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Clutha Leader, Volume XX, Issue 1030, 20 April 1894, Page 1

Business Notices. 18934894 ELACKWOOI) & CHAPMAN'S Spring and Summer Goods in Great Variety. MILLINERY. MILLINERY. MILLINERY. Hats and Bonnets, Trimmed and XJntrimmed. Grand display of new Dress Materials. New Shades, lovely goods, great selection, Special Value. Prints, Pandoras, Galateas, Muslins, etc, etc. DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING. Having securer! the services of Miss ROSS, a finished Modiste from one of the first establishments of the Colony, the ladies of Balclutha and surrounding districts who favour us with their orders may depend on a faultless Fit, Refined Taste, and the latest style in Dressmaking, &c. Measurements on scientific Principles. • i TEN OR TWELVE APPRENTICES WANTED AT ONCE. NEW AUTUMN & WINTEE GOODS Now Opening Up. It is with much pleasure W. GUEST announces to the public that he is now opening up a magnificent assortmont of new autumn and winter goods, comprising all the most choice fabrics for quality and elegant display. The leading shops in Dunedin do not surpass Gaest's establishment in spite of the depression and keen competition of the times. Tis establishment always takes first place. Live and let live is W Guest's motto, and he lives up to it by keeping the best goods and selling at the lowest prices. Come and inspect his stock of Bonnets and Hats so fine, Dress goods in every line : Choose, and a bargain's thine — Come, come away. Ladies feather and jet aigrettes — a large assortment in black and colors. Mantles aud jackets in Sealette and curlcloth in all the newest shades and fashionable shapes. Dress materials in Hopsack Diagonal, Matalasse, Ombre, and Rciinbow Cloths Plain and Whipcord Amazons Beiges and fancy Serges. Trimmings in Astrachan, imitation Beaver, fancy braids and velvets, flannelettes, cotton and union shirtings, down quilts, rugs, carpets, linoleums and floorcloths. Men's Colonial tweed suits, shirts, pants, sox and all wearing apparel, Our Dressmaking Department is now under the supervision of Miss Humphrey who comes to us with a good reputation from leading Melbourne' and Dunedin houses, Ladies favoring us with an order can rely on having a really FIEST-CLASS GARMENT.