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DRAPERY. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JJ, I C HARDS AND 0. hairing nf the pablio dissatisfaction called' by the puffed 'sales, the general public being well aware that R. and Co.’s GOODS are -sold' at prices that will defy competition even at other houses’ sales,they do business entirely for CASH, so can afford tb SELL CHEAPER. Examine the Prices: Specially Cheap Lines of -- CALICOES, 3id, 4d, 4}d, sfd 'Specially Cheap Lines of —— 72;ih. SHEETINGS, 10|d, Is Ud, Is .44d, Is 6id, Is Bid iCl|jaap Lines of )ouble-width.PAM ASK TABLING, ; js 7R'ls Hid. 2s 3d, 2s 8d Specially Cheap lines 0f... MUSLIN CURTAINS, 3.8 border each side, 3s I Id, 5s 6d, 7s 6d, 10s . 9d,l2ff6d - Specially Cheap Lines of r. TOILET QUILTS, 8s lid, 6s lid, 75,11 d, 10s lid, 15alid • Specially Cheap Lines of •—.WgITE FLANNELS,;; all . wool, -•> 1464 a : Cheap Lines of TABLE COVERS, from 6s 9d ’ Specially Cheap Lines of PRINTS, 34d. s|d, 6|d Specially Cheap Lines of FRENCH PRINTED MUSLINS, 44d, B|d Specially Cheap Lines of STRIPE TASSO LINENS, 6|d Specially Cheap lines of —— Colored Silk-finish LUSTRES, 74d Specially Cheap Lines of —— Extra good quality FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, assorted patterns, 12|d Specially Cheap Lines of BLACK SILKS, Is ll|d, 2s 73d, 3s 4|tlj 4s 9d, 5s Sd ■ ' Specially Cheap Lines of , r-1 COSTUME SKIRTS, 5s lid, 7s lid, 9s lid, lls 9d Specially Cheap Lines of - WHITE SKIRTS. 3s lid, 6s 6d Specially Cheap‘Lines of OXFORD SHIRTING (flax), 7|d Specially Cheap Lines of Men’s Fanfey CHINA CRAPE - SHIRTS, 5s lid Specially. Cheap Lines of • Men’s.WRITE SHIRTS, 4s lid, 6s 6d, 6s Ud* 8s 6d Specially Cheap Lines of Men’s Fancy Stripe OXFORD SHIRTS, 2s djd, 2s lid Specially Cheap Lines ot HOSIERY and GLOVES.

No red-letter days. No alterations of premises. -No great crisis expected, or any other kind of puff. All that sort of thing is getting played ont; the public are not so easily gulled. . If you want to buy good value in Drapery Goods, try ARDS AND 00. (Adjoining the Royal George Hotel), OE'ORGE STREET. PUBLIC NOTICES, NOTICE. C SAMSON, Abbotsford Colliery.—Best # Green Island Coal. Apply at the Little Office, Rattray street, opposite Railway Station. Rato of Prices—On hills (delivered) 20s per ton. _»» ■ »»■■:■■■ On flats ~ 18s ~ Small Goal— On hills ~ 16s ~ i, it Qn flats, ~ 14s ~ All orders sent in from Kensington, supplied 4t the above rates. Punctualisy and despatch attended to. N.B.—Terms Cash. *VT L E V B S. JJi * Wnter, Glass Embosser, and General House Decorator, Above Messrs' Peterson’s, grocers. Octagon. Entrance, private door in Octagon. N.L.begs to intimate to the Public that he has opened an Office at the above address, and c«n be seen from 9to 10 a.m. and sto 6 p.m. certain. A R N A R D I S AA C Begs to thank his Friends and Cnstomers for their patronage for the last thirteen years,: Md begs to inform them that he has opened a. Branch Establishment in Rattray street (four doors irom Murray’s Private Hotel), where he trill always he able to dispense prescriptions at any hour of the night. He has engaged an experienced dispenser (Mr George 0. Taylor), formerly four years manager for Mr Hucklebridge, Ebury street, Eaton square. London. Mr Isaac will always keep Drugs and Chemicals of the purest kind, and hopes, by careful attention to Branch Establishment, and also the one in Princes street, to receive a continuance of patronage. BARNARD ISAAC, Chemist, Rattray street, Dunedin. NOTICE. Hsteinmetz begs, In retiring from business, to return thanks - to his friends and the public in general for the-patronage so liberally bestowed b* l him during the last twelve years in Dunedin, and has much pleasure in recommending his Successor, The undersigned having succeeded H. Steintoetfc, and having had twenty years’ experience in Bridge of Earn, hopes that by strict attention to business and keeping a superior article he will receive a share of the patronage so liberally bestowed on his predecessor. ALEXANDER STEWART, Victoria Bakery, George street. BRITTANIA IRONWORKS, CRAWFORD STREET. riOSSEN¥~& BLACK, Engineers, Millwrights, Blacksmiths, and Agricultural Implement Makers. Small Steam Engines and all kinds of machines made and repaired. Every description of wrought iron work. y. R. H* OLSON’S Tomato sauce, jpbjPNOUNCED by Medical Men to b< the duly pur's ami wholesome Sauce that L ttude. It is invaluable for Indigestion., SolA tfsfarywhferes H* OLSON, AUCKLAND; V; %

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Evening Star, Issue 3751, 2 March 1875, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3751, 2 March 1875, Page 4

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