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Evening Star, Issue 7180, 6 April 1887, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. MRS DRING. "RS DRING'S, 162 George Btreet, _ being the oldest establishment of the kind in the City, IVES the Highest Prices for Ladies' and IT Gentlemen's Clothing of all descriptions. i ORRESPONDENCE ~ and - appointments J promptly attended to. Emigrants'luggage bought, fancy costumes, etc. MRS DREAVER. MRS DREAVER is now showing a beautiful selection of Ladies' and Children's Autumn and Winter Millinery. ADIES are requested to see Goods. They J arc verv choice, latest styles, and cheap. MRS DKEAVER has opened 2 cases of Ladies' and Children's Ulsters ; Seal Cloth Jackets, etc., very cheap. LADIES' Short and Long Jersey and Fancy Cloth Jackets, from 10s 6d ; Ladies' and Children's Macintoshes, from 4s 6d. J\_ Dresses Cut, Tacked, Fitted, and Seams Machined for 2s 6d. Scientific System of Dresscutting taught until proficient for 30s, Mrs Dreaver, sole agent for Otago. J. G. GREEN HAVING been appointed sole agent in New Zealand for Messrs Pearson and Bennion, the largest manufacturers of I> OOTMAKINGTMachinery in the world, I 3 have determined to realise my entire Stock of Boots and Shoes, 7ITHOUT Reserve. Every pair must bo , y sold at any price. Ladies' Boots, 4s 6d: Girls', 2slid; Infants', 6d. THIS opportunity will not occur again of obtaining really good serviceable Boots at your own prices. _OQ4~k4~ki~fe Worth of Boots to be sacndbOvvv ficed regardless of cost. J. G. Green, Leicester Boot Warehouse, 37 George street. MISS BROWNLIB, ROPER Place to Invest your Money.— jl Purchase Millinery, Straw Hats, and Bonnets from Misses H. and B. Brownlie. IROPER Place to get Suited, Fitted, tiful Artioleß at Reasonable Prices. ROPER Place to Purchase Baby Linen, Stays, Underolothing, and Paper Patterns. W. T. MILWARD. WT. MILWARD, Glass Embosser, etc., • Princes st., opposite Herbert, Haynes. T. MILWARD gives estimates for all classes of Signwriting, etc. NYONB who wants Oalico SignH or . Tickets of any kind should get prices from Milward, Princes street,