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Evening Star, Issue 7491, 9 April 1888, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. "RS GILL is opening, ex s,s. Coptic, 13 cases of Novelties for the Winter Season. IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY—PIush Hats and Bonnets; also large assortment of stylish Trimmed Millinery. fEW Shot, Watered, Striped, and Check _|| Velvets. Plushes, and Ribbons; New Reversible RibboD, Velvets, fashionable shades. LARGE ASSORTMENT of Untrimmeil Straw Hats and Bonnets, latest shapes ; Fancy Birds and Wings, every shade. SEVERAL CASES of Ladies' Jackets and IW Ulsters just opened, latest shapes; Fur Boas, a large assortment.

EVERAL OASES of Children's Ulsters, Kj Dolmaus, Plush Tunics, in every Bhadc and coloring; latest novelties. ■ ARGE ASSORTMENT of Fancy Roslyn J Tweeds, Colored and Black Cashmeres, splendid value, from 2s lid. UST OPENED, the Latest Novelties In e.l Colored, Stripe, and Check Diess Materials ; newest shades, splendid value. "VTEW CLOVES for evening wear,- all J3I shades; Fancy Handkerchiefs and Sets ; the New Feather Fans, leading shades. ..« USLINAND SWISS EMBROIDERIES, IYA all widths; New Cream Silk and Beige Lace Flouncing, from 2s (id. i CASES of New Fallings, in cream, white, > and fancy shades, to suit the now CASE of Ladies' and Children's New Cashmere Waterproof Cloaks. Good Stock of New Umbrellas opened. UNDERCLOTHING.— A splendid selection. Corsets in great variety and good value, from 2s lid, T ADlES'and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.4 Choice assortment to select from; New Colored and Black Silk Hosiery. INFANTS' PELISSES, from 5s 6d ; Children's Costumes, 2s lid to 21s; Infants' Bonnets and Hats in great variety. T ARGE ASSORTMENT of Children's Diaper and Fancy Pinafores, Ladies' Fancy Aprons. A grand selection. TNFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S Scarlet and White Tic Bands. The new Patent Suspender Bodice, for children. L Choice selection to choose from. DOZEN Fashionable Trimmed Hats, from 8 DOZEN Stylish Millinery and Trimmed Bonnetß, from 7s 6d to 15s (id. , „ ,HE NEW FUR COLLAREITES in great ■ variety, from 5s 6d. VRESSMAKING.—Mrs GILL has Opened JLT another Dressmaking Room under the experienced Management of Miss WILSON (lato of Leslie, Lane, and Dobic, and Kilpatrick, Glendining), the other under Miss Makchhanks. Excellent management, as formerly. Mrs Gill, Princes street. A. EAGLETON. IMPORTANT Notice—A. Eagleton, hairdresser and tobacconist, 95 George street (late J. B. Kirk). Haircutting, 6d ; I HAVING (only), 3d; Children's Hair carekJ fully cut, Cd. Cleanliness, civility, and first-class workmanship the leading features. SPECIAL Terms for Monthly Customers. kJ The best saloon in the city. A complete stock of Pipes, TOBACCOS, Cigars, Cigarettes, Pouches, and everything connected with the trade. Try the Langtry Cigarettes, 15 for 6d. F. L. JONES. AVING just received from Germany a »_«_ New Assortment of the most beautiful Backgrounds and accessories, (~\ ITIZENS and Tourists can rely upon obtain- / ing a really Artistic Photograph, which I can guarantee to be PERFECTLY Indelible, carefully retouched, beautifully mounted, and exquisitely finished. Cabinets, oOs; C.D.V., 15s per dozen, _ FL. JONES, Photographer, 168 George • street. GEO. SEARLE AND CO. riTHNi LITOiETvoNITEH, 3 George street. J. -Cheap_ffilc_oj Drapery. miI^LITTLE - WONDER. All Goods Jl marked down, ho as to make room for Winter Stock. rpHE LITTLE WONDBB.-Ladics' Skirt*, L 2s 3d; Black Quilted do, 3s lid ; Dress Serge, all colors, 7jd—worth Is ; Winceys, 4Jd, IHE LITTLE WONDER —the Cheapest i_ House in Town for Ladies' and Children's Knitted Hose. nhHE LITTLbWONDER, 3 George street, JL noxt Octagon. B. WASHER. CALCUTTA AND FOOCHOW TEA V> COMPANY (the Sugar Bonus Company of Now Zealand), 146 Georgo street, Dunedin. A BONUS of 41b of Sugar is Given Away with every Hb of Tea purchased. Prices —2s 6d, 2s 9d, and 3s per lb. PURE BLENDED TEAS, second to none. A trial only necessary to prove the immense benefits derived THROUGH purchasing this Company's Teas, Country and Suburban Orders promptly filled. Terms cash. B. Washer, managor. 0. A. BRESSEY.

> RESSEY'S for Birthday Books, new enamel covers, 2s; tasteful presents. r» RESSEY'S for Birthday Cardß; new assortment just arrived. > RESSEY'S for Is Purses; see variety, size, and quality. RESSEY'S for Is Pocket-knives, Pocketbooks, and Boxes Stationery. * RESSEY'S for cheap Stationery—s Quires Ruled Paper, Is. > RESSEY'S for Plush and Pearl Purses; BpAcn&id "wear. > RESSEY'S for cheap edition East Lynn. 151 George street. J. BARDIE AND CO. . Trunks Ladies' E.S. Prunella Boots (damaged), clearing pricej 2s lid—worth 9s fid. Trunks Girls' E.S. Prunella Boots (damaged), selling at Is fid—worth 6s fid. 0 Dozen Men's Harvard Shirts (soiled), Is fid each—worth 3s fid ; 70 dozen Men's Alloa Sox, Od pair. Boys' Rugby Tweed Suits. (to bd; xr vr DO dozen Boys' Tweed Hats, Is cli. -g /k/k'Pah's Men'a Tweed Tiouserß, 1b fid ; X"\7 M) Men's Tweed .Sac Coats, 12s fid. .t. If at (lie and Co., 110 Princes and Rnltrny streets. JAMES HALE. W • and the Tubllo that he is Rtill'carrying on the business of his JLi ture Framer and Dealer, Gilder, and Print-seller. Moulding and Glass sold in small QUANTITIES, cheap. W. H. H. being also a Practical Cutlery Grinder, is grinding and setting Hairdressers' Scissors and Razors, •■■-.•' JAILORS' Shears, etc., etc. One Trial solicited. Note the Address—James Hale, Picture Framer and Cutler, ■, Hanover street, 2 doors below Cumberland street.' W. T. MILWARD. " T. MILWARD, Glass Embosser, oto., -> Princes ft., opposite Herbert, Hayncn W~T. MrLWAßDgives estimates (or all e classen of Signwritiug, etc. A NYONE who wants Calico frgßß. or „.csl Tickbta ci any kind should get .ytitts from Milward, Princes street.