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Evening Star, Issue 3678, 5 December 1874, Page 4

DItAUKY s PEOIAL OTIC E con inn HOLIDAY SEASON, R 0 W N, E WING, AND c°I' ! i? 1 ! at 4 t f ntlon of to their present Extensive .and Well assorted Stock boucht from the best Come manuta turers for «'ash As we hold at, unu ß nallv heav V stock we Save determined to quit many lines of Dress Goods at less than half their usual price. Fancy Dresses. 6* Gd Fancy Dresses, 7s 6d Fancy Drts es, 8< 6d Grenadine Dresses, 6s 6d Tasso Dresses, 7s 6d Brocaded Dresses, 10s 6d Prints (warranted fast colors), 4;] d Ginghams, stripes snd checks, 64d Japanese '-tripe » teases, 10s 6d Brown Holland, 64d Giey Calicoes, 44d Grey Ca icoes, 5d Grey Calicoes, 6d LIST: White Calicoes. Horrocks’s Caliches. s£d 72in. Twill Sheeting, Is 6d 72m Plain Sheetb g, Is sid Welsh Flannel, Lancashire Flannels, Is s£d Scarlet Flannels, la 14d Scarlet Flannel, la 3d Crimean Shirting, Is 14d Crimean shirting, Is 4d Crimean Shirting, la 6d Blankets, 13s Gd Blank, ts, 15s 6d 300 Doz. Table Napkins, bought at a very great discount, wdl be offered at 5s 6d per doz. ; al o. several hu dred yards of Linen, Diaper, and Towellings, slightly damaged in weaving, will be offered at remarKable prices, J 6 Cheap Sewed Work Cheap Muslin .Setts Cheap Hats Che-tp Bonnets Cheap Flowers Cheap Feathers Cheap Uibbons Che ,p Laces C"eap c;<rfs Cheap Sashes Cheap Sash .Ribbons Cheap Hat Sashes Cheap Gossamers Cheap K uffies and Frillings Cheap Buckles and Ornaments Cheap Trimmings Cheap Hosiery and Gloves Cheap Silks Cheap Velvets Cheap Shawls Cheap Jackets Cheap Parasols An Immense Stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Underclothing. Ladies’ Drawers, from 2s; Chemises, from 2i 9d ; N ght Gowns, from 3s 6d. ’ 300 Pairs Ladiea’ Corsets at 3s 6d per pair. 500 Dress Skirt-, made up, with Material for Body, beautiful and durable material, richly tn ♦ mud, irom l/s oil. J White Pique Costumes, Batiste Costumes, Tasso Costumes, in great variety, from 12s 6d. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Are being offered during the Holidays in our Stock of JUVWNILB SUITS YUiHS’ DO GENTS’ DO UNSURPASSED. HAT S ! Men’s Vests, 6s 6d Men’s i r .users, 9s Men’s Men’s Suits, 35a Gd Youths’ Trousers, 6s 6d] Youths’ Cocts, Ids Gd Youths’ Suits, 19s Gd Boys’ Trousers, 5s 9d Boys’ Jackets, 8s Gd Boys’ Suits IGs 9d White Dress Shirts. 4s 9d Fancy Regatta Shirts, 3s HAT S ! In every Style and Quality. Crimean r -hirts, 3s Gd Cn ier Flannels. 4s Cotton Drawers. 2s Gd Wool Drawers, 4s Merino Drawers. 4s Soft. Felt Data, 3s Gd Straw Hats, 1 Gd Panama Hats Cambric Handkerchiefs, 3s Gd half-dozen Merino Vests, 3s Boys’ Straw Hats, Is 3d HATS! Knicker Suits, IDs Gd Boys’ Felt Hats, 3s 6d Boys’ (,'loth Caps, Is Boys’ Braces. Gd Boyd Ti: 9, 6d Boys’ Collar , Gd B .ys’ I »ress Shirts, 3s 3d Boys’ Regatta Shirts, Is 6d Po\s Crimeans, 3s Boys’ Handkerchiefs, 2s Gd ha'f dozen Boys’ Fronts, Is half dozen. A magnificent selection of Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Scuds, links, Scarf Rings, &c. gSOWK, JjJ WIN O, AND 0. f PRINCES STREET AND MANSE STREET.

MERCHANDISE. THE Undersigned have landing, and to arrive, ex Christian M’Aualand, Lennox Castle, Celestisl Queen, Jessie Headman, Matanra, May Queen, Jeanme Louttit, Sophie Joachim, and Janet Cowan ; 200 cases Galvanised Iron 100 cases Painted Iron 80 tons Standard Iron 40 tuna Wire 40 casks Zinc 45 rolls Sheet Lead 1,000 kegs Nails 7 tons diamond-pointed Staples 61 pkgs Builders’ Ironmongery 500 casks dement 40,000 Fire Bricks 60,000 Slates 20,000 feet Ash Planking 125,000 ~ Deals 55,000 ~ Scotch Flooring and Lining, T and G. And from Puget Sound, ex Rosalia—--503 OUO feet Oregon. 100,000 Pickets and Laths 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 Lumoer—American, do do do And also large assorted stocks of deal Oregon, kauri, red, white, and black pines’ totara, hardwood, cedar, clear pine, ash’ American and Colonial shelving, lumber’ Hobart Town p;dings and shingles, doorssashes, architraves, mouldings, skirtings* pickets, laths, spokes, naves, felloes, plasten cement, lime, tire-bricks, galvanised irom ridging, spouting, and turnery, &c., &c. And likewise having command, at then Steam Saw-mills, of the only Verticle Saw frame erected in Dunedin, capable of cutting timber to a breadth of 48 inches, can supph the trade with any quantity or size. Country orders executed with despatch A trial solicited. W ICM’TCR \ NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND COiNTRACI'ORS, &c. IN consequence of the scarcity of Colonial Timber, we have been unable, during the past mouth, to meet the constantly increasing demands made on us by 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, Tanranga, IJzzie Guy—4ou,odo surperlicial feet Red tad White Pine. From Auckland. Pakeha, Excelsior, and other vessels—3so,o(lo superficial feel Kauri. From Stewart's Island, Invercargill, anu atlin’s River —Ex Harriet Arm tage, Eliz.. ■l‘Phee, Huon Bello, and other vessels—--455,000 superficial feet Red Pine, Black Pine, and Totara. FINDLAY & CO,, Otago oteam Saw Mills, StllM't ‘Uropr. I JgASKET PHAETONS and BUGGIES. GROVES BROTlliiuS have imported a ;arge number of single and double-seated •asket t haetous of the newest design, v> arrauted to stun > colonial work ; also, a num of single and double Buggies and WVg* gottetto& always oh hand. Carriage Works, High street.

MEDICAL. NERVOUSNESS, DEBIL. TY, LO S OF Pi'WER. SPERMATORRHOEA, INDISCRETIONS OF EARL\ YOUIH SYPHILITIC DISEASES. In all the above cases, arising from errors and yielding to the pastor no time should be lost to at once arrest the progress of disease. UR- L. L. SMITH ha= devoted himself for twenty years in the Colony to the practice of this branch of hia profes ion. while previously, m England. he was the pupil of, and practised with the celebrat d Dr. R. T. Culverwell, the only uiedi al practitioner who ever exclusively adopted this as the sole branch of his profession. Ur L. L. Smith hereby informs the public that he is the only legally qualified medica* man in this speciality ot his profession : that others advertising are unqualified, and that therefore, in pretending to be qualified are obtaining money under false pretences L, L, Smith also warns the publi* against the quackeries advertising. If th« taker of any of these advei cised nostrum escape with his life, or his system be not thoroughly and irreparably undermined b\ them, he may look up himself as the most fortunate mortal Dr L, L. Smith has been applied to by sc many unfortunate broken-down young-old men, utterly crushed in spirit, ruined in body, and filched in pocket, that he deems it a duty to publish this to the world. Those men and women who have been the victims of unprincipled charlatans frequently seek that recovery which is often beyond Dr Smith’s control. When will the public un aerstaud that it is to their interest to consult a duly qualified medical man, who has made this his sole study, rather than apply to a number of ignorant impostors, who merely health’ Ud UP ° Q their P ocket a anc Dr L. L, Smith has always stated that to warn the public of these quicksands is his chief reason for advertising. In all cases of nervous debility, lownessof spirits, loss of power, pimples on the forehead, lassitude, inaptitude for bnsiuess. im potency, drainage from the system, and the various effects of errors of youth and bloodpoisoning from diseases previously contracted. Ur L. L. Smith invites sufferers to consul! mm, as he has no hesitation in stating that no medical man, either here or in England, has had the opportunities of practice and extraordinary experience which he has had therefore, those who really desire to be treated by one who is at the head of his proteasion m this branch of medical practice should lose no time in seeking his advice • nor should anyone marry without first consulting him. The Consulting Rooms are at 182 COLLINS STREET EAST, MELBOURNE, Opposite the Melbourne Club, (Late the residence of the Governor). Private entrance is in Stephen street south. consultation fee by Letter, li. \ledicines_ forwarded to all the Colonies, so packed as to avoid observation. Books published by the Dr. can be had on application to him. BUY REC-.ITT’S FRENCH BLUE, and see that each ball is wrapped m paper bearing the name of RECKIIT, As its splendid quality has earned a host of inferior in-Rations. Agents for utago— Messrs Bright, Brothers, and Co,, Q Dunedin. Sold by all{ respectable , Qrowr< Store keepers, &o.