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Evening Star, Issue 11445, 12 January 1901, Page 1

Public Notice*. HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO. UNDEKCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE STOCK ONLY THE MOST APPROVED SHAPES AND BEST QUALITY IN P INDIES' AND ILDREN'S UNDER-GARMENTS. EVERY ARTICLE IS OARF -LLY SELECTED BY OUR BUYERS, AND TOLBE FOUND THE MOST ARTISTIC AND RELIABLE IN THE CITY LADIES' LON'GCLOTH CHEMISES—- . 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s lid, 7s 6d, 8s lid. LADIES' LONGCLOTH DRAWERS-r 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 4s 9d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7b 6d. S' LONGCLOTH COMBINATIONS—--4s 9d, 5s lid. 7s lid, 8s lid, 9s lid. LADLES' LONGCLOTH CAMISOLES—- ■;: 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, 7s 6d up. jO NGCLOTH SKIRTS—- . s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s lid, 6s lid, 7s lid up. LADIES' KNITTED COTTON VESTS—- • „ Is, Is 6d each. LADIES' CORSETS in most approved shap>s From 4s 6d to 28s 6d per pair. FOR CHILDREN. HANDSOME FROCKS AND PELISSES. DAINTY PINAFORES, BEAUTIFUL OVERALLS, CHOICE COSTUMES, NEWEST SUN HATS from 3s 6d each. • BABYLINEN— Every necessary article in Babvlinen is stocked. Style, quality, and'value the best. A LARGE VARIETY OF WASHING BLOUSES FOR GIRLS. The very thing for Holiday Wear. WE LEAD FOR VALUE, VARIETY, AND STYLE. HERBERT, HAYNES,. AND CO. BIG BARGAINS AT LORIE'S JUST GO AND LOOK AT THEM. „___,_ EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. I3UUI °- BOOTS ' _ BOOTS. SIMON BROTHERS MAINTAIN THEIR GOOD REPUTATION. PROVE THESE LINES FOR VALUE :- LADIES' (All new)- i MEN'S (All New)— Beautiful Tan Shoes Stylish Glace Kid Shoes Neat Plain Kid Shoes Fashionable Evening Shoes ... Do. extra quality Neat Leather Balmorals Do, extra strong Foxhead Slippers, leather soles MEN'S (All New)— s. d. s: d. B a 6 6 to 7 6 Neat Leather Shoes 6 11 *> 11 Strong Working Balmorals ... ..'. '". 7 H 8 6 Strong Bluchers " 4 j]_ 2s 6 ißopc Shoes '. '" [[[ "[ j.l SCHOOL BOOTS.—TRY OUR-FAMOUS BEEHIVE BOOTS FOR HARD WEAR. Specially Large Shipment of VERNON AND BOSTOCK AND POLLARD'S and BEST AMERICAN GOODS NOW LANDED. SIMON BROTHERS, .george street (near octagon) COLD STORAGE. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR TE BEG to ADVISE ALL CONCERNED .'V that we have AMPLE SPACE to. .O AND T YO U N ""■ accommodating iXo 88 PRINCES STREET "' BUTTER CHEESE BEEF AND MUTTON -PORK GAME MILK FRUIT Etc., etc. Ic9 Supplied. IRVINE AND STEVENSON. FERGUSSON AND MITCHELL JltX desire to intimate that they are ARRANGING TO CONTINUE their MANUFACTURING BUSINESS in Temporary Premises The OFFICE and SHOP will be OPEN as usual, and Customers will receive attention as heretofore. INTERNATIONAL PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS OFFICE. .CORNER OF MANSE AND HIGH STREETS, DUNEDIN. Authorissd bv N.Z. Government. Patents obtained throughout the world. XMAS AND WEDDING PRESENTS. SEWING MACHINES. PATENTED ANCHOR VIBRATING. _ . DUNEDIN, Havm S considerably ENLARGED THEIR . „ PREMISES, are this Year making AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES Suitable for the above. NEW GOODS BEINoToPENED ALMOST DAILY. Jewellery, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware, Leather and Fancy Goods, Field and Opera Glasses, ete., etc. T ISLI' A £* 3BST and FINEST JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT, with the CHOICEST and BEST-SELECTED STOCK in the Colony. Excellent Quality and Good Value Guaranteed. INSPECTION INVITED. BICYCLES! BICYCLES! UGHES, RAYWARD, AND BALDWIN „ „„ , - ' (Late Henry Hughes), | THE "RALEIGH." THE "RALEIGH. A FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH BICYCLE*, the good qualities of which are so well inown it is needless for us to say anything in its favor. Ladies, have'no other. They are ReKable I W ° bMB BUCcessful ™ the and Up To Date. • I sole it, and invite intending purCOMPARE PRICES. * chasers to inspect before buying any other ■ l Bicycle. fi E O. A. HARPER, T • Furniture Exchange, ,• *, 16 MANSE STREET. WEISNER PIANOS. WEISNER PIANOS. OFSILUS. . ~ AMES BREMNBR, J> WATCHMAKER. JEWELLER, AND CONSULTING OPTICIAN. 34 PRINCES STREET (Next Braithwaite's), Ask any unbiased expert what he think* of the "RALEIGH." AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN. LALDLAW AND GRAY, The People's Ironmongers. NGLO-PZcttiSIAN DRESS CUTTING ASSOCUTION.-Miss Kate Stewart, v«b« orairaffiues;, m*. ASSOCIATION.—Miss Kate Stewart. Student of Mr Lionel Lawrance, Instructor of Teacher of Dressmaking at the Technical Visual Optics to tho London Spectacle- Classes, Resumes Teaching on February 4 at makers' Company. her Rooms, High street, opposite DJ.C. The o .* *• r o- 777 ... Anglo-Parisian is in advance of other systems Consultation free, Sight-tcstmg free. No case of Dress Cutting on account of its simplicity of treated thait cannot be aoenrately diagnosti- method, and the perfect fit. which it ensures <atcd. Pp.mnhlet* and,price list on application. Ladies can easily learn the syßtem in a few r%T rpnprw tatw ««„<• ■ it. ZT ' J essons - Foe , COT e» tuition until perfect. ■S T An SSS JAM -^ st m tte market - Ocular, on apph^tio..