Drapery. A. H A Y Has the pleasure to intimate that ho is now showing a splendid lob of New and Fashion able Sets of COLLARS AND CUFFS, Which he purchased at a discount of 75 per cent., and is therefore enabled and will sell them for less than half the usual wholesale price. The undermentioned Goods have also been bought much under the manufacturer’s prices, and A. 11, HAY Is fully determined to give his customers the full advantage of these favorah'e purchases: 65 doz. Women’s Colored Wool Hose, worth Is Od will be sold for Is Also, 7 cases Dress Stuffs, bought at discounts varying from 25 to 33$ per cent, discount, and will be sold proportionately cheap. All Cash Buyers of Drapery respectfully invited to Come, Sec. and Buy the Rare Bargains now being offered by R . HA Pll INGE S STKB id T , Near the Octagon. Public Notices. TT C K I I, O o T T , L J • Luiuauv, Rattiiav Stkkkt. ..allies’ eardrops, crosses, brooches, and ppendants, cub and polished in greenstone or 7s l;d each. E W G 0 ODS ! NEW GO ODS New and Fashionable Hals All the Latest Style in Hats Too Latest Novelties in Sen I " Various New lb-signs in Scarfs The “ Victory,” - Pall Mail,” kr.. Neat and Choice Pa* terns. IUS r OPENED ! J V'Si OPEN ED : At TAYLOR’S, RATTRAY STREET, (Eight Doors from Princes st.) Inspection invited. Hats made to order. IMPORTANT NOTICE ! A LL Maids and Bachelors arc reminded .xjL that the Feast of St. Valentine is fast approaching, and that the largest assortment of VALENTINES Is to he seen at JACOBS’, opposite U nivet sity Buildings. ASPHALTING. ASPHA LTI.NG d< rtalso asphalting in town ;>'• -‘L ov siiperlieial yard, the priec of which hillicrV has been from 5s to Gs per yard. All worn guaranteed of Ho- best desoript ion and ia-pl in repair for three months. The. ' raordibary reduction now made in price will, it is hoped, secure them the extended patronage of the public. Address, Asphalte Works (late Willoughby’s Coal Yard, Octagon, Dunedin. 4 EOR G E 0 . BRODRICK W COAL MERCHANT, (Late Guthrie and Asher.) families supplied with the best English, itch, Newcastle, Grey River, Preservation et, Shag Point, Clutba, and Green Island ils ■ Sin thy Coal ; Newcastle and Gas kts. Firewood of every description, in f lengths, at the lowest current rates, lers left at the following places will have nnpt attention : Stuart street Coal Depot, 3 Guthrie and Asher ; Dowling street Coal pot, late Guthrie and Asher ; Stuart set Cord Depot; Princes street South Coal pot ; Office,* Rattray street; Hulk Hcu•y, Port Chalmers. C 1 'I Y PA W N OFFI CE : Rattray street. MLEVY begs to inform the inhabio tants < f Dunedin and surrounding disti i ts, that he is at all times ready to advance money in large or small mms, at half the interest charged elsewhere. ‘Advances made on most liberal Grins, and responsible for all goods left in Ids care. All business strictly private and confidential.
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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2495, 14 February 1871, Page 1
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507Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2495, 14 February 1871, Page 1
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