DRAPERY. GREAT SOCIAL CHANGES I 'Hare taken place in the Commercial History of Dunedin, - , No such Goods for Quality and Price have ever been offered for Sale under the ordinary mode of Importing as are now to he had at the Favorite Establishment of gIRKPA’i RICK, QLENDININO, &CO. _■ Ike general scales of prices of all kinds of Drapery, Silk Mercery, Carpets, Furnishing, and Clothing have been by their grand system altered and reduced. These very circumstances will so largely benefit the Purchasers as to amount to a great saving in their yearly expenditure. It is the opinion of countless observers, that such advantages as K. G. & Co. offer to Envers, will appear more strikingly when seen than when ad veitised. : T Several shipments of Spring and Summer Drapery, Silk Mercery.jCarpelS, Floorcloths, Famishing, and Clothing, now on view in the undermentioned departments : SILKS—JThe demand is every day increasing for their celebrated Black -ilks. The following excellent recommendation is that they keep the Best Hits that are made, and Silks that are warranted to w»ar Ly the manufacturers,. Soper and Son, SpitalQelds, and Bonnet et Cie, Lyons. Prices vary from 3a 6d to 14a per yard. SILKS— The greatest choice, is heps of Colored and Fancy Silk L resaiS; and the greatest praise is that they are. good and cheap. They have got upward- 6f fifty shades of- Plain and Colored Grosgrains and Glaoes : Same variety of Selfcolored Corded Silk, f rom L 4 15s upwards ; Fancy Striped do, from 59a; Figured and Broohe do, from 80s ; Wedding Silks, from 70s to 120s. IRISH POP HNS— As this very beauftful and durable Dress is increasing in popularity, they have imported direct from Dublin a larger stock than usual MANTLES-
This department is famjd for Mantles, Jackets, Polonaises, ancFCapes. The bargains given season after season have created universal surprise. They are now showing the latest designs in M anti-las, Capes, and Cull arses. French ' Models copied at half-price. Any style made to order. Fit faultless, by Mbs Cameron. UNDERCLOTHING— On the merits of this department it may be truly said that they supply Chemises, Gowns, I'etticoats, DiaWera, Bodies, &c., &c , at less price thau the materials could be procured at in Dunedin. MILLIN FRYGrand V'isplay of Yiliin- ry. New Parisian B> nncts, i*fme very beautiful ce igns. New Bridal J’onne*s, Mourn ing Bonnets. Gnat Novelties in 1 nmnnd Hats The largest stock vet seen oi Infants’, f'ojs*, and Girls’ Hats, all prices, finalities, and styles.! T rim m;d and Intrnmed ladies’ L*'ghoni Ha*s, and cver> make i f Straws in all the fashionable thap e, Lorn 9d upwards. DRESSES— ' . A splendid Col let 1.-en of New Spring Dresses, comprising Homespuns, Berges, Alpacas, bummer Twills, -pring Serges, Japanese, Mikado, and £ shantee Fabries. The latest novelty is the Royal Russian Sexture, satin striped, of great beauty and durabdity, in fifty different colors, ('an only bo obtained at this house, at Is 6d and 2s per yard.
WARNINGS THAT MAY BE HEEDED. PRINTS— The great evil of the day 's Prints. Cambrics, Brilliants, and Piques,' that do not wash. 1 his can be avoided by purchasing here, as they import only Hoyle's, Crum’s, and Koenig’s Goods—wairanted fast colors, 'these names are a sure guarantee that the colors are perfection. FLANNELS— Another growing evil in the trade is remedied in this department. K., G,, and Co., 4) not beep that uaeles- make of Flannel mixed with Cotton, and sold at 114 and Is Id per yard, but for little more money they mvu the best All-wool Real We’sn and Pure (Saxony Flahno's, w; arranted not to shrink in tie w ashing. CARPETS— An Important Department in their Business. The bst description of iJru sols, Tapestry, Kiddennit ster. Scotch, and Felts only kept- Prices very moderate. FACTS FAIRLY AND FULLY STATED. READY-MADE - That in this branch of their business the Stock of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing from Melbourne, Bristol, London, and notably from their own Factory, is by far ■ the Best and Cheapest in the Colony. In addition to the Regular Assortment, they have opened out during the week TBIRTI MORE CASES, Thus effering the' Largest Choice cf GOOD CLOTHING IN THIS MARKET. TWI ED Just received, a very Large Importation of most Beautiful and Durable Tweeds. Good Colonial, at 4s 6d ; Wett of England, from 6s pep yard. TAILORING- I I his Department is under, the manage- 1 meat of a really First-class Cutter\of acquired taste, hence a good and stylish fit can be depended on, while ihW charges will be loundmuch more moderate than those of any other Tailoring Firms, in consequence of Small Profits; -being the'guiding principle of ~ KIRKPATRICK, GLEN DURING, * CO,
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Evening Star, Issue 3623, 2 October 1874, Page 1
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