

Glothine: at extremely lozo prices. Q?he season's importations owe largely in excess of out requirements, and owing to Ts3ji w/Az ~* JmT^^^k late delivery on account of breah-dozun of vessels carrying large consignments, -will he offered at landed cost to clear j j wM . WW W IHi at once, '®%c have also bought a number of Warehousemen's Clearing Lines at heavy discounts, the benefit ofufhich ** I I f$L t^ Www 'HI vnilZ "be offered to the public, . I I iSI Wl £7 • /A Double and Single-width Melton Cloths, Amazons, Serges, Cheviots, Rain-proof Serges, Tweeds—-Colonial and English—offered at ' mlKs $>:' ' ~^£*^ ■^********B&s£r~**'^ Discounts varying from 15 to 30 per cent. 6 Pieces Best Colonial Dress Tweed, stripes and fancy patterns, is 11 d, usually 3s 66 vwßdlflllil v msß Wmm yard. Double-width Nuns' Veilings in evening shades, 2s 3d yard. Double-width Fancy Net for Evening Dresses, is 3d yard. IWPk Ira H VnF Trimmings to match in Plushes, Silks, Astracans, Fancy Braids, at equally low quotations. Kaiapoi, Roslyn, Mosgiel, and Wellington Dress Tweeds, in "Es^^PS»'=^=^" 3 Jll tne latest and choicest effects—one Robe each pattern —at specially low prices. . "--c^^^P ® 1 €><f2H» —JSJ Blankets and Flannels offered at Prices to compete with any House in New Zealand. »* Bisai2!fc£& i>*^^^ J/M^y Special Heavy White Blankets 2Jyds long by i-Jyds wide, 8s lid per pair; 2jyds long by 2yds wide, 13s 6d. A fine warm Grey Blanket ((^9S^^^ r ios od per pair White Calicoes, all the best makes, both fine and heavy, at large reductions. 36m. Fine White, 3s 6d doz., worth 6s 6d. Flax y&Mw^' Sheetings £d W, 9d and is. Apron Checks in fast colours, gdyard. Check Glass Cloths, 4^d and yd yard. Towellings—Turkish and Linen— ft®* mks&s& 6d 8d io'^d yard. Bed-tickings sd, 7Jd, Bid,io£d, is 4d yard. Heavy Union Serge for Boys' Clothing, Riding Habits, etc., is 3d yard, worth is a.d. j^^^^^^^m Best makes in linen Hollands, jd, Bd, iod, about 25 per cent, under price. A lot of choice patterns, dark and light, in Cretonnes, from 5d yard. j^m^^^^SS\h Turkey Chintz at 66 } 7^d, and iod yard. Table Oil Cloths in very choice designs, now is 4d to is o,d yard. ' Jc^S^^Ui^^ t^H^^^^CVvk Brown Turkish Towels Bd, usually is. /^K^^^^^^fff^^^ ':- New Silk Ribbons in all shades and widths ; Fancy Spot and Striped Coloured and Black Ribbons, 3d, usual price 6d ; 4H usual price g&. wrllf^'^^wß^^ %%&' X^-^^^ l^^^tos GLOVES of all kinds for the Winter, Ladies' Astracan Gloves, lined wool, 2s 6d, worth 4s ; Heavy Calfskin, do, 3s 1 id, worth 5s 6d j 4-Clasp j i^'^-'^^^^S^^ '%%fe2> f^^^^mr^^^^' Kid Gloves all sizes, 2s 6dpair. FUR BOAS— t.\ yards long, 4s lid each, were ios o,d; Feather Boas for Children, is 1 id, worth 3s 6d; long M%%)^j^ •// v^lP^Sf^ F^^^f p i-u Roas for Ladies, 4s 3d, worth 6s. A big lot of Fur Collarettes is nd each, 50 per cent, under value. A lot of Ladies' White |||pvf ~ ]?^m§Sß^- ( "^J&yZs A^nffrimmpH with embroidery, of surprising value. In the SHOWROOM, which has been remodelled and is now one of Jthe largest, best 1%%%%' lsjiiSzM'^%Z flt -fr ','xjf* r r u , 1 mna *. convenient and most elegant in South Canterbury, we are ottering a Lhoice btock 01 Ladies and Children s rur-lnmmed and zZzz&i >; i» j>i t tv «. r- Jo^Wc !TlQtPr<; &c at prices which must soon clear them. An odd lot of Coloured and Ladies' Black Jackets —about one-quarter usual price *fllll & *^ffiSL&ZSs lined Cloaks, Three-quarter Capes, Jackets, Ulsters, «c, at price* from as 6d upwards. '^^^o^^\^^/ Some odd makes in Ladies' Ulsters, from is nd each, were ten times the price. Children's Ulsters in all sizes and colours and newest styles. A lot of Ladies' Mackintoshes bought at exactly Half-Price—all New Goods in Stripes, Checks, &c—price from 5s 1 id. Ladies' Jerseys in Black and Colours, 3s lid to .J^, rfk, 8s 6d usual price <s-6d to 12s. ,A Special Line of Corsets for useful wear, 2s 6d pair, cannot be matched at 3s o,d. Underclothing at very low prices. Ladies' Wl^' r^S&Ssk Flannellette Knickers is 6d. Infants'Flannellette Night Dresses, is 3d. Woollen Hats, Bonnets, Bootees, Knitted Vests in all sizes, Infanlees. A Choice jgßk 'lilliiF Stock of Ladies' and Children's Millinery, all at Clearing Rates. WBBk /^%dfc»^\ Men's Heavy English Tweed Sac Suits, 23s 6d ; all wool Colonial Tweed Sac Suits, 25s 6d, 32s 6d, 38s 6d; double-milled Saddle Tweed Sac Suits, 39s 6d, h^J Jii^K^^ worth • Striped Tweed' Trousers and Vest 9s ud, worth 17s 66. Heavy English Trousers, 5s 6d, 7s nd, worth 8s 66 and ios 66. Some splendid lines in P^IWSH all w~ol Tweed Trousers, from 9s 66 upwards. Saddle Tweed Trousers 13s 66, should be seen to be appreciated. Men's Heavy Tweed Overcoats, with Capes, /#^^ fllPt IpttSIISSI^M from^Ss 6a Boys' Knicker Suits in English and Colonial makes—extraordinary value. Men's Merino, Cotton, and Woollen Singlets and Pants in about 20 |7 4£m> W$M iS^^SWi different Qualities lob line of Merino Shirts, is 1 id, worth double. Gents' Oxford, Woollen and Cotton Shirts, in all sizes and at all prices,—a special line with %^^« EWtPiWIBS collars at 2s d 'worth %s 66. Gents' Hard Felt Hats, newest shapes, in Black, Fawns, and Browns, 4 s 66 and 5s 6d, grand value, Braces, Handkerchiefs, Silk WSttW JW' ■f Scar V S es Gloves 'Merino and Woollen Sox at prices that cannot be touched. BOOTS for Children, Ladies' and Men-of all descriptions. i^K^K '"' " " FAMILY MOUMfIfIMCI- UEFAIITMEMT. Fv rv i-pniikite foi Family Mourning is kept in stock. Special attention is devoted to Millinery, and no pains will be spared to secure the prompt execution /W? TOWralL' of all orders entrusted to our care. Crape Cloths, Cashmeres, Merinos, Crape Veils, Gloves, etc, always in stock. /Uli t« ' TEPIJVES CASH