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Evening Star, Issue 3787, 14 April 1875, Page 1

Btranreas notices. U T U M N, ISTfc FIRST SHIPMENTS NOW LANDING HERBERT, HAYNES, AO* DRAPERY, TTERT IMPORTANT NEWS TO * GENTLEMEN. EXTREMELY FASCINATING TO THE ECONOMICAL. INTERESTING AND INSTRUCTIVE TO EVERYBODY. To Dress properly is a most important matter, and, many find to their cost, rather expennre A judicious person tries to dross well at the least posaibla expense. Neatness of Material and graceful new of Style must be combined In the highest degree, JLnowimr S* ,B secured a Heady Large and Beautiful Assortment of all the - newest fabrics in TWEEDS, COATINGS, and FANCY VESTINGS. v ° m y patrons have an immense variety to select from, and consequentiy the most fastidious wrll have no difficulty in making their selection. * MR JAMES GEMMILL (Who has had large and varied experience several high-class tailoring establishments at Home) has charge of the CUTTING DEPARTMENT. ALL GARMENTS, Are therefore, as a matter of course, toned out in the Highest Style of Art These advantages are combined with ex tremely Moderate Prices, which only require an.* 68 ***I*° 1 *° be P roved to the eatisfaotioi OUR GUINEA TROUSERS Are now so favorably known that it is an unnecessary to say anything more in th I wish to impress upon the Gentlemen Utago three important advantages they e by dealing at this Establishment, and tl are these—1. You have a Large, Varied, and Fashi able Stock to choose from; 2. Yon can secure High-class Garments Moderate Prices. 3. Ton can combine Gracefulness with Comfort in Wear. Inspection and comparisonfrespeotfully invited. DAVID R. HAY, TAILOR (By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand), Princes street, Dunedi WANTED KNOWN, THAT jg en n e t & Jamison, Merchant Tailors and Outfitter Have just received, ex ship Mallewdale, from London, A Magnificent Selection of NEW TWEEDS AND TROUSERING, Suitable for the present and -approaching Seasons. WANTED, Everyone to come and inspect THE NEW TWEEDS Aft, AT BENNET A Opposite Post-oittob, PRJNCES STREET, Dunedin. POACHES. COACHES 1 OOACHESI yEEND’S SOUTHERN LINE Leaves the Empire Hotel, High street, every morning for TOKOMAIRIRO, LAWRENCE, AND BALCLUTH A At 9 a.m.; returning daily at 5 p.m. By the above Line, Travellers may rely . receiving every attention and oomtort reasonable hires. YEEND A M‘NETL, Frdfcric&ea