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Evening Star, Issue 4299, 6 December 1876, Page 1

Drapery. JJERBERT, JJAYNES, & .’£ ADVERTISEMENT. Men s Black Alpaca Coats, 9s fid, 10s fid, 12s fid; Men’s Double-breasted Alpaca Loats ; Boys and louths Black Alpaca Sacs, single and double-breasted ; Men’s Holland Ooats i ss 6d, 6s, 7s fid; Boys and Youths’ Holland Coats, 3s lid, 4s fid, 5s ; Men’s Silk Dust Coats; Men a Silk Double-breasted Sac Coats ; Men’s White Washing Vests, double on Q?S^ e ‘^ r easted, 3s fid, 45..6 d, 5s fid, 6s fid, 7s fid ; Men’s Summer Overcoats, 17s fid, -Us, -oa; Mens Light Tweed Suits; Men’s Mosgiel Tweed Suits; Men’s Bannockburn i weed Suits ; Boys and Youths’ Double-breasted Suits ; Boys’ and Youths’ Light Tweed pr’ 1 ™ ()d ’ “ ls> 2os ; Bo > 7S Knickerbocker and Danish Suits, 7s fid, 8s fid, 9s ‘fid ; Men’s ?Pn'pL ; Men ’ s Kiflin ? Pants; MEN’S SPORRANS; BOYs’ ; . S * P RBANS ; HIGHLAND SUITS made to order. Men’s ; - e -!\l%, Ss 6d -. S 9 u are Body Shirts for stout men ; White Shirts, oi ■ i‘ y ' O,l ts ; ilanifold Pleat Shirts; Summer Crimean shirts; Silk Crimean ; n ,a f n,, ? C l!i nr ? :Ul( | Qu ? e, ’ sland ' Hints; Men’s Regatta Shirts, detached collars; ir - x ord Shirts, detached collars; Men’s 1 ’xford Shirts, new shape; Men’s " s ‘ orf ™ d Shirto. 3 S fid /Men’s double-ynm SI 11 ts, * lid ; Men s Celered Cotton Shirts, Is 11d, 2s fid, 3s fid ; Boys’ Regatta Shirts, all sizes iJflanncl Unnershirts, Colonial-made. 3s lid, ss, 5s fid, 6s ; Flannel Pants.4s 9d, 6s Ro 5 M S6^ n 10d ‘ * 3 2<1 ’ ls 4fl > ls 6(1 Men’s Silk Umbrellas, 10s fid, 12s fid, 14s fid , Mens Paper ( ollars, 4d per box ; Men’s Yankee Collars. 9d per box ; Paper Collars. Randolph, Germain, Corazza Refrain Dux, Oxford, Shakespere, Fritz; Paper Cuffs, Is fid °~ e . n ’ ‘ aires ’ Links, Solitaire Sets, Portmanteaus, Strops, Travelling Bags ; Light Summer Tweeds, checks and stripes ; Mosgiel Tweeds. 4s lid, 5s fid, fis fid ; v\ orsted Coatings, \ cnetians, Black and Blue Broadcloths ; Men’s Col - - . K I”"* IR J KI ,P er pair ; Men’s Striped Lambswool Socks. Is 4d, Is fid, Is 9dper &’ I? 1 S . Me™o Socks Is fid, Is Bd, 1s 9d ; Men’s Cashmere Socks, Men’s Balbriggan Men s Lis e-thread Socks, Men’s Silk-thread *ocks, Boys’ and Youths’ Lambswool q, o{ ““V r\ T - 111 per P air; Mens tron S Cotton Pants, 3s fid, f o ’ - ’„ Me " s Colored Merino Pants, 2s fid; Men’s White Merino Pants, p., ( ’ -i* 3 3d; Merino 1 ants, Favre, Russett, Bismark, drab and other colors; T.™ r / flW l r u f T S° r : S^ llt * len ’ Drawers for Short Stout Men, Lambswool I Iran ers for Short Stout Men, Lambswool Pants, 4s fid. 4s 9d, 5s 9d. Fine Lambswool Pants for Summer wear in white and grey, Boys’ and Youths’ Cotton Pants. Boys’ and youths Merino Pants Boys and Youths’ Lambswool Pants, Men’s Colored Merino Shirts, 2s fid, 3s, 3s fid ; Mens \Vbite Merino Shirts. 4s fid, 5s fid ; Men’s Colored Merino Shirts, hayie Paissett, Bismark IVew Drab, Men’s Gauze Merino Shirts, 3s fid, 5s fid; Men’s Silk Shirts, Men s Merino Shirts, i-sleeves, Men’s Cotton Shirts, 4s 3d, 4s fid ; Men’s Cashmere, hirts, Mens Fine Lmnbswool Shirts, Boys’and Youths’Cotton Shirts, Boys’and Youths Merino 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, Scrapis, MacMahon, Carrington, Richmond ; New Stud > cart, a novel and simple contrivance for buttoning; Boys’New Bows, fid, 9d; Boys’ fid l g o ’o C i arV \T’ 6 , d ;. B °y s T 01 " T^ l ™b, fid; Boys’Ribbon Ties, fid ; Men’s Body Belts, 3s fid, 3s 9d ; Men s strong Webb Braces, Is 4d ; Men’s Cotton Braces, Men’s Elastic Braces, IS /n 1 C 4H I o Art * AT/.«D »_1 n a h** * _ . “ Is fid Is 9d ; Silk Sashes ; Kid, Calf, Dogskin, and Buckskin Gloves ; Men’s Scotch Lawn Handkerchiefs, fid, 7d,'Bd ; Mens Cambric Handkerchiefs, Is, Is 3d; Boys’Straw Hats, Is9d; Bovs Leghorn Hats; Men’s Straw Hats; Men’s Leghorn Hats; Men’s Panama Hats, ventilated; Mens Soft Black Felt Canadians, 3s lid, 45.6 d; Men’s High-crown . wins Hats 6s 9d ; Isew Travelling Caps, 3s 9d : the Viator, a new Travelling Cap, worn m four different wavs ; Prince Charlie and Balmoral Bonnets, 3s fid ; Cork-lined and Ventilated Bombay 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, -s fid, 2s lid, 3s 3d ; High-crown Swiss Hats, 4s fid, 5s ; New Shapes in Hats—Tyrolese, I ara, Rupert, Corsair -colors, Black, Blue, Drab, Green ; New Rifle Caps, New Volunteer rr E R B E R T, AYN E S A O.

Public Notices. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. TH Firm hitherto existing and known as Tlobkhtsov and atson. carrying on hn«ine-s at I'ort t habners. as I ’rapers Ol _th ers, an <'u fi ter* has been T'i.-solved, i his Dav, bv mutual consent. Signed) Gt-OROE RORERTSON. JOHN WATSON. Nov. 15,1876. All debts owing to and by the said firm will be liquidated by John Watson who will continue to carry o> the business in the same premises but on a far more extensive scale. 'The present st ck will be sold direct to the public at a large discount from o-iginal cost; it being the intention of John Watson to re-stock the premises with a have and ■ ore varied assortment of Drapery and Clothing than has ever before been sin wn in Port Chalmers, John Watson takes this opp rtunity of returning sincere thanks for the liberal support bestowed, and trusts that future transactions, which will be conducted upon a much more liberal scale, will warrant every person continuing their patronage. Notice will he given ia future advertisement of the sale of present stock, which will shortly take place. Every description of Wen’s, Boys’, and Youths’ Clothing, at less than Dunedin prices. JTS“ JOHN WATSON, -e# DRAPER, CLOTHIER, AND OUTFITTER, Port Chalmers. YEEND & CO.’S COMMERCIAL, LIVERY, BAIT, and COMMISSION STABLES, High Street. Single or double Abbot’s Buegies. Wag gonettes, open or close Carriages 'of the best description a ways on band for "ire; also, a first-class assortment of single or double Harness Horses for Sale or Hire. Gentlemen favoring the proprietors with charge of their hordes at livery can rely on getting every attention. First-class grooms always in attendance. Horses broken to single or double harness. HENRY YEEND & CO., Proprietors. OLD CLUB LIVERY AND BAIT STABi ES. Maclaggan street. WB ' CON & SO V S beg to inform their • patrons and the public that they have purchased a lease of the hove very convenient and centrally situated t-tables.’where they will carry on business in connection w th the Queen’s Repository, King street, with every ‘equi ite necessary f. r a well-appointed Livery "table From their large stock of tried • horses and vehicles, customers c it ensure sat's f ction. farriaires bh well-matched pairs , for _ weddings. Parties supplied at shortest n' tice ; also buggies and hacks for ladies and ■ gentlemen ’Jheir extensive “tbliug enables Bacon and "urns to offer accommo ation for i livery hj rses second to none in I ‘une in, and their terms will be found reasonable Loose boxes for entires and race-horses few goo-i ■ harness and saddle horses always for sale, BACON & SONS, At Queen’s Repository, King street, And Old Club Stables, Maclaggan street.