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Evening Star, Issue 8644, 12 October 1891, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. | BAUD SHOW of New Fprlng and Bummer Fashions, At the Drapery Supply Association, Qeorge at rep t. 'B HAVE NOW FULLY OPENED ' OUT our New Season's Stookin all Department?, and believe our Importations this season will still farther enhance our reputation. UR PRESENT SHOW OF GOODS is r strong evidence that waare f ally abreast of the times We have the Largest and . most Complete Stock we ha7e yet shown, and B DON'T INTEND To Be Undersold.— Quality and style considered, we propose to sell at bottom prices right from the start. After ea amlnatlon we are confident you will say the same. " IHE SECRET OF SUCOttSS in Business we take to be the proper application to it of that rule of life whioh makes all sensible people OOK AFTER NUMBER ONE.-With ' that end in view, we make it the the poop'e's interest to buy from us, and they buy. We are wide awikf, and ready to to'ze every advantage that will be to our customers' benefit. IHE L&TEBT FADS. The Newest Fashions in Straw Hats: The Tom Tug, Ralnoliffe, Frivoline, Cissy, Baribola, and hundreds of others, from 104 d upwards. ILLINERY. MILLINERY.-It Is a real pleasure to have a look at oar creations in this way; all are so traah .nil hanntifnl. an ft. withal. 10 cheap, See our Window Show To-morrow. ANTLES AND JACKETS.—The New Dorothy Capes in Black Lace, with Velvet Embroidered Yoke?, from 35a 5 in Blaok and Colored Cloths, from 12s 6d: and Jackets, In Blaok and Colored Cloths, with Silk-faced Roll Collar, from 8s lid each. Extra long Dolman Mantles for stout ladies a specialty. RESS STUFFS this season are, if posr Bible, prettier than ever—not so may stiff checks, but soft greys and fawns, and lovely half-tints in plain colors; while Jaoquard Spo'p, Corduroys, and graceful Stripes again bnd variety—from 4?d yard. . >R'NT3, ZEPHYFS, AND WASH DRESS GOODS are very levely, and oonßist of a great variety of styles. Floral Ohallies, Trail and /'ll-over patterns, Moons, Orescents, and Ring Spot?, checks, stripes, and plain, from 4f J yard. RT MUSLINS AND LAOB CURTAILS. —Our designs in above cannot be equalled, and are universally admired. We have Anglo-Indian, lonic, Old China, Japanese, etc., patterns frwn 2fd yard; 50 inches wide, 6£d. Curtains in Lace and Guipure, splendid value. HE FANCY DEPARTMENT is replete with everything new for the season. Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Lacep, and Bmbroideries; large assortment of Guipure and Antique Lacep, Millinery, Gold Bpot Netß, Veiling?, Ohantilly Laces, etc., etc. lUNSHADES AND UMBRELLAS.-The kJ finest lot of above it has been our pleasure to show. Black and Shot fc'atin En Tout Cas, 5j fid; Black Moire and Satin De Ofaene, Gold and iilvet-tipped Husband Beaters, 7s 6d—all with speciallyselected handles. TN CONCLUSION, we must thank our '_ friends not cnlv for the support accorded w, but for the kind recommendation given to others to do the same, and beg to a»sure them that at bo previous period have we been in so good a position to deserve their cot-fileacf. RAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, 86 and 88 GEonaa steeei. DIOK AND M'KEOHNIF. CENTRAL RESTAURANT ' to intimate to the Public that I have added a Ladies' Dining OOM. Pjices as usual. All Meals, 6d; _ j Badp, Is Everything clean and comfortable. Breakfast from 7to 10 a.m. Central Restaurant, Manse street. Mrs A, Lehmann, Proprietress. P. MILLER. . E M 0 V A L NOTICE. j MILLER, Saddler, iEMOVED to No. 8 Rattray Btreet (Premises lately occupied by Jolws and Co.) J. HARDIB AND CO ATS and Caps (newest shapes and shades), Hard and Soft Felt Tweeds, etc. "OSGIEL and Roslyn Underclothing, suitable for the seasons, just to hand. CHOICE Lot of Bovb' and Youths' j_ Clothing in Colonial-made Tweed at wonderfully low prices. J. Hardie and Co. NB.W and lirproved range in Boys' and l Girls' "Standard" Boots and Shoes; Men's Balmorals, Bluchers, Shoes, and Slippers, " Standard " qualities. LARGE bhipment of Ladies' Boots and Shoes just landed; special line Kid Button Boots, only 9a 6d. HARDIB AND CO., No. 110, corner Princes and Rattray streets. 0. A. BREBSKY. ► BESSES'S for Birthday Cards—Large Box Cards from la; wonderful value. SATIN, Jewelled, Hand-painted, and Carbon Opals in great variety. RESS 4Y S for Scrap Books, largest (Is and 2s) books in town. RESSEIf S for Sorap3—Pest selection In town, fid and Is packets; grand value. RBS3EY'd for Booklets—New thapeß just arrived and to land. RESSEY'iJ for Photographic Albums from 2e, Plush (all cabinets) 6s 6d. REj4SEY'S for Birthday Books and Pic tare Books. 151 Georgo street. JOHN GILLIES, BURNISHING Undertaker, 18 George j street and 11 Great Eing street, >(ONDUOTS Adults' Funerals respectably, v 7 with Hearse and Attendance, from 70s upwards. /CHILDREN'(», from 30a upwards. Mourn- ' lng Carriages .as required OMAND AND DREW. IXED and Enamel Faints, Colored and Ornamental Glass, genuine Raw and Boiled Linseed Oils, and White Lead. 'EW and Artlstlo Designs in Wall and Celling Paperhangingp, with Dadoes, Borders, and Friezes to match, LARGE Variety of Out Stencils, ready _ for use; Noble s and Hoare's, Mander's, and Auckland Varnishes. AINTING, Graining, Glazing, Sign-writing, and House Embellishment carried oat by experienced Workmen, at moderate rates. MAND AND DREW, House, Sign, and \S Decorative Painters, 120 George street. Telephone 45L MISCELLANEOUS. IVES there a man with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said, Cole makeß AUNDRY Work well and cheaply done, J And punctually returned la all weathers, Lace Curtains a specialty. Mm Clark's Laundry, North-east Valley. Established 1875. (T. GEORGE JAM, Once used, always used. AU Grocers. NABOB of Pain for Neuralgia. F you want a New Frame for your Copper, why buy the old-fashioned sort Get Macfarlane's (Walker street Patent; cheapest and best In town. HEY not only imitate Wolfe s Schnapps, . put copy the advertisements,