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Evening Star, Issue 4092, 7 April 1876, Page 1

Drapery. JJE RBE RT, JJA YNE .S, A N D O.’S ADYE R T I S E M E N T. : J Men’s Tweed Trousers, 8s lid Men’s Tweed Trousers, 9s 6d Men’s Tweed Trousers, 10s6d Men’s Tweed Trousers, lls6d Close of Summer Trade. Men’s Tweed Coats, 20s Men’s Tweed Goats, 22s Men’s Tweed Coats, 25s Men’s Tweed Coats, 27s 6d Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Men’s Tweed Suits, 47s 6d Men’s Tweed Suits, 45s Men’s Tweed Suits, 50s Men’s Tweed Suits, 55s Close of Summer Trade. Men’s Trousers, Vests, 25a Men’s Trousers, Vests, 27s 6d Men’s Trousers, Vests, 30s Men’s Trousers, Vests, 32s 6d Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Boys’ Suits, 25s Boys’ Suite} 27a-6d- .. v .* Boys’ Suite, 29a Boys’ Suite, 32s Close of Summer Trade. Youths’Suite, 27b 6d Youths’ Suite, 30s Youths’ Suits, 32s 6d Youths’ Suite, 35s Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Men’s Cotton Shirts, Is lid Men’s Harvard Shirts, 2s 6d' Men’s Oxford Shirts, 3s 3<l Men’s Oxford Shirts, 4s Close of Summer Trade. Men’s Crimean Shirts, 4s 3d Men’s Crimean Shirts, 4s lid Men’s Crimean Shirts,' 5s 6d Men’s Crimean Shirts, 6s 6d Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Boys’ Colored Shirts, 2s 3d Boys’ Colored Shirts, 3s Boys’ Colored Shirts, 3s 3d Boys’ Colored Shirts, 3s 6d Close of Summer Trade, Men’s Cotton Pants, 3s 3d Men’s Cotton Pants, 3s 9d Men’s Under Shirts, 4s Men’s Under Shirts, 4s 6d Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Men’s Cotton Socks, 6d Men’s Cotton Socks, 8d Men’s Cotton Socks, 9d Men’s Cotton Socks, IOJd Close op Summer Trade, Men’s Wool Socks, Is 2d Men’s Wool Socks, Is 4d Men’s Wool Socks, Is 6d Men’s Wool' Socks, Is 9d Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Men’s Hollahd Coats, 6s 6d Men’s Holland Coats, 7s 6d' Boys’ Holland Coats,' 4s 6d Men’s Alpack Coats, ,10s, 6d ■ Close of Summer Trade. Men’s Holland Vests, Is 6d Men’s Holland Vests, 2s ,6d Men’s Holland Veste; 3s 6d Men’s Linen' Vests, 2s 6d Herbert, (Haynes, &Co. Men’s Regatte Shirts, 3s 6d Men’s Regatta Shirts, 4s 6d Men’s Regatpa Shirts, 5s 6d Men’s Regatta Shite,' 6s-6d Close of Rummer TrAde. Men’s White Shirte, 'ss 6d Men’s White Shirts, 6s 6d 1 Men’s White ShiVts, 7s 6d ■■ Men’s White Shiite, 8s . Herbert, ’Haynes, & Co. Men’s Oxford Shirte, 3s lid Men’s Oxford Shirte, 4s 6d Men’s Oxford Shirts, 5s 6d. Men’s Oxford Shirts, 6s 6d Close "of Summer Trade. Boy’s Regatta Shirts, 3s 6d Boy’s Regatta Shirts, 4s Boy’s Regatta-Shirts,- 4s 6d Sot’s Regatta- Shirte, 5s Herbert, i Haynes, & Co. Men’s Mole Trousers, 6s lid Men’s Mole Trousers, 7s 6d Men’s Mote Trousers, 8s 6d Men’s Mole Trousers, 9s Close of Summer Trade. Youths’ Coats, 12s Youths’ Coats, 14s Youths’ Goats, 16s Youths’ Coate, 18s Herbert,’ Haynes, & Co. Boys* Knickerbockers, 8s 6d Boys’ Knickerbockers, 9s 6d Boys’ Knickerbockers, 10s 6d Boys’ Knickerbockers, 12s 6d ' Close of Summer Trade. - Youths’ tweed trousers, 7s 6d Youths’ tweed trousers, 8s 9d Youths’ tweed trousers, 9s Youths’tweed trousers, 10s Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Boys’ Tweed Trousers** 5s 6d Boys’ Tweed Trousers, 6s Boys’ Tweed Trousers, 6s 6d Boys’ Tweed Trousers, 7s 6d ■ Close of Summer Trade. Superior Winceys, 7sd , Superior Winceys, IOJd Cloth Winceys, Is 3d Otosß of Summer Trade. 1 Black Lustres, 7id Black Lustres, B|d Black Lustres, 10£ d , Black Lustres, Is 2d. . ‘ Herbert, Haynes, & Go. i Black Dress Cords, IQJd. Black Dress Cords, Is ,3d Black Dress Cords,; Is 6d , , Black Dress Cordsi' is 8d , Ciisk op Summer- Trade. > Black Silks, 2s 6d I Black; Silks, 2s 9d I •Black Silks, 3s 6d Black Silks, 4s - 1 Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Black Satins, 3s 6d Black Satins, 4s 6d ! Black Satins, 6s i Black Satins, 7s ! [Close of Summer Trade, j Camlet Skirts, 3s 6d Camlet Skirts, 4s 6d j Camlet Skirts, 5s 6d j Camlet Skirts, 6s 6d ! | Herbert,. Haynes, & Co,; Indies’ Night Dresses, 3s 94 Ladies’ Night Dresses, 4s 6d Ladies’Night Dresses, 5s Ladies’ Night Dresses, 5s 6d Close of Summer' Trade. ! Ladies’ Chemises, 2s 6d Ladies’ Chemises, 3s Ladies’ Chemises, 8s 6d Ladies’ Chemises, 4s j Herbert, Haynes, & Cp.; Ladies’ Drawers} 2s 6d ’ : Ladies’ Drawers, 3s Ladies’ Drawers, 3s 6d Ladies’ Drawers, 4s Close of Summer, Trade, Wincey Costumes, 21s Wincey Costumes, 22sg6d Wincey Costumes, 25s .Wincey Costumes, 27s 6d Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Ladies’ Stays, 2s 6d I Ladies’ Stays, 3s 6d Ladies’ Stays, 3s 9d Ladies’ Stays,’ 4s 6d Close of Summer Trade, Boys’ Cloth Caps, Is 6d Balmoral Caps, 2s’6d Velvet Capsj 3s Felt Hats, 2s 6d Herbert, Haynes, & Co. Untrimmed Hats, Is 6d Untrimmed Hats, 2s Untrimmed Hate, 2s 6dJ Untrimmed Hate, 3s Herbert, Haynes, & Co.

Public Notices. SOMETHING NEW FOR EVERY i HOUSEHOLD. Ask your grocer for brown’s LIQUIL) BLUING hOR CL< »T hu 8. It will not;B|'Ot or epeck linen, it mixes ;very evenly with water, gives a very pretty shade, an<l a pint the cost of on© shiling will rive better satisfaction than two shilling© worth of the l uttonor ball blue now in use. It will he found to supply a want long felt in ev.ry bou-ehold, as it saves the labor of washing out blue sp cks, and entirely does awaywth the inconvenience of the blue bag. Anvone giving it a trial will he weU satisfied with the result. Bottled by J. BROWN, Brown street, Dunedin. STAROHPOLISH. Use Brown’s Starch Polish f r glossing linen, it inr;nrts thu fine ©lossy appliance so desirable for shirts, collars, cuffs, &c f * ■ Sold in packages for 6d each.- k - • o>ders for the abo-e by mail will receive prompt attention. WU BBASCH & CO.fi • Furniture Warehouse. j Notice to the Public generally and to Parties Furnishing in particular. 5 Our fast increasing trad© has compelled us to secure the next door premises and to convert the whole of the upper part into SPACIOUS SHOW ROOMS, For the Display of our Extensive Stock of DRAWING, DINING, & BEDROOM t FURNITURE. | The Stock is most S leot and well-assorted in nil Branches, and will compare most favorably as regards prices and style with any in the trade. _ i G. M. B. & Co. return their best thanks for the generous support hitherto accorded to them, and in asking for. a cor tinuanoa of that confidence, p.edge themselves to endeavor to deserve it. _____ G. BRASCH & CO., , Furnishing Warehouse, PaiNOES STREET, DUNEDIN, Near the Octagon. TOWNSHIP OF BURNSIDE EAST, Near Green Island. THE unsold Sections in the above township can now be ontaimd on application at the Rooms of the undersigned, where plana and pi ices can be ascertained. The section wrh the dwelling house is also for sale, or it will be let. MTxANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. BUILDING SITES TO LET. TO LET, on Building Lease, several deniable sites, as under Comer Great King street and Howe street. Opposite Museum, Great King street. Opposite new Knox Church, George street^ Witef/- uL lu ■ CONNELL & MOt)DIE.

Public Notices. THE OLDEST VENETIAN BLIND WOKKS IN; NE W ZEALAND. JOHN TAYLOR, Venetian Bl’nd Maker, do ires to. tha'ik his numerous F lends and tb© Public generally for the liberal support accorded to him in the, above business, and tp assure them that every care and attention, both in selecting material used and supervising the work, wil; be paid. H ving all' the hearssary machinery for the manufacture of Venetian Blinds, he is able to turn outau ai ticle superior to any either of imported or Oo’ouial make. Blinds fitted up with Patent Wove Taps —far superior to haud-aewed—and check action. Inspection invited. , | Estima'e of cost given. VENETIAN BLIND WORKS, Maolagg-m street Dunedin. important notice. . ; C E. FALKNER, Hairdresser and Oma- • mental H.ur Manufacturer. Importer of . Human, Hair... Tha largest at ck ol Humap Hair in tlie Colony, Ha rin all colors, shades, at al lengths (wnole-ale and retail). Large stock of readymade goods at greatly reduced prices. G-reat^reduction has been.made- on all •bair goods j greatipduceiuent offered tobuyers. Combings and tangled hair worked into any sty e. Ait ngemetit bias been mad* for regular monthly shipments of human hair; Patterns of hair accurately and expeditiously matched and exeouted, and sent ti>i any part of : the Colony by C. E. FALKNER, ' George street, Dunedin. STRANG’S RENOWNED COFFEES AND PEPPERS. SK for and insist on ha reaownedCoffees—‘‘Ma«n,”^‘ t l7nioU,” Strang’s A' and “ Ship ’’ brands, the quali.ies of. which am so wellappreciated, ' 1 Ask for STRANG’S PURE;PEPPERS. Strang’s Spices are unequalled for strength and pur ty; every package bears his name. Important to Consumers—Do hot me Coffees or Peppers without the label bears the manufacturer’s name. DAVID STRANG, Southland Steam Coffee and Spice Mills,, . ■' Invercargill, N.Z BUTCHERS. THE Undersigned is Selling Prime Meats of all descriptions at the lowest rates. Families waited oh for orders in all parts of the City. W. I7tb March, 1876. TKI< K, Maclaggan street. veneti an Blind works. ' PATERSON, BURkE, &. CO., late witl John Taylor/Wg to inform their friendi and the public generally, that they have openec tloae central premises in Maclaggan street three doors above the Arcade. They trust that their ability and long expe nonce in .the above trade will gain a'share o the public patronage, and wifi endeavor t< Serve their customers with the newest and mos approved principles in Venetian Blind-making Old .Blinds Re-taped and Panted on.thj shortest notice. Country orders executed wit] afephthluj the Arcade, Maclaggan street,