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Evening Star, Issue 7363, 8 November 1887, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. T. BROWN. ROWN'S (late Hally's)—The popular City Hattere, 95 Gewge street. ►ROWN'S (late Hally's). White Dress .O Shirts (the Jubilee), at 3s lid-just half the proper price. 95 George street. J ROWN'S (late Hally's).—Bathing Costumes, in stripes and plain colors, to be I sold at 2s lid and 5s GS—same gooas sold in town at 5s Od and 8s 6d. 95 George street. ►ROWN'S (late Hally's). ~ Boys' Jersey _ > Suits in all the newest shadeß. As we hold the largest stock of these goods in the City, economical housewives should call and see them. 95 George street. ►ROWN'S (late Hally's).-Scarf Departjl_> ment is now replete with all the nowest designs in shapes, material, and variety of colors. Gentlemen in want of something stylish should drop in at 95 George street. BROWN'S (late Hally's).—Merino Shirts and Pants. As those Goods are all new, fresh, and well bought for this season's trade, we can offer the best value obtainable in the City. 95 George street. 3 ROWN'S (late Hftlly's).—Merino Sox in stripes and plain. As we have just landed a job purchase of these Goods, we intend to give our customers a benefit by clearing them at 9d and Is a pair. GEO. SEARLE AND CO. TBIHE LITTLE WONDER Offer Wonderfu JL Value in Drapery and Clothing. Small expenses, small profits and quick returns. <HE LITTLE WONDER.—Now Wince L Shirtings, 4fd, 6d, 6|d. 7fd, B|d, 9d, 10jd, Is up; splendid patterns and quality for the money. HE LITTLE WONDER give special attention to the Hosiery Trade. Hosiery of every description knitted to order; prices strictly moderate. IHE LITTLE WONDER.— Now Dress L Materials just arrived. Come and see our goods and prices, and leave a trial order. You will have every satisfaction. THE LITTLE WONDER.—Dressmaking carried on on tlia premises under the management of Mrs Searle (formerly of ] Saunders's and the D. I. C,). tflE LITTLE WONDER.—BIack Quilted JL Skirts, 3a lid, 4s 6d, 5s 6d up: Ladies' Black Macintoshes, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s 6d, 7s 6d. HR LITTLE WONDER.—Superior value L in Bfiys' Knicker Suite, 4s lid; Men's Suits from 28s 6d; Men's Trousers and Vests, 12s (id. mHE LITTLE WONDER Drapery EstabB. lishment, 3 George street, near the Octagon, will b > r ound the cheapest shop anywheres RUTHEIIFORD AND CO. PORTRAITS »EPRES3ION. -IABINETS kS Gd PER DOZEN. ~>UTHERFORD AND CO. r EW ZEALAND, G. DUNCAN. C CARPET Laying well aud cheaply done by J G. Duncan, Albany street (late carpet planner to D.1.C.). HOUSE 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. r\R APERY Goods., Haberdashery, Wools, J " Cottons, Hosiery, etc., at lowest prices. G. Duncan, corner of Albany and Clarendon streets. J. NISBBT. APERHANGINGjj.-The EWEST and Best Styles of >AFERHANGINGS to be seen in the City, from 4d upwards. "UST Landed, Rich and Choice Designs at y NISBET'S, Octagon, Duncdin, painter, glazier, etc. KROON AND SON. r E beg to notify the Public and our ' Friends generally, we have Opened those Premises in the (".ITi" Hotel Buildings, Princes street, with ) a large and varied assortment of Pastry and Confectionery: also, fe EFRESHMENTS will be served at all Hours : Tea and Coffee, light drinks, etc. OUR Confectionery we guarantee Firstclass, and not to be beaten in Town. Messrs J. C. Kroou and Son, Princes street. MISSES H. £ B. BROWNLIE. "KW Goods m every Department.—Best j_ t value we have ever shown. See window. Misses Brownlie. ERY Best Placo in Town to get Suited » with Trimmed Hat or Bonnet. See window. ERY Best Place in Town to get Fitted with newest and best makes in Corsets. 'ERY Best Place to Purchase Baby Linen. T —Value unprecedented ; every article well mado and fmithed. See window. ERY Bett Place to Purchase Under- , clothing.—Materials and shapes good ; scams properly finished. See window. PAPER Patterns from Domestic Fashion Co., New York; best in the market. H. and B. Brownlie, Princes street. HENRI BASTINGS, SIGN-WRITER, Grainer, and General Decorater, rear of Victoria Hotel, corner Cumberland and St. Andrew streets. DESIGNS Submitted and Estimates Given for every description of Decorations. 7 KITING and Graining done for the ' Trade. Henri Bastings WM. REID. HAVE For Sale 30,000 small Maerocarpas, . 1 foo* high. Prioe, L 3 per 1,000; cash. HAVE 20,000 Gooseberries and Currants, 4 X years old. Price, 16a per 100. I ' HAVE For Sale all kinds of Fruit and , Forest Trees and Shrubs at prices equally JOW. AM the Laigest Grower of Pot Plants in . New Zealand, including the novelties of the season. W. Reid, Grand Hotel Buildings, High street. DAVID SOOTT. VAVID SOOTT, Sign Writer, Tioket Writer, Glass Embosser. I AVID SOOTT, Lead-light and Church I (plain and ornamental) Window-maker. ( (ALICO Signs on shortest notice. By [D. / Soott (Jolly, Connor's Buildings),