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Evening Star, Issue 3141, 14 March 1873, Page 4

DRAPERY. Dunedin, March, 1873. In publishing the following “ Extracts from our Home Correspondence,” we wish to show, without laying claim to advantages not possessed by others, that our Goods are purchased in the best markets, and on the most favorable terms ; that they are selected with the greatest care and judgment; that no effort is spared to secure the newest, most fashionable, and best goods of every class, and that no house is in a better position to give sterling value to their customers. BROW N. & CQ EXTRACTS PROM HOME CORRESPONDENCE. “ Since date of last letter shipments have been despatched by the several vessels bound for your port, all of which, with others longer afloat, cannot fail to open up to your entire satisfaction, and secure the great desideratum—viz., a still larger increase of business. *’**« * * * * . “Mr Ewing (who is at present in the manufacturing districts of Scotland), from his long experience and thorough knowledge of the requirements of the Dunedin market, has rendered invaluable assistance in securing for you the right class of goods, and unquestionably the best value in this market. “As a result of our joint efforts, you will, during the winter at least, be able to supply your constituents at old prices. . . . The bulk Stock held over from last season will give you an immense advantage over those requiring to buy now, as the advance on heavy woollen goods, such as Blankets, Flannels, &c., is enormous. **** * * > “ Your increased orders have caused all difficulties in the way of going to the fountainbead entirely to vanish, and now I venture to say that no tirm can get readier access to all desirable people. ... I believe everything going out this season will bear favorable c mparison with anything reaching your market, . . There is no earthly reason why you should not compete successfully with any wholesale hou*e in New Zealand in the matter of value. “JACKETS AND SHAWLS —By this mail you will receive six oases, one of which contains the very latest styles. The mantles are very richly trimmed this season. “ MILLINERY, as you will see, is from the leading French establishments, and ought to be all that can be desired.” “ STRAW GOODS, tho’ vastly in excess of orders, must be right. . . . T never saw cheaper goods. , . . By Charlotte Gladstone you should soon have one portion of the 20,000 Hats before mentioned. They are a desperate bargain, and ought to do you B°O<i“RIBBONS.— 8 ° O<i “RIBBONS.'The new colors, so recently considered ugly by now all the rage. A full variety has been sent. Watered ribbons will be much worn. “ FURS, having been bought in summer, are fully a fourth under present prices.” “SILKS.—More than usual attention has this season been given to this line. The Blacks, in particular, you will find are exceptionally good value. You may safely warrant every piece.” , , . „ “DRESS GOODS,-Bradford, London, Glasgow, &c., have been carefully gone through, where the best value and most suitable goods were secured wherever met with. You will find some very choice things amongst it,” “WINCEYS and SKIRTINGS.—Of these, Mr Ewing seems to have made some very large and satisfactory purchases in Aberdeen, Perth, &c. ; but upon these and other Goods purchased in bis tour, he will no doubt make bis own report.” “PAPER MODELS.—These life-size Models represent the very newest designs in Dresses, Mantles, Jackets, Tunics, &c., &c,, made specially for you.” “FANCY GOODS.— Everything new, pretty, and seasonable has been sent in Clouds, Scarfs, Gloves, Collarettes, Real Crochet, New Laces, Belts, Falls, Hair Nets and Rolls, &c., &o. Clouds are as much worn as evor. The Roman Scarf and Sash of which a large quantity has been sent—is the greatest novelty, and quite the rage,’ W I;N G, AND £TO. Being in receipt of THE UNDERNOTED SHIPMENTS, ARE NOW SHOWING THE LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF NOVEL-TIES AND SEASONABLE GOODS They have ever been able to exhibit. The whole of these Shipments have opened up Splendid Value, and have been marked off with the Smallest Remunerative Profits, so that they have every confidence in inviting inspection and comparison. EX VESSELS IN PORT 160 CASES EX VESSELS TO ARRIVE 13~> 295 CASES IN ALL. B R O W N, E T> ROW N, Jjl W I N G, AND £lO., PRINCES STREET AND MANSE STREET, DUNEDIN. WATCHMAKERS. MILLINERS. [Established 1856.] JOHN H 1 S - L ° p LATE ARTHUR BEVERLY, CHRONOMETER, WATCH, AND CLOCK MAKER, Exactly opposite the BANK OF OTAGO, Princes street, Dunedin. SHIP CHRONOMETERS Cleaned and rated by transit observations. Nautical Instruments repaired. NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! JUST ARRIVED, Ex Margaret Galbraith, from Glasgow, 12 CASES NEW GOODS. Ex Suez Mail, 1 CASE NEW GOODS. And to arrive, ex Wild Deer, from Glasgow (daily expected), 16 CASES NEW GOODS. GEORGE YOUNG, Importer, Watchmaker, and Jeweller, Princes street, Dunedin, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales.) MONEY. MILLINERY AND UNDERCLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, PRINCES STREET. MISS WARD begs respectfully to intimate to the Public of Dunedin that she has removed into those central premises in Princes street (formerly occupied by Mr Beaver, watchmaker), where she is now exhibiting all the Latest Fashions and Novelties in Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, &c. STAYS AND UNDERCLOTHING In Great Variety. Note the address— PRINCES STREET. ISS BROWNL (Late at Herbert, Haynes, and Co.), I E Begs to announce that she has COMMENCED BUSINESS in GALBRAITH’S BUILDINGS, Princes Street, And invites the attention of Ladies to her LARGE AND CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OP FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY. HAIRDRESSERS. TO LEND—Sums, from £2OO upwards, on Freehold Security, at Reduced Hates of Interest. Apply to T. REDMAYNE, Union and Castle street. MONEY! MONEY! UNION PAWN, LOAN, & DISCOUNT OFFICE, Fleet and Maclaggan streets, (Late Arcade). Money Advanced, from £5 to £I,OOO, on personal security, repayable by weekly instalments. Discount, daily bills, promissory notes, or other available securities, at lowest rates or interest. Monthly or quarterly payments, as per agreement. ISAACS & MARKS, Fleet and Maclaggan streets. Money Lent on Clothing, Diamonds, Jewellery, &c. MONEY ! MONEY !! MONEY !!! AND ART’S UNCLE TOM’S PAWN, LOAN, and DISCOUNT OFFICE, Fleet street (late Arcade). MONEY ADVANCED upon Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Plate, Jewellery, Firearms, Clothing, and all other personal P1 BILLS DISCOUNTED. CA«H LENT ON PERSONAL SECURITY, repayable, if desired, in weekly instalments, LOANS EFFECTED from LI to any amount. All transactions strictly private. The lowest rate of interest in New Zealand. Uncle Tom’s Pawn, Loan, and Discount Office, Fleet street, late Arcade. Note the Address — Batween Harper’s (Greengrocer) and Hart’s Fancy Bazaar, LYONS & HART, Proprietors, FEE ISS EL, by Appointment, Ilair- « dresser and Perfumer to H. R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., and His Excellency Sir G. Bowen, K.C.8., PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Baths Open at 6 a.m., Summer Season. PAINTERS PAPERHANGERS, &c. Andrew lees, Painter, Glazier, and Paperhauger, Importer of paperhangings, window glass, plain and ornamental, ships’ signal and deck lights, glass shades, cucumber and propagating glasses ; white lead, oils and colors, gilt mouldings, &c., &c. George street, Dunedin. HS. FISH AND SON, having com- , pleted 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 Paperhangings, and being in receipt of monthly shipments direct from that firm, they are enabled to offer their patrons the largest and best selected assortment of any house in Dunedin and at lower prices. Purchasers of 25 Pieces of one pattern will be treated as wholesale buyers, and receive the advantage of the liberal discount made to them. PRINCES STREET SOUTH, Wholesale and Retail. PAPERHANGINGS, Buyers should purchase at FISH’S. 25,000 pieces now on view. PAPERHANGINGS, The cheapest house in town is FISH AND SON’S, Princcs-street South. FIRE. ATHENE DM SHOP. WILLIAM GILCHRIST, Painter, Paperhauger, and Glazier, will carry on business in the above shop until his new premises are erected.