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Evening Star, Issue 4898, 12 November 1878, Page 4

DRAPERY. ROWN, EWING, & * Beg to solicit inspection of their present extensive stock of all the leading novelties for tho present season, and have pleasure in drawing special attention to several recent shipments, which have been purchased upon exceptionally low terras. Our MILLINERY. LADIES' UNDER-' CLOTHING, and BABY LINEN DEPARTMENTS are full cf the latest specialities, and comprise Parisian Millinery, Feathers, And Flowers cf the very newest styl-s. We are showing a parcel of Ladies' richly-trimmed Night Dresses and Chemises; also a heavy purchase of Plain Goods. Our stock of Baby Linen, Infants' Dresses, &c, *c, is now of a most varied description, and will repay a visit. BROWN, EWING, & nn. desire to bring under notice of th« general public the arrival of another shipment of their celebrated RIUH BLACK SILKS, which they can guarantee, for durability of wear, for retaining their lustre through constant usage, and for the soft mellowness of their touch and finish, to have no equal in the colonial markets. We are holding an extra w<4l-ftseorted stock of FANCY DRESS MATERIALS is all the latest styles and coloring*; also an immense variety of WASHING COSTUMES and FABRICS. Our range of PRINT PATTERNS is exceedingly large, and comprises some really choice and novel Btyleß. In this Department will be found a purchase of LADIES' COSTUMES, being fac simile* of the lead ng Parisian exhibits. Our FANCY DEPARTMENT is now replete with all the leading lines in Soarfs, Ribbons, 'lies, Laces, Gloves, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Falls, Trimmings, fringes, Ladies' Hosiery, Perfumery, &c, Ac. Our IMPORTS this season for the MANCHESTER and CARPET DEPARTMENTS are exceptionally heavy. Among!; these will be found a very choice purchase of Cretonnes, of exquisite designs and colorings; Tapestry, Lace, Leno, and Applique Curtains; Damask. Table Linen, Sheetings, Calicoes, of B-iti-h and American manufacture. We are showing Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, suitable for drawing and dining-rooms, of the newest styles; also every description of Mattings, Mats, Rugs, Floorcloths, Linoleum, &c, &c. The MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING and MERCERY DEPARTMENTS are well stocked with NEW GOODS, both in Home and Colonial makes, comprising a full assortment of styles and materials.

BROWN, EfING, NOTICE FROM A. EVANS A CO., George street. EX WHAMPOA. - We hare received a beautiful lot of New Fichus, Mantelettea and Parisian Shawls. These styles are creating quite a furor in the Home country; also, one case New Sleeveless Jackets (long), very elegant. A- EVANS & CO., George street. LONG JACKETS in Silk, Satin, Velvet, Cashmere, Matalasse, Diagoual, and Clbth, perfect fitting; Goods, latest styles, and very elegantly trimmed. Anticipating a large trade we have imported largely, and are meeting with a quick sale. A. EVANS k CO., George street. We think we need hardly remind the pnblio that we continue giving the best value in Dunedm. At your convenience we should be glad to show any requisite, being quite satisfied the quality and prices will further extend our business. A. EVANS & CO., George street. DRESS GOODS.—We are showing a special oent. off manufacturers' prices, and which we £ B *wwV * 14d *?* 7 ar<L Jt is a Pontta tnith T.hftt tlioon nmul. _.___ i. 1 i* . . any wholesale house in this City within 20 per ceut. of our price. The colorings are exquisite, and quite as brilliant as our 3s goods. In Fancy 7£d, 9d, 10$ d, and Is, which are splendid for stock of Silks, black and gold black and white Galatea Stripes, Linen Stripes and Checks in navy blue and brown, Linen Ginghams, French, German, and English Prints in splendid quality and newest patterns. In fact, the variety, beauty, and excellence of qualities for such low prices is a marvel to ourselves, and tion of them ; pleass inspect. "Wo may mention our having first-class dressmakers on the premises, in which the greatest economy is practised both in cutting and charges, and which is beneficial to both our patrons and ourselves. A. EVANS & CO., George street. MILLINERY.-The quality and styles, combmed with the astonishingly low prices, far exceed our and our patrons' most sanguine wishes. French and English Bonnets we have a large stock, and as a bonnet-maker our milliner has from Peter Eobinson's. Oxford street, London. Her styles are quite distinct from those nraotiaed hnrn fnr an monir j. - - cases the imported models, while the prices are as three to one. A. EVANS & CO., George street. * K?!? DEPA RTMENT.-By every Home aud Melbourne steamer we are in receipt of Fre»h Novelties, for which our immense sale enables We enumerate a few clearing Knes as undei— Ruches in every color, 3d per yard; Maltese Laces, 6d up to 2s pe* yard ; Kid Gloves, Is 6d Up j rSJc'.fH ,? Josephines (genuine); Brown and White Cotton Hose, 6d upwards; Ribbons 6d upwards ; Ties 6d! upwards; Piqne Pelisses richly braided, 2s 6d, a great job; Silk Umbrellas, Ss lid each. A. EVANS * CO., George street, Dunedin, Between St. Andrew and! Hanover streets, lefthand side going north. N.B.—Grand show on Saturday, and every succeeding Saturday until further notice. "BULLDOG" ALE AND STOUT. BASS S'S PALE ALB, By Read Brothers, London ("Bulldog " Bottling Mark). spared any trouble or cost to make tills Finest Alo in «i«» -or u -o-j.l .. . .. , skill are allied to make it a standard of excel, lenoe. G U I N N E S STOUT, ("Bulldog" Bottling Mark). t( This ( Stout combines due riohnees with th ness s; and the bottling arrangements are a guarantee of prime condition. W. k G. TURNBULL hj CO., Sole Agents, Dunedin. 1 « WO RDS FOR ONE SHILLING.—The Cheapest and beat Advertising Medium uiNew Zealand. The Evening Star's oiroula. tion is over 40,000 weekly ««•««