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Evening Star, Issue 4206, 19 August 1876, Page 2

SpeflSfti A&vwttemtawtm MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. . w* VJ ., O uws TU LJfiiNU IE! fT»riri U S?TTSS7IIS from FIv:E POUNDS toFl\L HUNflß.||. POir NDR onpemmal Wclvf **»'*M« security, repayable by Weekly, Monthly or Quarterly fcrataenta u required, >'onej Lent oa Jewellery. Piamoudß, Pkte, Ifirearms, clothing. &c. Th lowest rate of interest chared. T7-n M ?. ne y Lent °» Ail's of Sale. iiiilß dißcounttd. Valua ions made. Q .j, Note Address— Htondard loan and Piscount Office, Arcade. U 1 YONS, Proprietor G T m FROM THE L. APOTHECARIES C>* /.' x City of Ca-hmere Seigle's Spray Producers Savory and Moore's Prmcreatto Emulßioa Maw s Medicine Spoons Ammonia. Ofl.iiyilt Spirits of Salts W:,terpro f Sheeting of Jota-ium Glycerinr. Oonto's ''cetic Cod Liver Oil (O. A. Co 's) Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts Silk Kla.qf.io - B. BA.Gy.EY & SON. COMING FASHIONS.

SPRING, 1876. R S W. A. JENKINS, MILT INER, GEORGE STREET, Next door but one to Craig and Gillie*. "From Peter Robinson's, Oxford street, London." In consequence of the increase in the Busi?*??v , e P ast **"> seasons, and in view of further Increase, Mrs W. A. J. has ranch pleai u ™*»n*ting to »he Ladies of Dunedin and the Country generally, having made arrangements for a larger Bupply than hitherto of every • r *' T Novelty in Millinery for the Spring and Summer of 1876, comprising— Paris trimmed Bonnets and Hats. Real French Flowers. All the new Rhitpea in Bonnets and Hats, untriramed. Children's Sailor Hata, a lares assortment. Birds and Fancy Feathers or flVArrr InnH "R/tn*./,!. /"»_-■ -_i._ «»iii rri« ■ ™ ' Ladieß ' Underclothing, Ac. Mrs W. A. Jenkins respectfully solicits Jjadies who have not yet given her their patronage to do so, •« feeling confident from hj r success In Dunedin and long experience in the largest houses in the West End of L-ndon," they will be suited in every particular. As hitherto, the pnoes will be the lowest for Cash only, and the Styles the Best ia the L>ity. MRS W. A. JENKINS, Geobgb strhbt. TEMPLE O F FAS HI ON By Appointment to ?. R.H. Duke of Edin- „ burgh; KG. ?.■ URISBBL, L»adies and Gentlemen's Hairdresser, Wigmaker, and Perfumer. The largest and finest stock in hair-work of every description in New Zealand. The latest fashions received per every mail. The only genuine article for the growth of byF. Beissel, Hairdresser, Dunedin. LONDON LOAN AM) DISCOUNT SOCIETY. ... _ , MANSB BTBKET. (Next W-du's Hotel late Insurance Company's office.) I IUTa o • . •_...., - . . , m<4 n; Clerks. Gnvenumwit Officials. Mechanics Working Men, and others, on the foi 1-' Wing terms: — Mtney advanced in sum* varying from hi to LSOO, on T'ersmial security, to be reo" W %? instalments of Is in the £. For instance, rersonh desirous o obtai mc» L 5 receive T. 4 10s cash, re i.aid r.y twev.f-, hißt:..;i"fatß, Ssewjh tVbalance deducted tor interest; and so <>t up to L 590. Wh H'scounted.. Mon«y I f . n t on Deposit Deeds, Bills of Sale,. Shavea ?Mh of Tading, Furniture, -ic.. without po»Be> won. or any other aviiil'abk; security. Office hours—9.3o a*m. fc. 5.30 p.m. ; Mon. day evening till 8.30, Saturday till 2 o'clock HENRY BENJAMIN, ~, Manager. Mar-wj street, next Wain's Jtiotel, late National Insurance CompanyV office.

NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. * and that tbe and trade under the nime or designation of H and K. BKOWNLIE, Milliners and Baby Linen Importers. Miss B. Brownlie hai just arrived from Home, after an absence of two and a-half years, during which time she was moat success ful in establishing agencies in Lo. don and the3e places have had a life-long experience in buying for the Colonial tride. one of them visiting Paris once a month during the milli neiy season I adies can tiow depend upon a regular nuprly of the choice styles of JVI. M. "Worth and Pingat, Mesd»mes Leferribr, Aen 'en-er, Ac, &c As this is tbe only home in town which devi tea itself exclusively to the of Millinery and Br by Linen, ladie t will *t once perceive that we are in a much position than other houses to suit their requirement* in these special departments. In consequence of the steady increase of our busine 8. to make way- for our expe!!t,ive stock, alterations and inv rovements have made in the shop and show room, where Miss Brownlie will now have the valuable assistance of her sister as saleswoman. The work-room, which for the last three rears bas been under the able management of Miss Rel'a CJuthrie, has also bp«n altered and extended to accommodate our staff of milliners for the summer season. Ml*. M»ownlie would tslce this opp rtunity of thanking the ladies ©f and Port Chalmers for the very cordial and Mber4 sapport they have given her since she began bnsi ness -three and a-half years' since—and to ■ ssure them that no effort will be w mting on her part to retain the confidence they have always placed in her. Princeß street, Dunedm, AnjnistlS, 1876. ;i:>'*v .'%!; .fcfV'iTON'H fitti? WTNH \kh Vuifeg 42ve»r6ok! L Mi* CiOWOU, 110:. ■»tt..»WN BHRtati. i& Jus* reP ceived. l«are value Per CIOJ..ONIAL WINES, :*h to 35s per M»(i(; \ MITT«)■-.,