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Bruce Herald, Volume III, Issue 53, 13 April 1865, Page 11

DUNEDIN ..ADVERTIS E,M ENTS. . — o — can. I get a Really Good COLONIAL-MADE TWEED SUIT— Fit, Style, and Quality Combined ? Oh! at F. and. G. F. BULLEN'S, the SEBASTOPOL HOUSE. Over 700 to Select from, Various Prices, From 30s to 4 Guineas the Suit. can I get a FIRST-CLASS Pair of LIGHT TWEED TROUSERS, With Vest to match ? Colonial-made, equal to Bespoke, at Half the Price Tailors charge, THE SEBASTOPOL HOUSE. can I get a Very Good Pair of LIGHT TWEED TROWSERS For 10s 6d ? At BULLEN'S. can I get a VERY NICE LIGHT TWEED SAC COAT For 12s 6d, And a DARK or LIGHT DOKSivIN SAC COAI for 4s 6d ? At v ' B TT L L E N' S . can I get a GOOD FRENCH FELT HAT for 5s 6d ? At F. and G. F. BULLEN'S. DO YOU BUY YOUR GOOD CLOTHES ? Oh ! at F. and G. F. BULLEN'S, w . The Largest and Best Assorted Stock in the ColoniesWhere you can get Everything you waut, Ev.ry one served alike, and only One Price. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE in the COLONIES is F. and. G. P. BULLEN'S, THE SEBASTOPOL HouSE, Corner of PRINCES and RATTRAY STREETS,' DUNEDIN; Queenstown ; and, BOXJKKE AND RuSSELL STREETS, MELBOURNE. N.B.— A Christmas Box to every Purchaser over Two Pounds.

WOOL SALES. TO SQUATTERS, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. IN THE PROVINCES OP OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. The system of submitting Wool, Tallow, and similar produce to sale by Auction as practised in the Australian Colonies, and as introduced and successfully carried out by M'Landress, Hepburn and Co. in this Colony, has been received with so much favor by Sellers and Buyers in this and the neighboring Provinces, that it may be assumed without doubt Public Sales will in future become the recognised medium for the disposal of these products. M. L. H. and Co. would remind Squatters that every parcel of wool submitted by them to auc'ion last year was disposed of at prices satisfactory to Sellers in every instance. Assured of the continued support of the Wool Growers of Otago, IyT'LANDRESS, HEPBURN", AND CO. -"■*- beg to intimate that they will resume as early as practicable their WEEKLY AUCTION SALES OP WOOL, &c during the approaching season, and to secure the efficient management of this, business, arrangements have been made on an extended scale for receiving, classifying, and cataloguing wools, under the superintendence of an experienced Stapler. In consequence of a recent addition to the Firm of ML., H. and Co., one of the partners will devote his entire attention to Wool, thereby securing to Wool-growers the fullest possible regard to their interests The Exhibition to be shortly held in this city will afford an opportunity not to be overlooked o: displaying the resources of this country in its .staple export. Impressed with this view, M'Lan•Jress, Hepburn and Co., have secured space for exhibiting prepared samples of wool ; and intending exbibitors will please inform them as e arly as possible what their intentions are.

MESSRS HUGH KIRKPATRICK & CO "WILL, THIS DAY, MAKE THEIR FIRST /71RAND DISPLAY OP NEW SPRING AND SUMMER • GOODS IN ALL THE DEPARTMENTS, Ex Hamilla Mitchell 19 Cases. ExAjmeer 28 Cases. Ex Black Swan ... 22 Cases. mHE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND MOST VARIED STOCK IN THE PROVINCE, OF NEW MILLINERY", NEW SILKS, NEW SHAWLS, NEW IRISH POPLINS, NEW FANCY DRESSES, NEW BAREGES, ; NEW PRINTED MUSLINS,' NEW PRINTED CAMBRICS, NEW MANTLES, NEW FRENCH LLAMAS, NEW FRENCH MERINOS, •NEW" RIBBONS AND LACES, NEW FLOWERS AND HEAD-DRESSES NEW EVENING DRESSES, NEW PARACHUTED. N.B.— A Choice Selection of Ladies' and Gen tlemen's DRESSING CASES, WRITING DESKS, &c, Buitable for Bridal Gifts, from £1 to £15! PBINCES AND lIIQ-II STREETS.