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Evening Star, Issue 4227, 13 September 1876, Page 1

Drapery. new goods for spring wear. ~ First Importations of the Season In millinery, mantles, 00* tombs, BRASSES, AND Now Opened Out at the FAYORITB ESTABLISHMENT ? OF J£IRKPATRIOK, QLENDINING, AND 00. JUST LANDED, ONE CASE OF ENGLISH PURE ALPAOOAS BRIGHT AS SILK. THE MOST DURABLE MATERIAL MANUFACTURED FOR LADIES’ DRESSES AND COSTUMES COLORSEVENING Latest designs from the First Houses in Paris and London in Dressmaking and Mantle-making. All the novelties in London and Paris Bonnets. Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Dress Caps, Silk and Satin Hats and Hoods, French Flowers and Wreaths; Ostrich, Marabout, Paradise, and Fancy Feathers; Hat and Bonnet Ornaments, Hat and Bonnet Scarfs, Silk - Turquoises, >iik-Nattes, Faillies, Satins, Gauzes, Gossamers, Ribbons, &0., &0., all to match. New Goods by every Mail for the Fancy Departments. The new colors Ecru, Ivory, Bi chit, Lemon, Light Blue, and Cardinal—in Fancy Ribbons, Sashes, Silk Scarfs, Gauze Scarfs, Scarf Gauzes, Si k Ties, Gauze Ties, Bair Bows, Dress Bows, Ruffles, Laces, Gossomer*. Lace and Silk Collars, Cuffs, and Kid Cloves. Newest Hair Plaits, Pads, Trimmings, Buttons, Fringes, Hosiery. Every Lady should have a New Rink Dress-holder—a “ Herts’s Renevo ” or Glovecleaner; price—small size; 9d; large, Is fid. Just opened, one case of Josephine’s French Kid; GloVes, first choice; plain and ■ stitched-backa, every size. Elegant Designs in Fichus, Capes, Jackets, Mantles, and Summer Hyde Parks. Novelties in Costumes, Walking Dresses, Evening Dresses, Ball Dresses, Morning Dresses. The very fashionable Freeh Dress Materials, checks and stripes to match, Norwich Bright Alpaca ditto ditto. Dacca Dress Fabrics, Matalasse, and >atte Cloths, French Merinos in every color. German Checklaines, and Real Irish Poplins. BLUES, GREENS, MAIZES, SILVERS, WHITES, DARK COLORS, A large parcel of Black Silks bought from the best makers. Soper’s good wearing qualities, from 4s fid; Bonndt and Oie’s, from 8a fid per yard ; Radzmerea' and Satin-de-Lyons, from 12s—the richest goods manufactured, and most enduring. A case, per Mail, of newcolored, plain, ■ and fanoy Silks, / ew Japanese Silks, New Mikado Silks, newcolored Satins, new Turquoises, and New NattA Silks. A Large Consignment of. Children’s and Ladies’Underclothing at less than their ordinary very low prices. BROWNS, AND UPWARDS OF THIRTY Every size in Children’s Chemises, Gowns, Drawers,Petticoats ; every quality in Ladies’ plain, fri led, and trimmed Chemises, Gowns, Drawers, Petticoats, Camisoles, Slip Bodies ; every description of Infants’ Underclothing, Infants’ Squares, Carrying Cloaks, Frocks, Pelisses, Blouses, Pinafores, Christening Robes, Hats, and Hoods. Another case of veiy cheap SHADES Alexandra Stays white, only 2s fid; drab and dove do, 2s 9d ; Thomson, s, from OF 4s 9d; French wove, from 7s 9d. GREYS TO SELECT FROM. PRICES, Is, Is 3d, Is fid, Is 9d, 2s, 2s 3d, Owing to the great fall in the price of wool, K. G. & Co. will be enabled to sell the new stock, jnst landing, of English and Scot, hj Blankets, "axony and Real Welsh Flannels, Scotch Plaidings and Serges, fully 20 per cent, below last year’s price list. Glut in the Clothing Trade Unabated. The best and cheapest clothing in the Colony - Bristol, Melbourne, and Dunedin manufacture are still being sold at an average of 35 per cent below inir porters’ prices. 2s fid, 3s, PER YARD AT K. G. & Go’s. Ne\V List— Colonial - made Trousers now 14s fid, Colonial-made Sac Coats now 12a fid, Colonial Tweed Suite now 355, Men’s Crimean Shirts now 4s fid, Men’s (all wool, extra . sizes) now 6s. Q.LENDENING, AND CO.