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Evening Star, Issue 7332, 3 October 1887, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. XELSON, MOATE, AND CO ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ASK TOUR GROCEU HOB ASK YOUB GROCER FOR ASK YOUR GROOF.R FOE ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ASK YOUR GROCER FOR a&i rouu cßOoaa for ASK YOUU GKOOER FOR ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ABK YOUR GROCER FOE ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ASK YOUR GROCER FOB NELSON, MOATE, AND CO.S PURE BLENDED TEAS, If your Grocer does not keep them, send to any of our Retail Establishments in the Colony, and get them. Have nothing else. Owinsr to the great name ourPureTeas have made, hundreds are packing any Teas and mixtures of all sorts in fancy packets to tempt the public. Bewaro of such. Our blonds contain nothing but the best values (which time has proved), and are worked up to their respective standards from direct importations, and as thr Litest importers in N.Z., and holders of the best assortment of China, India, and Ceylon Teas, besides being the introducors and only blending firm in N.Z., we are confident there is no such value being offered. If you are pressed to buy other so-called Blended Teas, refuso them, for they are only spuriouß copies. Fubb Blended Teas. Pcreßlendef Teas PURE BLENDED TEAS. NELSON, MOATE, AND CO.'S NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATE, NELSON, MOATK, AND CO.'S AND CO.'S AND CO.'S AND CO.'S AND CO.'3 AND CO.'S AND CO.'S AND CO.'S AND CO.'S AND CO.'S AND CO.'S PRIZE MEDAL PURE BLENDED TEAS BRANCHES: DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, CHRISTCHURCH, WELLINGTON. Agents everywhere. FH I M M E L t Repairs Accordions and Concertinas (all makeß and kinds, with steel tongues for strength), American Organs, Harmonium?, Musk) Boxes and Album?, Aristons, Hand Organs, Flutes, Clarionets, Fans, Spectacle Frames, Carving Forks, Lamps, Leather Bags, Jewellery, Clocks, etc. For Sale Steeltongued Acoordians. Cumberland Btreet, Dunedin, behind the Hospital. 'OLFE'S Schnapps.—No nervous sufferer ever tried this wholesome stimulant without being thankful. DRAPERY. COLORED DRESS DEPARTMENT. ■ERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO. Having opened up our Spring Novelties, we have great pleasure in informing our patrons and the Public that for Variety, Style, and Cheapness these Goods surpass anything hitherto shown. Checks in all sizes, exhibiting some very beautiful designs, take the lead. Hair cord, stripes, and pin-head spots are also very fashionable; whilst in Plain Goods the favorite Colors areGobelin Heliotrope Turkestan Auricula Confederate Celadon Porcelain Dead Leaf Cigar Ash Cocoanut Fibre Seagull,

"SPECIAL." A manufacturers' clearing line of Cheek Vigognes in Greys and Browns, which we are selling at Is 3d and Is 6d—usual price, 2s 3d and 2s 9d. SILK DEPARTMENT. We invite your inspection of the following Novelties in Silks : La Gaze Perlee, For Walking or Evening Dress. Mikado Striped Tussore, In new and charming designs. La Favorite Faille Franchise, In Gobelin, Veronica, Auricula, Admiral, and every fashionable The New Seften Stripe Satins, for trimmings „ Camayeux Check Satins „ „ Velour Theodora „ Plush Frise „ BLACK DRESS DEPARTMENT. This Department has assumed such proportions that we defy competition for variety and value. . The following are among the Newest in Fancy Blacks : Black Gaze de Laire „ Woollen Net „ Stripe Cashmere „ Quadrille Cloth „ Lace Cloths. Special Job Purchase of (Allwool) Black Nun's Cloth and Cashmere Serges, which we offer at Is 3d and Is Cd. HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO. SUMMER SEASON, 1887. In the Mantle Department are to be seen all the Latest Novelties of the Season, comprising a great variety of Beaded Gauze, Striped Plush and Silk Mantles, the "New Covert Coat," Tennis Jackets, Jersey Jackets, Summer Ulsters, Dust Cloaks, Evening Mantles (in Plush and Cashmere), Evening Wraps, New Travelling and Waterproof Cloaks (in Beveral new and pretty shapes), Costumes (with pieces for the bodices in black and colored), Skirts, (in Thibet and Washing Materials), Ladies' Dres-: sing Gowns and Dressing Jackets, Bathing Costumes for Ladies and Girls, Combinations, Tunics and Gaps, Children's Costumes {in sizes, pretty, useful, and moderate in price). Fancy Aprons, Cooking Aprons, and Children's Pinafores (in several new shapes). The above are only a few leading lines. There are many other Novelties too numerous to catajtoguft of whioh we request the pleasure of an early visit of inspection', HERBERT, HAYNES, AND 00,