Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Evening Star, Issue 3469, 6 April 1874, Page 1

triumphant success OB' MT GUI N E A TROUSERS. THE NEW ERA! 11 A HAPPY HIT. FROM the orders I am receiving from every\quartor, it is prettyevident that my Guinea Trousers Scheme is widely known and highly appreciated. Visitors in town for the Races were literally astonished when they saw the great array of patterns of my Guinea Tweed Trouserings, and many of them desired me to keep their measures for future occasions. No effort will be spared to make the Guinea Tweed Trousers Scheme an ever-increasing success. Fresh patterns will be constantly added to the assortment, so that gentlemen may rely on having a Daried nuafashionable stock to chooso from* Great attention is paid to the thorough shrinking of the Tweeds, so that all possible wear may be got out of the Trousers, Cash down when measured or on delivery, is the only system that could make the giving of such value practicable. I should like, as far as practicable if gentlemen would have the kindness to leave their orders as early in the week as possible, in order to ensure punctuality, as I sometimes find a rush at the end of the week, which makes it extremely difficult to oblige all parties. DAVID R. HAY, Merchant Tailor and Outfitter, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.

FOR SALE. BUILDING SITES for sale, in sizes to suit purchasers. Choice Building Sites, immediately beyond the Town Belt, easy of access, and commanding a view of the City, Harbor, and Ocean. For full particulars apply to 0. C. KETTLE, Solicitor, Dunedin. FREEHOLD Villa Sites for Sale, mile from the Post Office. Terms, one-third cash, balance in two years at six per cent. Particulars, Stewart and Doughty, Surveyors and Estate Agents, Manse street, Dunedin: or Mr M‘Leanan, Maori Hill, LOST. LOST, Delivery Book. Finder rewarded. Hughes and Harvey, Princes street south. a Uold Albert Chain and Locket. One pound reward given to anyone returning it to Union Jack Store, Frederick street.