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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 136, 19 November 1884, Page 3

X'MAS TUB LATEST SUMMER FASHIONS AT Edinborough House, visit ; ; D, M. GEORGE'S ESTABLISH-MENT, And Inspect the Late Amrals of NEW SEASONS : . Mantles Millinery Costumes, <fee, Ac, The Largest Stock* : of French and English MiUiueryin Paliner-ston, (all New and Fashionable designs). C/ioice Fruit & Flowers m Gh'.eat Variety. Ribbons and Faucy Goods. Mantles m Satin, Ottoman ; Silk, Ottoman Cloth, Black- Silk Broche, &c», <fee. Zephyr Costumes richly trimmed, and newest designs. Spun Silks m Checks, Stripes, and Spots, 2/6 per yard. Broche, Black Silks, Satins, Colored Silks and Satins, all newest shades. Dress Materials^-— Fancy Nun!s Veiling m Self JColors, 'Walking Materials, Checks,' S|idt;s,.StiipcM, <fee. Sfcripied Zephyrs. . l^p° I have a special line of AH wool Carmelite Cloth" m" all Shades,' seltiug; at 1/- per yd. Worth rnspecting. Carjiet ing — Bruiisel U % ' Tapwtry m huntlsotue jJatterns, Linolciima, 3/6 per square yard. Ladies 1 UnderpiotMrig & Baby Linen. The Largest and Cheapest Stock of Men's, Boys', and Youth-s' Colonwlnude' Clolhingi m Pulnierston, con-! sisting of ■■ :••.' •••• •■■■.-■■ ! Raiapoi' - 7 ■ ; ;;;;;,.: ' ' ' Geelong and '■'! ; ■ ; ; , ij •? 'Mbsgicl Tweeds. Boys' Straw Hats, from 6d each, i A Large Vai iety of Hosiery, Haberdashery, and Gentlemen's Mercery, Very Cheap. .. Millinery and Dressmaking under 1 the 1 supe: vision of experienced arid qualified hands. L ■ i I To gire my Customci-s a chance of , getting fiMt-clas.s goods :at a Jow rate, ; a discount 3/-* i« the £ off my usual prices will l c given to all purchasers of 5/- and upwards during the Christmas Holidays and from this dale.' .,;. : , ' ■ ■ B, M. GKEOEOE, \ EDINBOEOUGH HPtJSEj .:; . TIIJ3 SqU.VRE, ; . .. fNextto the To Wn Hall.) OYERSTOCKEI~\ VEKSTOCKE I I VEESTOCKE-L^ On looking through my Stock, I find that m many lines I am altogether too heavily stocked with, and m order to bring it within the compass of my tequirements, I ivillfrom this date offer some specially cheap lots, to which I would .specially call the attention of Country Settlers and the Public generally, ■ - ; 500 yds Good Prints, at 4£d yd, never sold under 6d or 7d. Special line m Check Ging— . hams, at 7id, woith lOJd.yd. 306ydsof Soft Twill Beiges, 7§d, i ordinary price 9|d y<J. French '* ; Ecarte^ lld yd. Nuus' Cloths, 1/ yd. .Check Beiges, 1/- yd. Worth 4d yd more, 450 yds Slate Silejsia Linings, 5/6 doz. White Calico, 3d; Lorn* Lace Curtains, 3/11 pair. Boys' Tweetis, ' 9/n,- 2.'0, and 3/6. ' Strong Lineu Check Shirting, ' :f 9d yd. Boys' TJntearable ; 1/3. ;2/6_Boys'Bik Felt Hats for— l/11 3jfg_Men's Tweed Hats for— 2/5/g_Men's Oxford Shirts for— 3/11 . (with Collars attached.) About 600 TTntrimitied Hats, usually scikl at from. 1/6 to 4/6 each, - ,;all at l/-each. Umbrellas, large size, 1/6, woilh 2/6 each. Black Satteeas do. 3/-, worth 5/6. Black Satin Sunshades, 4/11 to 25/. Infants' Bibs, 31.1 and 4£d >-n .<■. . oabliV • New Lin on Collars, 3^«l aud 5d each. Gii is' .and. Boyn'. Sailor. Hats,., worth 2/:, for 1/- each. ■ •< ■ • \ ■ '. :-.. -\ ■■'... -\ Note fhe Address J. B. HAMILTON; NEW PEEMISES, THE SQUARE.