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Dunedin Advertisements. BROWN, EWING, AND CO., ■nRAPERS, HILK IfEROERS, AUTPITTERS, o C, PRINCES STREET AND MANSE STREET JAVE received a large and choice assortment of SUMMER GOODS direct from the HOME MARKETS, and specially adapted for theirown trade CONSISTING OF FANCY DRES^SES Chines, Marls, Stripes, Porcupines, and other new materials, from Bs. 6d. a Dress. SILKS I British and Foreign, in all the Newest Designs, from 58s. 6d. a Dress. I New French and English Pattern Shapes. < ' MILLINERY, STRAW BONNETS, AND HATS, IN EVERY NOVELTY. iAILORS* HATS FOR BOYS-WHITE and SPECKLED STRAW, ALL SIZES RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES, GLOVES, TIES, SCARFS, COLLARS, and CUFFS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION" eal Ayrshire Plaidings, Welsh Flannels, and Calicoes— White and Grey in all widths. Home-Made Druggets, for Petticoats — a large assortment. CARPETS JsJSm &TJJEV3Sr x TSJE3:T2>r<3&. !e ar^ showing a large and Magnificent variety of Brussels, Tapestry, Medium, Superior, and three-ply Scotch Carpets, at a great reduction in price. 1 Mattings, from three-fourth yds. to six-fourth yds. wide. Dutch Carpet from f Is. per yd. Floor Cloths, well seasoned, from the most noted ' { manufacturers, three-fourths to six yards wide. . ' ■ . j First-rate assortment of Scotch and English Blankets, Sheetings, r,. Table -Cloths, Towellings, Napkins, Doylies, &c, fee. I g — — /s/ s OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT/ o | B Our Stock is large and well selected in Home and Colonial / Manufactured Clothing, at prices that cannot I a / be equalled. ! B ==—=—= ■ A m isjgr Patterns Free on request, and all orders carefully attended to./ ======== /' N /BROWN, EWING, AND CO*/ ■ I DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, HABERDASHERS, &c., I M I / B, i TyTJ2STEIT>T!St. > Si

Ip G E FRASER, ! Blacksmith, Faebibb, &c. HAVELOOK. H >rses shod on the shortest notice. YORK HOTEL, Geobgb-stbeet, Dunedin. fcIAX. MILLAR, in returning thanks for generous support he has experienced the above-named Hotel, begs those who have patronised him, and in general, that his greatest be feV^re the first-rate article ** "^o ensure their future for bqves. I