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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 815, 15 December 1865, Page 3

LEGANCE AND T^CONOMY. The great success that we have ii:et with since adding a TAILORING DEPARTMENT -to the other Branches of our Trade has induced us to give special attention to this important part of the Business. GENTLEMEN, "In addition to a Perfect and Fashionable Fit, will find a much larger and superior lot of -TWEEDS and CLOTHS to choose from than is generally to be met with in Dunedin, whilst the prices charged will be found considerably lower -than those hitherto ruling for first-class GarEVERY DESCRIPTION of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING Made to order on the shortest notice, under the Superintendence of a Thoroughly Practical BRBE'BT, TAILORS, CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS, PRINCES STREET, Near the Octagon. POCKETPIEOES! POOKETPIEGES.' IHIS celebrated Tobacco, which has not _ been in the market for some considerable time, has once more been received by Strelitz and Hart, and as only a limited supply is on hand, connoisseurs will do well to give them an early call. Likewise NATURE'S OWN, which on trial will be found equal to its appearance. STRELITZ & HART, Tobacconists, 'Opposite the Custom House, Princes-street. pj'O'ODS XJC REPOSITORY, Princes-street. Old Christmas-is coming, with Holiday joys, Now - for the presents, now for the toys ; The young and the old are preparing to meet At the Fancy Bazaar, No. 2, Princes-street. Punch is going himself there to purchase a locket, So he puts this advertisement into his pocket; ■He is anxious to witness the grand metamorphis *On the opposite side to the new Letter Office, (So convenient to those who've exhausted their store "Of-stamps, to step over to Moses for more), Moses come here—Moses go there— Moses, " Your wanted," sounds everywhere. " Bring me a walking-stick, fit for an earl ; A work-box I've corae for, that's inlaid with pearl, lire those paper mache They might be considered a trifle too gay) "That dressing-case, fitted with silver inside, Is costly and splendid, just lit for a bride. If one could be found with a generous papa Who's a little bit richer than other folks are ; Aunt Mary is kind, so I -think we'll present her "With that tulip-shaped vase, what a beautiful centre ; Cribbage-board or some chess-men, for Uiicle who's lame, Or perhaps he'd prefer that new cannonade game. Now a case of perfumes for cur dandified cousin, And balls, kites, and dolls we must bxiy by the dozen ; Here are buckles and brooches in steel I declare ! And that comb would look lovely in Margaret's hair. 1 really believe that at Concert or Ball "Without Moses, we could not look handsome at all ; 'His taste is so good, and he's really so clever, That we wish him success now, for ever and AZAAR ! BAZAAR ! ! BAZAAR !! ! Berlin Wool 6d per doz. A. MOSES, Manager.