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Evening Star, Issue 4231, 18 September 1876, Page 4

DRAPERY JJROWN, TJ WIJf O, o°-k-nt Sew anowiKd rane FIRST »F THEIR SHIPMENTS; Consisting of all the Latest Novelties produoed in the Home and Continental Markets for the Season, New Silks New Dresses Costumes New Jackets New Manfles New Shawls New Cheswiek SoafveS New Haft New Flowers New Ribbons New India Bquareß New Hosiery New Trimmings New Ecru Bows New Bonnets Now Feathers New Laces New Collars and Ottffs New Linen Seta New Rufflfaigs New Frillings We wonld direct particular attention to onr Stock of Cashmere and Nett Mantles, Silk Jackets, and the New Matallassie Cloth Jacket. The leading Shapes are the Victoria, Laura, Hilda, Clarendine, Chester, Northfoik, Favorite Wellington, and Susette. Trimmed and Untrimmed Straw Hats and Bonnets in variety. Favorite shapes are the Derwent* Dee, Superb, Garcon, Clifton, and Maritana. Print Wrappers, Flannel Dressing Gowns. Children's and Misses' Costumes in Tasso, Pique, and Marcella; Print Dresses, Infants' Quilted Merino Cloaks, Squares, and Pelises, LALIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERCLOTHING IN GREAT VARIETY. UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLSIn Shot Twills, Reversible Silk, Glacie Silks, andTox's Patent Paragon with silver mounted Handles. DRESS GOODS— * l In Reversible Checks, Marled Lenos, Stripe Panama's, Damasks, Silicias, Matalassie, Scroll Silk Stripes, Silk Warp Check Twills, Arabian Glaciea, Alpacas, | Check Poplin, Galatea Stripes, Prints and Muslins The following New Colors—Biscuit, Ecru, Begc*, Cream, and Cardinal-in Silks, Satins, Turquoise, Silk Scarfs, Muslin Scarfs, Nett Scarfs, Ruffling*, Laces, and Ribbons. Just to hand by Mail a full range of Paper Models, showing the latest style of Jackets, Polonaises, Costumos, Skirts, Bodioe, Capes, Tunics, and Children's Dresses. ROW N, T7l WIN G, ft C\ O.

Prospectus. .PROSPECTUS OP THE USTRALIAN AND NJIW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). Head Office ... ... Melbourne. Capital—£2so,ooo, in 25,000 Shares of £lO each. To be registered under tVe " Companies Statute, 1864," and the liability of the Shareholders will be limited to tbja amount of the i subscribed shares. It is intended to call un LIOO.OOO within the next twelve months, payable i 1 per share on application, LI 10s on allotment, and the ' lialan/>. U-rr /will- —-4 . Jti T A 1A- 1. but on not leas than three months' previous I notice. L 60.000 of the amount to be called up has already been subscribed in Melbourne and New Zealand before the isaae of this Prospectus. : Provisional Directors, With powe.r to add to their number (To remain in. office for twelve months after «■«.-■ the regi? tratl nof the oinpany). JOSEPH CLARKE, Esq., Melbourne DAVID SP'flNCfi, Esq., of Messrs Spence Bros, anrd Co., Melbourne J. H WH7.TE Esq.. of Messrs J. H. White and Co. , Melb«urne H. K Dr>7 BALDS' 'N, Esq., of Messrs H. B. DonaWison and Co., Melbourne WILLIA'M CROSBY, Esq, of Messrs William Crosby and Co., fcobart Town and Me>bi anrne f AS. M CULLOCH, Esq., Queen street, Melfc iourne WILLI. AM YOUNG-, Esq.. of Messrs Willinn?. Young and Co., Melb-urne WM. V ITHERSON, Km., Invercatrfll, N.Z , of Messrs Wm. M'Pherson and Co. W. J. M. LARN4CH, Esq., Dunedin, N.Z., of Messrs Guthrie and Larnach WAITER TURNBnLL, Esq., Wellington, N..Z., of Messrs W. and G. Turnbull and Co. WILLIAM LAIDLEY, Esq., cf Messrs V/illiam Laidley and Co., Sidney. HENRY SAWTELL, Esq., of Messrs Wilson, Sawtell, and Co., Christchurch. Bankers. Ik "Melbourne—THE COLONIAL BANK Ik New Zealand-THE BANK OB" NEW ZEALA:>D. Solicitors. fttESBBS BENNETT, A Auditors. rffESSRS JOHN TURNBULL & W. G. SHtIG. Brokbbs. KESSRS J. B. WERE & SON, 80 Collins street West. Melbourne, and MR J. B. BRADSHAW,Tempi©Chambers, Dunedin, To whom applications for shares are request ed to be made, or to the Agents of thie Companj \ MBSSKS GUTHRIE & LARNACH, Du aedin, New Zealand. The Share List will close on the 30th Sen- : i tember, 1876. f