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Dunstan Times, Issue 334, 18 September 1868, Page 4

LONDON HOUSE, SUNDERL \ND-STREET, CLYDE, ST. BATHAN'S. HEORGE CLARK (Agent for ALLEN FITCH) respectfully states that, in addition to the usual Drapery Business, he has combined the MILLINERY ; & DRESSMAKING, And that he has engaged the services of a Young Lady from the celebrated Melbourne house of Buckley and Nunn, who will be in attendance daily, from 10 a.m. till 9 p.m. Dresses, Mantles, and Cloaks made Hats and Bonnets trimmed, and every description of Millinery and Dressmaking executed on the shortest possible notice, on the premises, LONDON HOUSE, CLYDE. G. C. would also beg to state that he has lately received a largo number of cases of Winter |""J_OODS; comprising IRJVERY description of Wincies, f\F every shade and hue T>ICH French Merinos ri LOSSY Silks and Velvets T7RMINE and other Furs IHOICE Worsted Jackets ADIES' Underclothing A LL descriptions of Flannels I> 08-ROY and other Tartans "NOTTEDA Marsala Counterpanes rjOCOA Mattings, all widths T ONGCLOTHS, Horrocks's Y 0R K and Other Carpets TkAMASKS in all shades, and ¥?VERYdescription of Goods adapted lor both Ladies' and Gentlemen for the winter season. Youths' and Boys' Suits, in evory material and cut. To form an idea of the class of Goods, at present oiTered for Sale, and the magnitude of tho Stock, a visit of inspection is indispensable. GEORGE CLARK, ALLEN FITCH, LONDON HOUSE, CLYDE <si St. BATHAN'S