapeiy Department at No. 12 Arcaiw . Chf up Line sin plenty. R9mPiDt.er, only bale i'rot's for All (Jo dv at iar o, io, ii, am) v k o v a l a n c a n c.