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Evening Star, Issue 3628, 8 October 1874, Page 1

DRAPERY. HK»be et, JT AT N B B.A N»: nO. >'s. ; •aI)VB U[ T I S-B-M-E N-T- ’l'j ■ j • * I 1 * - : . f ' * EAR L,Y SP;R IN G . TRADE. v FI ST ~OF, i .caj COSTUMES •• ' new BEkdft srtks NEW COLORED. SILKS ' NEW COLORED‘DREB&‘FA-BRIGS NEW MILLINERY; ( BONNETS : : NEW TRIMSTEITHAT3 : j ! NEW UNTRIMMED HATS : . ■ . NEW PRINTED CAMBRICS f NEW PRINTED PERC ALES NEW ; PRINTED WASHING SATINS w . NEW PRINTED BRILLIANTS i ci ( NEW PRINTED TWILLED JEANS j f NEW PA ILLE RIBBONS, FRENCH 1 NEW MOIRE RIBBONS^BWiCH NEW WHITE COTTON NEW SILK HOSIERY r ; | NEW ,io I neW lace %m muslin : Muffles j ’ NEW LACE and MUSLIN SLEEVES NEW LINEN and COLLARS ; J •• 111 - • "■ ‘ ■ ‘O )i - .o: ! ■new tulles areophanes g|3£-; j i; NEWI>OINt tys LACES •NEW ti ' j ; : 1 NEW JACKfiTS, CAPES .•- > ; ■ r *t. | =SfEW: ' I w< : •• ; SPECIAL ' "'j I ,' • V , • ' ' I ——— ,• '• •• ' • t" 695 PIECES OP NEW FRENCH PRINTS, 19,379 yards, bought at a discount. | NEW PATTERN BRILLIANTS, 74d per !: y«vd NEiW PATTERN PIQUES, IOJd per yard, NEW PATTERN CAMBRICS, 84d iper yard • -;.vbn: FULL CHINTZ COLORS; . 'i. •• :on 'h.o ■* r I yEW'PATTBRiI /TW&'. JEANS,; 104 peryftrd " ' ’ ’ ” 'I " . ; <>''■ • Vo : *•.' ■ r. ■ new? pattern washing satins ■i, Ptryardux, v ;1 \ \ ] v new ■ Frinks, ; 50, 60, i'qL . ! ‘: j t : ! ‘.I * U i i ri; I JJERBBRT, TTATNES. AN;Di i i •xtr«o t .r n f r out ~t - r '-' i nv/c ■•it.ui., | •’•i : rf'■*'!>! t 'ofi y •. j • - U'-’l j i 1?;, JOU «i‘ t ■JJ tt i jui tfuLr a i -.{j *i o I

DRAPERY '-w •. = | '>-'1 ■ •’ • ■• .■ ' r nr ; r~rt ! —’■ OPENING!UP AND TO ARRIVE, i ’,•jj” "at ; ; ■;*. ... j. | " : - : JJULLEN AND' J^‘KENZiE’$ OTAGO CLOTHING AND WARE HOUSE, , Opposite Queen’s Theatre, Princes street.; NINETY-NINE CASES AND TRUNKS OF ' ■ J ‘ SUMMER CLOTHING AND BOOTS; . 3 Cases Men’s Galatea Suits, in Parley Tweeds, Silk mixed, and Blue Diagonal Cloth 3 do Men’s Sac Suita, in Nelson Tw.eeds, ; Black Cloth, Silk mixed, and Blue Oloth i : 2 do Men’s Paget Suits 1 do Men’s Mosgiel Tweed Suits ' 2 do Men’s Fancy Tweed Trousers ajnd : ' . 2 do Men’s Geelong Tweed Trousers, witji double : breasted Vest 2 do Men’s Striped West of EnglaaiJ , Troupers and Ves f s 1 do Men’s Nelson Tweed and, Syduey Tweed Trousers and Vests ' , i 2 do Men s Fancy Striped Tweed Trousers 2 do Men’s Geelong, Sydney, and Nelson Tweed Trousers 1 do Men’s Silk mixed Trousers 1 do Men’s bibbed Tweed Trousers 1 do Men’s Mosgiel Tweed Trousers 1 do Men’s Black Cloth Trousers • “ 1 do Men’s Bedford Cord Tro.users 2 do Men’s Mole Trousers 3 do Men’s Paget Dodble-breasted and Sae Coats I do Men’s Dunedin Sack Coats 1 do Mm’s Waterproof Coats 1 do Men’s Vests, in White Marsella, Black Cloth, Tweed, Ac. 2 do Boys‘ and Youth’ Galatea Suita 1 do Boys’ and Youths’ Leopold Suits 1 dd Boys and Youths’ Trousers and ■Vests 1 do Boys’ and Yontbs’ Tweed, Cord, and Mole Trousers

BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. 2 Trunks Ladies’ Lasting Boots 2 do Lad'ea’ Kid Boots t 1 do Ladies’Glove Kid Boots 2 ; ; do. Ladies’ Levant and Morocco Boots 2' do l adies’All-Kid Boots 2 do Ladies’ Alpines and Balmorals 5 do Maids’ and Girls’, in Kid, Levant, Leather, and Lasting 4 do Jden’s Colonial-made Elastic Sides 2 do Men’s Wellington and Half-Wel-lingtons 2 do Men’s Lace Balmorals 2 do Men’s Blutchers 3 do. Men’s Watertights Ladies’ and gents’ boots made to order on the premises. Early Inspection Invited. BULLEN & M'KENZIE, , Opposite Queen’s Theatre, OCTTINO, PRINCES STREET ■V /xS j,'.'.. ■-'•-I r;.£j . ..