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Bruce Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 711, 22 June 1875, Page 8

P|lffipßJs? PS S E ETE B S AGBEE Jfloflyfegthafc 4j?M!Bf#fiJk 2Sr«*lfe^*l tliffc Twwte and Ltirury . btf# AMUmnkted in IMb Colony, the , m&M, mTtm, Poplins, velvets • j ywfwmtm, jackbts, mantles,; OOMWUM, SKIRTS^ PEESSES,r i SSAWI«iACES,HOSIERy,!GK^>yES, 'iBIMMINGS, iINIJNS, i BLANKETS,;/ , FLANNJSLSiCAEFBTS,FLO6ROtdTHS ' ■ >{. :■ ; . : •:>■ .■ And- • \ \-: i ';:. t y ■ ■ ;•. ['„.': ; ".■/ ,f At the .'..'. ' '\; yi . ■ ." FAVORITE ESTABLISHMENT I vKIBEPiyTEIOE, OLENDiWCIv ' I ■■•■■<. -:. r -.-t A] vr D - co., ■ -\ \''''r "■)"-■■ PRINCES STREET, ..; , . ... )'" AB^'IISPEQMDLT DISTINGUISHED. : f" It is now determined/ with ■ '. ' - apparently , good .reason/ that; ■ TTPATiT-wrt. this is the House toPurchase 1 - I cHARAC "J at mostv-faVbrably, Blankets, fr^nT<rtitr« 1 -Flannels, Linens, : Calicpes, I I*'**»A«'B>- . .: Sheetings, .Table- * clotbß,-Table-eove'rß, Curtains, ! \_Carpetß;~aud"Floorcloths. ' - •• riniMkntle-making, Millinery ' ILLUSTRA- - and -Dressmaking to ibe had j TIONS OF J Gratis, showihguupwards of 19 i THEIR PRO- 1 remarkable Dresses, Costumes, DUCTIQNS and' Robes, in style and design ... , (^rivalling "Worth's." : . (".. Amongst the latest arrivals ( at this House we must ("Homespuns," Cheviots, Serges, : Sateens, Diagonala, Melanges, •wnTTnTP TTTTC Garelochs, Repps, Costume ?ffi?r to?? Cloth8 > Cris P Aberdeen ™w 7wn^ Winceys, Waterproof Tweeds, '^JnSm Tartans, Galas, Friezes, MallowSCOIGII da^les, and Thibets in immense J J variety, at exceeding Moderate [_Priceß. C In no other House can be I shown such an extensive I variety of Rich and Choice WEDDINGS J Goods, suitable for this interIN OTAGO. " esting occasion. It is a common saying that their Wedding Outfits are simply superb V_and inexpensive. fThey are offering Extraordinary Bargains throughout all the Departments. At pre- • sent they are selling the , Leonora and Snowdon HomeI EVERY DAY spun Polonaises at 19s and 22s j . : OF : 6d ; Homespun and. ■ THE , WEEK j.Tabliers at 20a ; .Double- • ■•■,-. • breasted Jackets at 15 ; 8 6d ; • Waterproof Mantles from 2s 6d ; and the richest Genoa Silk Velvet Jackets from Six . (^Guineas. fin Goats, Monkeys, Foxes, I Chinchillas, Minivers, Ermines, MTTin?q T> nA o Seals, Grebes, Opossums, A^frnwlM Skunk, Musquashes, Mock AND CUFFS and Refll Sables _ a u new t hi« season, and much under the Jjisual prices in the Trade. f Are X., G., and Co.'s Black and Colored Silks, Satins, Irish Poplins, and Silk Velvets. MUCH They are in receipt of a new APPRECI- -j stock of the very best Silks, ATED j which will be found cheaper I than before. Prices have fallen I in consequence of the dull state l^of the Silk Trade abroad. fThey h*ve received an immense stock of Men's, Youths', and.. Boys' Clothing, Men's Tweed Suits, Men's Paget 'Coats; Walking Coats, DoubleBreasted Coats, Men's Black DURING THEJ Cloth Trousers, Tweed Trousers, MONTH I Men's Cloth and Tweed Vests, Youths' and Boys' Tweed ■-" Suits, Trousers and Vests, Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, Boys' Jacket and Sailor Suits, * at prices lower than were ever V^inown. f First-rate and Fashionable Tailoring at X., G. and Cos. '< This Department is now under the management of a New CHJING-ES'Fob J Cutter from the West End of 'THE BETTER. | London, whose style and fit is acknowledged to be superior to any other in the Colony. Best •materials made to order at the (^lowest charges in Dunedin. -> KIEKPATItICK, GLeSdINING-, & Co.