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Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1227, 31 January 1883, Page 3

Have much pleasure in informing their numerous customers and the public generally that jtheir stock of GOODS; ARE TO HAN D,^ Opened up and Ready for Sale. These Goodshambe^ntarefi4lMi e k c^ and for variety and good va&uaw&kte ••-" • ■ • ■'-• >ihj >«•■■!« . '' : " '? '■''•_ •''•?';.'■••"■ We append a list of a few of the "leading lines! and respectfully solicit inspection : — Dress Department Black and Colourd SUks, Satins and Mori*, French Beiges and Nuns' Cloth in aU shades, Plain and Fancy Grenadines, Plain and Fancy,] Satteens, Oatm^l and Rice Olotha, Diced Jaconets, Lace Stripes, Fancy Birocades, Plain and Striped Drills and Prints, and a great variety of materials too numerous to mention. Dress and Mantle Trimmings, Beaded Gimps and Ornaments, Girdles, Tassels, Ac. NEWLACEB. NEW RIBBONS. NEW GLOVES. Mantle and Millinery Department In this Department we are showing some very choice Cashmere, Silk and Brocaded Dolmans and Jackets Cheueille, Lace and Beaded Fichus and Capes, and a variety of New Lace Ruffled,) and Lace and Linen Sets, Silk and Muslin Ties. A beautiful lot of Ladies' Bonnets and Trimmed Hats of the very Latest Fashions, Ladies* and Girls' Untrlmmed Hats in endless variety. NEW FLOWERS, NEW FEATHERS, « ,NEW HAT AND BONNET ORNRMENTS. i i.J i . • Hosiery Department Ladies* and Girls' Silk, Thread, Cotton and Merino Hose in White, Cream and Fancy Colours, Children's White and Fancy Coloured Socks ) a greatjvarjety. ■ ■■■ "io;. ■ ■ ■ Carpet and Furnishing Department Brussels, Tapestry, Kidder, Felt and Hemp Carpets in Newest Patterns Axminister, Velvet Pile and Tapestry Rugs to match, Door Mats, Curtain Poles, Damask, Repp, Lace, Muslin and Leno Curtains, Vallance Lace, &c. &c. Floorcloths, Passage Cloths, Linoliums all widths. White and Fancy China Mattings, Coir Mattings, plain and striped. V.i, 0 'I'M Booms Measured, Carpets made and laid down, .>. 0 Clothing and Hat Department In this Department our stock will be found superior to any we have ever shown in . Reefton. Men's md Youths' Coats, Trousers, and Trousers and Vests and Suits— New Zealand Manufacture and Imported First-class value. Boys' Knicker Suits 'in Tweed,' Drill &c : Men's, Youths' and Boys White and Regatta Shirts, White and fancy Summer Vests, Silk Lustre and Holland 'Coats, Straw and Leghorn Hatsj. Merino, Leghorn and Straw Helmets, and all the new shapes in fe^k and Coloured Felt Hats. ' ■"" ! " : ; /"'L'TJRfIiAIJ^Y^-:--;-^ >■ -■ ■■■■■' ■•- -BBHMB g^B»^-__-g-g--_eß-B3*t-*«*-*-tMXLJ-- B_B^--Bg*-B*B!B-^- T---^2S=B- -s*a-_ese----*--gß?g*~*B*g^g*B A —.ijMjBLIC .HOiiI(&S- ; "."' Business Hotiees. ' . _ 1 SEWING MAOHINES. ; H. '.. Jft. HANKIN, SINGERS IMPROV#> iSSniflt and. „ l UCTIONEER, QHiREBROKER, Treadle .Sew^gMa-junes^ k) being turned --out 'cheaper I».nd' better ease GENERAL COMMISSION 'AGENT, durability, cheapneßj^spfted and Broadway, quality of work, are unrivalled in the Having taken - over-Mr. |Jas. Stevenworld to -day. son's BusiNßSS,is prepared to effect Saijss' A^bL by Auction or Private Treaty, promptly. mms^HHb^* In connection with the foregoing, I I^^^^Tlll have much pleasure in recommending Mr U ■■_¥_■ G. Hankin to my clients. R AWi JAS. STEVENSON. .ib^Jail., Tlw Most Popular Weekly JHHg"- in the Colony, W^KU^BB&fflp. ~ Replete with information of all sort - THE UNDERSIGNED THE MINERS' PAPER, HAVtNO BEEN 'AI?POINTED ■. •< ' — -, . SOLE AGENT COMPLETE SPORTING RECORD. ._ % A* M*» %?«*« Comply to _, B FAB^^, pA p ß a. .Reefton, .19 now. receiving a large jcon- /-"*««_« *«* «. 1^ "THE OTAGO WITNESS.'? LATELY REDUCED PRICES. 7 I i (Estabushbd 1851). HfiNRY :' TT AS been from time to time enlarged Ironmonger ■"^*- an^ imp-roved, and is now one of n««+^«i h*.JLaLa» '""" •"* the household necessaries in thousanda of .Central Broadway., . homes in Otago and Canterbury. The (Also at Blaoks Poait-) Proprietors of the Witness havespared . ■/. • tj-Biyji** '"' no expense in making the paper the best JfimH^ of its class in the Colony, and in addition to otner features of interest, now publish ,~,-.--~ . ««« »vL»Tm-r.TmTT regular Telegraphic Intelligence from the EDWABDS & MONTEITH, Mining Districts on the West Coast. BREWERS, MALTSTERS, and ALE . „„.. . Subscnption—7s per Quarter, 13s Halfand PORTER BOTTLERS, year, 25s per Annum, payable in PHCENIX BREWEBY advance ' Lower Broadway, 'Reefton. Agents : Ma S. Schoxhof, Reefton. Ales and Porter in bulk arid Bottled, Mr R. M-Farlank, Waimangaroa. forwarded to all parts of the district. - - . . _____.. .". /_ PHOTOGRAPHY!!! All orders promptly attended to. ~~~ EDWARDS AND MONTEITH, To ™ B PuBUO 0V 1 ? BBFTON AND , A Surrounding Districts. Proprietors. REEFTON JBRATED; A MXAN^? ° P % E S WATTPP : AND OftTITAT A NEW STUDIO, next to WANn^CTORV Messrs Forsyth and Masters, BroadM^- I - way, where he wUI be in attendance J. MAHER daiJ y- _ HAVING COMMENCED BUS__JESB . „.. . .u'-as-'above, and having had'a long Having built a experience trusts that by ".''■- i'GL AS S ROOM Snnnlvinff none but a First -He-ispreprarea to EXECUTE POR- • PP^Oliss Article? * traits m the latest styles He will merit a Fair Share of Patronage. and with th ° "^ « ments. Goods Supplied to all Parta of the District, with Despatch. ALEXAN DER TAIT, , Factory at rear of Williams photographer. Hotel. P S — Children taken in all loeathers H- W Ity iJ ie instantaneous process.