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Evening Star, Issue 3227, 24 June 1873, Page 4

DRAPERY. B R 0 W N, E WING* AND 0. Have by vessels lately arrived been placed in possession of Additional Shipments of NEW AND CHOICE WINTER GOODS, of which they respectfully invite inspection. At no previous time have they been able to show so large and well-assorted a Stock. GENTLEMEN’S DEPARTMENT. Men’s Witney and Melton Overcoats, ... 27s 6d Men’s Fine Blue Beaver Overcoats ... ... 37s 6d Men’s Heavy do. Lined Waterproof Tweeds ... 60s Od Men’s Waterproof Tweed Overcoats ... ... 26s 6d Men’s Irish Frieze Travelling Coats ... ... 45s Od Black Mackintosh Coats, from ... ... .12s 6d The “Emperor” Blue Waterproof Coat, in all sizes. Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats, from ... ... 13s 6d Boys’ and Youth’s Inverness Capes, from ... ... 12s 6d Boys’and Youths’Mackintoshes, from ... ... 12s 6d Men’s Fancy Tweed Sac Suits, from ... ... 37s 6d Men’s Heavy Ribbed and Plain Suits, from ... 59a 6d Men’s Duke of Edinbnrgh Suits, from ... ... 50s Od Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, from ... ... 50s Od Boys’Durable Tweed Knickerbockers, from ... Us Od Youths’ Colonial Tweed Suits, our own make ... 45s Od Men’s Mosgiel Tweed Trousers, our own make, 19s 6d and 23s 6d ~ ~ ~ Trousers and Vests, „ 30s Od and 37s 6d In our Manufacturing Department, we produce garments of every class, and for every age, which for style, fit, and finish, will compare with bespoke goods, and at little over the price of English-made Clothing. MEN’S b. d. Crimean Shirts, from - - -46 Heavy Tweed Shirts, from • - 8 6 Fancy Cotton Shirts ~ • * 3 6 Fancy Jean Working Shirts, from - 3 0 Flannel Undershirts „ - 4 6 Lambs wool Undershirts ~ -56 „ Pants ~ -46 Plaiding Drawers ~ -50 Mosgiel Drawers ~ -76 Lambswool Half-hose ~ -10 Alloa Half-hose ~ - 1 3 Dress Shirts (linen fronts) „ -56 Tweed and Cloth Caps „ -16 Travelling Portmanteaus ~ -14 0 Carpet Bags „ -46 BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ s. d. Crimean Shirts, from - - -3 6 Fancy Cotton Shirts, from - -2 6 Regatta Shirts, from - • -26 Lambswool Undershirts, from • - 3 9 Lambswool Drawers „ ■ - 5 6 Knitted Wool Socks ~ -10 Lambswool Socks „ -10 Strong Worsted Socks ~ - -0 10 French Peak Caps ~ • -16 Pelt and Tweed Hats ~ - - 2 6 Woollen Comforters „ - - 0 9 Fancy Wool Scarfs ~ • -10 Linen-faced Collars ~ • -0 6 Silk Neckties „ .06 Braces and Belts „ - -0 9

A magnificent variety of Umbrellas, Shirt Studs and Sleeve Links, Satin Hats, Courier Bags, Handkerchiefs, Toilet Cases, Clothes Brushes, Combs, Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Shirt Fronts, Braces, Belts, Cordigans, Military Trimmings, Badges, of every description, &c., &c. j oJ TAILORING DEPARTMENT. This Department being under the management of a Cutter of undoubted ability and experience, and having a large staff of first class Workmen, we can guarantee perfect satisfaction in fit, style, and workmanship, together with sound material and most moderate charges. We have just opened our season’s shipments of Tweeds and Black Cloths, Beavers, Witneys, Pilots (for Overcoats); Fancy Coatings, Trousers and Vestings; also a splendid variety of Steut Cloths and Tweeds, specially adapted for Boys’ Clothing. & A Plata of Fashions, illustrating 21 styles of Suits, with the latest improved Chart for self-measurement, and Patterns of Cloth supplied free on application. B R 0 W N, W I N G, AND Q 0.,

PRINCES STREET AND At WATCHMAKERS. ?rom R. Bryson and Sons, Watchmakers to the Queen, Edinburgh. PETER ADAIR, Chronometer, Watch and Clock Maker, Rattray street (a few doors from Murray’s Private Hotel). 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. PAINTERS PAFEBHAN6ERS. &o. Andrew lees, Painter, Glazier, and Paperhanger, Importer of paperhangings, window glass, plain and ornamental, ships’ signal and deck K/vUin «. nn nUn/I Ac* minumKav onrl nPATifI." [Established 1856.] H ISL 0 P LATB

lights, glass shades, cucumber ana propagating glasses white lead, oils and colors, gilt mouldings, &c., &c. HS. FISH AND SON, having com- , pleted the rebuilding of their premises, beg to call attention to their extensive e tock 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 op 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. EORGE WILSON. Successor to Edward Menlove, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, George and Maclaggan streets, Dunedin, and George street, Port Chalmers. Families waited on for orders in all parts of the City and Suburbs. JAMES FORSYTH, SHIPPING AND FAMILY BUTCHER, Port Chalmers, BEGS to intimate to masters of vessels, and the public generally, that he still continues to supply the best quality of Meat at the lowest rates, and has no connection with any other butcher in the Port. JAMES M'NEIL SIMPSON (Late of Simpson and Asher), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, OTAGO BUTCHERY, 'Jeorge Street (a few doors from Octagon) Dunedin. Family Orders punctually attended to. Shipping Supplied. George street, Dunedin. BUTOHEKS.