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Bruce Herald, Volume XI, Issue 1077, 10 January 1879, Page 2

JSEW ADVERTISEMENTS. | TELEGRAPH POLES. mENDERS will be received to the 21st <>f -A- January for the supply and delivery of Four Hundred and Fifty-two (452), more I or less, Telegraph Poles, for a line of telegraph to be constructed from Kaitangata to Catlin River. Specifications and general conditions can \y be seen at Port Molyneux and Catlin River Post Offices, and at Balclutha, Tokomairiro, -p and Dunedin Telegraph Offices. JL Each tender must be accompanied by a &* deposit equal to five (5) per cent, of the total amount of tender. Such deposit in the case On of the tender accepted will be retained as security (instead of sureties) for the proper performance of contract Teiders to be addressed to Mr James K. IoGAN, Inspector of telegraphs, Dun- T edin.. Byoi-der of the Telegraph Commissioner, JAMES K. LOGAN. Inspector of Telegraphs. Duiedin, December 2'Jth, 1878. BROUGHT IRON FENCING STANDARDS. ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO., Wholesale and Retail IRONMONGERS, AND IRON MERCHANTS, Dunedin, ]}EING now inposseasion of an amplestock C f of Bnrs, beg to solicit orders for Stan- >^- DiDsfrom Landholders, Farmer o ,and others alut to fence. Ihe make of IRON imported by them for tH above purpose ia of a very superior qiiity, and with their improved facilities f oilanufacturing, th->y are prepared to quote — thivery lowest prices by the hundied or toi hey therefore invite inquiry, which will beiromptly replied to. i SOWN, EWING AND CO., (Beg to solicit inspection of their present lextensive stock of all the leading "j •novelties for the present season, and have pleasure in drawing special attention to several recent shipments, wLich have been purchased upon exceptionally jlow terms. I n k lr MILLINERY, LADIES' UNDER- J dTHING, and BABY LINEN DEPART- C BfITS are full of the latest specialities, and -i cirise Parisian Millinery, Feathers, and lers of the very newest styles. We are _ cling a parcel of richly-trimmed Ladies' 2i b Dresses and Chemises ; also, a heavy * jSase of Plain Goods. Our stock of Baby % Infants' Dresses, &c, &c, is now of i| varied description, and will repay a visit. fpROWN, EWING, & CO. desire to |t> brine under notice of the general lublic the arrival of another shipment If their celebrated RICH BLACK BILKS, which they can guarantee for durability of wear, for retaining their fustre through constant usage* and for p he soft mellowness of their touch and fcinish, to have no equal in the Colonial maakets. ' c are holdir.or an extra well-assorted stock TANCY DRESS MATERIALS in all the st styles and colourings ; also, an immense ety of Costumes and Fabrics, range of Print Patterns is exceedingly large, 1 comprises some really choice and novel es In this Department will be found a chase of LAD FES' COSTUMES, being fac iles ot the leading Parisian exhibits. Our FANCY DEPARTMENT is now reglete with all the leading lineß in Scarfs, Ribbons, Ties, Laces, Gloves, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Falls, Trimmings, Fringes, Ladies' Hosiery, Perfumery, &c, &c. ur IMPORTS this season for the MANESTER and CARPET DEPARTMENTS exceptionally heavy. Amongst these will ound a very choice purchase of Cretonnes, xquisite designs and colourings ; Tapestry, j?, Leno, and Applique Curtains ; Damask, HeLinrn, Sheetings, Calicoes, of British and Wican manufacture. We are showing |sels and Tapestry Carpets, suitable for ling and dining rooms, of the newest styles ; | every description of Mattings, Mat?, Rugs, |r t loths, Linoleum, &c, &c. $ jfke WEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING find MERCERY Departments are well (stocked with SEW GOODS, both in (Home and Colonial makes, comprising h full assortment of styles and Inateriiils. * • Srown, lwing, & co. 'i l i i I