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Evening Star, Issue 8808, 25 April 1892, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. AQ A —Loßdon Model. F. Howell and d&O'db Co, Manufactory, Ootagon; Show Boom?. Princes street. __^___ Koyal Arcade.— Ex Tonga iro, 20 dozen . v Ladies' and Children's Uistera; Dorothy Capes from 5i 6d. Royal Arcade.—Ladles Macintoshes, jl vr latest styles, from 10s 6d; Bond street Hats, straw and felt, from Is lid. Koyal Aicade.—Dress Materials, splen jk.v did eelectlos, from 6Jd per yard; Callooes, Flannels, Sheetings, Blankets, cheap. Royal Arcade. Trimmed Hata from v 2s 6d: Trimmed Bonnet*, 5a 6d; Straw Hats, Wicgs, Fanoy Feathers, great vatioty. WEAR THE PALLADINO GLOVE. 71KANK A. OOXttKAD'S, the GRAND > STUDIO (opposite Colonial Bank). Cabl nets (enamelled*, 10s 6d per dozen. Oar Views superior to all others. Take the Elevator. SEW GLOVE 3. AND 00. have jmt landed a U splendid lot of Ladies' and Children's Gloves in Cashmere, Bingcod, Kid, etc (see windows) from Gd to 4s lid; Ladies' Kid Glove?, Is lid, 2* lid, %i lid-all new makes. i>RE:SE!?. DRESSES. BARTER AND CO. have a splendid variety j of all the newest styles in Dre.s Materials; Novelties in Colonial Tweeds from 1b 6d to 4s lid; Navy Serges, all-wool, is, Is 3d, Is 6d up. Firfct-c'.ass Dressmaker; moderate charges. MILL!NKRY. BARTER AND CO. would Btrongly adrise J Ladies to call and seo the choice vnioty of New Millinery, Hats bed Bonnets Flowerp, Feathers, Wings, Birds, etc.; prices cheapest in town. MANTLBS AND JACKETS. BARTER AND CO. have just landed a j Second Shipment of the Now 2 length Jackets, also another lot uf £-length Plush Jackets, baught job late in the season at Home, iiosl Bargains. FURS. FURS. FUR 3. BARTER AND CO. hold a splendid variety j of Far Boas, Capes, Pelerine?, Idalias, Muff- 1 , etc., all the fashionab'e kinds, and wonderfully cheap, Ladies, call and see them. L\DIBB' CORSETS. AND CO. have jast landed a j magnificent lot of Newest Shapes in Corsets, all the beßt makes, including Thomson's. See our windows- 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4* lid, 5a lid. Cheap as Chip'. FLANNELS. |ARTER AND CO. have imported for this season the largest variety and the cheapest lot of Flannelettes ever offered. See the prices—2fd, 3f d, A%\, and 6fd—fully 2d yard cheaper than last winter. FOOTBALL JEBSBYS. (ARTER AND CO. cater largely for our boys in all Olub Colors, including the invincible Aluimbra-prlcoa fam 2s lid up; Navy Jerseys from 2? 6d; Gent's box, club colors; also Mufflers, etc. OVJtROOATS. BARTER AND CO. have just landed a j gr\nd lot of Overcoats,-with capes —Boys' from 10s 63, Youths' from 14s 6d, Men's from 21s: Colonial Overcoats to suit one and all. CLOTHING. |RY CARTER AND CO. for Boys' or Men's Clothing.—Choice lot of New Goods; lowest prices, genuine quality. Call and eee. "ANTED, for the Dress Department, Two Thoroughly experienced Hands, None need apply who have not had several years' experience In this depirtment. A. AND T. INGLIS, Georgo street, Dunedlu. ST. CLAIF. ,!0R SALE, In Victoria street, Section con_J taining nearly a quarter of an acre, with a handsome 2-storcyedVerandah House thereon, containing thirteen rooms, at present used as a private boarding-house and bringing in a good rental. For further particulars apply J. M. WISE, David street, Caversham. SPECIAL PRIONS?. SPECIAL PRICKS. BLANKETS. BLANKETs. FLANNELS. FLANNELS. ROWN, EWING, AND CO.'S MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Comprises a Complete Assortment of Reliab'e Blankets Flannels Qiilts She'ting? Calicoes Miirtings Towel* Napkini Tahle iJamaek Curtains Cretonnes Art Mußlin flannelette?, etc. Every Item is of the Best Description, purchased direct from tho makes fjr prompt cash. P., F., and Co. are then fore enabled to quote tho Lowest Poefciblo Trices, INSPECTION INVITED. CARPETS 18 Pieces Tapeßtry Carpet, le CARPETS A\ 1 per yard; acy length out. CARPETS 25 Pieces Tapestry Garpeti, Is CARPETS 6d, 1% 93, 2i 8d per yard. EDUCATIONAL. UNBDIN Dancing Academy.—Madame a g H»mann's Adult and Juvonile Classes arranged to suit everybody, St. Paul's Schoolroom and Fernhill. One guinea per quarter each class. UNIVERSITY OF OTAtO. SPECIAL EVENING CLASSES will be held this Session tt tho School <f Mines for instruction in Assaying by Mr D. Wilkinson, commencing at 7.30. A Class in Mine and Land Survoya will be held on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS from 2 to sbyMrßrgg. Thoie who wish to join either of these Cl»«e3 will pleise communicate with tho Lecturers at one p. A. HAMILTON, Registrar, Dnnc-din, April 21,1892. BHiPPraa NION STEAMSHIP \J COMPANY §L OF NEW ZEALAND, p. LIMITED. Will Despatch Steamers isnnderj— LYTTELTON and" Wellington.—TE ANAU, 8.8.. on Thursday, April 28. Passengers by 2.30 p.m. train. NELSON via Lyttelton and Wellington,— PENGUIN, 8.F., on Monday, May 2. Passengers from Dunedln Wharf at 3 p.m. Oargo till noon. _,„ , AUCKLAND via Lyttelton, Wellington, Thursday, April 28. Passenger* by 2.30 p.m. train. „.,.,. .«_x SYDNEY via Lyttelton, Wellington, and East Coast.—WAIHORA, a.s., on Wednesday, May 4. Passengers by 230 p.m. train. SYDNEY via Oamaru, Tlmarn, Lyttelton, and Wellington.-WAKATIPU, £B., ToGTmorrow (Tuesday), April 26. Passengers from Dunedln Wharf at 2.30 p.m. Oargo till 11 a.m. MELBOUBNB via Blufl and Hobart.— TALUNB, b.b., on Frißay, April 29. Passengers by 3.35 p.m. train. WBSTPORT via Tlmarn, Akaroa, Lyttelton! and Wellington.—OMAPEßß, s.g., on Friday, April 29. Passengers from Dunein Wharf at 6 p.m, Cargo till 2 p.m. GRBTMOUTH (taking cargo for Hokltlka) via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington.—HEßALD, 8.8., on Thusday. April 28. Oargo at Wharf, AUCKLAND via Oamaru, Timaru, LytteV ton, Napier, Glsborne, and OHAU, 5.8., Early. FIJI (from Auckland). OVALAU, e<s,, about FrUay, May 20. TONGA k Samoa (from AuoUaad).—UPOLU, a,a,, about TuJßsday, Hay 10. Ofwoks ; Owner of Yogel, Water, *&d| - Oomberiand staeets,