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DBAPERY. SUITED TO THE DIVERSITY OP TASTE. DRESS AND FASHION. CARPETS AND "HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING. Thenecessity for such things is undoubtedly true, and the desirabilitv ©f getting them at reasonable prices is of vast importance to every man and. woman. We have already recorded at various times that nowhere else can the public be so well served as at the Favorite Establishment of Messrs KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING, AND CO., DUNEDIN. By their original mode of trading, each one might make his or her own, for little money, the very best productions of the looms of India, China, Japan, Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland, Scotland, England, and Ireland. , At the present moment they are in possession of an enormous stock of NEW AUTUMN A NI D WINTER GOODS, And we do not hesitate to say that they offer In every department a greater choice than we have ever before seen accumulated in any one house. JOTTINGS BY AN EYEWITNESS. fin the Millinery Departj ment they are showing I the Latest Novelties in i Parisian and London I Bonnets and Trimmed Hats at really moderate charges. KNOWN UNDER VA RIOUS NAMES—8S CARTOONS. AND 1 CASE OP INFANTS’ THE GREATEST SHIPMENT YET RECEIVED r An immense choice of Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets in Velvet, Felt, Beaded Chip, Black, Grey, Brown and Speckled Straws, in all the new shapes, from Is . 6d upwards. Of French and English Artificial Flowers, Mosses, Ferns, and Fruit. Of Ostrich Plumes, Flats, Fancy Feathers, Birds, . and Ornaments. (Silk and Satin Hats ; Silk, Satin, and Velvet Pen. nets; Silk and Satin Hoods; Cloaks, Squares, I Frocks, Robes, Pelisses, I Bodies, Blouses, Bands. ’Of Unbreakable Single and Double Busk Stays and ( orsets at 2s 3d, 2s 9d, 3s, 3s 9d, 4* fid; Children’s and Ladies’ Underclothing, as usual, very cheap j Crinolines, Crinolettes, Dress-Im-provers, Eiderdown, Petticoats, Bustles; Kilted, Quilted, Flounced Silk k. and Satin Petticoats. REDUCED FROM 6a PER PAIRI TO 4s 3d. GREAT SAVING TO ■ FAMILIES ' Ist Choix Josephine Frenc Kid Gloves, now 4s 3d Best Danish Kids, 2s fit New Stock of Silk an Cloth Gloves, Hosier] Belts, Buckles, Fringe Laces, Trimmings, Tiei Sashes, Umbrellas. f Irish Linen, Damas linen, Sheetings, Shir ings, Towellings, Blai kets, Flannels, Quilt Matting, Rugs, Floo cloths, at wholesa prices. ( The Latest Fashion of the NOW READY 1 Day the Homespum FOR •{ Costume, and W.P. CosINSPECTION. | tumes, in three pieces 1. skirt, tablier, an J s *cket REAL SEALS I And Imitation Sealskin 1 Jackets, Silk Velvet J Jackets, Capes, and Po- ( lonaises, very cheap. PURCHASED IN LYONS ADVANTAGEOUSLY. ’ Good Black Silks, at 3s to 4s fid per yard ; Excellent Black Gros Grains, 5s fid to ,7s per yard; most enduring qualities, 6s fid to 10s per > ard ; richest Pompadour, Satin de Lyon and Peult de Soie, from 11s fid to 17s per yard; black Watered Silks, black , Moire Antiques. BLACK SILK VELVETS AND VELVETEENS. (German Velvets, from 6s fid to 9s per yard ; English Velvets, from 10a to 15s per yard ; I yons Velvets, from 16s to 21s; Genoa Silk Twill Backs, from 21s to S3s per yard; Velveteens, 4s 3d, Ss, 8s 9d, 6a fid, 7s 9d per 1. yard. (Black Dress Goods, Mourning Materials, French Silk and Wool Repps, WHOLESALE ■! lateen Costume PRICES I' lot hs, Plaids, French j Merinoca Wincey s* CheI viot Homespuns, Sateens I. and Serges; MANUPACTURERS 'Of Boys’, Youths’, and Men’s Clothing and Underclothing, Crimean and Jean Snirts, Flannel and Dress Shirts, Merino v and Flannel Pants. NOTED FOR GOi'D MATERIALS !At the lowest possible Prices : Boys’ Saits, Youths’ Suits, Men’s - Suits, Coa.s, Vests, Trousers, Tweeds, Cloths, Hats, Caps, L Socks, &c., &o. GREATLY SUPERIOR TO EVERY OTHER Is the style and quality of the Goods made up in the Tailoring Department*

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Evening Star, Issue 3801, 30 April 1875, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3801, 30 April 1875, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 3801, 30 April 1875, Page 1

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