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Evening Star, Issue 4257, 18 October 1876, Page 1

tompery. GREAT SPRING IMPORTATIONS THIS SEASON, Now showing at the Favorite Establishment OF J£IRKPATRICK, QLENDINING, AND CO. NEW GOODS ADDED THIS MONTH. Silks, Satins, Irish Poplins, Leghorn Hats, Straw Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Laces, Gauzes, ' -loves, Kuffles, Bows, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Buttons, Trimmings, Dress Materials, Costumes, fichus, Mantles, Ladies’ Underclothing. Baby linen. White Petticoats, Pique Costumes, Prints, Alpacas, Cashmeres. TWENTYTWO AND A HALF PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN AT * HOME. SEE LATEST TELEGRAMS. JUST LANDED, The most fashionable Mantles, Fichus Sleeveless Jackets, Capes, Cuirasses, and Tabliers. New Fashions in Made Dresses and Costumes, new Black Bilk Dresses, New Lace Dresses, new Tarlatan Dresses, new designs in Walking Costumes, Evening Costumes, Travelling Dresses, and Wedding Dresses. Black and Mourning Goods of every description. Colored Alpacas, Grey Alpacas, dark colors, light colors, checks and stripes to trim with, Plain and Figured Damasse Cloths for Costumes, Plain and Figured Dacea Fabrics, and other new materials for fashionable dresses. Excellent Qualities in Silks at Less than Home Prices.— Black Silk, only 3s per yard; Good Black, only 3s lid; Rich Gros-grain, ? 6s; Soper’s celebrated Spittalfields, only 7s 9d; Bonnet and Cio’s Lyons Poult de Soie, 10s 6d; Radzmere, 11s; Rich Satin de Lyon, 15s per yard, warranted to wear Colored Silks, very rich; Poult de Soies from L 5 19s the Dress, Evening shades hj cru, Lemon, Canary, Maize, Pipks, Evening Blues, Evening Greens, Mauvfes, Evening Greys, Eau deNil, Lavenders, Dark Colors, Browns, Drabs, Modes, Vio.'ets, Blues, Steels, Slates, Cuirs. Colored Satins, Turquoises, Nattes in every shade. BLACK

SILKS, COLORED SILKS, WATERED SILKS, WEDDING SILKS, EVENING SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUES, SATINS AND IRISH NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY. New French Bonnets, new Straw Hats, \ new Chip Hats, new Leg- ; horn Hats, new Flowers, new Wreaths, new Feathers, new Hat and Bonnet Ornaments. 1 By the last Australian Steamer.—New Plain Ribbone, new Natte Ribbons, new Figured Hibbons, new Checked Ribbons, new Neck 1 Ribbons, new Sash Ribbons, 1 new Silk Bows, new Dress Bows, new Hair Bows, new French Kid. Gloves, new Japanese Silks, new Gauzes, new Gauze Scarves, real Lace Collars, real Lace Sets. An Extensive Assortment of Baby Linen, Infants* Cloaks, Pelisses, Frocks, Tunics, Rolees, Squares, Hats, Bonnets, Hoods. A Large Assortment of Cfrldreu’s and Ladies* Underclothing at less than their ordiiwy very low prices. Owing to the great fall in Wool, the new Stock of English a nd Scotch Blankets, Saxony, Artti-rheumatic, and real Welsh .Flannels, Scotch Plaidings, and. Serges will be found fully twenty per cent, below last year’s list. POPLINS, GLUT IN THE CLOTHING TRADE UNABATED. BOUGHT FOR K., G. & CO. PREVIOUS TO THE The Best Ready - made Clothing in the Colony, including Bristol, Melbourne, , vnd Dunedin manufacture, a xe still being sold by K. G. & Co, at an average ®f 35 per cent, below Importers’ | pri «esWi wderfully cheap Coats, ! Vest, and Trouseis, Pants, Shirt. \ .Hats, Caps, Ties, Bowp, Scarves, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Braces, and Umbrei I®B- - TAILO RI TV G DEPARTMENT. New Si iocV 4#f Fancy Coat GREAT ines, We tof K'mdand Black Broad-do kba. Goes, Wept of England Tweeds, Scotch ADVANCE. Tweeds, Nelson Tweeds, Mosgiel T. «ee a, and Fancy Vestings. Mult* made to order by a West-End London Tailor. Cl urges very moderate. T^IBKPATRICK, AND 00, CM^BNDINING, w