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Tuapeka Times, Volume VII, Issue 415, 9 December 1874, Page 1

Lawrence Advertisements. OPENING OF FIRST INSTALMENT OP ■VTEW SPRING nOODS. 19 PACKAGES, Personally selected from Shipments ex Sam Mendel, Cartsburn, Mairi Bhan, and Mail Steamers. LATEST NOVELTIES FROM PARIS AND LONDON. OUK DRESS DEPARTMENT Contains all the Newest Fashions in Black and Colored Silka, Lustrines, Asaantee Serges, Striped and Fancy Mohairs, Russell Cords, Alpacas, Grenadines, Irish Poplins, Twills, MUSLINS AND PRINTS. All the latest designs in Percale Stripes, Borders, Croquets, Brilliants, and Satin Stripes. Batiste, Mabobixa, and Pique Costumes. MILLINERY. The Newest Styles in French and English Millinery. Bonnets and Bonnet Shapes, Hats in great variety, Undine, Leonore, Camilla, Medusa, &c. TRIMMINGS, Ac. French Flowers, Maltese and tho new Tunsienno Laces, Gossamer, Ruffles, Collars, Sets, Tulleß, &c. Ribbons in all the newest shades, Satin, Watered, and Faille. Choice Selection op Ladies' Underclothing. NEW HOSIERY, In White and Brown Cotton, Silk Lace and Lisle Thread Hose. Children's Socks in great variety. EANCY GOODS. Gold Ear-rings, Brooches, Lockets, Chains," &c., Jet and Pearl Slides for Ladies' Dresses, Perfumery "from every flower that breathes a fragrance," Toilet Ware, Pomades, Brushware, Soap, &c. HOUSE FURNISHINGS. Carpets, Sheetings, Flannels, Damasks, Muslin and Lace Curtains. Agents por Singers' Sewing Machines. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, From the New Zealand Clothing Factory, specially made to our order, in all the latest styleß and materials. Tweeds from Mosgiel, Nelson, Glasgow, &c. Large selection of Men's and Boys' Hats. MEN'S MERCERY. Shirts in Dress, Regatta, Crape, Silk, Crimean, &c. The new Anti-Bronchial Fronts. American finished Collars — Lome, Fritz, and Edinburgh ; Scarfs, Ties, " GloVes, Sleeve Links. Merino and Cotton Hosiery, a large stock. BOOT DEPARTMENT • Contains a large selection of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Boots of all kinds. I. HALLENSTEIN AND CO., LAWRENCE, And at Queenstown, Cromwell, Dunedin, Melbourne, and London. NOTICE. r\N and after MONDAY, 23rd FEB., Messrs. COBB & CO.'S BOOKING OFFICE will be at the VICTORIA HOTEL, -where their Coaches will arrive at and depart from, at the usual hours. Mr. Williams, landlord of the above Hotel, has kindly consented to act as their Agent, in lieu of Mr. Armstrong, resigned. COBB & CO. * Offices: — Victoria Hotel Lawrence; and Manse-street, Dunedin. NOTICE. Thomas Pope, late Cobb and Co.'s driver j and Alexander Armstrong, late Cobb and Oo.'b agent, are no longer connected with the firm of COBB & CO. COACHES! COACHES!! yEEND AND I'NEIL'S Southern Line op Coaches Leave the Empire Hotel, Dunedin, for Tokomairiro, Balclutha, and Lawrence, every morning at nine o'clock. Leave Criterion Hotel, Milton, for Balclutha and Lawrence every day at 2.30 p.m. Leave Crown Hotel, Balclutha, for Milton and Dunedin every morning at 9 o'clock. Leave Commercial Hotel, Lawrence, for Milton and Dunedin* every morning at 8 a.m. Leave Criterion Hotel, Milton, for Dunedin, every day at 11.30. Yeend and Co. take this opportunity of thanking their friends for their liberal support, and would ask for a continuance of the Bame for himself and Mr. J". M'Neil. H. Y. and T. Pope will drivo through to Lawrence and Balclutha on alternate days. Tho comfort and safety of their Patrons wlil be the sole study of the Proprietors. Coaches arrive in Dunedin at half -past four sharp. ' YEEND AND M'NEIL, Proprietors.