PUBLIC NOTICES. AMONG OTHER USES, A F 0 L I IS EXCELLENT FOB CLEANING PAINTED WOODWORK SCOURING THE KITCHEN SINK THOROUGHLY CLEANING BATHTUBS WASHING MARBLE FLOORS RENOVATING OILCLOTHS SCOURING KNIVES and ALL METALS except Gold and Silver. J. BLENKINSOPP. BLENKINSOPP, A(\ GEORGE STREET. AVING bought several Job Lines at a ESPERATE PRICE, which I shall sell A GREAT BARGAIN-namely, i latest style. HE above are a Splendid Lot, and worth double. ADIES' GLOVES, "a special lot," 6Jd pair. ADIES' GLOVES, "Taffeta," lOJdpair; ! bargain. ADIKs' GLOVES, " Silk," Is pair; very I cheap, LOT of beautiful Gloves, "assorted," Is Cd pair; k LSO, Hosiery, Bibhon3, Lace, Embroi- . deries, Umbrellas, Corsets. RT MUSLINS, Cretonnes, Flannelettes, Calicoes, Flannels, etc., very cheap. BLENKINSOPP, 99 George street.
NEW SHOP, AS JUST BEEN OPENED in those new _ buildings, 130 Princes street (opposite Grand Hotel), FOR the Sale of Umbrellas, Sunshades, Gloves, Ribbons, Embroideries, .Laces, Hosiery, Haberdashery, and every description of FANCY Drapery, imported direct from the English and Continental Factories. To be sold, at manufacturers' prices, SPLKNDID Range Umbrellas from Is lid to 17s 6d in Gloria Regina, Laventin<s, and pure Silk Twill. M Dozen Sunshades Cambric, Moir<s, and pure Silk (new colors, stylish handles)—having arrived too late 10R Christmas Trade, will be sold at English J cost, lid to 14» 6d. GLOVES direct from the Brussels and Grenoble factories, in Kid, Dogskin, and Lambskin ; finest assortment in Dunedin. ' ARGE Assortment Silk Gloves; Taffeta J from 10Jd; ditto, Kid Tips, Is 3d. Every shade in Pure Silk Gloves for street and evening wear. LATEST Novelties in Ladies' Belts, Bags, Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, and Hosiery; best value in town. I ROSS, Manufacturers' Agent for Gloves, • Umbrellas, and Fancy Drapery, 130 Princes street (new buildings, opposite Grand Hotel). D. G. SHEPHERD. PENNY Saved is a Penny Gained. >RIME Side Bacon, 6d per lb; Smoked l. Ham (whole), 7d per lb ; New Cheese (in cuts), 6d per lb; Ornimi Factory Cheese, best in the market; Cooking iigs in boxes, 6deach; prime quality. CEYLON, India, and China Teas, pure and blended, 2s, 2s 4d, and 2s 8d per lb; Brushware, Holloware, and Crockery, always ou >nd. j_Roslyn. ANDREW MARTINELLi AMARTINELLI, wholesale and retail 9 Umbrella and Parasol Manufacturer, 190 George street and 27 Arcade. 7 E have a large assortment of Fashionable . J Handles, with Silver and Gilt Ribs, and all the Latest Shades in Shot and Plain Silks. Just arrived. . M. is now prepared to make Umbrellas —*. • and Parasols to order, with the different materials. I B - Umbrellas acd Parasols Covered with Italian Cloth and silk. RUTHERFORD AND CO. IDGET3, 2s Cd per doz. ' IARDS, 5s per doz.
ABINETS, 10s. Rutherford and Co., Princes Btreet (opposite Bank of New ZeaI C. A. BBESSEY. S-EY'3 for Exhibition Viewa on Opal 1 mounted on stands, Is. for Photographic Albums of 1 every description from 2s 6d. QRESSEY'S for Scrap Books, .„„„„ .„ ' and 2s) Books in town. JRESSEY'S for Birthday Cards; new stock coming to hand. >RESSEY'S for Birthday Cards: handpaiuted Opal Cards. for Booklets; great variety from 6d each. JRESSEY'S for Scraps; large assortment. 151 George street. JOHN GILLIES. URNISHING Undertaker, 18 Georee 1 street and 11 Great King street, CONDUCTS Adults' Funerals respectably with Hearse and Attendance, from 70s upwards. CHILDREN'S, from 30s upwards. MournI XJ Ing Carriages as required. HIMMEL BROTHERS Princes street south, opposite the Spanish Restaurant, Repair OOORDIONS, Concertinas (with steel . tongues), American Organs, Hand ins, Harmoniums, and Plan™ t„*,o,* Flutes, Fans, Spectacle V. ? me %, P L pe8 ' arvin « Forkß . Jewellery, etc.; also Olooks, Engagements taken for Danolng—balls, parties, etc. (English concertina and piano), G. WILSON. ILSON'S EXHIBiriON RESTAURANT, 196 Princes street. KliaiAU HOT Pies, Te», Coffee, and Light Refreshk rv- ready. Full Meal, Is; by Tickets, 93. ' 'EDDING Parties, Balls, etc., supplied. » , Cakes made to order on the shortest notice. COUNTRY Visitors and others can rely on 4.1. r- £^ g e « ery atte i«on and comfort at the Exhibition Restaurant. MISCELLANEOUS. ILLIAM WILSON (successor to R, G. +1 '., Nightman. Ordera punctually attended to. St. Andrew street. Ajr woollen Hock; only maker In the all furniture upholsterers. HCENIX Jams.—Ask your grocer for, and take no other. OWS your poor Feet?-Marsball's Cura ■ i iA a e or 'S inal and only reliable i- *,l °}, Urns 5 procurable anywhere. Ask for Marshall's. SUFFERING Babes, ask your mothers to » J proc , u i e \ p , a ,?H et of Matricaria Teething Powders (Marshall's), and yon will live to thank the inventor; Is, of all chemists. TOOTHACHE -Whenever yon suffer from x ,_, thia . e , xoru °ktmg pain Marshall's Odoneverywhere. Price, Is. MARSHALL'S Eucalyptus Extract is fast superseding all other brands. Why? Because it Is the purest and within the reaeh of all. Ask for Marshall's: 1r hottle.
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Evening Star, Issue 8157, 5 March 1890, Page 4
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