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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 123, 16 June 1870, Page 3

Miscellaneous, BROWN, EWING-, AND CO., ; PRINCES STEEET AND MANSE STEEET, DUNEDIN, Would invite attention to their large and well-assorted STOCK OF DRAPERY, I imported direct from the Home Markets. MANTLES. — Ladies' Circular Mantles, in white, silk, sealskin, astrachans, reversible, fancy cloth, and clan tartans, Waterproof Tweed Costumes, and Mantles in tartans, blue Venetians, brown and grey mixtures. SHAWLS. — Tasmanian wool, fancy clan and shepherd tartans, French and Paisley wove squares and longs. SILKS. — Black glacSes, gros grains, Drap de Dyons, Gros de Suez, all of the most celebrated make for wear. Fancy Silk Dresses, in chenes, broches, stripes, and checks. Plain corded Silks, Moire Antiques — a beautiful selection, and very cheap. 11TILLINERY. — French and English, in all the latest novelties. Trimmed and -L'J- untrimmed Bonnets and Hats, flowers, feathers, tartan satins and velvets, in endless profusion. TvRESSES. — Chromo serges, clan tartan serges, all wool tartans, repps in all colors, -L' plain and shot camlets, brocaded poplins, sultana cloths in all the leading colors, Aberdeen, Perth, and Glasgow winceys, from 6|d. per yard to the finest manufactured. TjILANNELS AND BLANKETS.— White and colored Welsh, anti-rheumatic, and J- Lancashire flannels, from § of a yard to three yards wide, Crimean j shirtings, Scotch, and English blankets, every size and price, of a pure colour and very fine finish. Real Ayrshire blankets, seamed up the middle, carpet and dice bed covers, real Ayrshire plaiding, towels, ticks, and shirting, table cloths — all splendid value. TpURNISHINGS.— BrusseIs tapestry, kidderminster and three-ply Scotch carpets, -*- jute, felt, and union ladder carpets, felt squares, hearthrugs to match carpets, door mats, coir, New Zealand, and China mattings, 1 floor cloths from 2ft. 3in. to 18ft. wide. All wool and union damasks, repps, moreens, chintzes, oil baizes, American heathers, Victoria velvet pile, and embroidered cloth table covers, &c. CLOTHING.— Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing in every size and make. Colonial and Home made, guaranteed the best value to be had for money. PATTERNS FREE ON REQUEST.

BROWN, EWING AND CO., IDUIsTIEIDIIsr. VTORTH AND HCOULLAR, CABINETMAKERS, and Importers of all kinds of HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, &c., of the newest aud Improved make, are able to supply the public AT UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW PRICES. pRINCE OF TT7 ALES DRAWING-ROOM SUITS FROM £20. Tapestry Brussels Carpets, at 4s. per yard. Hearthrugs and other Goods equally cheap. — All Articles guaranteed. Note the Address :—: — NORTH AND SCOULAR, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. Branch Establishment : — Princes Street (+wo doors from Octagon).

Teviot Advertisements. JUNCTION HOTEL, TEVIOT EOAD. j HUGH MACKENZIE (late of Manuheri- \ kia) begs to intimate to his numerous friends ! that he has purchased the Junction Hotel, lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Higgs, where he trusts, by a studied attention to the wants of his customers, to receive a continuance of j the support so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor. Branch Booking-office for Cobb's Coaches for Teviot and Switzers. Passengers change coaches for Switzers at the Junction Hotel. Good stabling and paddock accommodation. MACKAY BROTHERS, STOREKEEPERS, j | i Teviot. 33 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Teviot Junction, I WEST CLUTHA. J. BEIGHTON - - Peopeietoe. The most comfortable and commodiouß Hotel in the District. GOOD STABLING. JOHN BEIGHTON, *J Wholesale and Retail STOREKEEPER, Teviot, West Cltjtha. DAVID CORMACK, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ROXBURGH, Begs to announce he is about to open his new Shop, near Mr. Beighton's Store, where he hopes; by strict attention to business, to secure a share of public support. TTTILLIAM SLY, V T COMMISSION & GENEEAI MEBCHANT. Agent for the New Zealand Steam Navigation Company (Limited), and the Wreck Recovery Company (Limited). STAFFORD STREET, DUNEDIN.