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Evening Star, Issue 4256, 17 October 1876, Page 1

Drapery. O W, T H R E' E D A Y S. COSTUMES PARISIAN MODELS, BRIIISa i MODELS. S PRINO iFASfIIONS, Promenad* Costumes. Visiting Costumes. v. Indoer Costumes. Morning Costumes. J Linem Costumes. ' Cambrio Costumes. Young Ladies' Costumes. ; Children's Costumes. Ball Costumes. ETeaing Costumes. FISCHUS, MANTELETS, JACKETS, CROSSOVERS, ; ..,, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. FRIDAY* OCTOBER 6. '^DISCOUNT' PURCHASES-Ladies' Coßtumeß, 7s 6d; Ladies' Costumes, 8s 6d; Giri»' Costumes, 3s fid; Ladies' Skirts, 2s lid and 3s 6d; Holland Skirts, 4s 6d. ■ ERBERT, TTAYNBS,

Public Nonces. J3I showing me that I hays acted unjustifiU' ably, in any either in regard to. niy charge or otherwise, a?ain*t Mr W. W. Wilson! shall, by all Aeans. reidily and' amply make every recompense, although! am minua upwards of, L4O by his deliberate false swearing. •• •' • • ■' ■■-.'■■>•■ JOHN STAMPER. Dunedin, 16th October, 1876 : ' THE CHEAP Br-OP.I "-ima UJttEAi^ . ■;.. phop.J: , :•'.;■ -v • •'; TSTo. 9, Poyal Arcade,:., BUT OF THE MAKE&AND IMPORTER. "JTTANTFD Known-ThatJeVXOFT is v,V. fpffering his extensive and,weUj^sorted epfcctiori invited at No.' 9, before purchasing. Measu 6< to.) A perfect fit guaranteed. 'Repairs neatly done. "Plastics put in on the shortest notice, and all goods guaranteed. Remember, one'month only. E. LOFIV .:■ C. LEASK (from Edinburgh), -Dea-' tist, View Bank, Maitland Btfee-V "nearly opposite Maitland Hotel; : , ■■ ■:■• ' Vj "..••':':';" "' LL Accounts three months overdue to Messrs Robertson and Watson, Drapers. Port ChaliLers, are requested to be paid en or be-, fore the 25th inst., or legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same'. IRCULAR SAWS, from six feet to six iA > inches diameter,. and all other kinds of saws constantly > for sale, direct from-' those celebrated makers Spear and Jaoksen, Wheatman and Smith..and Rebe>t.Spiby. All warranted, and at the very lowest' prices. Circular saws grtlleted, drawn..or. re-toothed, and hammered stiff and true in. the first style of i the art. Wm. Millichamp.vsawmaker, r George-street ~, 1 ... ... i W, H A I4KMB ACCOUNTANT AND .COMMISSION. I AGENT. " Office i Princes street, Djiineftin,. }, . AN ART UNION ■.•?■;.;■?-;.';■■•.■.; ;■ ••. ■ , or -,-,;■■ ■ ■•....,.' It/TR R. T. ADMIRED" lyl ; PICTURES of • ' '-,,-• NEW ZEALAND ANi» AUSTRALIANr SCKNfRV. ' • ; Will-take place shortly. , Subscription lists, now-op 1 en at Mr * ligo's, stationer, Gtorge stre.t., where the .pHures are <m view, I Tickets : One Guinea each r STORAGE, i ■ X tfGGAGB- STORE D'iJU>. J i. ~ Brick Premises-n--;.:.:». j, ft / GOLDSTON'S Pawn OFFICE, George street. NOTTCR—The whole or part of effects of parties giving up housekeeping purchased for cash at the shortest notice by Samuel Gold•ton, pawnbroker, Georgia street

PhMlc Notices. NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC. THE. GREATEST SUCCESS OE THE DAY. BIOHAACa GR**n> MILITARY DIVERTISSEMENT. FRANCO-GERMAN WAR, Introducing ,c on the Rhine." " Partant Pour La Pyrie," "See the Conquering Hero," " Hymn to tf roperor " "Prayer," &c, with splendid illustrated title, 4a. " Silvery Spray," "Fern Leaves," and "The. Southern' Cross " the three most 'popular' Colonial produc'ions. Theyare now in great demand. * ; *' Loving Fyes," and. " Tender and True," " Silver Threads, smon?..the Gold" . " Madam An<ot Lnncers," containing the best dance arrangements of the Madame Angot Music. ~'* Bird Quadrilles," introducing" Christy Minstorel airs. " Musrcal Miracles/' a new seiies of musical publications in the Shilling Magazine form. "Pretty Bird,.with Bosom Red," a new Christy Minstrel song. Operatic Selections for the Pianoforte, by Sydney Smith, Vesten Gautier; and Harold Thomas. CHAS. BEGG &CO.j PRINCES STREET, OUNET>rN. RINCEOP Family and Commercial Hotel, Princes street. iHmedin The above Hotel wilLoprn on Wednesday the 18th inet. with first-class accommodation for fami i lies and gentlemen. Waters and Ryan, proprietors. " HAVE this day disposed of the business . of Stor keeper, carried on by me at corner of Melville and Walker streets, to Hugh Croßsan, lat* of Teviot. and beg to s-licit for him, from my customers and othe'rs, tinuance of the patronage' bestowed upbn'nlel' DAVID ROBERTS. . With reference to the above, I desire to say I it shall be, my endeavors by strict attention' and punctuality and .by -selling goods at the very lowest prices', to not only retain the connection obtaii-ei by Mr Roberts, but to extend it to still further dinv nsions. I ,' J •; HUGH CROSSAN. NB. Being a cash buyer, the ben^fHstbus invest their '* ready money at my Entablinh I ment. MedloaL *-*- • CHEMIST JLKD DrtigGlHT, Walker street. Great King street. And Caversham. Always in stock—Drugs and Chemicals of all kinds from best manufacturers. I* vtent Medicines. Bmshware, Perfumery, and General Toilet Requisites. Prescriptions dispensed at anytime day or night, and on Sundays from 9 to 11 a.m., and 6 to 9.30 p.tn.» at current rates.