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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1150, 14 January 1884, Page 2

DRESSES AND DRESSMAKING. OWING to the continued unsettied state of the weather, and the hard times felt by everyone m the district, J- 33* Hamilton will offer the whole of his Season's Dress Materials at a great reduction. Ladies irho have not yet made their Season's purchases of Dresses will now have a Bplendid chance of buy<*y ing fashionable, materials for very little money. As I have never made any pretence at selling a cheap class of goods, I will give the pick of my extensive stock of really first-class stuff at prices which must be a con» siderable saving to purchasers. For Cheap Dresses see my Prices. r ... HK f\ yardß Fashionable Beiges m all j tJ\J colors, usual price 94d,riow reduced' to 6Jd. ! A Marvel of Cheapncis. AKrt yarde p£ splendid new Lustres 000 ; "™ every cplour, can't^be beat for wear, usual prico Is 3d, now selling at 9|d 1 AAA y* l ** 9 oi Fashionable Nun's I UUU Veiling*, m alt the new shades, u»ual price Is 6d, caa be bad for Is yard. Set them at once. /^W £* yards Check Summer Honvspnns Of O tbe moat BtyUsh dresses of the •eaflon, usual price Is 6d, now. selling at If yard. £,/Vq yards French Ecarte, beautiful 000 material, looks like silk when made up, usual price Is 2d, can be had for Hid yard AKc\ y*^ 9 of the Te ?y lafceßt and newegt tBtlU Dress Goods m the Invisible Check Nun's Cloth, m pretty Season* Shades. In French pompadour, Satteena, Bordered robes, Ze> : phyr Checks, Tennis Clofhs, Galateas, Prints, &c, an immense variety of choice new patterns. Dressmaking— We guarantee to turn out Dresses equal m Fit and Btyle to anything m the Welling* ton province. No spoilt dresses, or bad fits, and prices strictly m accor* dance with class of work. Ladies favoring us with their orders will have them executed with punctuality. Sg^Jß- HAMILTON, Draper, Clothier, and Outfitter. Corner of Main and; George streets. INTENDING PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING | For the (Spring and Summer Season V .Should visit the I ' STEW^ ZEALAND eiorapGMCTOinrs Branch. Where they can select from the | LARGEST VARIETY OF FASH. ION ABLE GARMENTS, Manufactured from sound & reliable New Zealand Tweeds. The wellsknown reputation enjoyed by the Firm of selling A Genuine Article at WholeHas resulted m an increase of business during the past season, and thay can now boast of having , . TWEOTY-ONE RETAIIr BRANCHES m New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the Factory produce; economising both material and labor, and ensuring to their patrons a further benefit m the shape of a still ' Xiower Rate of Wholesale Prices^ Shirts, Underclothing, HatsandCaps. POBTMANTEAUS, and every requisiteat Wholesale Price Palmerston North Retail Branch, ' EOBT. PETERS, .■..-.. Manager. DENTISTEY, MR. GBEENWOOD will be at Palmerston, on Friday, November 9. (Walkloy's Hotel, Private Entrance.) Emigrant and Colonists* Aid Corporation. (LIMITED.) i THE Corporation are prepared r to' . make hiivances. on Mortgage, on approved rural lands within and adjoining Manchester Block, for terms of from 3 to 5 years. ; . Interest, 8 per cent, per annum. '•■■' ' ' No Commission charged. Apply to D. H. MAOAETHUB, Aseat, E. and G. A. Corporation.