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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 7 June 1864, Page 1

GlotMere, &d. GREAT CLEARIN& SALE~ AI H. HO A D AND CO- 'S, Corner df Arcade and Taj'-strcdfc, lIfVERCARGILL, H\ BtOAD & COJ hayc by far" tho clieapest^ * largest, and iftost varied Etbck~bf ' '":' YOUTHS* Aitb ! <&NTLEME# f Si CLOTHING v . ,■. .■.'■.-; sir ; .--.... I SQUTB3JAND; They dffcr tliesarao at a great reduction on | the Usual prices,- prcvidus to Stock Taking; Inspection Invited. Terms Cash* H, HOAD' AND Ca, ■ OUTFITTERS, &* CoEifEK or Ab cade. jDrapery, DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, tfAY-STEEET. R. D, YULE & CO., HAVING received their Shipments, for tlrf WINTER TRADE, arc now prepared to offer to the inhabitants of Southland, a valuable and large assorted STOCK of GOODS suitable for the season. The entire stock, comprising all tho newest and most fashionable) fabrics and designs in Ladies' and Gentlemen's apparel, has been carefully selected by an experienced agent in the various' English and Scottish markets, for" cash, and will be offered at low prices. i T Ex LADY MILTON, from London, and PARIA, from Glasgow. 45 OASES and BALES, Containing— DRESS MATERIALS, IN French merinos, poplins, silks Aberdeen and Perth wincies, plain, and fancy Alpacas, lustres, &c, &c. All wool clan tartans Petticoat wincies Prints, crinolines Ladies' and chrildren's mantles, in Witnoy,sealskin MELTON TWEED, &£-, &c. Garibaldi and Alexandra jackets Stays, gloves, belts and scarfs Sets, in linen and sewed work Children's liooda, in cashmere and ■worsted: Ladies' hats, in straw, plush, &c. Millinery, and straw bonnet* Flowers, wreaths, feathers Dress caps, head dresses, hair" nets HOSIERY! Ladies' and cliildren's striped wool and cashmere hose Boys' knickerbocker hose, &c, &c. Ribbons, in clans; and leading colors Velvets, dress trimmings Umbrellas, in silk and alpaca FLANNELS. Aflti-rhcumatie, Welsh, Saxony, &c, &c. ; do full width for petticoats ; do. in all the leading colors LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. A select assortment of fancy work in ottomans, slippers, smoking caps, in-^ fusors, &c, &c. Kidderminster carpets, crumb cloths, velvetpile and chenille hearth rugs, blankets,crib blankets, bed quilts, counterpanes DAMASKS. Window hollands (all widths), Scrim and Hessian, for house lining Long cloths, sheetings, towellings, grey calicoes, oil baizes Sack coats, in Witney, Tweed, Melton, &c. j do., bla^k superfine and diagonals Reversible coats, monkey jackets Men's and Boys' top coats, in Witney, beaver; Petersham, &c, &c. ; do., Inverness capes, waterproof coats and leggings Trowsers, in Tweed, doe, mole, and cord, riding breeches in do., and Bedford cord r vests Crimean shirts, in Tweed, frieze, flannel, &c. r &c. Crimean shirtings, and flannel undershirtsPants, socks, stockings, belts, capa Hats in all the newest styles Collars (linen and paper), ties, scarfs BOYS' SUITS. Do. knickerbockers A full assortment of boy's and youth's cloth - ing TO ARRIVE, By the " Charlotte Jane," from London, 33 CASES and BALES, containing— • Several cases of dresa materials Cloaktngs in tweed, witneys, &c. Tartans, wincies, hosiery Undcrlotlung, knitting worsted . Flannels and blankets : . Damasks, sheetings, calicoes, double widths Mens' trousers in Tweed, mole, doe, &c. Coats in superior Tweed, reversible, &c. Suits in great variety, gloves, sheets, & c -> & c « E. D. YUL B AN D CO. TAY-STREBT. Medical. DR. CHARLES W. ROHNER, Physician, Surgeon, and Accoucheur, Member. of the Medical Board of Victoria. Private Residence-tr Tay-street, opposite Arcade. - : May. also, be consulted at the Invercargill Dispensary, Dec-street.