DRAPERY, c°Are liow showing in every Department a New and (Shoioe Stock o SPRING AND i SUMMER GOODS. At no former season have bur shipments been so extensive’and well asserted. Y r -- '' '''* ■ ' ‘ 1 ‘ i v .. 4 . * V*Wd ! jCS]3ES NOW OPENED. ■ ■'‘ •* DRESS MATERIALS— ■ 7 r These embrace all the New Designs im Textile Fabrics, Cambrian Serges, Home Spuns, Sir Garnet Woolsey Cloths, Ashantee Cloths, Plain and Stripe Eskimos, Crape Cloths, Japanese Silks, plain and figured. PRINTS AND LAWNS— * i ■*" " ’ Many neW things have been introduced this season in Washing Fabrics 1 . A full range of Ybsimiti Cloths,. Tassos, Tussores, Mandarin LaWJia, ■ - - Batistes, French an<P English Prints, &c. i; f .. . jy i xr 5 -A great variety of Made-up Costumes,;our make, and imported,-Irom 16s fid each. silks— ' .*, ,>•: , I : _ We hold an enormous Stock of Black and Colored .Silks *of the most approved make, v and can confidently recommend them Jor brilliancy ....... , and durability. - t t MILLINERY— ‘ ; l \ The Newest and most Beautiful Designs in French and English Millin'jackets, shawls— \ ' ’iV; ■ A Splendid selection of the Newest ?and most Fashionable’’ Jackets, Polonaises in Silkj Lace, Muslin, Tassq, and other Materials, -the New Stripe Tissue, and ; Ottoman Shawls and Scarfs. r - ’ •" •t. ' j " New Sashss— — .New Flowers =-•■ New Collars! New Ribbons New Feathers • New Lace Sets New Gloves New Laces - ■ New Triflhmings , New Hosiery . . New Ruffles;. r- New Embroidery ■ 1 ; • ■ Madeira .Work, Lace .Gloves and Mitts, Silk Scarfs, Silk Bows, &c. i HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND DRAPERY. i In ever) description of Drapery, Domestic and Furnishing, we are determined to maintain the reputation so long enjoyed by us of supplying only sound ' materials at the VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES. Men’s, Boys’, and Youths’ Clothing in all sizes, a Superior lot of Shirts, Ties, Scarfs. Hats, Caps, &c. , TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is. still under the same efficient Management, with a New Stock of Tweeds, Coatings, \ eatings, West of - England and Yorkshire Broadcloths. No Machine Work‘done in our Tailoring Department. JJ ROW N, Jj WIN G, AND JgROWN, JfJ WIN G, AND PRINCES STREET, C 0.,
MERCHANDISE. THE Undersigned have landing, and to arrive, ex Mairi Bhan, Sam Mendel, Devana, Roslyn Castle, Sussex, Cartsburn, Hindostan, Cordelia, Hadden Hall, Columbus, and Parsee : 25 tons Pig Iron 300 cases Galvanised Iron 100 cases Painted Iron 50 tons Standard Iron 60 tons Wire 20 casks Zinc 40 rolls Sheet Lead 680 kegs Nails 5 tons diamond-pointed Staples 40 pkgs Builders’ Ironmongery 500 casks Cement 5 tons Fireclay 20,000 Fire Bricks 20,000 Slates 20,000 feet Ash Planting 120,000 „ Deals 46,000 ,i Scotch Flooring and Lining. T. and G. To arrive from Puget Sound, ex Rosalia--600,000 Oregon. GUTHRIE & LARNACH. TIMBER YARDS, Moray place and Cumberland street. Messrs w. asher & co. have always on hand full assorted stocks of the undermentioned Timbers ; T. and G. Flooring—Baltic, Kauri, Red and White Pine T. and G. Lining—Do do do Weather Boards—Do do do Rusticated Lumber—American, do do do And also large assorted stocks of deal, Oregon, kauri, red, white, and black pines, totara, hardwood, cedar, cleau- pine, ash, | American and Colonial shelving, lumber, | Hobart Town prJings and shingles, doors, I sashes, architraves, mouldings, skirtings, pickets, laths, spokes, naves, felloes, plaster, cement, lime, fire-bricks, galvanised iron, ridging, spouting, and turnery, &c., &c. And likewise having command, at their Steam Saw-mills, of the only Verticle Sawframe erected in Dunedin, capable of cutting timber to a breadth of 48 inches, can supply the trade with any quantity .or size. Country orders executed with despatch. A trial solicited. W. ASHER * CO NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, &c. IN consequence of the scarcity of Colonial Timber, we have been unable, during the past month, to meet the constantly increasing demands made on us lay the patronage of our supporters. We are, however, able to notify that we have now made arrangements for a regular supply, and have now landing and to arrive— From Hokitika.—Ex Circe, Tauranga, Lizzie Guy—4oo,ooo superficial feot Red and White Pine. From Auckland.—Ex Pakcha, Excelsior, and other vessels—3so,ooo superficial feet Kauri. From Stewart’s Island, Invercargill, and Catliu’s River.—Ex Harriet A routage, Eliza M‘Phee, Huou Belle, and other vessels—--455,000 superficial feet Red Pine, Black j Pine, and Totara, FINDLAY & CO., Otago Steam Saw Mills, Stuart street, Dunedin. FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD.—I,OOO cords of Dry Firewood of every description, now landing at Stuart street Jetty, comprising—Manuka, maple, black pine, goal, and mixed wood of every description. To be sold cheap, wholesale or retail. Brickmakers supplied with any quantity at the short notice. Apply P. FORRESTER, Coal and Firewood Yard, Stuart street, opposite i*e Gaol,
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Evening Star, Issue 3639, 21 October 1874, Page 4
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