HEEBERT, HAYWES, AND CO. PRENTCES-STREET, DUNEDIN, Beg to inform their Friends and the Public, that they are now showing their Extensive Shipments of IsTIETW STJIuriMIEIR, DRAPERY, Being the Contents of 133 PACKAGES, All Landed and Opened Out for the Season's Trade during the months of September and October, and have more than 100 PACKAGES To arrive during November and December, thus ensuring their Customers a Constant Supply of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, At the same time giving the Very Best Value for Money, as will be seen by the following Quotations :—: — DRESS DEPARTMENT— BLACK SILKS— New Dresses 6s lid Full Dress Drap de France 49s for 14 yards New Dresses 8s 9d Full Dress Drap de Lyon 56s for 14 yards Chene Lustres 9s 7d Full Dress Drap de France 69s for 12 yards Cavour Cloth 10s Od Full Dress Drap de Lyon 7ls for 12 yards Sylvan Lustres 10s 9d Full Dress Gros de Suez 78s for 12 yards Poule de Chevrells 9d Full Dress Gros d' Athens 84s for 12 yards MUSLINS AND PEINTS— COLOURED SILKS— Printed Muslins 6£d per yard Fancy Striped 49a 6d for 14 yards Printed Muslins 64d per yard Double Colours 59a 6d for 14 yards Printed Muslins 7*d per yard Figured Silks 65s for 14 yards Crocker's Prints 6|cl per yard Hair Line Stripes 6ss for 14 yards Crocker's Prints 7id per yard Brocaded Silks 75s for 14 yards Hoyle's Prints Sk d per yard Corded Silk 3 853 for 14 yards PATTERNS FREE BY POST. LADIES' JACKETS— MILLTNERY— Summer Jackets 6a 6d White Lustre Trim'd Hats 4s Sd New Shapes Summer Jackets 7s 6d White Lustre Trim'd Hats 5s 6d New Shapes Summer Jackets 6s 6d Light Tweed Trim'd Hats 6s 6d New Shapes Summer Jackets 7a 6d Light Tweed Trim'd Hats 7s 6d New Shaves Silk Jackets 14s 6d Silk Jackets * Silk Jackets 16s 6d Silk Jackets ' A Magnificent Assortment of French Silk Jackets 17s 6d Silk Jackets aud English Millinery, Bonnets Silk Jackets 20s Od Silk Jackets Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Wreaths) &c. A very large and varied Stock of the All the New Shapes in Parasols and Newest Designs in Rich Silk and Suushades for the Season, comSilk Vel vet J ackets. mencing at 3s 6d for Silk Sunshades WOOLLEN, COTTON, *AND LINEN GOODS. * White Flannel Is Od 28 inches wide Grey Twill'd Is 9£d double width White Flannel Is Id Welsh White Calico s|d I yard wide White Flannel Is 4£dWelsh White Calico 7|d and upwards White Flannel Is 6d Welsh White Sheeting Is 4d li yard wide White Flannel Is 6d Lancashire White Sheeting 2s Od 2 yards wide * White Flannel Is 8d Welsh White Twill'd Is 6d U yard wide Crimean Flannel Is 6d All Wool Whit© Twill'd 2s 2 yards wide Crimean Flannel Is 8d All Wool Crimean Flannel 2s Od All Wool Brown Holland 6id per yard CrimeanFlannel2s4d Fine Twills Brown Holland 7Jd per yard White Blankets 16s 6d Single bed Brown Holland B|d per yard White Blankets 18s 6d Single bed Brown Holland 9id per yard ' White Blankets 22s 6d Double bed Homespun Damask Is 9d per yard White Blankets 30s Od Extra large Homespun Damask 2s per yard Homespun Damask 2s 4d per yard Grey Calico 5d per yard Table Cloths 7s 6d Bleach'd Damask Grey Calico skl per yard j Table Cloths 9s 6d Bleach'd Damask Grey Calioo 6*d per yard 1 Table Covers 7s 6d Victoria | Grey Sheeting 10|d double width | Table Covers 8s 6d Victoria Grey Twilled Is 8d double width Table Covers 14s 6d Printed Cloths PATTERNS FREE BY POST. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Men's Coats 15s 6d Brighton Sacs I Crimean Shirts 4s6dFancyChecks Men's Coats 21s Bilk Mbc'd Crimean Shirts 5s lid All Wool Men's Coats 25s Riding Sacs Crimean Shirts 6s 6d All Wool Men's Trousers 9s 6d Sydney Tweed j Cotton Pants 3s 6d Strong ' Men's Trousers 10s 6d Scotch Tweed Lam bs Wool pants 3s 6d Knitted Men's Trousers 13s 6d Cable Ribb'd Lamb's Wool pants 5s 9d Ribbed Men's Vests 5d . Ribb'd Tweed Under Flannels 4s 6d Large Size Men's Vests 5s 6d Fancy Tweed Under Flannels 5s 6d Extra* Large Men's Vests 12s 6d Stable Vests Union Tweeds Is 6d Diagonal Men's Suits 42s 6d Brighton Fancy Tweeds 2s 6d forboys'°wear Men's Suits 52s 6d Galatea Celtic Tweeds 2s 3d All Wool Men's Suits 59s 6d Derby Yorkshire Tweeds 3s 6d Very strong The largest and cheapest Stock in the New Patterns in Bannockburn aud Province of Boys' and "Youths' Clo- Cumberland Tweeds of very supething, Hats, Caps, and Undercloth- rior quality, from 4s 9d to 6s 9d ing per yard. SPECIAL JOB LINES. Children's Holland Jackets, Is 6d each 25 doz. Black Lace Falls, 6d each Ladies' Velveteen Jackets, 7s 6d each Women's Worsted Hose, lOjd, worth 725 yards Blue Llama, all wool, lOid Is 6d *' per yard " Ladies' Camlet Underskirts, beauti40 doz. Cambric Handkerchiefs, with fully trimmed, 93 6d, worth 14s 6d Coloured "borders, 3d each 100 doz.- Cloth Caps, Is ecah. HERBERT, IUYNES, AND CO., PRINCES-STREET, DFNEDIN. NOTICE. TUAPEKA M. B. BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ALL Horses and Cattle found depasturing on Runs No. 369 and 199, with- MOTICE TO BORROWERS.— AII Inout the consent of the undersigned, will jl\ surance Fees in this Society must in be driven to the Clyde Pound. . T CARGILL & ANDERSON. f » ture be P ald at the ne *t Monthly Meet7- — z ~ ~ ~ ing after the premiums become due, in . accordance with No. 18 of the Society's POISON has been laid for Dogs on rules. Runs No. 199 and 369. WM. HAVES, CARGILL AND ANDERSON. Secratanr Teviot, October sth, 1870. secretary. THE order of time and --place for offer- TUAPEKA M. B. BUILDING AND [ ing Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in INVESTMENT SOCIETY, the Tnapeka District : — jVj n qqpg Lawrence 2 Ist Sunday of the month MONEY TO LEND. „ 1 3rd Sunday at 11 a.m. -, Waitahuna 1 3rd Sunday at 9 a.m. iyiT ONEY advanced on Freehold Proleviot 2 2nd Sunday of the month [\J f For further particularß Waipori 2 4th Sunday of the month app i y to l ' The Catechism will be taught and Yes- WM HAV ES, Secretary, pers recited on the occasions above men- w . ' _ tioned, at three and half-past six o'clock Peel-street, Lawrence. respectively. LARKIN. \IACKAY'S ROYAL MAIL COACH Lawrence, September 20, 1871. ■"-"■ TO TAPANUI. TUAPEKA GOLDFIELD. T~ . ... 4., William Mackay oegs to notify to the Application for an Agricultural Lease. travelling public that he has established ITirnvTllI TirnvTlli _ . . ,T , a line of coaches, completing Coach HEREBY give notice that I have ' *" °. applied to the Warden for a lease of. communication between Dunedin and land for agricultural purposes, being sec- Tapanui. tion 30, block X., Tuapeka East, and n r , , , ,„ . . . . » Z. , *Tj ul 1 ' MACSiT's Coach leaves Tapanui for adjoining section 7 of said block, com- v prising 3 acres, or thereabout; and that Dnnedin and intervening places on Saturthe said application will be heard at the days, at 10 a.m. ; arrives at the Dunrobin jlnuty^l^! 6 ' LaWrenC6 ' ° n th6l7th Hotel at 1 p.m., where it joins Mathe.Persons objecting to the granting of son's Switzars Coach. The Coach returns such lease must lodge the same with the to Tapanni on Thursdays. Warden before twenty-four hours of the -. . . _„ , . _.. da V of hearing. Booking Office at Tapanui :-Mr. KilTHOMA.S MILLIGAX: shop.'
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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 208, 25 January 1872, Page 3
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