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Evening Star, Issue 3405, 20 January 1874, Page 1

DRAPERY. jJerbbrt, CLOSE OF THE H AYN ES, AN D Q. SUMMER SEAS ON, 18 74. i *, 7P?»,, 76s the full iea ’ Black suk 3M ’ 9a 6d ' .** ?*; Ne^S mes ’ 27s M; Sf c J Jjjf Wret 63s, 70s ; i Lustre Polonaises, ,16s 6d, 18s 6d r' Black Silk Polonaises, L2 10s, L 3 3s ; Tunic Skirtsj 6s 6d, braided ahcl trimmed wu-4. r. xj. tt '"TT’o. j ,<A, <; ■■■■' i LadfeV''PlamV j ok^te, f: '^-6d, v -Sfi, : 3s ; '-BaiWhite Cotton Hose, 6£, BJd, 10Jd Ispcr pair { ■■ 3s 6d B S 6d plr ywd 9S ’ 103 ’ 108 6d> 12a ’ j Children ?s Tucked and Trimmed Drawew, Kidderminster Carpets, 6s i IcSd 1 -•;* ; P 6 m y^ j m-; n : tTntnmmed 6d, 9di Is eafch : ' ' ; Men f s Tweed Trousers, 9s 6d, 12s 6d, 16s 6d | Tasso Linens?B*4 per yard r - p<£patr _ - V/. ; Book Muslins, 64d. Bd, 9d, lOd wd ,/ ; ® uits ».braided, 12s 6d, , Limerick Lace Collars, ls,6d, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s r . 6d, 16s 6d. ...• ... ' J White Toilet Quilts, ,6s 9d, 7s'9d.’Bs&i , Men s Cnmean shirts, 4s lid, 5s 6d, 6s 6d,! Homespun Damask, is lo£d, 2s 2<L 2s '6d ■/spa- : per yard ••• > CLO HE O P S U M'lm E R SEA S ON, 18 7 A Ji i Summer Silks, Marriage Silk*, Promenade ; Cotton poking, 6d,Bid.‘Union Tick, Is, ls 3d KeSlWCo.hm.e; braided. 18»64 , j i Black Lustre Polonaises, 21s, ,25s , : Plain' and Striped Cotton’ Hose, Bid, 10id; Vlen I D « a £ ° th Polonaiße8 > 14s 6d, 16s 6d, Is per pair ... . * 4a ‘ rwl • >r • ai'L Viej. « I Black SilkY el vet Dresses, Loßs/ 16 '6s Cambric Tunic Skirts, 7s 6d, 9s 6d,l Os 6d j Hemp Carpets, 94d,’ Is, Is id, ls 2d, is 4d : Ladies Flam- Eight Dresses, -3s 6d, 3s 9d per yard' ■ ■ ■ ; v . s | awSLto, is 3d, is '*.*!*".! ™ ri^ ! T ri±« B>7? '6d.^(Si 9 e6d ; | fcUi V?* 6d,.2s 65.14, 6d, White Marcellas, is 6d, Is 9d, 25, ! ,2s 6d per i Men’c Heavy Tweed Shirts, 7s’6d; Bs6d.los6d 1 yartt ; ■ Fahey Stripe Tweeds, 2s 6d per yard;- ■ --V H E R BER T, H A Y N E S, AND 0° roMrpf^ a, « 2° yards .. . | 'short Window Muslins/ SJd, 60,'Wd'per; Colored Lustres, 9£d, 104 d, Is per yard yard 3 * Nottingham Lace Curtains, 9s 9d, 12s 6d, ToilefQuilts, 9s. 9s 9d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d pe T P t I V c i DamaskTableiCloths;,6s 6d, 6s9d,- 7s 6d , White Serge Jackets, 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, Printed Table Coyers, 16s ,Cd, 18s 6d «. • j vi. .... _, . ' Bleached Darlington Towels, ,10s ner dozen ; Striped Muslin Polonaises, 10s 6d; 12s 6d, White Ground Prints, 9*d per yaM 1 15s 17s 6d Grey Calicoes, s|d, 6d, 6id, 7d, 74d ner Young Ladies’ White Lustre Jackets, 3s 6d, - yard ' * P W 58 tj 6 4. Dressed Hollands, is, Is :3d, is, 6d per yard I New.Colors Eatißte Coatumo. lSs 6d ; Lancashire Flannels, is "lo’4d, 2s, 2s 6d peri Ladies’Stays, 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s; 4s 6d, ssperj yard paper *r>* V Checked Shirtings, liidiTs 3d, is 6d a Costumes, 8s 6d, 10s 6d, ! per yard f :; o I T*A ,n - i A, White Blankets, 18s ; Ocl. 20s, 22s 6d. 25sLadies Camisoles, 3s 9d, 3sT id, 4s 6d, 6s, I per pair .. r • r?r. „ -a; , , . i Black Silk Velvets, 9s,' 10s, 10s Crochet Collars, ,*o4d. Is, Is 6d, 2s’ per yard ’ V ’ w 1 “ g ’ ls ,H ; 2f peryard Scotch Blankets, 17s 6d, 2256 d, 28s 6d per, Saxony Flannels, Is 10id, 2s, . 2s 6d, 3s per pair ; . , ! yard . ■ ■ . r . All Goods marked at Nett Cash Prices, without, discount or reduction. E R B E R T, ATN E S, -: A N D C°

IMPORTER, PRINCES STREET. ; A successful season has enabled A. R. H. to Re-mark the whole o| the Stock that it is desirable to clear, previous to the close of the Summer Trade. . The Reduced Prices in the several departments are not confined to faded of indifferent goods, bub the remains of This Season’s Purchases. • ■ Stock-taldng approaching, it has been determined to clear these Goods at Greater Re-; ductions than hitherto attempted. For instance, the MILLINERY DEPARTMENT contains some' very pretty styles, in Bonnets and Hats at less than half the original prices—7s 6d. 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10a.6d, &c. Newly-trimmed Hats, 5s 6d. ,6s 6d, |7s 6d,.8s i6d, 9s fid, &C. Fashionable styles, and cheaper than ever before seen in Dunedin, ; ; The whole of the Dress Stock has also undergone Large Reductions. : 12 yards' of first-rate Fancy Dress Material, in twenty-four varieties, at 8s ;6d. • , 12, yards of Reversible Cliallie—checks, stripes, and spots—in many colors, 10s 6d. 12 yards of very.,superior Fancy 'Dress, cloth-wide and both sides alike, new colorings, remarkably cheap, 15s ; worth 27s 6d. . JACKETS, CAPES, &c. These Goods; at their Reduced Prices, should command early inspection, for they are really very cheap; and amongst the variety are some beautiful specimens of imported patterns of very rich design in Silk Velvet and the Improved Persian Cord, firmer and heavier than the best French Merino and of greater durability. : The Velveteen Jackets are also cheap, reduced to 8s 6d, 9a 6d, 10s 6d, &c. The Silk Department has increased during; the last six months to a very important branch of the business. Having direct from C. M. Teillard et Cie, Lyons, and Belmont, Frefes, et Cie, Lyons, no further; comment as to tbs genuineness of their makes is necessary. No mixture of any kind is allowed by them. The pure silk only is Woven, and' each piece has its respective name and address worked on the end of every length. Full confidence may, therefore, be had in regard to the Silk , Department at A. R. HAY’S. . ■ The Stock is very large and richly assorted. ; The prices will be pronounced by competent judges ..to be lower than many houses in a larger trade. Black Silk Dresses, 12 yards, 555, full width. Teillard’s best, One Guinea per yard. Colored Silks, magnificent variety, from. Three Guineas. , i A Large Lot of Remnants from the different Departments, marked half-price. A. B. HAY, I ■ PRINCES. STREET.