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Evening Star, Issue 2813, 23 February 1872, Page 3

Drapery B R 0 W N, yyOULD respectfully E WING, AND C 0l invite inspection of their OPENING SHIPMENTS of AND INTER jJR APERY, By the undermentioned vessels : And AIL TEAM EE. W£ have just received by tlic Mail our Season’s parcel of PAPER MODELS, Showing all the latest designs in Jackets, Mantles, Dresses, Costumes, &c., to which we invite the special attention of Ladies, TEST OPENED, a beautiful assortment of Peal Laces and lace Collars, in Maltese, Honiton, Italian Point, and D’Anderlecht Lace. All New Shapes. 100 B DOZEN KIDGLOYES, all Sizes, I lain and Stitch Backs. ROW N, Jg WING, AND PRINCES STREET AND MANSE STREET. c 0.,

Upholsterers, etc. O E T H AND gCOULLAE, JMPOETEES OF JOINING, JJRAWING, AND JgEDEOOM QAEPETS, JJILOOR F A Large Quantity of ANCY AND JJRNAMENTAL JEON AND ON HAND. NEW SHIPMENTS ARRIVING MONTHLY JJEDSTEADS, 2 300 YAIIDS ° F £J HINEBE M ATTING, AT 104 PEE YARD. CABINET MAKERS, AND IMPORTERS, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. All Kinds of American Chairs in Stock. Publications. LETT’S MARIES, 187?, have arrived per ‘‘ May Queen.” —Prizes. A large variety on hand. CASSELL’S Popular Natural History ; Cassell’s History of England ; lire’s Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines ; Cassell's Illustrated Shakespeare ; Dr Chalmer’s Life and Works ; Burke’s Life and Writings ; Cassell’s Household Guide ; Beeton’s Dictionary of Universal information ; Dictionary of Daily Wants ; Kinglake’s Crimea ; Frondes History of England ; Hugh Miller’s Works ; Collin’s Portable Commentary ; Bradford’s Bible opened for Children ; Every Man’s Own Lawyer, Weale’s Scries, nearly complete ; Drawing for Carpenters and Joiners, for machinists ; Perspective ami Model Drawing ; Cassell’s Book of Birds ; Cassell’s Illustrated Travels. Alford’s Greek Testament ; Hanna’s Works, &c., &c. AT REITH AND WILKIE’S.

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