DRAPERY AND p JNGLIF, GEORGE STREET. THE CAVE! T H|E CAVE!]! THE MAjG 10 CAVE!!! The “ immortal” bard hath said it, Jthe fiat has gone forth, That Eastern splendors shall adorn the Cave with thousands’ worth. The Drapers,of Dunedin will pale at the decree; The Cave in all its brilliance shall shine entrancingly. li. How great are its attractions, how rich and rare the show; Its wonder’d how such blessings are bestowed on us below. Young maidens flock to see it, and children with glee Whilst gazing pg the treasures there displayed invitingly. N m. The “ Monster Sale” is clearing—unequatt’,4 bargains there! But how can it compete with wealth, or with the Cave compare? Our stuffs are irom the Indies, from China, and from France ; The only motto in the Cave is “Let the Trade Advance.^ jL7. Rich silks and brilliant satins for the bean.* tiful and young ; And costumes, Hats and Bonnets rare, the theme of every tongue, And Bargains ! Bargains 1 Bargains I right the house you’ll have Not equalled iu Dunedin, if you visit Inglis’s Cave ! AT THE PRICES JOR TEN DATS ONLY. ;and p JNGLIS, GEORGE STREET. A. I NOLIS 4 c°" PRINCES STREET,
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Evening Star, Issue 3736, 12 February 1875, Page 4
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198Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 3736, 12 February 1875, Page 4
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