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Evening Star, Issue 3052, 29 November 1872, Page 1

H E R B E R T, DRAPERY. A Y N E S, AND ADVERTISEMENT. £1 ° ’ S IMPORTATIONS—FOR SPRING ... FOR SUMMER ... 181 PACKAGES 133 TOTAL ... 314 Comprising—--30,000 YARDS FANCY DRESS MATERIALS Chusau Stripes, Twilled Baleruos Satin Cloths Glace Lustres, Steel Lustres. Brocho Pompadour Double Grenadines, Broche Grenadines, Striped Grenadines Jacona Muslins, French Muslins, Costume Muslins POLONAISE STRIPES AND FIGURES Black Silks, Colored Silks, Figured Silks, Plain Silks, Corded Silks Turquoise Silks, Satins, Poplins 20,000 YARDS CHOICE PRINTS, PRINTED BRILLIANTS, PRINTED PIQUES Batistes, Cretonnes Satteen -Jeans, Martaban Crapes, Isree Cloths, Colored Lawns White Cotton Hosiery, Balbriggan Hosiery, Silk Hosiery PARASOL s *, PARACHUTES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, LACES, EMBROIDERY Lace Sets, Lace Ties, Linen Sets, Silk Ties, Crape Tics Millinery Bonnets, Trimmed Hats, Untrimmed Hats, Feathers Flowers, Wreaths, Ornaments GOO SETS MUSLIN, LENO, AND LACE CURTAINS HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO.’S -STOCK OF MEN’S CLOTHING is the Largest in the Colony, and they have just opened out 18 Packages, ex E. P. Bouveric, Comprising— MEN’S AND BOYS’ SUITS MADE TO ORDER ! ! Boys’ 15/ Sailor Suits Boys’ 9/6 Zouave Suits Boys’ 17/6 University Suits Boys’ 22/6 Stanley Suits Men’s 5/ Crimean Shirts Men's 3/G Harvard Shirts Boys’ 1/11 Jean Shirts Men’s 4/6 Under Flannels Men’s 2/11 Cotton Pants Men’s 3/6 Lambswool Pants Men’s 1/3 Hand-knit Half Hose M en’s /6 Brown Cotton Half Hose Boys’ 35/ Galatea Suits Boys’ 12/6 University Jackets Boys’ 15/ Stanley Jackets Youths’4s/ Galatea Suits Men’s 16/6 Paris Hats Men’s 15/ Drab Shell Hats Men’s 4/6 Felt Bats Men’s 1/6 Straw Hats M en’s 1 / Tweed Caps Boys’ 1/6 Cloth Caps Boys’ 3/6 Felt Hats Boys’ 4/6 Sectional Hats 50 PIECES FANCY TWEEDS for Boys’ Wear, 2/6 to 2/0 per yard. Scarfs, Ties, Gold and Pearl Studs, Braces, Umbrellas, Dress Shirts, Leather Trunks, Railway Rugs, Carpet Bags, Linen-faced Collars and Cuffs. All Goods marked at nett Cash Prices, without discount or reduction of any kind. JJ E 11 B E R T , H A YNES, AND 0° .

PAINTERS, PAPERHANGERS, &c. AN DR E W LEE S, Painter, (.Hazier, aiul Papcrbangcr, Importer of paperhangiugs, window glass, plain ami ornamental, ships' signal ami deck lights, glass shades, cucumber and propagating glasses ; white lead, oils and colors, gilt mouldings, &c., &c. . HQ "CUSH AND SON having , X 1 completed the rebuilding of their premises, beg to call attention to their extensive stock of GLASS, LEAD, OILS, COLORS AND PAPERHANGINGS. They are Importers of Wylie and Lochheads celebrated make of Papekhangings and being in receipt of monthly shipments direct from that firm, they are enabled to offer their patrons, the largest and host selected assortment of any house in Dunedin and at lower prices. Purchasers oe 25 Pieces of one pattern will be treated as wholesale buyers, and re- [ ceive the advantage of the liberal discount | made to them. | PRINCES STREET SOUTH, Wholesale and Retail. WATCHMAKERS. [Established 185G.] ARTHUR BEVERLY, CHRONOMETER, WATCH, AND CLOCK MAKER, Exactly opposite the BAN Iv 0 E 0 T AGO, Princes street, Dunedin. SH I P CH EONOME T ERS Cleaned and rated by transit observations. Nautical Instruments repaired. Awarded First Prize for Clocks and Watches, New Zealand Exhibition, 18b5. TUST ARRIVEDPer “William Davie,” from Glasgow ; Gold and 'diver Watches ; Gold Lockets ; Brooches ; Chains; Silver and Electroplated Tea and Coffee Services ; Desert Knives and Forks in eases ; Silver Cups ; Fans, &c. GEORGE YOUNG, j IMPORTER, I WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, | PRINCES-STREET, DUNEDIN, ! ’ i Opposite Bank ol New South Wales, | George street, Dunedin. 0 H N ISL 0 P LATE