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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4787, 26 July 1876, Page 2

J McDOWELL AND CO. have received advices • by last mail from Messrs. O’Reilly, Dunne, and Co., to the effect that their SEVENTH SHIPMENT of- IRISH POPLINS were then being manufactured at the Royal Popli Factory Dublin, and would be shipped by the following mail steamer, so that they will arrive by next incoming mail. This shipment includes a choice selection of colorings, and will be notified on arrival of the mail. ‘‘They outlast all other materials. —“Belgravia Magazine.” »J. MCDOWELL AND CO., LAMBTON-QUAY AND WILLIS-STREET, Solo Agents for this province for THE “SINGER” SEWING MACHINES YON & BLAIR'S LIST of NEW BOOKS, see J Fourth Page. T 1 NEW ZEALAND TIMES MONTHLY SUMMARY, FOR DESPATCH BY THE OUTWARD MAIL per B.s. CITY OF NEW YORK. With the usual Summary of the New Zealand Times for this month, which will be published on THURSDAY NEXT, for transmission by the out going Mail of Friday, will be issued, as a Supplement, a Portrait and complete Memoir of tho late DR. FEATHEESTON. The Portrait has been drawn and engraved specially for tlie New Zealand Times, and the Memoir has been written by a gentleman peculiarly qualified to deal with tho career of the man whose memory is held in such honor in the province and the colony. The price of the Summary, with Supplement, will be SIXPENCE. As only a fixed number of copies will be printed, the public and agents are requested to forward their orders by 0 o’clock this evening.