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Clutha Leader, Volume III, Issue 127, 15 December 1876, Page 8

Dunedin Advertis^men'-.R HERBKKT, HAYNES, «nd CO. respectfully invite attention to theii Imported Novel cies for Spring Wear, 1876. Tbe several departments enumerated below arc now replete with approved selections of British and Foreign Manulacluves. Special attention has 'heon civen to the Made*a p branches, and the assortment of Costumes Kichus, "M-uifcl-^, Jackets, Millinery. Lace good» ar-s unusually large a* - " 7 *<"* v ied. DPJJSS M V TERTALs fhn present fashion of Mixed Costumes offers greater opportunities for novelty both in design and material than any previous season. The assortment is ex tensive and select. TAN ALA SILK CHECKS.— Specially suitable for Young L-.idies > wear, in subdued colorings, with plain materials to correspond. SILK FINISHED ALPACAS.- These favorite Dress Goods still maintain their well-de-served popularity. This season they have an improved liuis-li, and not liable to crush, '"'li" sfock comprises over sixty" different shades. ARABIAN GLACES.— 3I _ per yard, patterns free. BAIiODA TWILLS.— A new material for Spring and Summer wear. O-m be had in raised figures for Costumes, r (X ning a pretty effect in combination. WHITE GROUND T "'^RES.—ls per yard. Herbert, !__*,_/ lies, and Co. BLACK SILKS.— The recent fall in value of the raw material enables us to sell onv Black Silk Goons much below the xwual prices. BLACK SILK DRESSES.— I 2 yai ds - No 1 2 3 4 5 6 30s 33s 35s 42s 45s 54s Black Silks in the highest perfection of manufacture. 3LACK SILK DRESSES.— 90 yardsNo. 1 2 3 4 5 6 50s 55s 5Ss 6d 70s 90s 95s BLACK SILKS, per yard (patterns free)— No. 1 * 2 3 4 5 6 25. 6 d2s 9d 2s lid 3s 6d 4s 6d 4s 9d JAPANESE SILKS.— The manufacture of these goods has been materially improved. They now have tbe reputation of wearing well. Their brilliancy and lightness specially recommend them for summer wear. JAPANESE SILKS, per yard (patterns free) No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 _3&§d 2s 2s 6d 3s 3s 6d 4s 6d Japanese Silks — 40 distinct colourings. DRESS MATERIALS (pashmina).— A rich and beaMtifully embossed wool and silk mixture, specially adapted for combining witb plain twill, stripe, or check materials. Dress Materials, per yard (patterns free) — Nol 2 3 4 5 6 7_d S_A 9£d lOM 11 Jd Is DRESS MATERIALS (French Beige), in plain cloth, checked and striped. — This is a most useful material, both as regards texture and durability, being made from fine Saxony wool. Patterns free. v Herbert, Haynes, and Co. DAMASSE DAMASCENE SILKS, a Special Novelty of the Season, for Trimming, and used in combination with Light Textile Fabrics, Plain Silks, Stripe Silks, Japanese Silks— in Ivory, Cream, Buff, Ecru, Gris, Donna, Cuir. Blue, Marine, Seal, Brown. ___ IRISH POPLINS. MARRTAGE SILKS. CORDED SILKS. MADE-UP COSTUMES. — This important branch comprises a beautiful variety of Spring and Summer Novelties, combining a distir-ct selection of Parisian |and British models. SPRING COSTUME, composed of Checked Beige. — The Skirt is bordered with a gathered flounce, headed with two cross-bands, tablier, bow, pocket. This Costume may be had in a variety of materials. MORNING COSTUME, made from Striped Cambrics. -The Skirt is bordered in front with deep crosscut plaiting ; double heading, terminating v itfi gathered flounce, Prinness tunic, buttoned the entire length of the front, and bordered with a plaiting. SEASON COSTUME.— A Costume adaptative to two Seasons * made from Grey Beige ' Cloth. Tlie skirt is trimmed with two plaitings ; a plain Polonaise, stitched edges, pockets ; ornamented Faille Sash. VISITING COSTUME.— Dove Grey Material, ' Skirt trimmed with three plaitings, quilled • headings ; Princess Tunic, draped witb bows. This Costume may be had in a variety of Spring Materials. Herbert, Haynes, & Co. ' BLACK DRESS GOODS.-New Black Japan Cords, New Black Athol Cloths, New Black Sicilian Cloths, New Black Wool Poplins, New Black Alpacas, New Black French Merinos, New Black Paramattas, New Black French Twills. BLACK LUSTRES, per yard (patterns free)— - 2-vo. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ' B|d- 10 _A ls Is 3d ls 4d la 6d ls 9d ** BLACK DRESS CORDS, per yd (patterns free) No.l A 2 3 4 5 6 10 _d Is 3d ls 6d Is 9d 2s 2s 6d ' 'BLACK- FRENCH MERINOS (patterns free) No.l 2 3 4 5 6 ]slUd'2s4|d v ss6d 3s 3s 6d 3s 9d * FURNISHING. -New Applique Curtains, New Nottingham Lace' Curtains, New Leno Curtains, New Harness Muslin Curtains. * LONG LACE CfUETADTS, per pairNo. 1 2 3 4 5 '6 7s" 6d 9s 10s 6d 12s 6d 15s 16s «d " LONG MUSLIN CURTAINS, per pairNo. 1 2 3 4 5 6 -7s6d 9s 6d- 10s Gd 12s' 6d 15s 16s 6d * CARPETS. — Brussels Carpets for Drawing- ___ rooms, Brussels Carpets for Dining-rooms, fe'CT'fe Brussels Carpets for Stairs, Brussels Carpets for 1 Lobbies, Brussels Carpets for Church purposes, Brussels Carpets for Offices. Tapestry Carpets 3s 6d, 3s 11 £d per yard ; " Kidderminster Carpets '2s, -2s 'lid, 3s '9d per • yard; Hemp Carpets, 9|d, 10gd, ls per yard ; • China Matting, Plain aud Cheeked, 9|d. per yard. Floor Cloths, reduced prices, 18 inches to 18 feet. Felt Squares, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Door Slips, Table Baizes,, ' Leather Cloths, Haynes,- & Co. -~ MILLINERY— New Shapes in Chip<and Straw Bonnets, trimmed, Lace, Feathers, .Flowers. New Shapes in Hats, trimmed and un- ■ trimtiied. Head-dresses, Caps, Trench and 4 British Flowers, "Wreaths, Sprays, Sailor Hatsi Turban Hats. *LACE GOODS.- A beautiful variety. Fichus,. Ties, Trimmed Scarfs, Ecru Lace, Streamer ' Nets, Gauze Scarfs, Nett Scarfs, Creme .Lace, Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs, ' Hem-Stitched Cambric Handkerchiefs, Irish Cambric Handkerchiefs, Motto - Cambric i Handkerchiefs, Embroidery, Ruffling. Haynes, and Co, " The addition to our premises affords extra ■ space for the TAILORING BRANCH, ••• all garments now being made on the -premises, - and under the immediate supervision of an expe- • tie-need cutter. Samplesand Measurement Charts FREE BY POST. {HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO.