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Evening Star, Issue 3402, 16 January 1874, Page 4

nth 1 aMwwMi a-.w ~: - i .<■ (; r ■ ■ " ;‘ff;P;B.-p f ;iXl' at t e-a c tvlon-s?" ’•': y y;’ :.,-. .■ « ■ rOR.'THB:/ , : ,' r H 0 L I T> A Y ! ,S E AS O N.B ROW N, E W; IN G, AN, B o°Have juft Opened Large and Important Supplementary Shipments of GOODS purchased towards the,end of the ENGLISH SKASO|n, at a Large Discount for CASH, and which will be'offered until sold at PJROPORTIONATifiL* ■ LOW PRICES. r SUMMARY OF GOODS REFERRED TO. 1; case cambric handkerchiefs, splendid value;' . ' r 'y‘ ' T case dress improvers 2 cases parasols atts siihshadee' '" . . .4 cases millinery bpUnefcs and trimmed hats ! ' • 1 j 6 cases .unhrimmed sizes I -..0 ‘ rcaselt^wj;^ea^Ao,> i v ■' i.'OMe;chfldren , s J iablcetß and napes j 7:.;. la<R(E«’ - silk - i jackets, ‘ decidedly 1 CMO blaek and colored silks S cases' flowers' and feathers' : dpwe^-fbr 1 the: balLreonj : y'y i - , 1 case' new ribbons, including.ihenewi 3 CMes.summerglpveS w i- '“ r 2 qases ’cojored. q rid e*-skir fcs '1 cMe skirtt tb wear with polonaises I- case children’s marsella polonaises 1 case dresses, bloused,Ac. 1 case ladies’costumes 1 case pinofores, tunics, &c. ■ 2 cases grenadines and piques cases dress materials, assorted 3 cases materialafor childrens wear i, d cases prints, muslins, .batistes.&e. . a ’ fl l% and cMldyren’s stays' /Abases,underclothing-for, all ages ‘ 2 cases Baby linen, squares, j 3.,caseß hair .pads, . i 3 cases sashes,' scarffj ruffles,' sets, &c.‘ j 1 dacesV «f tatting, &o. : .3 cases, fancy goods for. .Christmas trees, ; - ~&c., ; y yy„ ,; ,.: A 2 cases fancy goods ! for 'Chriatmas^jSre• sents 9 cases haberdashery. 1 case bassinettes 2 cases travelling oases, bags, &o. ; 3,ooost!raw HATS ior Ladies and Children, Buitable v for.thp Summer Holidaya,will , Trr; v 1,570 ROYS’ H in. Strawiand Cegboj-ri, apeclded. from Bd,to issd. ( - v- . i; yy ; 1 23:ca8e8-^L^ipoMtemc;^^;i':- ; y/™:'.;; yv; Notß.—As we buy.ill Plain / Househ6ld Draperyand Furnishings froratheManufacturersf or/Net Cashj and.'sellAb r AMininiuni Prhfiij we f <■ m % * . . - J* f! >.■ _ * Men’s heavy tweed 'to 90s Men’s double-breasted ■: :Men’ff!tweed sac*coat«,-Us M to' 35a Men’s paget 6d to 45s -Men’s line dark coats, 27s Hd - to 40s ■ Men’s tweed’trohaera, 9s 6d ! to I7s6d 1 Men’s good tweed- trousers, 14s 6d to 24s 6d' - r . t Men’s’tweed vests, 6s 6d toils dd 1 i Men?s summer vests.' Ss ed to 9s 6d. : : 1 Menia mole trousers;- 6s 9d to 11s 6d 5 ‘ , i M.en’s alpaca coats, lbs 6d to • 16s 6dYouths’ trousers," 68 6d to 138 6i Youtha’ demi sac suits, 21s 6d to 45s ; ■ Youths’ double-breasted suits; 36S 6d ! Yonths’ tine dark suited 45s- < - ‘ Youths’ coats and 'jackets, 12s 6d to 21s! 'Youths’; colored 1 -mole trousers,' •’7s ! •jßoyS’ knickerbocltecs. LOs to 25tf j Boys’ holland suits, 9s to 13s ' Boys’ jacket suits,: 21k Bd to 35i - ' j Boys’ demi sick suits, 27s 6d, 30s, 35s i Boys’ double-breasted suits, 30a tp 40s, "Boys’ tweed trousOrsi Ss 6d to lOa 6d ! Boys’ colored mole trousers, 6i 6d Dress shirts, 4s 6d , >V Regatta Colored cotton 2s ; Crimeaushirts,-4s 94 1 'Cottbu'drawers, 35,. . Serge drawers, ,4s 9d' Linen 4s -6d. r; : i . ' 1 Wool:socles,. Is ... V 's Boys! papa, ;is 3d.,,• - Boys’felt hats, 2s 6d - Mea ? s fait hata,-3a 6d ’ ; Straw hats, 2s 6d . r: Men’s harvest hats, Is' 6d <' - ‘ 1 •' Boys’ braces, 6d SilktiespSd ! Cambric handkerchiefs, 5s half-dozen Men’s best kid'gloves (slightly .soiled] 2s 6d a pair • ! J U V ; B.N' I rL :; E j C L 0 T H I N ; G." \ { -■■■■■ ■' ■' ; ''■ ■■ • ;>';■: j t . .•* . ;■■■'; v ' ,J[ I L2, ur we now'turn out a Very superior class of MEN’S. B >YS’ and 1 YOUTHS CLOTHING, suitable for the requirements of the Colony, and at prices, as ’ i??- W’otdiHary imported’ raw'''h£price oft this olass of labor imG reat Britain; toget her With the ! mcreased Terltf, enable us -to compete successfully,; besides opening up! a New Industry whick''will''give employ-' ment td oujf own A la»-ge assortment, of Boys’ and, Ypuths’ Garments of ■our own manufacture always on hand. : i : ' v ’ * 7 ' ' -itnll JJ RO,W N, , *gl WIN G, AND QO.. OLO T H i'E RS, &c., " DU^DIN.

PUBLIC NOTICES. \ J OSE PH: NXG H0 L SON’S New Patent Double-speed Back- .V. delivery , REAPING AND MOWING MAC SINE. , The of the above Machine has been unparalleled in ..the .Colony, .as regards the great satisfaction it has given; toijtbe agri*. cultural community. . ,V,/ ; Although only introduced late last; season,- ; the latgnnumber of testimonials received" as i to its efficitnoy, and-thej great number sold, show., the estimation which agriculturists . new List 0P 'EiitST bLA.s3 Prizes awarded in /;■- - 1872. First Prize— Geelong Agricultural Show . e -''Baliarat !Show ; ;First Prize—Clones Agricultural Show. First • Prize—Smeaton Agricultural Show '(Silver Medal) idelbourne Intercolonial Exhibition , ; • jFirst Prize—Beaufort: Agricultural Show ([\ i First Prize—Gipps Land Agricultural Show j Fli nt Prize— (Gold Medal) Dunedin AgriI cultural. Show . ; Judges’ Certificate—Longford, Tasmania, as 1 best. Reaper for general purposes in the yard. ■ -° ; v To instantly obtain -a change of speed, I ! B PPP|y new Pntent Keaper with an ecceh-’ 1 on ajcle of ;the main driving .wheel/; and my driving wheel ie.Constructed iWith two sets of toothed gearing of different for driving the! pinion' through which thejkHjfe-har.receivesi ils motion j the ;eccentno bush having a lever.attached which works in a quadrant with three perforations in it to receive the catch on the spring, and, by simply moving the lever to .any :of these perforations, the machine can he easily thrown into fast speed,; slow speed, or out of |gear.. It has aleo : Levers attached .to .both sides of the machine, so as to regulate the height required to,be,cut, . •- ; The object of this improvement ia to ob*; viate the necessity of substituting one pinion for another in order to obtain a change of speed. ..The great inconvenience and loas of time that arises from, this is perfectly" well known to all practical'farmers. Having succeeded in this long desired object, I have scoured my patent rights "aR over the world. ‘ ' ' These Reapers have. been largely sold in Otago for ten years, the : yearly increasing (demand for them, and the hundreds of testimonials received,‘from all Quarters, and the j best proof of their superiority. [: To prevent disappointment, orders should be sent to ine 'as'eariy aa possible/ Cata--1 logues and prices sent, post free, on application. Sole Agent' for Otago— G. F. REID, Stafford street, Dunedin. iN. B.—l am also this year importing a limited number of Self-delivery'. Machines and Patent Grass Mowers, , G. F. REIIX Sole Agents for Pirie’s Patent Doublefurrow Ploughs. Spare Reaper Blades, p.F. Plough Shares. Boards, Wheels, Circular Coulters, and Three-horse Swingle, Trees always in .stock. ! Importerof .Clpyer Seeds, Fencing Wires, &e. 1