SPRING SHIPMENTS, 1875. JgROWN, JAWING, & C°* Are now Showing the first of their Season’s Shipments of NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,| Comprising all the latest Loudon and Parisian Novelties in Dress and Fashion. New Cashmere Capes. New Damassie Ribbons, New Mautlettes. Now Satinette Shawls. New Silks. New Cuirasses, New Lace Shawls, New Jackets. New Tabliers. V\ e would direct special attention to our Tab iers, Mantlettes, and Cuirasses, &0., b rem h-made, and of the highest class, at very moderate prices. New Millinery New Feathers New Ribbons New Silks New Hats New Laces New Hamburg Notts New Dress Goods New Bonnets New Flowers New Trimmings New Costumes We are showing a full range of our special mak > of Lyon’s Bhek Silk, from 3s fid to 17« Pel per yard, Black and Colored French Satins, Moire Antilles, Irish Poplins and Velvets, COSTUMES, COSTUMES. COSTUMES. 250 Imported Costumes to choose from—all model patterns, and the very latest styles -from 10s fid to 150s. j j INSPECTION INVITED. B R 0 W N, E W FN G, AND QO.
konstt ONE Y. MONEY. MONEY. On Fret hold Security, in any sums from LIOO to L 4,000. GILLIES & STREET, Princes street. I\|OXEY in sums of L2O and upwards lent f° r short or long periods on freehold and leasehold properties, the deposit of deeds, mils 04 lading, shares, kc., &c., at lowest rates of interest. Bills discounted. H. NASHKLSKI, Money and Discount Office, Banks, Barron, and Co.’s New Building 1 , llattray street. kJUMS of £2O and upwards lent upon FreeO bold Security, repayable by instalments ; and Transfers of land prepared under the new Act on the shortest notice. W. DALKYMPLE, .Tun., Licensed Broker, Princes street. NOTICE. MONEY.— The undersigned are prepared to negotiate I,cans on freehold, leasehold, or personal security, the deposit of title deeds or tsharo scrip, at the lowest possible rates. Bills Discounted. STEWART & DOUGHTY, r\at Mont *y Scriveners and Brokers, '-'trice. Manse street. Dunedin RDUOATIONAI,. JJ ERE S C II O T T, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC. (From the Royal Academy of Music, London), late 1 rincipal of the Royal Victorian Academy of Music, by special appointment from H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh, and Musical Examiner to the Victorian Board of Education, begs to announce that, in compliance with the desire ot numerous friends, he has resolved to settle m Dunedin, and may be consulted at his rooms (above Brasch and Co., next door to Messrs Hogg and Hutton, en ance from Octagon), as to terms for Piano, Singing, Harmonium, Theory, and Composition, daily, from ten o’clock till twelve, and from two till four, QHERR SCHOTT,qR. A. M.,L. UNEDIN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Principal— Mr A. Harkktt. Assisted by an efficient staff of Masters. The FOURTH QUARTER v.iR Con,me on Ist OCTOBER. Course of instruction : English, Mathfmatics, Classics, and French, Terms (payable in advance) Day Pupils £2 per quart Boarders £l2 Extras : Music, anuJXvncing. . As ‘ all the best part of education is lea mg how to behave,” the culture of manliu and gentlemanly conduct will be stdctlv tended to.
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Evening Star, Issue 3929, 28 September 1875, Page 4
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