PUBLIC NOTICES. MISSES H. & B. BROWNLIE. "KW Goods in every Department.—Best i.l value we have ever shown. See window. Misses Brownlie. ERY Best Place in Town to get Suited t with Trimmed Hat or Bonnet. See window. ERY Best Place in Town to get Kitted with newest and best makes in Corsets. VERY Best Place to Purchase Baby Linen. —Value unprecedented ; every article well made and finished. See window. ERY Best Place to Purchase Under- , clothing.—Materials and shapes good; seams properly finished. See window. .TJAPER Patterns from Domestic Fashion JL Co., New York; best in the market. H. and B. Brownlie, Princes street. G. DUNCAN. CARPET Laying well and cheaply done by G. Duncan, Albany street (late carpet planner to D.1.C.). "OUSE Furnishings of all descriptions _ made on the shortest notice; Mattresses re-made ; Carpets taken up, beaten, and relaid. CARPENTERS' Jobbing Work of all kinds undertaken ; Knife Boards (wholesale), Children's Chairs, Sketching Stools, etc. RAPERY Goods, Haberdashery, Wools, Cottons, Hosiery, etc, at lowest prices. G. Duncan, corner of Albany and Clarendon streets. J. TAIT. OOD NEWS FOR CHRISTMAS.-Our Annual Presentation 1s in course of preparation. All Customers who have >URCHASED Clothing to the amount of 153, or thoso who purchase to the same amount between this and Christmas, will be entitled to the Presentation. \J also participate. All Clothing in hand not called for after this notice will be sold at a sacrifice. requiring Cheap Garments, roll up _ at once, to effect a clearance. J. TAIT, Stuart street. W. C. DAVBY. DAVKVS NOVELTY DEPOT, No. 75 George street, one door from City Boot Palace north, Re-opened. DAYEY'S NOVELTY DEPOT, for thousands choice pretty novel articles. Davey's Novelty Depot; presents for all ages. AVEY'S NOVELTY DKPOT. The .«_, greatest Shilling Stand in New Zealand; thousands choice things to choose from. nf TL George street, 3rd door from St. d iB A_.l -1. J. T-» 1. X- li„ Depot Sixpcnßy Stand ; lots of nice articles. PkING and Summer Novelties, ex "VVestI land. S cases of Trimmed Millinery Hats and Bonnets. Cases of Ladies' Straw and Chip Hats, . o' latest shades and colorings. Manilla Hats I from 3d each. §} Cases of Children's Sailor Hats, wide /W brims, fine straws; trimmed cream, pale blue, and gobelin. ADIES' Dress Caps. 1 case very stylish A Aigrettes, Fancy Feathers, Flowers, new j Pearl Spot Fall Nets. ADIES' Lawn Tennis and Afternoon Tea J Aprons, rjchly_ embroidered. UndtrI clothing of every description; quality and prices unequalled. Cases of Children's Sun Bonnets, richly . . trimmed, from 2s lid; Sun Hats, latest shapes, 3s lid, 4b 6d. 1ST |k Dozen Children's Granny Bonnets, O" something quite new, in cream, Tuscan, white, and gobelin, from 5s 6d. (€tf\ Dozen Infants' Cream, White, and &\J Beige Pelisses, from 5s 6d; Blouses, in pique, serge, galatea, and plush, 8s 6d. UST Opened, novelties in Silk Squares, Silk Sashes, Handkerchief sets; Gloves and Ribbons, all the new shades* EMBROIDERIES, Frillings, Lacfs in all the new patterns; the pew Tailor-made Jacket, tight-fitting and very stylish. ARGE Assortment of Corsets, from 3s J lid, in all the new shapes; special lines in Hosiery. RESSMAKINGa Specialty; good fit and ' style guaranteed. OURNING Millinery of every description always on hand; the largest and roost complete stock in Dunedin. Mrs Gill, Princes street. - A. MYERS AND 00. A MYERS AND 00., No. 176 Princes • street south, are Cash Buyers of New and Second-baud Ladies' and Gents' (LOTHING; also Goods and Effects of -kJ every description; highest price given. Correspondence and appointments by post ROMPTLY Attended to; all transactions confidential. Emigrants' Luggage Bought. 0. A. BRESSEY. RESSEY'S for Christmas Cards for the Home Mail. RFSSEY'S for Hand-painted Christmas Cards. RESSEY'S for Christmas Cards, Photos, Ohromos, fringed and boxed. I ►RESSEY'S for 6d and ts Packets Christmas Cards; wonderful value; extra quality. B RESSEY'S for Birthday Cards; just out per majl. B RESSEY'S for Birthday Cards; all the latest designs. I >RESSEY'S for Birthday Books. 151 George street. I J. HARDIE AND 00. GENTS' superior Tweed Overcoats, Ms 6d; Maointosh Waterproofs, 5a 6d; Tweed Trousers, 5s 6d; superior do, 9s 6d. £*£\£\ Fairs Men's Winter Gloves, from O"" la; 150 Shepherd-check Shirts, 2s 6d; 700 strong E.S. Braoes, Is; Sox, 6d. "f AA Boys' fthd Youths' Suits, 17s 6d; A."" 50 pairs Tweed Trousers, 6s 6d. 100 pairs Bluchers. 6s 6d; Almas, AW 200 pairs Children's Boots, 4to 0, la 6d; Shoes, la 3d; 75 Girls' Lace Bootß, Hardie and Co., 110 Princes street.
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Evening Star, Issue 7361, 5 November 1887, Page 4
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