LATE ADVBBTIBBMBNTS. '"" ' 't: Vistt US. EOOT& «thf brim* #**& of BOOTd BOOTS NEW SEASON'S GOODS BOOTS BOOTS IN THE CITY. BOOTS Ladies' White Canvas Shoes Ladies' Blue* Brown* and Black Canvas Shoes Ladies' Tan Shoes, extensive variety Ladies' Glace and Glove-hid Shoes Ladle*' Manila Shoos (latest) Ladies' Choice Tan, Patent, and Glace Even* ing Shoes. Gents' Brown, Black, and Colored Canvas Shoes Gents' Running Shoes Gents' Lawn and Court Tennis Shoes Gents' Walking Dress Boot? and Shoes Gents' Evening Dregs Shoes Gents' Tan Balmorals and Shoes (assorted). WORTH M °lftoent l of •" WORTH "SEEING SEEIN< * CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT (Opposite Post Office)* PRINCES STREET. A AND E. WATKINS.-Now Frilled • Sun Hats and Bonnets (easily ironed) ; Children's Kniolcers (our own make). . . Coats and Cloaks from 8s 6d; U Cashmere and Silk Hats and Bonnetp, all prices; Silk Bibs. EW Elastic Belts very comfortable; .1 Ladies' Trimmed Sailors from Is 9d; New Lace Collarettes; New Veiling. PLENDID 4-clasp Kid Gloves, 2s 6d; MonKJ teith Kid Glovo; Children's Kid Glovos, all sizes. A. and E. Watkins. "EW Dress Materials, New Millinery, New .1 Blouses, New Trimmings, New Prints, New Serges, New Piques, New Drills. MFRAER AND SONS.—Duplex Cre- • tonnes, 40 inches wide, Is 3d; Lace Curtains, Is 9d to 27s 6d j large assortment. Q /» W i"|LB Bananas (ex Wakatipu), yellow OO 4 vF as a guinea, delioious flavor, 18 Is. Bull. UTHIE BROS., Limited, offer Buyers special inducements. We import direct from the manufacturer, saving intermediate profits. BOUGHT in London, a manufacturer's stock of Blouse Bodices—to be cleared at Is, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, to 8s 6d. . . ' Dozen Ladies' Fancy Galatea Skirts, 4s 6d, 4s 9d. 5s lid—worth 5s lid to 7s 6d. Dozen Children s Pinafores, embroidery trimmed, 9d, Is, Is 6d, Is lid to 4a 6d. These are a decided bargain. fc napes in Ladies' Cloth Capes, fawns, golden-brown, goblin-blue, and black, 9s 6d to 17b 6d. ; ARGE assortment of Ladies Black Lace 1 Hats, Is lid to 3s lid; Ladies' Sailor Straws, Is to 4s 6d. WASHING Fabrics. Pin-spot and Fancy Muslins, Nainsookß, Ginghams, Printed Piques and Drills, newest shades and designs. JUST Landed.—Grand Assortment of Lace Curtains, some special designs, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, to 12s 6d per pair. DRESS Trimmings. Black and Fancy Colored Beaded Gimps from 4|d to Is lid per yard ; Beaded Collars, various styles, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 3d. See window. PECIAL Importation of Gonts White j Undressed Shirts, all sizes, pure lineu fronts and cuffs, 6s 6d each. UTHIE BROS., LIMITED. HAT Everyone says must be true! Then y T " Wahoo" is the only Cure for Indigestion. Loasby. :;v ■. H. HANCOCK AND CO. find their 0 sale of Haslemere Tea rapidly increas. ing—it evidently hits popular taste. C| HE A P Salo before Stock-taking; for 14 ' days only ; everything reduced. J. Muller, 37 Princes street. "OW is it done?—By giving all who favor us the best possible value for their money. 'HERE is it done?—At J. Hendry and » t Son'°, Merchant Tailors, George street, who have built up one of the largest trades in tho City by the above policy. THEY aro now showing their bummer Goods; inspection aud comparison cordiallv invited. Sac Suits from £3 1(K RAGLAN Ladies' Safety Bicycles of the latest up-to-date Welch-Dunlop tyres ; dress guards. Melville's. PHOTOGRAPH Frames (new styles, latest designs, always something new), Morocco, Glass, Plush, Satin, and Wood Frames, ESKS, Workboxes, PurtDS, Albums, _, Pocket Books, Penknives, Pencil Cases, Ladies Companions, Scissors, Combs and Brushes, HOTOGRAPH Albums, Scrap Books, _ Scraps, Inkstands, Note Books, Stationery Boxes, Japanese Goods, Shell Goods, Indoor Games. I»IRTHDAY Cards always made a leading O line; always something good. Breesey, bookseller, 151 George street. E. PARTRIDOE has all the latest novelLadies' Trimmed Sailors from Is 9d; Children's Drawn Hats from 2s lid; Fancy Goods, Drapery, etc, at lowest town prices. Corner St. David and Cumberland streets. BARTER AND CO. for Sailor Hats.— -yj Splendid variety Trimmed, Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, and very choice Trimmed Ribbon, Velvet, and Flowers, 3s 6d and 3s 9J, BARTER AND CO. for lovely Trimmed x_y Bonnets (acknowledged to be the nicest in town), either jtt or straw, 10s 6d, 12s 61,155, to 21s; selling freely. BARTER AND CO. for new Blouses and V>/ Shirts.—Blouses from Is 6d to 6s 6d; Shirts from 2s 6d to 6s 6d. BARTER AND CO. for New Kid Gloves, *yj 2s 6d, 3s 6d, and 4s lid; New Thread and Silk Gloves. 6d to 3s 6d ; New Lace, New Veilings, New Lace Collars, cheap. ■ BARTER AND CO. for good Washing •»/ Prints, 3|d up; Navy Ground Prints, 4|d, s|d. 6|d; White Ground Prints, 4|d, s|l, 63d. fARTER AND CO. for Dresses—Splendid vy choice New Materials from 9|d to 5s 6d yard : endless variety. RESSMAKING <m the Premises.—Firs'y class work, good .fit and style, moderate charges. Carter and Co BARTER AND CO. have now in stock tho choicest lot of Drapery and Clothing they have ever held, and they ask you to kindlv call and see their goods. Everything good, and prices lowest in the trade. |ARTER AND CO. for. Boys'and Men's Clothing, Boys' and Men's Hats, Shirt*, Collars, and Ties ; tho best value in Dunedin. Call and see. ENDERS are invited till 2 p.m. FRIDAY, Ist November, for ERECTION of CON-. SERVATORYand other Work at Cavoraham. JAMES HISLOP, Architect. Dowling street. ROSLYN BOWLING CLUB. HE OPENING MATCH will be Played TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 2 30 p.m., weather permitting. Bowlers and friends invited. W. WILSON, President. D.S.A. NEW GOODS in larger variety and better value than ever, specially selected by our Mr Dick at Homo for this Season's trade. Our prices are lower to meet the times, and we can guarantee our customers satisfaction. TO-MORROW we will show a SPECIAL LINE of SHOT SILK SUNSHADES at 2s 6d each—worth 5s 6d. These are really good and fit for any lady. DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, Geobge steeet (next Lawrence, butoher). PENINSULA NEW POTATOES. FIRST OF THE SEASON. Kfk g\ Bundles Asparajgus, 6d bunoh; OUll Rhubarb, 2d lb. Bananas, Mandarins ; Tomato, Vegetable Marrow, and Flowering Plants in great variety; EuropeanG. EDWARDS, FHTJIX AND SeBD MBECIUMSf, Pwsces SlßKfir.
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Evening Star, Issue 9835, 25 October 1895, Page 3
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