Drapery. H E R B E R T, H A Y N E S, AND o°. ARE NOW SHOWING NEW GOODS IN EA.CH DEPARTMENT, And have every confidence in calling attention to their present splendid stock. DRESS DEPARTMENT.—AII the various Ta||aft;Clans in Wool Plaids, Worsted Serge, Camlets, &0., with almost every mjflferial -suitable foy Winter WeMylrolfl the manufactories of Glasgow, Bradfoia : N&mcK. SILK DEPARTMENT.—At no period since'■commencing business have we ever shown goods that could compare with those wo are now selling. Soft and durable Black Silks in Drap de Lyons, Drap de France, Gros de Suez, Gros d’Athens, Ducapes, &c. A large line of Fancy Silks far below their value. WINCEY DEPARTMENT.—Very genteel as Well as useful shades in Saxony Winceys, from 94d to Is lid. A very special line at — worth Is. Real Aberdeen Winceys Is l^d —worth Is od. An immense choice of Quilted Silk and Satin Petticoats. Wincey Skirts at 4s lid. TRIMMINGS.—SeveraI cases"of New Goods iave just been opened, making the selection most complete. • * MANTLE DEPARTMENT. —The fashionable Circular Mantles in Tartan and Stripes. A splendid selection of Ladies’ Jackets in every material for Winter. The imm; n e demand for Waterproofs likely to arise this season we shall be fully prepared to supply, having, besides a large number of imported Mautles, several cases of Tweed to hand, which is being made up in the house. SHAWL DEPARTMENT.—Rich and Rare Patterns in Paisley Long Shawls. New styles in Wool and Tweed Shawls. ■ MILLINERY.—The very newest styles in Hats and Bonnets. New Flowers, New Feathers, &c., &c. ' THE MANCHESTER AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENTS are too well known to need comment. The same serviceable dags of goods arc kept at’ the same low prices. THE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE HAS, RECEIVED AN AMPLE SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS IN EVEpY DEPARTMENT. 46 PACKAGES TO OPEN OUT FROM *THE JESSIE READMAN AND WM. LINDSAY DURING THE MONTH. JJ E R B E r. t, jj a PRINCES Y N E S, STREET, AND °' (Near the Octagon), G R E A T BEARING g A L E. gUM M E R G 0 0 D s, AT AND UNDER E NGLISH QOST JpRICES. T HOMS 0 N , gTRA N G , AND Q 0 £jj_ ENEEAL D RAP N R S, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, i
Clothiers and Hosiers! QOLONIAL gUXTS, 425. 6r>. UST A REIVED J llß,l A g JSAAOS, PROPRIETOR,
Drapery. JgROWN, JAWING, & Have opened 7 5 CASES NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS For Autumn and Winter Wear. INSPECTION INVITED.
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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2144, 21 March 1870, Page 1
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422Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2144, 21 March 1870, Page 1
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