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Evening Star, Issue 2860, 19 April 1872, Page 3

Drapery W INTER rjl R A D E, B R 0 W N, WING, AND Q 0., Nave made most extensive preparations for the present season, every department being crowded with an immense Stock of New and Fresh Goods imported direct from the Home Markets, and offered at the lowest importer’s prices. THE STOCK OF NEW DRESS MATERIALS Is really immense, and embraces every new and fashionable fabric for the season. Sattecn Cloths in all colours, Plain and Figured French Wool Repps, French and Satteen Merges, Diagonals, and the new Versailles cloth for costumes. Poplin de Laine and French Merinos in every shade. A very superior lot of English made up Ladies Walking Dresses, with material for bofty, at 30s. Saxony Wincey’s 7|d per yard, Super Irish Winceys 10|,d and Is per yard, Aberdeen Winceys Is 2d a yard, all wool weft Winceys Is 6d a yard, the new Argyle Tweed Wincey, 2s 3d a yard. Tartans in all the leading clans. Splendid Valve, SHAWL AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT Presents a most beautiful display of New and Fashionable Jackets and Mantles, combining excellence of material and taste in finish with extreme moderation in price. Fine doth Jackets, variously trimmed, from 6s fid to 19s fid. Heavy Cloth Jackets from 4s fid to 15s. Tweed and reversible Cloth Circular Mantles from 8s fid to 355. Handsome Velvet and Velveteen Jackets. Ladies’ Waterproof Mantles from 7s fid, 150 Ladies’Waterproof Mantles, full size, with sleeves and small cape, all at 9s fid, worth los. < Ladies’ Waterproof Mantles and Costumes in all the mixtures of Tweed. Children’s Waterproof Mantles and costumes in every size. Queensland and Clan Tartan Wool Shawls. French and Paisley wove Shawls and Plaids. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. We hold a very large stock of Silks, Velvets, and Velveteens, worth special notice, being very much under usual prices. Black Silks from 39s fid to 8 guineas, Colored Silks, including the new Brocatilles French Satin Stripes and Figures. SILK VELVETS from fis fid to 21s, FURS! FURS? FURS A most extensive stock of every description. French and London Millinery Hats and Bonnets, in beautiful variety, including all the new shapes and styles. Stays, Skirts and Underclothing. Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas. Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, laced and Sewed Muslins. DRESS TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS. Hosiery and Glove, Colored Scarfs, Ladies Wool X Overs. Tippets, Knitt Wool Shawls, Fancy Wool Ties and Scarfs, in great variety. A beautiful assortment of Peal Irish Crotchet Anti-Macassars, Bread Doyles and Collars. PLAIN AND HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. The cheapest and most extensive stock of Blankets and Flannels to be found in the City. Having bought very largely in anticipation of the late rise in tho price of wool, we will be able during this season to sell under present English value. 13 BALES of FIRTHS celebrated ENGLISH BLANKETS purchased in this market under Importer’s cost. We intend to offer at prices ranging from 10s fid, which is cheaper than the same goods were ever sold in Dunedin. BED AND TABLE NAPERY The Stock of Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Pillow Linens and Cottons, Single and Double Damask Table Cloths, Table Napkins, Towels, Quilts, and Counterpanes, is well worth the inspection of parties furnishing. B R 0 W N, E WING, AND n 0., PRINCES STREET AND MANSE STREET. Upholsterers, etc. PUBLIC NOTICE, 0 E T H AND JpURNITURE gCOUL L A R, JM PORTERS, "|>EG to inform their Friends and Customers, that they are CARRYING ON BUSINESS NEXT DOOR TO THE CORNER, opposite the Arcade, during the Erection of New Premises. C 0 U L L A R , 0 KT H AND g IMPORTERS, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN.

Publications. JUST ARRIVED! jyj’ AGAZINES FOR SUNDAY AT HOME, Leisure Hour, Child’s Companion. Sunday Magazine, Good Words for the Young, &c., &c. HUXLEY’S LAY SERMONS, Argyll’s Reign of Law, Every Alan’s Own Lawyer, iV acaulay's History of England in '2 vois. Chanihtra’s Euclycopocdia in 10 vols. in half preen calf, ami in cloth. Chambers’s Book of Days and Chambers s Information. Cassell s Technical Manuels and Weale’s Scries, kc. , &c. AT KEITH AND WILKIE’S.

FRIDAY, 2Gth APRIL, i At 12 o’clock. NEWBURY TOWNSHIP. ("i ILL IE S & STR EE T ~K are favored with Instructions by Mr James Christie, to sell by public auction, within their Rooms, Princes street, on above date, THE TOWNSHIP OF NEWBURY, Situate on the north-east bank of the Harbor, in what is universally to be the most beautiful and favorite locality for res dence on the Harbor side. The sections arc half an acre each, have been laid off with due regard to the formation of the ground and easy access, and are only a few minutes' walk below tbo present steamboat jetty in Macandrew’s Bay. The Auctioneers can confidently assert that no such beautiful and sunny sites as are to be had in this Township, have yet been offered to the public. Lithograph Plans of the Township can be had at the office of the Auctioneers. Terms of payment : One quarter cash. Balance by bills, at one, two, and three years, bearing interest at S per cent. Title under the Laud Transfer Act. ! C4ILLIES and STREET, Princes street.

Advertisements received too late for Classification. A DUNEDIN FOOTBALL CLUB. MEETING of Members will be held in the Pavilion of the D.C.G., tomorrow, Saturday, at a quarter before 2 p.m, W. BKOG, Hon. See. SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY CONCERTS. By the kind permission of Air N. H. Thornton, his daughter, LA PETITE AMY, Will give one of her wondrous Versatile ' Entertainments at the MAS O NIC II ALL, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 20rn, 1872, Commencing at Half-past Seven o’clock. Consisting of SH A K ESPE A RIAN SELECTION'S, COMEDY, DANCE, SONG, AND REG lIQ DELINEATIONS. Assisted by Mr and Mrs N. H. Thornton, Speedy, Pereival, and several Amateurs. This will be the last oppoitunity the Dunedin Public will have of seeing this clever little lady, prior to her departure to fullil an engagement in Melbourne.