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Evening Star, Issue 3632, 13 October 1874, Page 1

I BBAPERY. NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW JJERBERT, jjaynes, and ADVERTISEMENT c°-’ s EARLY SPRING TRADE. FI ST EXHIBITION OF SPRING NOVELTIES. COSTUMES BLACK SILKS COLORED SILKS BLACK DEERS FABRICS COLORED DRESS FABRICS MILLINERY BONNETS TRIMMED HATS UN TRIMMED HATS PRINTED CAMBRICS PRINTED PERCALES PRINTED WASHING SATINS PRINTED BRILLIANTS PRINTED TWILLED JEANS FAILLE RIBBONS, FRENCH NEW MOIRE RIBBONS, FRENCH NEW WHITE COTTON HOSIERY’ NEW SILK HOSIERY NEW MERINO HOSIERY NEW LACE and MUSLIN RUFFLES NEW LACE and MUSLIN SLEEVES NEW LINEN CUFFS and COLLARS' NEW TULbES AREOPHANES GOSSAMERS NEW POINT BUCHFSSE YAK LACES NEW KID GLOVESNEW TRIM JNGS, BUTTONS NEW JACKETS, CAPES EW UNDERCLOTHING, STAYS HERBERT, [HAYNES’S SPECIAL PURCHASE. 695 PIECES OF NEW FRENCH PRINTS, 19,379 yards, bought at a discount, NEW PATTERN BRILLIANTS. 7*d per yard NEW PATTERN PIQUES, 10|d per yard NEW PATTERN -CAMBRICS, B£d per yard ‘ 1 FULL CHINTZ. COLORS, NEW PATTERN TWILL JEANS, 10id per yard NEW PATTERN WASHING SATINS, Is per yard NEW PRINTS, 54d, Girl, 74a.! TT E R B E R T, JJ A YNE S, AND C °.

DRAPERY OPENING UP AND TO ARRIVE, AT JJULLEN AND J^‘KENZIE’3 OTAGO CLOTHING AND BOOT WAREHOUSE, Opposite Queen’s Theatre, Princes street. NINETY-NINE CASES AND TRUNKS OF SUMMER CLOTHING AND BOOTS. 3 Cases Men’s Galatea Suits, in Fancy '1 weeds, Silk mixed, and Blue Diagonal Cloth 3 do Men’s Sac Suita, in Nelson Tweeds, Black Cloth, Silk mixed, and Blue Cloth 2 do Men’s Paget Suits 1 do Men’s Mdsgiel Tweed Suits 2 do Men’s Fancy Tweed Trousers and V^sts 2 do Men s Geelong Tweed Trousers, with double-breasted Vest 2 do Men’s Striped West of England Trousers and Vcs’s 1 do Men s Nelson Tweed and Sydney Tweed Trousers and Vests 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 I do Mens liibbed Tweed Trousers 1 do Men’s J.I osuiel Tweed Trousei s 1 do Men’s Black Cloth Trousers 1 do Meti’s Bedford Cord Trousers 2 do Men’s Mole Trousers 3 do Men’s Paget Double-breasted and 3ac Coats 1 do Men’s Dunedin Sack Coats 1 do M< n’s Waterproof Coats 1 do Men’s Vests, in White Marsella, Black Cloth, Tweed, &c. 2 do Boys' and Youth’ Galatea Suits 1 do Boys' and Youths’ Leopold Suits 1 do Boys and Youths’ Trousers and Vests 1 do Boys’ and Youths’ Tweed, Cord, and Mole Trousers BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. 2 Trunks Ladies’ l asting Boots 2 do Ladles’ Kid Boots 1 do Ladies’ Glove Kid Boots 2 do Ladies’ Levant and Morocco Boots 2 do 1 adics’ All-Kid Hoots 2 do Ladies’ Alpines and Balmorals 5 do Maids’ and Girls’, in Kid, Levant, f-ea her, and Lasting 4 o Men’s Colonial-made elastic Sides 2 Men’s Wellington and Half-Wel-lingtons 2 do Men’s Lace Balmorals 2 do Men’s Blutehers 3 do Men’s Watea tights Lames’ aad gents’ hoots made to order on the premises. Early Inspection Invited, BULLEN & M'KENZIE, Opposite Queen’s Theatre, CUTTING, PRINCES STREET