JJERBERT H AYN’KS & CO’S PRICE LIST OF SILKS. JIXTRAORDTNARY GOOD VALUE IN BLACK SILKS. No I—L21 —L2 9s for 14 Yards No 2—L2 lOs for 14 Yards No 3—L3 os for 14 Yards No 4—L3 Ga for 14 Yards No 5—L3 Os for 12 Yards No G—L3 9s for 12 Yards No 7—L3 11s for 12 Yards No B—L3 18s for 12 Yards No 0-L4 4s for 12 Yards No 10—L4 10s for 12 Yards No 11—L5 2s for 12 Yards No 12 —L.5 Ss for 12 Yards For durability and brilliancy of appearance the above cannot be equalled. A very large and choice assortment of coloured and Fancy Silks, L2 9s Gd, L2 15s, L2 I9s Gd, L 3 os ; L 3 Ids ; L 4 us the Full Dress. JJERBERT JJ AYNES & JJO., JpRINCES gTREET. PRINCESS THEATRE.—Friday, December 22nd. St. Patrick’s Brass Band for Harry Kelly’s Benefit, CHRISTMAS DAY EXCURSIONS. MONDAY, 23th DECEMBER. f j MIE Harbor Company’s Steamers will rim as under:— WALLACE for Otago Heads (Kaik) and Waikouaiti, will leave the Wharf at 9 a.m., arrive at Waikouaiti 12 o’clock, leave again at 3 p.m., and arrive at Dunedin Wharf 6 pm. Excursionists will thus have nearly three hours to inspect the Old Kaik and other objects of interest at the entrance of Waikouaiti riv-r. GOLDEN AGE for Portobcllo, Port Chalmers, and Maori Kaik at 10 30 a.m., leaving the Kaik on the return trip at 3.30 p m., calling at Portobcllo about 5 p.m. St. Patrick’s Band is engaged, and will accompany the steamer. PENINSULA for Bror/1 Bay, Port Chalmers, and Deborah Bay at 11 a.m., Oiid for Portobello and Port Chalmers at 2 p. m. On the Return Trips the boats ■will leave Port Chalmers as under : PENINSULA, 4 p.m. ; GOLDEN AGE, 4 30 p m. ; and WALLACE at 5 p.m. Cilices : Harbor lumbers. BOXING DAY. TUESDAY, 2Gth DECEMBER. rpHii; Harbor Company JL Steamers will run as GEELONG for Mocraki Jetty will leave Dunedin Jetty at 8 a.m., arrive Mocraki 12 noon, leave again 3.30 p.m., arriving in Dunedin 7.30 pm. WALLACE, from Oamaru to Mocraki, arrives at Mocraki 12 noon and leaves again at 3-30 p.m. The Oama u baud will accompany the Wallace, and special arrangements will be made for the accommodation of both Oamaru and Dunedin visitors. GOLDEN AGE and PENINSULA, for Portobello and Port Chalmers, at the usual hours. Offices ; Harbor Chambers. BOXING DAY. A GRAND ANNUAL PIC-NIC of the J\. PORT CHALMERS M.U.1.0.0.F., will be hold at the Sawyer’s Bay Butts on the above day. There will also be a Shooting Match for Prizes in kind open to all, ritles and ammunition, on the ground. A large programme of Gymnastics. Refreshments and music on the ground. Coaches will leave Dodson’s Provincial Hotel every half-hour, fares sixpence. No dogs allowed on the ground. A GRAND BALL will be hold at Crickmore’s Royal Hotel in the evening. Single Tickets, 4s ; double ditto, us.
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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2760, 21 December 1871, Page 3
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