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Evening Star, Issue 3489, 29 April 1874, Page 4

DRAPERY. WINTER GOODS. o°Beg respectfully to announc( the OPENING OF THEIR WINTER SHIPMENTS, Consisting of 323 Cases of NEW AND F-A SHIONABLE GOODS, Embracing the Latest Novelties in every department. Early inspection invited. R 0 W N, WING, AN© BROWN, EWING, AND CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPERS, DUNEDIN. To the Public, — [circular.] Princes street, Dunedin, March, 1874. &WING to the very limited accommodation at our command during re-building of premises, we will be compelled to SELL OFF the whole of our x\LW WINTER STOCK to make room for other large shipments now due. In order to effect this as quickly as possible, we have resolved to sell every class of goods at prices never before heard of in Dunedin. 0 ir importations having been much larger than usual for this season, we will t e enabled to submit a Large and Well-assorted Stock, as well as offer Extraordinary Inducements in point of value. We are, yours obediently, BROWN, EWING, AND CO.

SALE OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, BROWN, EWING, AND CO. ARE OFFFERIN G BARGAINS IN Men’s Tweed Suits Men’s Tweed Trousers Boys’ Galatea Suits Boys’ Trousers Boys’ Knickerbockers Boys’ Tunic Suits Underclothing Socks Drawers Mole Trousers Mufflers Portmanteaux Boys’ Trousers and Vests Boys’ Jacket Suits Men’s Felt Hats Boys - Hats and Caps Crimean Shirts Boys’ Shirts Tweeds Umbrellas Waterproofs Collars Ties Studs &o. J| aOW N, -gWING, AND Q 0., PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN.

PIANOFORTES ETC. ESTABLISHED 1861. NEW ZEALAND PIANOFORTE GALLERY, HARMONIUM, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. [ . GEORGE R. WEST, Direct Importer from the principal manufactories in the world of Pianofortes, Harmo* niums. Organs, and every description of Music, Musical Instruments, and Fittings. The stock at this establishment will be found the most extensive and complete in every department in New Zealand, all goods being selected by accredited and competent agents. To arrive, per Dallam Tower, Bebington, Dover Castle, Lady Jocelyn, May Queen, Zealandia, Agnes Muir :—Fifty-four cases and packages PIANOFORTES, Grand and Cottage PIANETTES, in Walnut aud Ebony HARMONIUMS, all the latest models Various sizes and de -criptiona, with the new broad reed; two Church Organs, each with two manuals and pedals ; and a general assortment of small goods; also, fresh supplies of Music from the following houses ; Hutchings and Romer, R. Cocks, Ashdown and Parry, Boosey, Chappell and Metzler, and Hopwood and Crew, fcchott and Co., Duff and Stewart, Wiley, Hammond and Co., Augeur, D’Aloom, Jeffreys, &c., &c. Just added to Stock, a large variety of Superior genuine violins, clarionets violoncellos, double basses Bagpipe, bassoons Oboe and clarionet reeds of every descrip- . tion Violin strings and fittings of the usual superior quality, obtainable only at this Warehouse Prass instruments of every description Flntinas, concertinas, seraphinas Angelicas, folding harmoniums Banjos, tambourines, and wigs Music stools, in all patterns. The instruments, which are always kept in stock at this establishment, do not require puffing by advertisement, as, on inspection, they will be found in greater variety than in any other part of the Colony, and a firstclass selection, all goods being sold at the lowest remunerative price. GEORGE R. WEST, PIANOFORTE AND HARMONIXJ] Manufacturer and Tuner, Importer and Music Publisher, PRINCES STREET. UUNRDTN. NOTICES OP REMOVAL.' NOTICE OP RBMuVAL. MRS W. PE.\RL has taken more commodious premises situated next door but one to Mr Marshall, Chemist, George street, and the same are now Opened by Mrs W. P. as a Millinery, Dress, and Underclothing Establishment. Mrs W. P. takes this opportunity of thanking her numerous customers for their past support, and begs to assure them and the public that she intends to supply a first-class article, at the lowest charge. March 28, 1874. Notice op removal.-j. moyLAN, Tailor and Clothier, late of J rederick street, begs to inforuv his Friends and the Public that he has removed to mors Central Premises, situated in George street (lately occupied by Messrs Harrop aud Neil, jewellers), where, by strict attention to aM workmanship, he hopes to merit their patronage,