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} AND Hp TNCLIB, JL t jL deorge Street* 1 N • L I S & [9 O t , DAZBLI'KCt'.DISPLAY OF WONDER. A. & T. INGLTS, is recognition ef the immense patronage bestowed upon them, have renolved, for the benefit of their Custom fra, and ta give everyone visiting their establishment a chance of participating in their Grand Art Union, to throw open their whole stock for inspection, so as tb , allow their patrons a selection from most varied, acstly, and magnifieeafe >irti«ck in [Prinees Streak the trade.

Che following Departments are especially worthy of notice : DRESS DEPARTMENT. • Special value ia 309 Colored Silk Drosses; splendid assortment in Plain, Fancy, and Br oaded, at an immense discount—thf cheapest ever offered. Ladies’ Quilted Skirts, in Silk, Satin, Alpaca, and Italian Cloth. Fashionable Homespuns, and onor mens treasures in every Dress lino. The latest modes in Dressmaking executed with punctuality on the premises. HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENT. Notwithstanding the immense run open this department, we are enabled, by ear vast importations from every market in the commercial world, to supply the. thousands that daily give us the preference of thou visits. The following are specialties :—199 dozen Woollen Clouds, ail colors, at immense redactions; Fringes, Trimmings, Gimpo, Yak, tinny, and Maltese \ aces, in infinite variety, This department is replete with every requisite to a lady’s toilet.

MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Magnificent stocky of London and Pari > Millinery, Bonnets, xiats, Flowers, Ribbons, Lrnaments, Ac., purchased by our agents in the principal markets of Europe. The beat articles in these lines at specially low prices THE BABY LINEN AND UNDERC LOTH IN G DEP A UTM EN .1 hows a great variety of Pelisses, Wrappers, Robes, Silk and . atin Hoods, &o Ladies’ Plain, Frilled, and Trimmed ' hemiaes. Gowns, Drawers, do., in endless variety. CARPET DEPARTMENT Consist* of Brussels, Kidder, Tapestry, Scotch. Stair and Hall Carpets, Floorcloths all widths, Hearth Rugs, Mats, and Mattings, Damasks, Raises, Repps, all of the newest designs and by the most celebrated manufacturers. CLOTHING AND MERCERY. Unprecedented bargains of unequalled value to be obtained in this Department in Men a and Boys’ Suits in every shape, ilata, Ties, Scarfs, drawers, Socks, Shirts, Overcoats, Gentlemen’s Gloves. Suita ;w.ado to order. ROOTS AND SHOES. Beat Value in Ladies’ Rid, Alpines. Levants, Prenelles, Chelseas, &c,, &<j., all roade on the premises. Cur Men’s Boots of dvery description are so thoroughly known ..ud appreciated throughout the Province that they require no eulogium from us. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Our fehow-room in this Department procents a spectacle of wonder and beauty. Every article of Household Furniture is shown in iis respective place, and a most substantial and elegant finish given to all. Our Stock consists of Drawing-room and Dining-room Suites in mahogany and walnut ; Bed-room. Hall and Ri chen Furniture of every description ; Iron Bedsteads and B. ddingj Oleographs, Portraits, anu Lithographs m vast profusion, and every conceivable article which adds ta the comfort of a house. A. & T. INGL Ig, George street, Dunedin ; A. INQ LI S fc CO.. Prißww street, Dunedin; A, & T, INGLIS Tay street, Invercargill And A. & T. INGLIS 1 George Kcreec, Port Uhalmew.

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Evening Star, Issue 3890, 12 August 1875, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 3890, 12 August 1875, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 3890, 12 August 1875, Page 4

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