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Evening Star, Issue 4281, 15 November 1876, Page 1

Drapery, |JERBBRT, JJAYNES, & QO.'jS .ADVERTISEMENT. n ,^ e^l 8 Black Alpaca Coats, 9a fid, 10s 6cl, 12s fid; Men’s Double-breasted Alpaca U)ata ; Boys and Youths Black Alpaca Sacs, single and double-breasted ; Men’s Holland boats, 5s 6d, 6s, 7s 6d ; Boys’ and Youths’ Holland Coats, 3s lid, 4s fid, 6s ; Men’e Silk Diist Coats; Men s Silk Double-breasted Sac Coats ; Men’s White Washing Vests, double and 3s 6d. 4s 6d, 5s fid; fis fid, 7s 6d ; Men’s Summer Overcoats, 17s 6d, 20s, 25a ; Men s Light Tweed Suits; Men’s Mosgiel Tweed Suits; Men’s Bannockburn 1 weed Suits ; Boys and Youths’ Double-breasted Suits ; Boys’ and Youths’ Light Tweed bhits, 18s6d, 21s, 25s ; Boys Knickerbocker and Danish Suits, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d ; Men’s Kn ; Men ’ 8 Kidin ? Pants; MEN’S SPORRANS; BOYS’ SPORRANS ; YOUTHS’ SP >RRANS ; HIGHLAND SUITS made to order. Men’s White Shirts, 4s 9d, 6s, 7s, 8s 6d; Square Body Shirts for stout men; White Shirts,: military fronts ;Mum f old Pleat Shirts; Summer Crimean Shirts; Spun Silk Crimean Shirts; Bannockburn and Queensland Shirts; Men’s Regatta Shirts, detached collars; Mens Oxford Shirts, detached collars; Men’s Oxford Shirts, new shape; Men’s i?5 IVt !v ? s r. 6 ? 5 J en ’ s oxford Shirts » 38 6d ; Men’s double-yam Shn-ts, 3s lid ; Men’s Colored Cotton Shirts, Is lid, 2s 6d, 3s 6d ; Boys’ Regatta Shirts, all sizes Jjannel Unoersbirts, Colonial-made, 3s lid, ss, 5s 6d, 6s ; Flannel Pants,4s 9d, 6s 6d; Insertion Fronts, lOd.ls 2d, Is 4d, is fid ; Men’s Silk Umbrellas, 10s fid, 12s 6d, 14s 6d ; Men s Paper Cellars, 4d per box; Men’s Yankee Collars, 9d per box ; Paper Collars, Randolph, Germain, Corazza, Refrain Dux, Oxford, Shakespere, Fritz; Paper Cliffs, Is 6d per dozen; Solitaires, Studs, Links, Solitaire Sets, Portmanteaus, Strops, Travelling Rags; Light Summer Tweeds, checks and stripes; Mosgiel Twdeds, 4s lid, 5s 6d, 6s 6d Worsted Coatings, Venetians, Black and Blue Broadcloths ; Men’s Cotton Socks, 7d, 9d„ lOd per pair; Men a Extra Heavy Enitt Socks, lOd, lid, Is per pah-; Men’s Militant Woretfld Socks, ls_4d,ds 6d, Is 8d per pair; Men’s Grampian Worsted Socks, Is 6d, la Bd, ls9d; Men a Lambswool Socks, Is 2d, Is 4d, Is 6d per pair; Men’s Ribbed Lambs wool Socks, Is 4d, Is 6d per pair ; Men’s Striped Lambswool Socks, Is 4d, Isfid, ls9dper pair ; Men s Merino Socks.la.fid, Is Bd, Is 9d ; Men’s Cashmere Socks, Men’s Balbriggan socks, Men's Lisle-thread Socks. Men’s Silk-thi-parl SnnVo Ti/vm.’ r—- ? ds * MeS L B poured. Merino Pants, 2s 6d; Men’s" White Merino Pants!; 4s 9d, 5s 3d; Merino Pants, Favre, Rnssett, Bismark, drab and other colors; Cotton Drawers for Short Stodt Men, Merino Drawers for Short Stout Men, Lambswool Drawers for Short Stout Me*), Larilhswool Pants, 4s 6d, 4s 9d, 6s 9d. Fine Lambswool Rants for Summer wear in white and" grey, Boys’ and Youths’ Cotton Pants. Boys’ and Months Merino Pants, Boys’ and Youths' Lambswool Pants, Men’s Colored Merino Shirts, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s fid; Men’s White Merino Shirts, 4s 6d, 5s 6d ; Men’s Colored Merino Shirts.. Drab, Men’s Gauze Merino Shirts, 3s 6d, 5s 6d; Men’s Silk bhlrts. Mens Merino Shirts, fsleeves, Men’s Cotton Shirts, 4s 3d, 4s 6d; Men’s Cash.mere Shirts, Mens Fine Lambswool Shirts, Boys’and Youths’Cotton Shirts, Boys’and Youths Menno Shirts, Light pattern Summer Windsor Scarves, Is 3d, Is fid, Is 9d; Crape and Grenadine Scarves, Long Scarves, 2s fid, 3s; Made-up Scarves, new shapes, Canterbury, Belgravia, Eastern, Serapis, MacMahon, Carrington, Richmond ; New Stud bcarf, a novel and simple contrivance for buttoning; Boys’ New Bows, 6d, 9A; Boys’ £i Uk o e S n C *™ 8 ’ 6 , d I Boy 8 T°m Thumb, fid ; Boys’ Ribbon Ties, fid ; Men’s Body Belts, 3s bd, 3s 9d ; Mens Strong Webb Braces, Is 4d; Men’s Cotton Braces, Men’s Elastic Braces,; Is 2d, Is 3d, Is fid; Mens Berlin Braces, 2s; Men’s Silk Braces; Boys’ and Youths’ 1 Boys’ Elastic Braces, 7d, 9d, lid; Men’s Strong Wide Belts, : ? S ?? J , M ®“ 8 Belts, Is 3d, Is fid, Is 9d ; Boys’ and Youths’ Elastic Belts, Is 3d,, rr jl v • as J ies » Kid, Calf, Dogskin, and Buckskin Gloves ; Men’s Scotch Lawn Handkerchiefs, fid, 7d, 8d ; Men’s Cambric Handkerchiefs, Is, Is 3d; Boys’ Straw Hats, Is9d; Boys Leghorn Hats; Men’s Straw Hats; Men’s Leghorn‘Hats; Men’s Panama! Hats, ventilated; Men’s Soft Black Felt Canadians, 3s lid, 4s fid ; Men’s High-crown . Wlßs 6 s 9d ; New Travelling Caps, 3s 9d ; the Viator, a new Travelling Cap, worn I l } f °"V d i fi £ ren , t ; Prince Charlie and Balmoral Bonnets. 3s fid; Cork-lined and Ventilated tahay Hats ; Black Felt Ventilated Hats ; Black Paris -Hats ; New Shapes in Hard Felt Hats; Soft Quilted Hats,‘2s; Boys’and Youths’Soft Felt Hats, Is lid, 2s fid, 2s lid. 3s 3d ; High-crown Swiss Hats, 4s fid, 6s ; New Shapes in Hats—Tyrolese, Rupert, Corsair—colors, Black, Blue, Drab, Green ; New Rifle Caps, New Volunteer EE BERT, H AYNES, <k G°*

PHbllo Notices, •VT E w SONGS -Li {.a r efully selected) By Olaribel, Molloy. Sullivan, Blumenthal, and other eminent composers. CLARIBEL’S SONGS : Strangers Yet. Half-mast High, Wishing; Well. Hidden Voices. Drifting Old House onthe Hill, Sailor Boy, 1 ittle Bird on the Green Tree, Old Pink Thorn. Love’s Test. Mountain Mabel, Maggie’s Welcome, You and I, Milly’s Faith, In all Time of our Tribulation, 4 c , &o. MOLLOY’S SONGS: Clochette, Don’t be Sorrowful, Eily's Reason, The Cragsmen, w o the Story Coes, The Ride, The Gleaneis, Old Cottage Clock, &c., 4c. SULLIVAN’S SONGS: looking Back, Looking Forward, Golden Days, Sweethearts, The Dove, Once Again, Sleep my Love, Thou art Weary, &c. BLUMENTHAL’S SONGS: Boatman’s Song, Comrades Send .the Flagon! Rouud, Love the Pilgrim, Forging the Anchor (Benedict, Little Bird so Singing (Allen). The Fay is i’ the : May (Gattv), Apart (OaHy), Five barred Gate < Wedding Bells, The Old, Old Song (Farm'd, Secret of the Sea, Brown Eyes or Blue Eyes Spread thy Silver Wings, 0 Dove. The Biver Ban Between Them, Holly Berries. *** The above are a most choice selection of STAN.pA.BD SON GS, Although comparatively unknown in Dunedin. CHAS. BEGG & CO. 'EEND & CO.’S COMMERCIAL, LIVERY, BAIT, and COMMISSION STABLES, High Street. Single or double Abbot’s Bucgies, Waggonettes, open or close Carriages of the best description a.ways on hand for Fire; also, a first-class assortment of single or double Harness Horses for Sale or Hire. Gentlemen favoring the with charge of their horses at livery can rely on getting every attention. First-class grooms always in attendance. Homes broken to single or double harness. HENRY YEEND & CO., Proprietors. OLD CLUB LIVERY'AND BAIT STAB I ES, Maclaggan street. W BACON & SONS beg to inform their • patrons and the public that they have purchased a lease of the above very convenient and centrally situated Stables, where they will carry on business in connection with the Queen's Repository, King street, with every teqni ite necessary fur a well-appointed Livery stable. _ From their large stock of tried horses and vehicles, customers c m ensure satis faction. Carriages with well-matched pairs for # weddings, Parties supplied at shortest notice ; also buggies and hacks for ladies and gentlemen. Their extensive "tabling enables Bacon and Sons to offer accomxno Nation for livery horses second to none in Dunedin, and their terms will be found reasonable. Loose boxes for entires and race-horses A few gooi harness and saddle horses always for sale, baconT SONS, At Queen’s Repository, King street, r And Old Club Stables, Maclaggan street.