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Evening Star, Volume VII, Issue 2046, 25 November 1869, Page 3

Drapery. GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, AND GEORGE STREET, PORT CHALMERS. GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOES. A. AND T. I N GL I S BEG to announce the arrival of their THIRD SHIPMENT of NEW AND SEASON* ABLE GOODS—EX * JAMES NICOL FLEMING ’ Previously Advertised TOTAL 61 PACKAGES 86 147 THE Goods to hand by the ‘Fleming’ have been selected by our Mr A. Indus with great care, and we can assure our.Customers that the advantages we have secured by paying Cash and buying from Manufacturers will be shared by them. rjTHE FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT now contains every Novelty of the Season. BLACK GLACE AND GROSGRAIN SILKS, at unusually low prices, and of very superior qualities FANCY SILKS, in great variety, at cost price. 3 CASES PRINTED MUSLINS, French designs. THE HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY, AND FANCY DEPARTMENT has received additions in NEW TRIMMINGS NEW RIBBONS NEW PARASOLS NEW LACES NEW CHIGNON ORNAMENTS NEW FANCY GOODS IN STAYS, all the New Shapes and Makes—“ Beatrice,” “Bertha,” “Royal Rib,” “ World-wide,” “Champion,” “Princess,” “London,” “Sensation,” “Alhambra,” Improved Star,” &c. OUR HOSIERY BUYER has succeeded in securing some very decided BARGAINS in LADIES’ and GIRLS’ WHITE COTTON HOSE, and we are now offering them at a very slight advance on Manufacturers’ prices. IN anticipation of New Goods advised per ‘Timaru’ ‘and May Queen,' we have determined to clear our present Stock of LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING. Great Bargains may now be had. MILLINERY, Bonnets, Trimmed Hats, and Straw Goods, all in latest London and Paris Fashions. THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT now contains every useful make in Calicos, Sheetmgs, Scotch and English Blankets, Real and Imitation Welsh Flannels, Quilts, Counterpanes, Table Linen, &c. 4 CASES PRINTS, very choice patterns 1 CASE DUE'S LINENS PRINT ROBES and French Costumes FLOORCLOTHS, all widths. THE Goods received by this ship for the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT will well sustain its repuation for style, durability, and cheapness, and having the Holiday Season in view, our BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING has been made specially attractive in price. The Stock is very extensive, comprising OVER 800 6ARAIBNTS. 190 DOZEN MEN’S CRIMEAN SHIRTS, from 4s (id 12 „ BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CRIMEAN SHIRTS 65 MEN’S FANCY JEAN SHIRTS Our Men’s Under Flannels, Drawers, and Pants are made extra large, and warranted sound. A SPLENDID STOCK OF GENTLEMEN’S HOSIERY, Scarves and Ties 1,500 YAR..S OF BLISS’S CHIPPING-NORToN TWEEDS 600 YARDS OF SCOTCH TWEEDS, very suitable for Children’s Wear, BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT, In a previous advertisement we informed our Customers that our “ Men’s, Youths’, and Boys’ Strong Goods are all made from our own sample, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.” We have only now to add that the shipment just to hand is nupSrior to anything previously received from our Manufacturer ; experience having suggested many great improvements. MEN’S SCOTCH BALMORAL WATERTIGHTS, 16s 6d , „ AND COLONIAL-MADE BLUCHERS, 12s 6d BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ WATERTIGHTS, from 7s 6d to 12s 6d. EQUAL TO BESPOKE

Drapery. g LIDAY REASON. SUMMER CLOTHING. An Immense Variety of BEAUTIFUL GOODS, Colonial and Home made, Just opened. MEN ’ S , YOUTHS’, BOYS’, KNICKERBOCKERS. Hats, Caps, Puggaries, Shirts, Studs, Ties, Light Underclothing. ’ E Princes and Manse Streets. McGI L L ’ S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FLANNEL AND BLANKET WAREHOUSE, Arcade, Dunedin, JUST OPENED. 5 Bales Blankets at 235. worth 37s 6d per per pair (slightly dama ed). 4 Bales Flannels at worth Is BJd per yard (also slightly damaged). 2 Cases Brown Holland, 7£d, worth 10Jd per yard (also damaged. 1 Case Hosiery—Ladies’ heavy Brown Cotton from 4Jd to 6£d per pair, worth 9d to Is 4d per pair. 2 Cases A ssorted Drapery (also slightly damaged). All the above form a part of the salvage of the wreck of the Victorian Tower, off the Indented Heads, Melbourne. N.B. 1 Rale of Blankets selling at 11s 6p per pair, worth 20s. T . McGILL, Arcade, Dunedin. B ROWN WING, AND QO. Music. PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. Ml S S BELL Receives Pupils At Mr C. Bego’s Private Music Saloon, Princes street. Terms :—At Mr Begg’s, Four Guineas per quarter; at her Residence, Forth Hace, Maori Hill, Three Guineas ; and at the residence of the pupils, according to distance. MR CHAS. SYKI S, Pianist, is prepared to attend Evening Parties, Balls, or Concerts. Private instruction on the Pianoforte. Pianofortes tuned and regulated on the shortest notice. Dowling street, Bell Tower Hill.

Shipping. For Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau. IHE C.S.S.N. Company’s steamship P H (E B E, Will sail for above ports on Friday, 26th inst. Goods taken at a through rate to Auckland. Passengers go on board free by steamer at 2 p.m, For freight or passage, apply to GEO. IS. BRODRICK, Rattray street. HA I! BOR STEAM COMPANY. STEAM TO TIMARU, A KARO A, AND LYTTELTON. THRICE A MONTH. THE new and powerful S.S. MAORI, James Malcolm, Master, Will run regularly between Dunedin and the above ports every alternate Monday and Wednesday. (Monday, Ist November Wednesday, 10th November Monday, 22nd November ( Monday, 25th October From Lyttelton < Friday, sth November ( Monday, 15th November Cargo received till 3 o’clock on the day of departure. Offices, Harbor Chambers. Fublle Notices HAND AND HEART LODGE, M. U. 1.0.0. F. Court Enterprise, A. 0. F, DR. BORROWS has removed to Cobham House, Stuart street, nearly opposite the new Wesleyan Church. Art Union. GRAND ART UNION. REITH & NICOLSON have been requested by Mr Kemp to hold an Art Union of his Pictures, now on view on their premises, viz. : Sydney Heads, value £2O. A Ship in a Storm, do £2O. Tickets : One Guinea each. To Let T|YO LET, Nine-roomed House in I eith I. street, with |-acre of laud. Gillies and Street. TO LET, that commodious Residence at Waikari, with outhouses, garden, and 15 acres of land, at present occupied by John H. Barr, Esq. Entry 20th December. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. Election Notices. TO THE ELECTORS OF BELL WARD. GENTLE MEN—I am a Candidate for your rep esentation in the City Council, which has become vacant through the resignation of Mr John Simpson. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, BENJAMIN BAGLEY. George street, Dunedin, Nov. 10, 1860.