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Evening Star, Issue 4270, 2 November 1876, Page 2

Bdmlal Advertisements, Lace Bonnets. Mrs W. a, Jenkins's *rs W, A. -Tenkins's Mrs W. A. Jenkins’s Mrs W. A. Jenkla’s Mrs W. A. Jenkins’s Silk Bonnets. Straw Rennets. Straw Hats. Leghorn Hats. Mrs W, A. Jenkins’s Mrs W A. Jenkins’s Ostrich Feathers. Fancy Feathers. French Flowers. Lace Ties, Silk Ties, Hornets, Ladies’ Under clothing, &c. Ladies will find here a large and qoite new •Stock, which a constantly increasing trade proves the cheapest and best in the City, MRS W. A. JENKINS, (From Peter Robinson's, Oxford street, London,) GEORGE STREET, Xo\-t door but one to Craig and Gillies o ; T hj ■■■"*' n.vR.. ■ F. J 'N S & 00., Stuart street. F >B ONT-Gi ! ING MAIL. £JHRISTM\S AND NEW YKAH CVR f S. AN IMMENSE VARIETY EEITH AT ft WILKIE’S. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. MISS begs to intimate tbs she has this day admitted into partnei snip her sister, Barbara Douglas BrownU« and that they will henceforth be known a and tnde mtder'then»me o-designation of R and BROWNLIE, Milliners and Bab Linen Importers. Mias B. Brownlie has just arrived froi Home, after an absence of two and a-ha years, during which time she was most snocea< ml m establishing agencies in London an Masgnw, inasmuch as the bnvers in each < these places have had a life-long experience i buying for the Colonial tr de, one of thei visiting Paris once a month during the mill nery season. Ladies can now depend upon regular supply of the choice styles of hi. hi Worth and Pingat, Mesdamea Leferrfer, Aei tender, &c., &c. As this is the ortly house in town whic devotes itself exclusively to the - le of' Till ne y and Br.by Linen ladie will -t once p-i ceive that we are in a much better positio than other bouses to suit their requir -meats i these special departments. In consequence of the steady increase of or niismeva. to make wa» for our expe»t>rv stock alterations and improvements have bee made ip the shop and show room, where Mis Brownlie will now have the valuable assistant of her sister as saleswoman. The work-room, which for thfe last thr* vears has been under very able managemer has also been altered and extended to accon mod ate our staff • f milliners for the summ< season. Mis« Brownlie would take this opportanit of thanking the ladies of Dune iin and Pq, Chaimers for the very cordial and liberal sui port they have given her since she began bus ness three and a-half years’ since—and 1 assure them that no eFort will be wanting o nor part to retain the confidence they na\ always placed in her. Princes street, Dunedin. ’• neust 18, 1870. HOGG ANT) '?TTT’-ON’- i A L VERTfSEMENT, TTJORT WTNL 1884 V r »nti;ge. 42 years o pc dozen, HOs B iORT WINE, 1844 Vintage 32 van A bargain Per dozen. 755. ‘ LOWy SHERRY. 10 yearl J x ceived Rare value Per dozen. C 1‘ ■'- ONI U. WINKS, 308 to 3™ J dozen Lolj v£ W tIsKKY { enuine), 48s dozen hugg & hutton. Octaeon

FUNERAL NOTICE. r |IHE Friends of Captain WilHam Best are respectfully request ed to attend the Funeral ■ f h!s 1 te son, Henry which leaves his residence, Const!ution street. Port Ch.tlmets, to the place of interment there, To-morrow (Friday), at 2 p m. FU‘ERAL NOTICE. THE Fn-nda of Mr Charles King are re . B : ,p ctfully i; ' ited m attend the Funeral °f hi lat ® l.w. ! onisa Jane Ferry which wd! leive his residence. Cumberland street, f'r the Northern emeterj To-morrow (Friday), the 3rd i» st., at 3 p m GOUELEv & LEWrs. Undertakers, George and V! ac aggan streets.