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... n°* S^crrilES &c, 4c suitable for the Autumn .VTLE»- C 0„ fi creat' variety of shapes and styles, in the ^ including a fe r %4 p „ Vardens. i^-^^XDE WHITE SKIRTS. cletb SKIRTS, well tucked. Is. «d.; 11 tucks, U^ d - Frilled, and Embroidered Flounced Ditto, from i B IS I?J£«S GOODS IN ALL THE NEW MATERIALS. FA** D /aLPACAS. Ss. 10*4 the Dress. ff^citas ilk*. p yßrd - _. Si* 2s. 6d. per yard. ...
... to inform the in- Cntter, f ?? 1 jj a _ QL ?? and vicinity that he has taken the b»b*.t 6ntE , Vf ?? Nicoll and Co., of London, and has on agency * ar -. c ty of Overcoats, Reefing Jackets, Negligee bind > ■ * ?? R ,_ed Railway Rng, Travelling or Hunting oo*- 6 ...
... 1 ' ano _i.er Winter Season he has made eoTStD'OCom^ « r( . fir tbat tbe requirements of his 4 _?3CT«B» 1! at **• «• ?? has The OVE RC ?? A . .* years had special favour with the public, ?? uum 'f the great care bestowed upon the manu- r ccnseqaenoe ol^WB J, RarmentB offered for sale. Setore and C °° S TS _ H IRST'S BEAVERS, ^ ©VEKCOATb r» Brown and •live. -_«. OATS-HIRST'S BLUE AND BLACK. ...
... ?? * j o _\ A -s\ 4k v / r^SS!_?__Sß_s__K 1 rv r x °eice Id. Unstamped, Stamped IJd THURSDAY, Si^PTEMBKU 24, 1874. RBGIST ?? FOB TRANSMISSION ABROAD. _^o. 2.M& OUR NOVELi^S IN SPRING GOODS for the Spring and Sut_. ,,ner of 1874 ' comprisea large and choice selection of West C cotch ...
... has made * comtn-ncorae the reqairementB 0 f his sensual P rep / l J;, I.iv1 .i v ' ...
... Snowier arrangements are now complete. The whole of ?? -nurchases, amounting to over 414,000, have come to hand •jhaen marked off on the smallest remunerative scale of ?? fltß A« they atiU adhere to their principle of paying ready f° I'for eyerything, thereby securing many advantages, their D>oT>e ' .ill be found to compare favourably witb those of any !*3L_S in the United Kingdom. w « v would ...
... ?? . w taaaw^Mfe^ PRICE Id. Unstamped, Stamped ljd THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1876. REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD, No. 2,698 rTHORISED AGENTS for Hudder&field, A Tw,«l.nrv Holmfirth, and eorrounding districts, for Tvrr-s CELEBRATED LiDIES' FRENCH BOOTS, iLLINPON and WHITHAM, 6, John William-street, EnJ f ? D ?? Stocks of trench BtOTS and SHOES in Tr i\-iii\ l^inj^dom. 'M r-VlON _\one Recnine ...
... ?? ?? ~v _* S^§*_„ Jf \ __— ?? PRICE Id. Unstamped, Stamped ljd. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1876. REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD, No. 2,031. REMOVED FROM TOP OF KING-STREET. BAEKET-PLACE BOOT AND .SHOE WAREHOUSE. JOSEPH VARLEY' AND SONS, successors to Mrs. Hy. Liddell), FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS. Fimt-clas. assortment of LADIES' REST HAND-SEWN BOOTS. LADIES' PLAIN AND FANCY BOOTS. LAPIFS' ...
... and I toe newest Goods of the seasons constantly kept in stock, j the lowest remunerative prices. ._ li I_e only authorised Agent in Haddersfleld for Singer's , _ivaU*d ShWISG MACHISEB. S-Uee for one year over | , 000. Price from £6 18s. ?? __ ?? j gvery description of Machine Sewing executed on the l_uilist notice. i /CLEARING OUT REMAINDER^ OF STOCK OF yjrr inter ove tr coats. , A T l pOST ...
... B L D . ?? g£- 1 *a LITT-jjWOOD, TAILOR and General [^ « OUTFITTER, 16, New-etreet, Hudderafleld. brooding and Mourning Orders exeouted with neatneaf and a tlft_e newest Goods of the aeaaona conatantly kept in stock _j the lowest remunerative prioea. me only authorised Agent in Haddersfleld for Singer's -addled SEWING MACHINES. Sales for one year over SooO. Prioe tram £6 10 a. Every ...
... FOR THE CELEBRATED iDIBUI SINGER. TLINSON AND WHITHAM. J CSV ADDED. THE NEW PRACTICAL rt OR HACEINE AND THE WHEELER AND WILSON 11 MACHINE FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES. „., n0 pkwING MACHTNEB before IntpeeUng MALLIN. va and WH^TEAM'S STOCK, whore over 40 of the most ■^fh,«Ld Machines may be seen In operation, which hem, EXi Said, tuck, gather, quilt, Ac., and where any Machina -T- lithe market ...
... from the X iii i OEIV9 and WOOLLES DKAPERY BUSINESS JJ! » TAi^« .. - Uet 4 _, vearg> takeg thig opportunity of eatrirf on by him w olerj?yi Gentry, and PubUc of Hud- rrturniaKbi=i>-.- b nrhood) Jor tbe very liberal support a c der-ti> ! ld aad E ) r ?? -ticits a continuaace of their patronage to eordtd tohun le w.,od, who will, in future, carry on the bis Son, Joku j_ • ,aU debtg oW i ng to ...