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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 496, 18 January 1879, Page 1

giinurtiscmcuts. 4 » a JBipedin, 1878. ■f: f JJ-ERBEIiT, ; H-AYNES, &. . CO., Kespectfully announce-their 'first shipments i for Autumn and ; Winter Trade. i> >-GDhe whole ktoek for this season" will Be t'lie : most extensive,ever submitted/or retail'trade in New Zealand, amounting, at importances,' to over Seveiity...Thousand Pounds, selected with care, and a3apt,ea to' Colonial RequireTaste, and Colonial Climate, Winceys, 6&d per yard;; 2 k ß-inches -wiJe~ !' •Winceys, 7£d per, yard,v3o.inc»eß .wide" I Winery's, B£fl per yard, 30 inches-wide' Winceys, lu£d per yard, 31 inches wide j Wmceys>. Is Id,.is 3d, Is Bd, Is 9d, per yard j ■^Wh'ite-Blankets,vßs .6d >per pair •■*' White Blanlcets, 10s per pair ■--* Wh'ite -Blarikets, 1.05"9 d per"pair ■•■"-' --•Wirite-'.Blankets,':(l2s 6d per pair White Blankets; :14a 6diper pair Scotch Blankets, 16s 6d per pair .Grrey li ßlimkets, ,14s 6d p Q r p>iir ft,'i?ii.«»£•?•-fnt;.vi-■ -i. v i ■.

±>iua JJiaTiKeis, las per pair ' i ;Sca'rletJfiljmkets,; 16s 6d. pev pair .. , ■' Mosgiel Blankets. G belong Blankets ME RISO f BL'A.NK-ETS, TWILLED BLANKETS " " ~ ."AYHSU IKJ£ BLANKETS ■ T - C 0 - T v - B. LAN K E T/S .::a-u.strian ~ Bla.nk-et ~eugs. * J HAYNES, r & CO. Angpla, Welsh Flannels} J li-d per yard Imitatio.n: Welsh* Flannels, Is 2d ■ per-yard ' iirritition-WeJsliFlanneJs, ls per yard ctLeavy Flannels,--ls 3d -per-yard- --- Fine Fine blatinels. Is 6d per yard -'JPiic'ent' Me vino Flannels (tlioro'uglily sbruat) ;- , < -Is lid per yard ; p>> • Lancashire Flannels, Is 3£d per yard • r* * S/3ARLET FLANNELS,, „ ANTI-RHEUMATIC FLANNELS. - ' . HEAVY NAVY BLUE FLANNELS r Harvard. per yard " " i • 7-£d per yard - »■' Twilled UmonjShi'rtings, 10H *p'er yard >•« incey Shirtings, Is 2d per yard - 1 Artizan Shirtingif,"ls 6d per yard ■ ■ . 'All-Wool Shirtings, Is 6d per yard Double "Warp' Shirtings, la 6d per- yard All-Wool Crimean-Shirtingsj ls 9d per vard Wool Tweed Shirtings, 2s 3d per yard Rob Roy Shirting, Is 10id per yard Scotch Plaidings, 'JHosgiel English v - Pleadings, Greg Plaidings. " , Blue Serges,*ls 3d per. yard Blue Serges fpr'boys' suits Blue Sevges'for'riding.- habits ;Blue Serges for; trayelling dresses Blue"Serges," Is 6d per yard' ' - 1 -V:fiERBERT;;CHAYNES, & CO. ( Grey Calieoesj yard;-■ ■ >White Calicoes, 44-d, 5-J-d, G£ per yard "Twilled Sheetings, 2 yards wide, Is per yard Bed-Quilts, 3s 6J, 4s, 5s > While Quijts, 7s, 9s Hone*comb , Tovi;els l _7£d l 9£d, 10jd . Table Dmnask; Is 9d,\25),.2:n4>:l ' 1 i Town-Holland. 7ifl, 9sd, 10 Bleached.Sheetings, 2;yards wide, Is 9d Keibert, Ilaynes, & Co,

public gtoiitcs. C ft. 5iS W ow \ T i 17 «1 ifflmmat. jmm* ?*>»#&** fe 55. OS GfWupftr JfituXti, \s AUSTRALIANS aml NewZealandersare getting acquainted—and those who arc not ouchtco ba—.with the wonderful merits ol that great American Eemetly, the LINIMENT for lan and Beast. ■ ~ ■_- Its fame boen spreading for 35 years, until it now encircles the habitable globe. v,~ , l 5 "Mexican. MunUassg- La rain: c£?, is a matchless remedy for all external ailments of man and p -a.it. i o block owners and farmers it la i jvaluable. A single bottle cfteu saves a human life or restores tne usefulness of aa excellent horse, ox. cow, or sheep. It cures loot-rot, hoof-ail, hollow horn, ££uo, screw-worm, shoulder-rot, man#a, tlie bites ana stings of poisonous reptiles and insects, and every ■Each drawback to EtocK breeding and bush.life. It cures every external trouble of horses, such as lamescratches, swmny, sprains, founder, wind gall, ring bone, etc. The lVSexican MmstaiTi"Lintoicnt is the quickest cure in tha world for accidents occurring in the family, in t,he absence of "a pliysxiau.Mich as burns, acalrts, sprains, cuts, etc.,-and-for rheumatism, aniKstiflness engendered by; exposure. Particularly valuable to miners. It isttie cheapest remedy in the world, lorit penetrates the muwle-to the applicaUon is generally sufficient to cure, Itlcxicaia Iffiiise&M"Maiiiueai is put .up la three siaesot the larger ones being proportionately mnclt the cheapest : ' -. . ~ *. . KE VIPTHGRKE, 1-EOSoEH, & CO., 0 BATi E • P"HI; G GISTS AV D I T.r POST 1? j"; 8, '*"* l- ~ ' * ' • - ' Duuisdhi and" GlirUtcrmvch. . . ■■■-■ > - . 44-Wellui rfpn^F^l.TOy-'^i?.TM-« T ADE A OO".