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Evening Star, Issue 4272, 4 November 1876, Page 2

Special Mmttawnaßta. W. A. JENKINS’S Lace Bonnets Mrs W. A, Jenkins’s ■ v i'B W. A. Jenkins’s Mrs W. A. Jenkins’s Mrs W. A. JenkiLs’s Mrs W. A. Jenkins’s Silk Bonnets. Straw Sennets. Straw Hats. Leghorn Hats. Mrs W. A. Jenkins’s Ostrich Feathers. Mrs W A, Jenkins’s Fancy Feathers. French Flowers. Lace Ties, Silk Ties, Corsets, Ladies’ Under clothing, he. Ladies will find here a large and quite new hitock which a constantly increasing trade proves the cheapest and best in the City. 'JUS W. A. JENKINS, (From Peter Robinson’s, Oxford street, London,) Georsb street, Next doer but one to Craig and Gillies. O K ALU* '•’OSITS AND RAILS. P. J NKS & CO., Stuart street P R OUT-G ‘IN« MAIL /CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR OARns. AN IMMENSE VARIETY AT REITH hj WILKIE’S. NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP. to intimate t v- \ s * l ®,“ as this day admitted Into partx shin ber sister, Barbara Douelas Drown and that they will henceforth be known and under the name or designation of swy2 Nu * b< Miss B. Rrownlle ha* just arrived fe ome. after an absence of two and a-1 vefw-s, dvirmg which time she wn* mr-st ancc< ful m establishing agencies hi Lo -don i ■ -laagow inasmuch as the '***? a -xom^nce my-nv’ vo) -hr v ! tr de om- of ft ■■isit'Og Paris .»«.•« a month during t.b mi n<> v -eason T adies can now depend upoi re./niar «uMv of the choice styles of M. Worth and Pmgat, Vlesdames Defender. A *en er, ho., he. ' As this is the only house in town wh devotes itself exclusively to the s--le of Mi neiy and Baby Linen, ladies will at once t ce!ve that we are in a much better posit than other houses to suit their requirements these special departments. In consequence of the steady increase of 1 business, to make wav tor our expen a stock, alterations and improvements have b made in the shop and show room, where IV Brownlie will now have the valuable assist* of her sister as saleswoman.

h u ’ I k rooni J whlch for tho three ea hj ias been under very able management been altered and extended tow-oorn-Ss'om ° nr {f miUmers fol ' the summer Miss prownhe would take this opportunity of thanking the ladies of Dunedin and Port t -halmers for the very cordial and liberal support they have given her since she began business—three and adialf years’ since—and to assure them tbat_ no effort will be wanting on ber part to retain the confidence they have always placed in her. . y uave Princes street, Dunedin, August 18, 187f>, WOGG ANT) ITT'rrON’ji A 1 iVERTTSEHKNT, B 1 *° Ci* r ONI winßm, j dozen 30s to 35a pe, <°dois. W :T " KKY (!enuine) - 48s nei HOGd & HUTTON,

funeral notice. TEE Friends of Mr William Smsfaon arc . ™pectfully invited to attend tie Funeral ArfW af T Vn ! 6 ' whl ?. h will leave his residence. ne ; ir , R « s * ell Btr ' et. on Monday, Kfe" 6 *- at 1 ocloc k. for the Northe n WALTER G. GEDDFS, Undertaker, Octagon. FU EUAL MoTICK. mHE Friends of Mr : ames Fowler are re spectfully invited to follow the remains of his daughter Ellen from his residence, Ea*t Taieri, to the place of interment, in the East Taieri Cemetery, on Monday, at 2 p m. FUNERAL NOTICE ~ rpHE Friends of William Tyson are respectfully requested to follow the remains of his daughter, Mary Jane, from Crawford street to the Southern Cemetery, at 3 p ra., on Sunday next, the inßt Amusements.—r* 11 * 8 Evenin 8* A^™’ 8 Theatre.— ComiC^ - " Madamc “ and Afloa w Ine Soldi,r and the Policeman." f\-aii'c-i,t.,u, FTaT- Conco--'., and llp n , h ° . m , ar " show ground the following neat thmo m i,] sO , fare on tLe trvhle of a yf, o' as , B , ] , lot< ‘ l was found :- “ S-ops : jj, „i 1 ’ c< n , 3> ■ Powk i Ghoshnrv Hie. ar,d y ‘ ,*A® «%>6l||j)iaßter is evidently