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Evening Star, Issue 4895, 8 November 1878, Page 4

DRAPERY. ARGE IMPORTATIONS SUMMER, 1878. Men's Summer Suits , r ; Men's Paget Suits Men s Sac Suits Men's Black Cloth Suits Men's Paget Coats and Vests Men's Sao Coats and Vests MEN'S COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING Men's Mosgiel Tweed Suits „ , -r> ~ . ~ Men ' B Ge elong Tweed Suits Men's Bedford Cord Trousers ~',„, Men's Mosgiel Tweed Trousers Men's Riding Pants ™ , .., ~ ~ Men's Black Cloth Vests Men's Moleskin Trousers „ , ■ Men's Cotton Cord Trousers Men's Biding Coats Men's-Waterproof Coats. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. TARGE IMPORTATIONS. SUMMER, 1878. JUVENILE CLOTHING— Youths' Suits Galatea Suits Knickerbocker Suits Milton Suits Boys' Suits Tweed Suits Eton Suits Drill Suits Holiday Suits Cricketing Suits Boys' Hats, Ties, Belts, Braces, 3ocks, Hose. Youths' Hats, Ties, Belts, Braces, Socks, Hose. HERBERT, HAYNES, ft 00, TARGE IMPORTATIONS" SUMMER, 1878. MEN'S MERCERY— Men's White Shirts *r » « '•„..,•■ Men's Oxford Shirts Men's Dress Shirts »■«"» \r„ » a-ii tit «, •■ . Men ' B Crimean Shirts Men's Silk Warp Shirts nr »~. ~ Men's Silk Scarfs Men's Ties, Braces, Belts «*««» ownxTT! Men ' B straw Hats Men s Soft Felt Hate w i n\i. -* r . Men's Blaok Paris Hats Men s Cotton, Merino, and Wool Drawers nr . r , M . en ' s 3 00 J' MeriT,0 ' andCot ton Shirts Mens Cotton, Wool, and Merino Socks ivr i t>-j- Me/s Kid and Thread Gloves Men s Riding and Driving Gloves. Portmanteaux, Courier Bags, Railway and ' Buggy Rugs, Picnic Bags. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. TARGE IMPORTATIONS. SCMMEK, 1878. French Millinery r> Millinery Bonnets Untrimmed Hats Millinery Trimmings Ladies' Outfitting. British Millinery Trimmed Hats Feather Flowers Stays, Underclothing HERBERT, HAYNES, 4 CO. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, 1878-79.

HOMSON, TRANG, k Established, 1863. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS AT THE CUTTING WAREHOUSE. Large Importations of Valuable Goods now . Opened Out CHEAPER THAN EVER. Come and See Them. MI L LI N E R Y. Stylish Millinery First-class Millinery The Very Beet Millinery Tnat can be produced or imported. See Our Windows. See Our New Showrooms. See Our Prices—Test Them. THOMSON, STRANG, k CO. £5 000 WORTH NEW DRESS STOCK Now Exposed For Sale at THE CUTTING WAREHOUSE. Every kind of Material of Latest Manufacture now fashionable we have in stock in abundance. Avoiding fancy names—promptly stated. Dress Goods to suit all buyers. Come and See OUR DRESS DEPARTMENT. Dressmaking Stylish Dressmaking First-class Dressmaking Under good management—Dressmaking At Lowest City Rates—Dressmaking Place orders very early for—Dressmaking We are very busy—Dressmaking Civility, style, and fit guaranteed for—Dressmaking. Commodious workroom and first-class hands. THOMSON, STRANG, k CO. COSTUMES. Imported Costumes Ready-made Costumes Fashionable and Stylish Costumes w j x Ever y kifa , d an( J quality of Costumes Made to order on the Premises—Costumes. Come and See OUR COSTUME DEPARTMENT. SILK DEPARTMENT Stocked with New Goods. MANTLE DEPARTMENT Stocked with Latest Styles. It is impossible in our advertising space to { AhQ Strikin « Novelties and Styleß contained in these valuable " ments. Come and See our Stock BOYS', YOUTHS'. AND MEN'S CLOTHING, Some very Special Goods Now Opened CHEAPER THAN EVER, Inspection Invited. THOMSON, STRANG, k CO., Importers, General Drapers, Clothiers, and Outfitters, PRINCES STREET, Dunedin. KST THE CUTTING WAREHOUSE. I £JOBB & CO.'3 ROYAL MAIL COACHES. DUNEDIN TO INVERCARGILL IN TWELVE HOURS. fcJ^ nge "^ oa ? i118 £ uneditt a nd Invercargill by 7.rfOa.m. Trains will arrhe at Dunedin 7 45 p.m , and Inveicargill 7.19 p.m. Through Tickets by Coach and Rail can be obtained at any Railway Station en route. Parcels prepaid at any Railway Station will be forwarded at greatly reduced rates. Simmonds's Line of Coaches will leave Tapanm and Waipahi daily, in conjunction with Through Coaches and Trains. FARES-First Class, 41s 9d ; Second Class, 325. Passengers with Through Tickef- ' guaranteed Through Passages. K. B. WILLIAMS k CO. I T. POOLE'S COACH leaves Palmerston Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock fo Naseby via Macraes and Hyde, returning Fridays and Mondays,