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Evening Star, Issue 3658, 12 November 1874, Page 1

DRAPERY. AND 0. ’S erbert, jja'ynes, SPRING ADVERTISEMENT, 1874, Departmental Details Continued from First Page of ‘ Otago Daily Times.’ StiStSA New Galatea Suits, Bovs' and Youths’ ? Nelßon\ B ° y !l “‘J Y ° l )!' h 1 3 ’ Geelon S Tweed a? (New), Boys’ Eton Suits (Rouble and Single Breasted M , Ivn ' cker^ L ' ker Suits is Cotton Half.hose, Boy’s New Merino Tlalf-ho<=e 7 (Hton Half ‘ hose > B °ys New Fancy Wat, o.- ?y Me,,™, K „ D , niWo Width New 55ffit amtlc Vostinss. Now Black Doeskins. Rrl *-J> 0,1 A 4 _ f* 1 ** »-v . . _ Fancy Cashmere Vestings, N v w Toi irvs a.wa.’js vt* vt w *i MSS# s?i i?: ir skm\% ur : sug ryvw paUen,sf is’ 0 ,'T 3, Z Vk vT ” “?*“ f< ? "W** (it a rjrfiw) 63 6d. 6s 6d, 7s 6d. Bs6d per yard k ' U US (Ly ' nS ilmsbed )- *' 6d, 4s, 4s 6J.‘ 5 7c 6,uS WhS ’ rJ A , l aa m °?!°- ed Batiste Skirl8 > 5s H•» 6< fVI o.fij in ti ri , ’ t- ,v '' Batislo Skirts (trimmed braid) Gs Gd 7<j Gd i 10s Cdfl2s \v^Hite n^’^ a i k vT'^i. Co l 7>S Gd ’ Ss> H 9s 6« colore), 5a 6.1, C. 66, 7a 66, 8s 66. 9a CdAos*66. 'll. ‘c6 ‘l 5, lid C °N7w d Tmio b 4t° k t *? ?■ variety of culorinpa), 9 3 fid, 10s (Id, 11,66. l&M xTad S*lWrfc2? If $> ««*• Pi**? v2 g*. S Stt% tfftHffff f SI of IsS £T^Vr^”, Tta ij Bkirt< < el “ breic! "«l black), 12,° Cd li M K Black Stri[)e6 | 3 Hs^rLe < £S£ <«■“** “** “* -*N 655, COs; New Black 8i 1 k^Cost(boS 3 the 4 ?!’!^ 0 Striped Costume (skirt and jacket), 27s Gd ; the New Madras Linen polonaise, stitched black), 18s Gd 2°s Gd ok, 2 7„ e/ oa™ f, S N!P en Costume (skirt an W? S sa&ma tzsr&s&gr&j “5° F k T -bodies unmade') 'fssGt 21,'\Vs Wh^P-™ trimmcd - black and colo ,-olonaiao end Black Btnped Lustrine Costumes, 37s Gd. i ‘’ 8 ’ 4os >

DRAPERY OPENING UP AND TO ARRIVE, AT jgULLEN AND ■jyj' ‘KENZIE’S 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 Soils, in Fancy 'I sect’s, Silk mixed, and Blue Diagonal Cloth 3 do Men’s t-.se Suits, in Nekon Tweeds, Li nek Cloth, Silk mixed, and Blue Cloth 2 do Men’s Paget Suits 1 do Men’s Mosgiel Tweed Suits 2 do M«n’s Fancy Tweed Ti ousers and V- sts 2 do Men’s Geelong Tweed Trousers, with double-breasted Vest 2 do Men’s Striped West of England Trousers and Vts's 1 do Mon s Nelson Tweed and Sydney Tweed Trousers and Vests 2 do Men s Taney Striped Tweed Trousers 2 do Men’s Geelong, Sidney, and Nelson Tweed Trousers 1 do Men’s Silk mixed Trousers 1 do Mens bibbed Tweed Trousers 1 do Men's Mosgicl Tweed Trouee; s I do Men's Black Cloth Trousers 1 do Wen’s Bcdforel Cord Trousers 2 do Men’s Mole Tronsr-is J do Men s i’agot Louble-breastcd and Bac Goats 1 do Men’s Dunedin Sack Coats 1 do M.n’s Waterproof Coats 1 do Men’s Vests, in V, bite Marsella, Black Cloth, Tweed, &c. 2 do Boys' and Youth’ Galatea Suits 1 do Boys’ and Youths’ Leopold Suita 1 do Leys and Youths’ Trousers and Vests 1 do Boys’ and Youths’ Tweed, Cord, and Mole Trousers BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. 2 Trunks Ladies’ Lasting Boots--2 do Lad-es’ Kid Boots 1 do ladies’ Glove Kid Boots 2 do Ladies’Levant and Morocco Boots 2 do Ladies’ All-Kid Boots 2 do Ladies’ Alpines and Balmorals 5 do Maids’and Girls’, in Kid, Levant, Leather, and Lasting 4 o Men’s Colonial-made Elastic Bides 2 Men’s Wellington and Half-Wel-lingtons 2 do Men’s Lace Balmorals 2 do Men’s Blutellers 3 do Men’s Watc* tights Laoies and gents hoots made to order on the premises. Early -Inspection Invited. B U_L LE N & M'KENZIE, Opposite Queen’s Theatre, CUTTING PRINCES STREET