Drapery. JJUGH J£IRKPATBICK & QO. Respectfully announce the Opening of THEIR NEW SEASON’S GOODS, which for elegance and usefulness, together with moderate prices, surpass anything they have previously shown. The Stock is ample, and comprises— LADIES’ NEW SILK JACKETS’ LADIES’ FANCY CLOTH JACKETS NEW BONNETS AND HATS NEW MILLINERY NEW FEATHERS NEW FLOWERS NEW RIBBONS NEW PJIRASOLS' ' NEW SILKS NEW DRESS MATERIALS &c,, &c., &c Inspection invited. H UGH jg'IRKPATRICK & ’(0 0 -. PRINCES STREET. • Business Notices. H PALMER, General Mason and Sculptor, South End Monumental Works (Near the Cemetery), Princes’ strefct.south, Dxmedin. E ARE, CASH BUYERS OF WHEAT AND OATS. SERVICE, GIBSON, & CO. c. CHILCOTT, LAPIDARY. Greenstone and Pebbles Cut to any Design, and Polished, unequalled in the Colonies, George street (opposite the York Hotel). SAMUEL BIRD, Lime Merchant, Walker street, Agent for M ‘Donald’s celebrated Renin-ula Roach Lime. Cement and Plaster of Paris always on hand. WM. WILSON, Otago Foundry, Cumberland street, Boiler Maker, Engineer, Millwright, and Blacksmith, &c. All kinds of Castings in brass and iron. Machines of all kinds made and repaired. Water. Engines of any power, superior to use, constantly on hand. Tjfe only 'agent for Booth’s Patent Flaxdressing Maebine, which is capable of dressing two ton? of fibre per week. CARPETS. "VT OR T H AND SCOULAR i\ invite attention to their new Stock of CROSSLEY’S TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS -CARPETS, Just arrived. NORTH & SCOULAR, .Rattray street. TO PARTIES FURNISHING, CARRENTERS, AND JOINERS. WILLIAM COUSTON, Rattray street, has just received, direct from the Manufacturers, a large assortment of General Ironmongery, Carpenter’s Tools, &c., which he is offering at low prices. Tinware of every description on hand and made to order. "Plumber work and Gasfitting done on the .1 ' shortest notice. ’ * -"NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. S to other arrangements for JT -Bus3ffepss Premises, we have determined to self off our Large Stock of Grocerfes afr an-ifafßffiate.'reduction for CASH. -A rare -gppomS||y heads of families for supplying themselves with Goods, of the ve&T£egt quality, at low prices. % X HOGG" & HUTTON, o m Rattray street. CGOOD-FELBOW, Coachbuilder, &c. ; . 20 yearsence in making Velocipedes in the Old'gountry. Opposite the York Hotel, George SOUTH DUNEDIN, RED HOUSE. FURNITURE MART, PRINCES STREET SOUTH. WILLIAM BR E A DING (late of Beck and Breading, Red House, George street) begs to return iis thanks to the inhabitants of Dunedin and Suburbs, for the liberal support given him during the last six years, and to inform them that he has opened the above establishment. Country orders punctually attended to. Kerosene oil, Crockery, Lamps, &c. Valuations effected. New and second-hand Furniture bought, sold, or exchanged. Money to Lend. on e y TO LEND, in sums from £2OO and upwards—on freehold securities. T. REDMAYNE, Union and Castle streets^ c HEAP PRINTING Posters, Handbills, &c. “EVENING STAR” OFFICE Stafford street, Dunedin
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Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2018, 23 October 1869, Page 1
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462Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2018, 23 October 1869, Page 1
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