Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Evening Star, Issue 3460, 25 March 1874, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. , j&i ML FURNISHING GO^Sl;';'New Bordered Floor Cloths H.u!: New Floor.aobhs,. 2ft 3in to 18ft New. Floor Cloth Bideltes,,froiji 2b 6d-. N eWHeartlrßugs, Ssbd, 9s 6d< A , New Cocoa Fibare-Door Mat» - ( ~.<7 - ,7' i NewTAkmihsterSlips 7’•' j' ■» HERBERT, I ; S“S" : B R 0 W B, (Late at Herbert, Haynes, 1 aiid Ool's) 7 ’ ”;V ; ..V;. * > ;Is now prepaid :to,w\' ,l - : t v:,< AUTUMN. • -ANp • WINTER ■ FASHIONS. 7" . ~ ,i; '' •■’ I MILLINERY SHOW: ROOMS,, 7-^ Frinces;street. ; "‘ T ■ close of the suitesSEaS6ii.;: tS'he 'misses ‘Wallace :»» .‘iii, -a. sellmg the remainder of their carefully selected .stock of MaiinetyJ fHats, and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed, Baby Linen,-: Underclothing, ahd all. the latest novelties id' I ies; ■ Hosiery;. Gloves,! Ribbbnfi, Laces, Flowers, and Feathers,' at add under cost puce, to make way f6r Autumh'Gbriik ihree Dpore from [ ctagon. - IMFGrtXNT TO. THE LiALilEsi ‘6^

SCOuXtA’R,'- Dress and'MShtie IyJL. Maker, begs td&itimate to the ladies of Dunedin that she has taken the shop next R. Hay!s, ; Princes street,- whene-she ®xmbit' • ‘all - the -Latest*Novelties in Millinery, Bonnets,: Trimmed Hats.xFlovtets and Ribbons, together with a large stock of Embroidery, Hosiery, Gloves} )&c. She would also draw the ladies’ attention to her largo Stock'of Underclothing and Bah; Lineup All kinds of Dress Materials; -V* Wedding and Mourning Outfits.' '■ g.Note'.the[ addressNextidd&rto!*D. R. Hay’s, Princes street. , 1 " ’ provincial tea Mart, "v,'.l' ’ j O H N-, , H E A^L'i^, Baker, Wi Spirit, and Provision Merchant (Comer 0 Manse and Princes streets), ■ VDUNEHiN... S O N, S.' & FIS H • PAINTERS, PLUMBERS, GLAZIERS, AND " ” GENERAL. house de< Experienced Workmen sent to all parts of the Province. vrrr-- ; mA Importers of.JVhite Gloss, Oils, Colors, Paper-hangings, Gold Moiildings, and all Painters’ recpiisite^^. The Tirade; and .Country Storekeepers sup* plied at lowest prices. * ■PRINCES S&!eeT SOUTH. n;d R E W S# Painter, Glacier, and Paperhanger, Importer of paperhahgings, window glass. .ships’signal lights, glass shades, cucumber andT propagating glasses white oils and colors, gilt mouldings, &c., &c. Qcdrge street. DnnprHn, - . THE-RAGES.,. STRANGERS paying a visit to the Dunedin Races would do w?U to call at the establishment of • ~ y., alma 6'& co.. Where they can be fitted wtthWe&fcw&iD. o£ , ? at - Hats. pf all colors, Black. Brown,. Drab, and Grey. f 1 ■ 1 i v• s* ■ Felts of the ; first i^hll st y ' . Dr ib -Belltoppersj Black Paris Hats, extra finish. -. * 1 Note the address i •’ ! i; ‘ y. aIM 1 a p ft "c '■ Opposite Bank of'.New Zealand^:

DUNEDIN RACES ! DUNEDIN'EaCES I VISITORS from [ thecountry-. mil fiud THE GLASGOW PIE .HOUSE The Cheapest and ‘ Best Restaurant in the City; Meals af all hours, served with promptness. / SCALE OF CHARGES t . Pie; with cup of coffee, or-glass beer 6d. Breakfast ... ... ' >t< ’ J 8 * Dinner, Tea ' ... •' V’’* i B ’ The Glasgow Pie . Rouse . is. noted'jerthe excellence of. its Whips,. Spirits, anddMnlt Liquors. JOHN DONALDSON, Proprietor,' Princes street. BELL receives' Pupils for Instruction in Music, at'her Rooms, Princes street, daily, after 2 o’clock, Wednesdays and-Satur* days excepted. Lessons given at the High School as usual, - BTJTOHJEKS. ■ ■v . “ ' * Successor to Edward Menlo ve* r George and Mablaggan George-'street, Port ChalmtoiS*?! Famines waited on for orders in all r*rt* of tt ?jCity;an4 Suburbs,