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UIiKSOH ) ' TO THE Ii!HA3!TA'iT3 OF C39MWEU. ADD THE SUWISDiO BOTBIS. I. H ALLEN STEIN * Co., E ,1 A I) ■ i ' > " ' .. i- ■.; i u :.. ■>■<<,■ ’ ♦ I GENERAL IMPORTERS, f'v-'i }o*vi i »;••/{■! tewfv "fi it - • "»* - • ;] j-} jj Q l j So, 1, ELIZAEETH-STREST, MELBOURNE. DEE-STREET, INVERCARGILL. QUEENSTOWN, ARROWTOWN, AND CROMWELL. r 'AWING for fclia last fifteen years enjoyed one of the largest up-country connexions in Victoria and New Zealand, trust, by,adhering to the principles,of their other establishments, to gain equal favors in the Cromwell and surrounding districts. Their Stoic will in every rospoo's be found second to none in New Zealand. It is their ruling principle to keep the very best artioles obt unable, an d they may state that, by a long Colonial'experience, they have acquired an intimate knowledge of every class of gaols most salted for a Mining, Agricultural, and Pastoral .Community.

Riding Pants of all kinds, flats a large variety in all tlio newest shapes, Cotton, : Merino and Woollen Half-hose, and a largo variety of Boys’ and Youths’ 'Clothing. ; Also Tents, Tarpaulins, Horse-rugs, supe rior Hosing Canvass. 13'.JOTS AND SHOES. Ladies’Black, White, and Colore’Kid i Elastic Sides, Cashmere and Leather Boots, !; and a large, assortment of Slippers; Men’s lland-Boys’ Elastic Sides, Balmoral, Wellingtons, Nuggets, Bluchers ; twenty-one cases Hayward’s Thigh Gum Boots (a direct shipment, 375. (hi. per pair); a variety of 1 Loggings; Colonial Watertights, made to our own order in Melbourne, and guarani toed superior to any other make, 255. per pair. IRONMONGERY & HARDAY A RE, Perhaps no trade is more difficult and re- ! quires more knowledge in getting the right \ class of goods than the hardware business. Aided by the long experience of our Mr. Buttnor, who devotes the. greater portion of his time to the ironmongery and hard- | ware, wo enjoy special advantages in got- | ting the latest improvements which are continually taking place in Mining Tools, Agricultural Implements, and other branches Axes, Adzes, Anvils, Augurs, Awls, jAso, Adze, Pick, and Hammer Handles, | Brass Taps, Blind Hooks, Bings, Roller j Brackets, Buttons, Butter Trycrs, Pats and Prints, Bellow s (house and blacksmiths’), Iron and Galvanized Boilers, Bells, Bedsteads, Candlesticks, Candle-moulds anil Cotton, Compasses, Dog, Cart, Plough, and Trace Chains, Butchers’ Choppers and knives, Coffin Furniture, Mane Combs, Horse Brushes, Socket and Tirmcn Chisels all sizes, Cruets, Corkscrews, Colonial and Camp Ovens, Stoves, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons, Teakettles, Saucepans, Long-handled Shovels, Spades, Manure and Potato Forks, Fencing Wire, Quicksilver, Coach and Screw Wrenches, Powder and Fuse, Clothes Pegs, Planes, Saws, Files, Hammers all sorts, Fishing Lines, Gridirons, Frying-pans, Ladles, Carpenters’ Buies, Scissors, Paste Cutters and Jiggers, Pincers, Sheep Shears, Turkey Stones, Grecian Hones, Hobbles. Milk Yokes and Solves, Manilla Rope all sizes, Turnserews, Gimlets, Augurs, Sail Needles, Palms, Bread and Nutmeg Graters, Glue Pots. TINWARE. Basins, Cullenders, Funnels, Lanterns, t Ewers and Basins, Dishes, Plates, Pannikins, Milk Cans, Measures, Dishes, and Strainers, Broad, Moat, and Baking Dishes, Scoops, Coffee and Tea Pots. 1 TIMBER AND BUILDING 1 MATERIALS. Soft and Colonial Timber all kinds, Corrugated an 1 Painted Iron, Rolled Einc all c lengths, Spoutings, Patent Cut and Finish- C mg Nails all sizes, Screws, Locks, Latches, I Bolts, dry Shoot Felt. hj

DRA PERY. The Ladies will find tins the largest anil newest Stock out of Dunedin, continually added to by the latest novelties from the Melbourne Markets : comprising Black and Fancy Olaeos, Moire Authpies, Velvets, Shawls, Mantles and Paletots, Jackets, Crinolines, black and colored Balzarincs, Kobe' Drosses, Cheeked and Fancy Challis and Mohairs, Mantle Cloths, Whitney's and Sealskins, French Merinos and Llamas all colors, Prints, Muslins, Coburgs, Lustres, Winceys, all-wool Plaids, white, colore: 1 , and fancy Crimean Flannels, Kerseys, Serges, and Cotton Check, white and colored Blankets, Worsted Bugs an! Wrappers, white and co’oro 1 Quilts, grey and white Calicoes, Cotton and Linen Sheetings, Ilorrocks’ Longclotli, Imperial Croy ’on Shirtings, Ilolkm I, Swansdown, white Sateens, Furniture Dimities, Marseilles Quiltings, drab Jean and blue Dungaree, Beetle Twills, Polled Jaconets an I Shirtings, Oil i Baizes, American Leathers, Toilet Covers, Ginghams, Irish Linens, Diapers, Linen Damasks, Window Hollands, Tickings, Hessians, Glass-cloths, Towels, Book Muslins, soft Mulls, Nainsooks, Harness, Book, an ! Leno Blinds, Swiss Muslin ah! Lace Curta ns, Antimacassars, Jaconet and Cambric Muslin, Edgings, Laces, Insertions, Whisker Blonde, Falls, Cap and Bonnet Fronts, Children’s Cloaks, Pelisses and | Frocks, Infanta’ Cashmere Hoods, Silk | Hats, Infants’ Bobos, Ladies’ Collars a-ml Cuffs, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Hair Nets, Chignons, Sunshades, Flowers, Ladies’ Bonnets and Hats a large assortment, Silk and Satin Bibands all colors and widths, Fancy Buttons and Trinuninus, Velvetpile, Embossed, and Cloth Table-covers, Ladies’ and Children’s Ilosicrv, a very largo stock, white and colored Josephine Gloves, Ladies and Girls’ Underclothing a very choice assortin'-nt, comprising plain an i trimmed night-dresses, chemises, camisoles, drawers, skirts, &c., Baby Linen, Infants’ Bibs, Pitches, Monthly Gowns, Day and Night Flannels, Lawn Shirts, Ladies’ Paris-wove Stays and Nursing Corsets. CARPETS. Tapestry, Felt, Jute, and all-wool Kidderminster, Druggets, Green and Colored Baize, Floorcloths, Cocoa and China Mat- ] ting, Dutch Carpeting, Felt Squares,' Hearth Bugs, Door Mata. , CLOTHING & OUTFITTING DKPARTMKET. i Our new Stock will be found superior to anyinthii Province, being all Colonialunde, under the inspection of our Mr. Ilallcn-tein, in Melbourne Suits. Coats, Browsers, and Vests, ina ’c of Black Cloth, PI in and Fancy DooandTwccds ; Witney, Pilot, and Bsvorsiblo Coats, Oilskins, In- v vorness Capes, Crimean ami Tweed Shirts, I; Silk, Flannel, and Cotton Undershirt;-, 1: and Drawers, Puggarios silk and muslin, 1

COLORMEN’s STORES Paints, Oils, Papcrhangiugs, Paint and Whitebrush Brushes, Glass all sizes. STATIONERY, &c. A first-class Assortment. FANCY GOODS & BRUSHWARE. Concertinas, Perfumery a largo variety, . Scented Oils, Pomades, and Soaps, Toilet ;and Complexion Powder, Hair, Tooth, Baby’s, Kail, Shaving, Blacking, Blacklead, Clothes, anil Scrubbing Brushes, Combs, Chess and Draughtsmen and Boards, Dressing-glasses. • MEDICINES & DRUGS. Sarsaparilla various, Cherry Pectoral, Pills and Ointment, Salts, Senna, Camomile Flowers, Sulphur, Bluostoae, Ciraault’s Medicines, Copper Pomade, Worm Tablets, Syronges, Cement, Cream of Tartar, Chiorudyne, Btoedmaa's Powders, and a very large Assortment of Children’s Medicines. TOBACONISTS’ GOODS. Bight, Dark, and Fancy Aromatic, various Brauns. B.irrett’s Twist, Cigars, Swiss, Trabuecos and II .iv an lias. (This is a line wo can do especially well, as our Melbourne Firm arc very large Importers of the above Articles.) Meerschaum, Woo l and Clay Pipes, Pouches, Tobacco Cutters, Snuff. CROCKERY & GLASS. Cups, Saucers, Basins, Toilet Sets, Meat, and Pic Dishes, Tumblers and Wine (.Basses, Teapots, Plates, Jugs &o. LAMPS & LAMP WARE. Table, Chain and Bracket Lamps, Kerosine, (best brands) tis. Od. per Gallon. LEATHER & G INDERY. Sole and Kip Leather, (manufactured by Michuclis Hallenstciu and Co., Tanners, Melbourne), French Calf aul all goods required by the Trade, JEWELLERY Clocks, Watches, Brooches, Chains, Earrings, Pins, Lockets, &e. SADDLERY. Sad lies, Bridles, Whips, Saddle Straps, and Cloths, Harness, (made for us by Alston, Melbourne). FURNITURE Chairs, Tables, Toilet Stands,' Sofas, Drawers, Mattrassos, (Single and Double), Bolsters, Pillows &c. PRODUCE. Fine silked dressed Flour, (from our Brunswick Mills, Wakatip), Pollard, Bran, Oats, Chaff, Barley, Wheat, Garden and Flower Seed. A good stock always on hand.

We liave only advertised t!io principle articles, as we shortly intend publishing an Alphabetical Catalogue n/ •' : . ?■/[ l< " . j ° ’ enumerating every article; which will assist buyers in giving their orders. Storekeepers, Hawkers, and Wholesale Buyers will find that they can Assort their Stocks as advantageously as from town. All our goods being paid for in Cash gives us an advantage which few arc enabled to avail themselves of. All orders entrusted to us will be promptly executed, and the articles found to be of good value. Grom WELT., 15tu Dkcbjidlu, 18(13. I. HA LLENS €o.

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Dunstan Times, Issue 357, 26 February 1869, Page 3

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