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Evening Star, Issue 3232, 30 June 1873, Page 4

SfiWtfrdPPtfi'rbA DRAWEE. .3.* rr*rtw&v'QvhA f ••■ ■■ Jg EM* W N, • • JjJ vm t- M 0, • A MI Ifi 0. : i Have by vessels lately arrived been placed in [possession 'of Additional Shipments of ! NEW AND CHOICE WINTER GOODS, So! 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 Wiitney and Melton Oyerixiats, MenVEihe Blue Beaver Overcoats Men’sHeavydo.Lined Waterproof Tweeds . Men’s Waterproof Tweed Overcoats Mo.n’a lVieze Travelling Q6ats , .... ' Goal*, iretpi., R 1.. " j •’ Thi ,r Emper6r” Blue Waterproof Coat, in all sizes. ; Boys* and xouths’ Overcoats,.frota • ’ • Boye’ and Touthyjn f T,erhesa.CapM, r |rom .... ~, ... 'Esb’ Men’s Shits; Men’s DukO'ftf f Suits, 27s 6d 37s 6d 60s Od 26s 0d 455, Od, l2s l 6d T Me*’a Colonial. ;Tw«<VSmtß, froni r , r Soys* Durable Tweed lroW 13s 01 12s. 64 Ifls'Od 37s Id’ SOsGd MrOd 60s Od :^..V T 1 WIJ n i/uiawtv j, trv«v. ..mivbwi wwuv.», ..vru. ... Youths’‘Colonial Tweed Suits, out owp make ; _.Z ' ’ 45# 01 Men’s Mosgiel Tweed Trousers, our &tn make; 10s 61 ahl‘2ta 01 , i v |, G 7 '>,/ Vests,, „ t SOaWtod 37s 6l‘ In our Manufacturing Department, we produce garments of every ojasSi’and for every age, Whiohfor etyle, fib, todfinish, will cdmpkre with baspoke goods, and at little over the price, of English-made Clothing. . ' ‘ V' ‘ ■ MEN’S Crimean Shirts, r from ; * ;; - Heavy Shirts, front 1 '■ Fancy Cotton Stilts |, •: fancy veto Working Shirts, from ItonWLCndSrahirttf I' ~ Lambs wool Undershirts „ [ „ Pants - „ Plaiding Drawers: “ < ~ §al?hose Alloa Hai&hotot j DrharShirta (linen fronts' T#eed and Travelling PbitmkntS&ttS Qarpet.-Bagaj , t s. d. 4 16 Si 6 tie ■n 6 -t ‘]knitted Wiool.Socke if 4_rr.„.,:f.-vr r , ■: • "BOYS’ anl* YOUTHS’ i Crimean Shirts, from ; I Taney Cotton Shirts. from, ! legattn Shins, from 1 1 1 ] jamhftwool. Drawers 1 iambweokSocks,- _ ftrong Worsted Socks 1 'renoh Peat Gaps 1 'elt and Tweed Hats W^HtoCtolforteii 1 '■ 1 'ancy Wool Scarfs Linen-faced Collars Silk Neokties --> " ■’■ Braces-scud Belts' ' ; s.d. . 3 6 Tn 2 6 ■2 6 - 3 9 - 6 6 1:0 ■v 10 v 0 10 • I £ ; 0 9 . i^© • 0, i: }; 0 *9* A‘ msgnißcent • variety of j Skirt -Studs and Sleevetdanks, B*tw« Hats, Conner - 1 Bags, Handkerchiefs, Toilet Oases, Clothes BnwhpsrCombs,, Scarfs, Ties,, Cpllafti, Shirt %a<ws, pCordigansJ Military Trimihingp,' l ßadges, 6f ever/ description, Ac., &o. •' ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ■ -y: . ! |;; TAItOR^DItAIITMENT. This being t uuler thfa mantoement of a Cutter of undoubted ability and experience! and having a large staff of first clMs j we - can guarantee pSrfdct 's&tisfacwofl in fit, • and workmanship, together with sound .material andj. most moderate charges. L v- ! .•> ■ We haVe >if, - Black Cloths, Beavers, Witneys, » (for Overcoats) ; Faucy , Coatings, Trousers and Vestings t alto V Splendid variety of Steut Oloths and T weeds, [adapted for Boys’ plqthiijg, -j T; O I", r l mr y' A Plate of Fashions, illustrating 21 styles of Suits; with ’ the latest improved c|,j|elf pf Cloth supplied'free on application.' t . ) .1 'i . i 7 jj r o wvm; ii g, Alf PRINCES ; STREET AND' MANSE STREET; DXJNEDINi - j. -j-; ■ ■ ; "• 1,1 u ‘ *••

WATCHMAKERS. .< '■ Jin'. 1 #), ll J“t ..Wn'--—!■ Fifoni R.* Brysc(tt anti I [ tneHQueen, Roinndi'glt P ETteK, Chroiaoineter; _ RndCldck Maket, Raiftay*ftreet.(f Wf dtars ! Eotety.' . ( f 4 D H N JJ-lrfh L 9 .LA^B ARTHUR ' cHßdlrpkißTßfc ‘ wAicdi; and 1 CLOCK MAKER, J. , (1 .-r.'|B«wltly..oyp(«lfc'tlhr. : BANK 0 F OTAGO, SHIP "Off RONOMETER S f* [Cleaned and rate^by r j j Nautical Iristraiaentg repaired. P/i W ■ PAINfEBS PIPBRfcARCteBS; «0* .iil bite. A N D R. Painter, OEyfe^andP^ gtiporter of paperhangings, window glass, plkm and ornamental, ships’ signal and deck glass shades,,encumber -pad/ gibing* glasses white lead, oils and colors, | ;i|t monl^ngfr ty., sc., ... 7k ■ i. :r HS. FISH ANP SdN, having eom* , tphppMaa oLtbeij? naiseS, begto call attention to their extensive Jtock of . ~ • ~i GLASS, LEAD, OILS, COLORS AND v, PAPERHANGINGS. They are Imported' *of Wylie and Leichheads celebrated make olPaperhakombs, and beihg in receipt# i froin’ that ftm. J;hey are enthents direct ir viu «u-ui, ] abled to offer their patrbili thelargesfeand. heft selected ! assortment of' ahy hohfe i*l'’ Ddnedin and at 16wefptt6eiL ‘ , . Purchasers dr 2® Ptwtttf df dhe pktfetti will be treated as wholesale buyers, and f re* oeive the' advantage . of ' the liberal duootihtr made to them. ' [ ! : PRINCES ’ STREET SotfTß* . , Wholesale akd R^t^u

~ BUTOHKB». G E0 R G.E WIL 8 O N), Successor to Edward Menlave, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BtITCHEE, George andMaclaggan 1 Streets, 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 t6 intimate to masters, of vessels, and the public generaUy,tbat hwstill coDtiimeetosnpply the* beetqnalityjOfMefct at the lowest rates, .andhaano .connection* with any other botqber in the Port. - ./■ : TAMES M‘NEIL ‘9IMPSON, • ’(Late ef^iihpsefoand Asher), WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL BUTCHER; | OTAGO BUT^ HE,, George Street (afew doors from: Octagon)-' | DuneduL . •: > jFamilyOtdere puncttiftllyattenfled to,' 1 SHppiiig Aupplltd, ' ' ’‘ ’ !