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Bruce Herald, Volume VI, Issue 353, 1 February 1871, Page 8

OROWN, TjWING, AND f^CO. Have now opened out the whole of theii SUMMER SHIPMENTS of over One Hunared Bales and Cases, and have determined to clear them at the same low rate as hitherto, to make room for ne\^ goods per Robert Henderson and Warrioi Queen. In addition to which we have boughi largely in town for cash, several lines which the Importers vvere clearing out at less than the invoice price in consequence of the unusual depression of trade. 250 Straw Hats, from 6£d 450 Straw Bonnets, from 6d 1200 yards Dress Stuff, at 6d 50 pieces Prints, decided bargains We have just received advices per Suez Mail, from our London Agent, stating that Silk Goods have advanced 15 per cent, in consequence of the war. We would advise immediate purchase of these goods, as we hold an unusually large stock in anticipation of this advance, which will be sold at the old price. Glaces j Gros Grains Radzmeres Baratheas Gros Royal Gros de Suez Drab de France Millinery ") A beautiful choice in Silk Jackets > all the latest fashions, Silk Velvet Jackets J all at reduced rates. Underclothing "i In great variety and Baby Linen > unusually cheap. Stays ) All Domestic Goods, such as Flannels, Calicoes, Shirtings, Blankets, Quilts. Table Linen, &c, &c, will be found excellent . value. — — Carpets — Brussels "] Tapestry | All new designs , 3-ply Scotch | lately landed 2-ply Scotch }■ from the maFelt nufaotnrers, Hearth Rugs at lowest im> Door Mats J porters' prices, Floor Cloths of the first and second 1 quali ties, in all widths— well seasoned, and direct from the maker, Harness Bov/k, Leno. Laco, and Applique Muslin Curtains, from 4s 6d the set. ' READ t-MADE CLOTHING • As the Holiday season is approaching, we have bought very largely of Melbourne made Clothing, which for material, cost, and work manship, will compare favorably with those made to order, and at nearly, half the cost. BROWN, EWEN.G. * Co. 1 DCNEDIN. ESTABLISHED XB6l. WANTED all lovers of good Clothing to know that they can secure t'rstclass fits, at very moderate prices by patronising E, Stokes, Tailor ' and Clothier, George street, where all the newest styles are com. bined with taste, elegance of fit, and workmanship. 28, years practical knowledge has secured him „ a first- class reputation for ability and experience..' Suits/ from, L 3, Qhqa;ner.than.'eveE i ' , '