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Evening Star, Issue 7473, 17 March 1888, Page 4

rUBLIO WOTIOEtt MISSES H. & B. BROWNLIKVJT correct thing in Winter Bonnets; see window. Misses Brownlie._ ___ 0 not puzzle over what you shall wear. We provide the correct thing and the becoming article. ______ IIH-TWorkroom U again under the personal supe.vi>ion of Miss B. Douglas Brownlie, KD our Customer?, old and new, may now with every confidence leave orders of all descriptions. - rBTHE Coirect Fit in Corset, and such only I wear well. Proper shape and finish in Underclothing. _ ►ABY-LlNfcN Stock recently augmented ► from bankrupt stock of Messrs Harcourt, Well neton. Misses Brownlie. 9 Princes street. HITCHCOCK BROS. IMPORTANT Notice. Hitchcock Bross Furniture Show-rooms and Works, George Btreet (north), Dunedin. Established 1884. Tram to Dundas street. E solicit a visit to inspect our Stock of T f Colonial-made Furniture in wellseasoned Native Woods. WE Upholster Dining and Drawing-room Suites in the latest styles. HITCHCOCK BROS, undertake the Re-1 moval of Furniture in town or country, or Packed and sent to any part of the Colony, j MRS GILL. "RS GILL, 13 and 15 Princes street, will Show on TUESDAY, 21st, and following days: I j! IRST SHIPMENTS of Autumn and W inter j ■ Millinery, comprising the Latest Styles in Millinery, Hats, and Bonnets. UST OPENED—Shot and Watered J Plushes, Watered Ribbonß, Watered and Striped Velvets—all the leading shades. ARGE ASSORTMENT of Untrimmed _ Straw Hats and Bonnets (rewest styles); Fancy Birds and Winga in great variety. -| fh CASES of Ladies' Jackets and Ulsters I /y just opened (latest shapes) j Fur Boas —a large assortment. 8 CASES of Children's Ulsters, Dolmans, Plush Tunics, in every shade and coloring. Latest novelties. JUST OPENED, ex Arawa—4 Cases of Colored and Black Cashmeres ;. splendid value, from 2s lid. "UST OPENED—The Latest Novelties in O Colored, Stripe, and Check Dress Materials; newest shades; splendid value. CHECK SILK "VELVETS and Plushes, in every shade, to match dreas tweeds. CHOICE SELECTION of DRESS TWEEDS in the New Stripes and Checks. This line unexceptionally good value. fEW GLOVES for evening wear in all shades. A great variety of Ladies' Handkerchief Sees. USLIN aDd SWISS EMBROIDERIES, all widths ; new Cream Silk and Beige Lace Flouncing, from 2s 6d. • CASES of NEW FRILLINGS, in cream, white, and fancy shades, to suit the new costumes. CASE of Ladies' and Children's New Cashmere Waterproof Cloaks. Good Stock of New Umbrellas opened. 'NDERCLOTHING.—A splendid selection U Corsets, in great variety and good value, from 2s lid. ADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY. J —Choice assortment to select from. New Colored and Black Silk Hosiery. "NFANTS' PELISSES from 5s 6*l; Children's Costumes, 2s lid to 2ls; Infants Bonnets and Hats in great variety. ARGE ASSORTMENT of Children's J Diaper and Fancy Pinafores, Ladies' Fancy Aprons—a choice selection. "NFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S Scarlet and White Tie Bands. The new Patent Suspender Bodice, for children. NFANTS' GOWNS, Robes, and Cloaks; great selection to choose from. RS GILL is now devoting increased at- __ tention to this important Department, by opening another Room under the ex ; perienced management of Mi.°s WILSON (late of Leslie, Lane, and Dobie, and Kirkpatrick and Glendining). The former Room is still vnder Miss MA.RCHBANK'3 excellent management. Mrs Gill, Princes street, GEO. SEARLE AND CO. m_E LITTLE WONDER Offer Wonderful J. Value in Drapery and Clothing. Small expenses, small profits and quick rpHK LITTLE WONDER.—New Spring JL Prints, _|d, 2|d, and 4Jd up-splendid patterns: Black Russell Cord Costumes, 14s 9d. HE LITTLE WONDER give special _ attention to the Hosiery Trade. Hosiery of every description knitted to order; prices strictly moderate. THE LI_TL_f~WONDER. New Drees goods and prices, and leave a trial order. You will have every satisfaction. F. L. JONES. IAVING jußt received from Germany a New Assortment of the most beautiful Backgrounds and accessories, (■ ITIZENS and Tourists can rely upon obtaining a really Artistic Photograph, which I can guarantee to be rjERFECTLY Indelible, carefully retouched, I beautifully mounted, and exquisitely finished. Cabinets, 30a; C.D.V., 15s per dozen. | L. JONES, Photographer, 168 George Btreet, A. EAGLETON. XMPORTANT Notice.—A Eagleton, hairdresser and tobacconist, 95 George street (late J. B. Kirk). Hairouttjhg, fid ; SHAVING (only), 3d; Children's Hair carefully cut, 6d. Cleanliness, civility, and first-class workmanship the leading features. IPEGIAL Terms for Monthly Customers. kJ The best saloon in the city. A complete stock of Pipes, T~OBACCOS, Cigars, Cigarettes, Pouches, and everything connected with the trade. Try the Langtry Cigarettes, 15 for 6d. WOOD, SCOTT, AND CO. HO are the Popular City Hatters? OOD, SCO IT, AND CO., 80 Princes 1 street. I THO are the Popular City Hosiers? , OOD, SCOTT, AND CO., 80 Princes street. HO are the Popular Tailors? , OOD, SCOTT, AND CO., 80 Prince street. , HO give the Best Value in the City ? OOD, SCOTT, AND CO., 80 Princes street. ____ HO give the Best Fit In Town? OOD, SCOTT, AND CO., 80 Princes street. HAT Is the Telephone Number ? HY, Number 362. JOHN MULLER. JOHN MULLEK, Cabinetmaker, Great King street (near Moray place), always has WN Make of Furniture of N.Z. Woods, x_* which for style, quality, and cheapness cannot be surpassed. Cash or Terms. VERY Article guaranteed. Awarded First Order of Merit, Dunedin Exhibition, 1881.