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Evening Star, Issue 3856, 3 July 1875, Page 4

dbapbkt? cr Are now Stowing their full ranged ;of ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND MOSOIEL BLANKETS FOR WINTER, forgo Size Witney Bath Blankets, 15a 63, 17a 63, 2is forgo Size Merino Bath do 24 63, 30s, 351 B BOWK, E * I N G, AND 16 bales of scarlet and white flannbki, host value we have ever shown* 26 OASES OF FANCY WOOL GOODS, Comprising all the Latest Novelties, as enumerated oelow.l 100 dozen' Children's Wool Scarfs, 2d each 72 ~ „ „ 4id each 40 »* ~ », 6d each 20 ~ ~ , lOd each A large assortment of Lathes’ Promenade Scarfs, in al colon, Sa 9d to 12s 6d each Ladies’ Opera Hoods Ladies’ Wool Porcupine Squares Ladies’ Wool Porcupine Half* Squares Ladies' Wool Necklets, embroidered with silk Ladies’ Wool Clouds Ladies’ Wool Capes , Ladies’ Fancy Wool Tippets Ladies’ Wool Opera Cloaks (choice) Ladies’ Wool Caps Ladies’ Wool Vests Ladies’ Wool Jackets Ladies’ Wool Crossovers, 2s and upwards Ladies’ Fancy Wool Handkerchiefs Ladies’ Wool Cuffs. Mitts, Armlets, and Gauntlets Children’s Wool Ruffles Children’s Wool Collarettes Children’s Wool Cloaks Children’s Wool Jackets Children’s Wool Muffs and Collarettes Children’s Wool Vests Children’s Wool Boas Children’s Wool Spencers Children’s Wool Boots, Boottees, Bootakins, Gaiters, Cuffia, and^Mitts. BEOWN, JAWING, AND PRINCES STREET AND MANSE STREET,

DRA ‘ Ry. CHEAPNESS. THIS is the Age for Cheapness, but Cheapness, like other things, may he carried to excess, as when it is sought after without regard to quality. Low-priced Goods are not generally cheap. F. A. T N 0 L E- , OP THE L 0 N D O N H OHS E, Intends to make it his aim, by careful attention to quality, to keep in stock nothing but what is good, and at the same time to sell at a reasonable price. ■ -Special attention is directed to the following lines ■ Black Silks, 3s 6d per yard ,* worth 4s 6d Black Oro.-Grains, 4s lid; worth 0s Black Orap de Paris, 6s 6d ; worth 8s fid French Merinoes, 2s lid ; worth 3i» 6d Soft All-wool Plains, 2s lid 5 worth 3s 6d All-wool Serges, lid j worth ls4d Winceys, 7d, Bd, 9d, lOd, lid, and Is; worth double the money. Black Lustres, Is, Is 3d, Is fid, and Is 9d Splendid stock of Russell Cords A large and choice assortment of Homer spuns, real Aberdeen Winceys, in all the new shades, suitable for the present season. SKIRTS AND SHAWLS In endless variety: ~ The new ApgloEgyptiau Shawl, in all colors ; Rob and Shepherd Long Shawls, very cheap. JACKETS AND MANTLES. Three oases of Ladies’, Maids’, and Children’s new and stylish Velvet and C’pth Jackets, in a great variety Of style, handsomely trimmed, and admitted to be the.best bargains of the season. Ladies’, Girls’. Maids’, and Children’s Waterproof Cloaks, at half the usual price charged in town. A very large and superior etpok of Ladies’, Maids’, and Children’s Polonaises, fn giack Cloth, Lomespuns, and the new Costume Cloth, at a great reduction on the usual price. MILLINERY AKd’^UNDERCLOTHING. A magnificent lot of Trimmed Hats, Millintary Bonnets, Feft and Straw Hats, French and English Flowers, Feathers, Plumes, and Fancy Wings. Ladies’, Maids’, and Children’s Stays, in all makes j also a very superior stock of Ladies’ Underclothing, made of the best material, and splendidly finished. F. A. I. would direct special attention to his large and well-assorted stock of Irish Linens, Damasks, Linen Sheetings, Towels, Towellings, Linen, (Union, and Cotton Ticks, White and Colored Blankets, Maraella and Toilet .Quilts, Sheetings, Calicoes, and Flannels. F. A. INGLE respectfully requests the Ladles of Dunedin and surrounding districts to pay his new Drapery Establishment a visit—see the goods, know the prices, and judge for themselves. Note the Address— F A. I NQ L * LONDON HOUSE, GEORGE STREET, PpNßpxyj