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Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 182, 4 January 1878, Page 4

- " 'M ■ Duxi9dm Advertisements -JrTERBKKT, HAYNES, and CO. ',-j ßespectfully invite attpntion to large importations for this Sen_ i'i's Trade, ♦CoiKpii-'ing for nil branches i most compiehen- " " j. fii-vc \ari< oy of well si lected Goods " 'iTeii'fl TroWrs and Vests made frorti Mosgiel | Twoods 'Men's Trousersand Vests mado from Geelong Twpeds "Men's^Trousm-s and Vests made from West of Englind Tweeds .yyMen's.Troiisevsaiid Vest w?ll made, thoroughly vX-:'''--.'-' ;; I->hrunJc,-'and.*f'ishionaWv-c , ut, 27s 6d, 30s. ] yy^enVPagetiSmts. Mosgiel Tweed . y y Jinn's Paget^Ruitsv West- of England Tweed yy^f^Tfin's Paket Suits. Geelong TweedsyyyßeysVand^outli's' and Men's Overcoats. W^yiiii^iiAjLO'^i'N^. .'.'• . "r : r z- The .univerfial ; satisfaction that s is given, the ' ; " jjei^ect' fit of^eypfy garment, t.becomplete finish y "Hridfstylef *under the"-^supervision of ati experiy ericftd "gutter, Warrants .every confident recom- '--, \ ?:*jnpndnt?oh. "Patterns of coatings, trouserings, ' broadcloths.' Mosgiel tweeds. % y.^^Scotcli'tweeds.'Bliss'^ .tweeds. -'. West Jof England 'A 'iwypdsys^riCftpehy^jiost, .Riding suits madeto y "'order ; 'boys' suits"; made 'to order ; 'V6utbs' suits A Arntide to 'order. "Ovefcoati?; Paget coats, Ulsters, ■ 'Kyand other garments made to order from Tai lol " 8 ' ;!y^efeurerhjent._ . v -."-."_ HAYNES, "tod CO. 7 y^MPti's White'Rhirt-s. assorted in sizps— l4in to ./;y;18in; "Men's ' White Sbirtf«, 4s Od : Men's Ay yy.; Regattas. 3s fid : Mart's Oxford Shirt*. 4s 9d ; . 77: "" Meu's' Cambric SWts. 7s M ; Men's Flannel 77T " L -;-V-trndeiiKirts^3s lid ; Men's "Flannel DrawP^V , -- : *ers,=ilen'a Plaidins and. Swanskin Drawprs. ;Men's Crimeah IShirts. Boys' and Youths' j^^sf " : '7 'Criraeah Shirts ; Fronts,' Cuffs, &c. IH^La-rge; assortment" of Men's i Hats, B. oVS ,' and Summer. Boy's' Hats, 2s B^^^^fc^. Men's Swiss Hats, 5r 9d ; Men's Straw HH^^^H^. in variety ; Youths'^ Strslw Hats in Straw Hats : Boys' Caps, Is Gd; Men's Straw ; Ties, Scarfs, I^^^^^^^^SH^^^^Bntpx ; Men's Silk Urn ■^^^^H^^H^H^HHM^H^^^d per MWjai ___________________________Pll____^_!________; eil ' s ______mypm^^^3 ; "'Bonnets' ;^ ar^^m_U__M____m__m JAckETS/FISCHUS, MANTELETS. '. This branch" comprises a large variety of spe- ' ccially selected novelties for this season. The. 'cutting and fitting of Ladies' Jackets is entrusted to the care of a 'gentleman having many years' B ome experience in this and the Tailoring Branch, 7 and is giving great satisfaction. RIDING HABITS are now made in a large variety of materials. Black Cloth, Blue Cloth, 'Blue .; Serge, Grey Cloth. Grey Meltons, Dark ' Grey Tweeds, Waterprcof Tweeds, Russell Cords. These goods are tailor made, well cut, and always : fit well. Riding Habits made to order from 555. . WASHING FABRICS- To meet the increasing demand we have largely exceeded our usual importations of Stripe Galateas, Check Galateas, Polo Linens. Ltividia Stripes, Cambridge Mattings, Suowflake Cambrics, Coloured Batistes, Printed Brilliants, Tussore Lawns, Printed Per- -'-- -coles, Crepe Brochedines," Washing ' Prints, 6Ad, 7£o. B£d,'9id, and lOid per yard. HERBERT, HAY!NES, and CO. SHAM ROCK * B OTEL, TIATTRAY-STKEEr, DUNEDIN, • '^'(Three minutes' walk from' Railway Station;) '•W.-L.-PHILP „. Proprietor. "W.L. PHILP, ' (Late bf Tokomairiro,) "'Begs 'to announce to his friends, travellers, and *the public generally, that since purchasing the . ; 'above Hotel,' hehas had it entirely renovated, : fiind has added to it aBILLIARD-ROO M, with * one of, Alcock's best Tables. 'Best LUNCH to be had in Town at 1 o'clock. yAleo, for convenience of country visitors, at 12 o'clock. ' Suites of Rooms for Private Families. Large 'Commercial and Sample Rooms. THE' SHAMROCK LIVERY AKD BAIT STABLES. Horses, Buggies, and Carriages for hire. c3l'6 BOILER SKATES'! ROLLER SKATES'! SKATES'! Manufactured by A. &T. BURT, "Otago 'Copper, 'Brassgnd "Lead -Pipe Workß, „ DDNfiDIN. — *c3Bl A liberal discount allowed to wholesale buyers. TT AM B S WALLS" '" ' :^l Wholesale and Retail FURNISHING and GENERAL IRONMONGER, Desires to call attention to his iarge and Varied Stock of IRONMONGERY, .-: Consisting of ilarble and Slate Mantelpieces ,--'..;",.- : Electro-plated rtnd Britannia Metal Goods, 'i. \j" of all descriptions, from the hest Engy •. lish makers . . .. '■Ayy- Block Tin and Wire Dish Covers .;. yFancy Bird Cages, Coal' Vases,' Looking Glasses -American Timepieces, Churns, Tubs, Haj .* ißiikes and Forks *; - >-, "Flavel's, Radclyff c's, and Watson and Gow's ;''• A y Ranges, Heating and Cooking Stoves Ay. Rpgister Grates, Fenders atid Fire-irons ;y : . '."- Young's Cheese Presses and Curd Mills 7 :.-"'"' 'Carpenters' and Joiners' Tools— a large as- '; - sortment, from the "best English makers '7:ySy. Mow 0 Sewing Machines, Fairbarik's and ;' : .:: ; Aver3''s. 'Weighing ilachines hyy and Breepli-loading Guns, Revolvers, : y y Ay- A. y arid Pistols ; Game and Cartridge Bags , 'yy VI ? SJ..;, Powder, Flasks, Shot' I'oiiches, & Belts TT y /Sporting Ammunition of all kinds :'>:^.;y.vy--'^b)el.apd;Pocket Cutlery, a gr^,t variety [»^^ 4 i:-"f^ t ":-Mordari , s*^eri"aiid-PenciyCfises v wysTyy I Sbiet2.s Table arid Hall liamps &;Chandeliers yzTT y-Sibwat's patent Aneucaptic Lamps, Tales! designs Sy ' 7,y "l lrbmßedsteads, Hip and Sponge Baths fßyyy^-i.'S-ericing Wire, Nos 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 llfMy 'yEnjpfch Corrugated Iron, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9ft :^^yyASiAnßeed, colza, olive, castor, nea'tsfoot, ant ftMi#?f-^>!S*^^^rosene oils. »7<zy7fsM7^^ Princes utroet touth. C 49 1