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Otago Daily Times, Issue 363, 18 February 1863, Page 8

I Business NoticeCOBB AND COS TELEGRAPH LINK OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. fXN and after February 6, a COACH Tvill Leave COBB AND COS OFFICE, Corner of Stafford and Manse Streets, every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, FOftTHE DUNS TAN. RETURNING thence will leave the Duostsui Hotel, * FOB DUNEDIN, EVEBT WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, AND « SUNDAY, DERIVING IN DUNEDIN SAME DAY. j Also, A COACH -will Start for the M O L YNEUX FERRY DAILY, at SIX a.m., PASSING THROUGH GREEN ISLAND, EAST TAIERI, TAIERI FERRY, WAIHOLA AND TOKOMAIRISO, ARRIVING at the MOLYNEUX at 3.30 p.m; RETURNING will Leave the CLUTHA FERRY i HOTEL at 9 a.m. DAILY. Also^ A COACH wiU Leave for WAITAHUNA, WEATHERSTONE'S, MONROE'S GULLY and TUAPEKA, IVERT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, At Six a.m.; RETURNING will Leave the COMMERCIAL HOTEii, CAMP-STREET, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At 7. a.m., ARRIVNG IN DUNEDIN SAME DAY. For further particulars enquire at Cobb and Co.'s Office/corner o Staftord and Manse Streets. COLE, HOYT, and CO., Proprietors. THE NUCLEUS OF FASHION ! AND THE EMPORIUM FOR CHEAP CLOTHING! IS THE MELBOURNE HOUSE PRINCES STREET, And to all those who Study Retkekohmbht. this ESTABLISHMENT offers UNRIVALLED BARGAINS. £20,000 WORTH DRAPERY AND APPAREL ! INCREDIBLE REDUCTION IN PRICES! • mHE PROPRIETOR of the MELBOURNE _1_ HOUSE has much pleasure in informing his Ow> Customers, and the Public Generallt, of Otago, that, notwithstanding the high rate of the New Zealand Tariff, on all DRAPERY GOODS, and the advance in Cotton Goods, through the Civil War in the States, he has made such arrangements with his Agents, in London, Paris, and the other Home Markets, that he is enabled to offer Goods at Further Reduced Prices. He will, therefore, make A GRAND DEMONSTRATION Of Superior and Seasonable Goods, at UNAPPROACHABLE LOW PRICES. The following quotations he pledges himself to adhere to:— j . COATS. Tweed coals, fine, 15s to 30s. Super, ditto ditto, 21s to 40s. Super black cloth, 30s to 60s. Silk alpaca, Ss Cd to 18s 6d. Pilot jackets, Teversibles, drab kerseys, and Inverness capes, in . great variety. TROUSERS. Light tweed trousers, from 15s to 255. Ditto, super ditto, 22s (3d to 80s. Mixed doe ditto, 17s 6d to 255. Ditto super ditto, 22s 6d to 30s. Cheviot tweed, ditto, 18s Get to 255. Black Doe, ditto, 20sto30s. VESTS. Tweed Vests in endless variety, 7s 6d to 12s 6d Mixed doe, ditto, 8s 6d to 15s. Black cloth ditto 10s to 15s. Figured silk vests, 10s to 17s 6d. Moire antique ditto, 15s to 225. s hTr t s. Crimean in endless variety, from 7s 6d to 15s. Regatta, Swiss, and white dress ditto, 3s to Bs. i Flannel, lambs' wool, and Merino ditto, 2s 6d to 8s 6d. Ditto, ditto, ditto drawers, 4s to 7s 6d. | Hats and caps in great variety, 2s 6d to 15s. A Large Assortment of Boys' and Youths' Clothing, ■ ; In various Materials. F A NC V DEPARTMENT. FANCY DRESSES In balzarines, mohairs, Carmelites, challis, and bareges, from 5s 6d. full dress. Flounced and rob* dresses, from 7s 6d. Muslin dresses, new styles 6s lid. Checkd and fancj silks, in all the new colors, from 555. French merinos, in all colors, from 3s 6d. £2,000 worth Bonnet ribbons, 6d per yard. Sewed muslin collars, lid. Sets collars and sleeves, 4s lid. Fancy winsey petticoats, 5s 6d. ■ White and colored crinolines, from 2s lid. Head dresses, Is lid. Several cases of- bonnets, just arrived, from 2s lid. Crinoline, straw, and chip hats, new shapes, from 3s. Childrens'" ditto, Is lid. Ladies'felt hats, fashionable shapes, 4s lid. Ladies' dress ; caps, Is 6d. 100 boxes French and British . : flowers, from 4d per sprig. A large lot of seasonable and fashionable mantles, from 7s 6d. Black Glace ditto, 17s 6d. Mantle cloths, every shade, 53 3d. Cnildrens' dresses, in every material, from 3s lid. White, stays, 3s 9d. Drab ditto,' 2s Od. Womens' hosiery, from 6d - per pair. Ladies' underclothing, very cheap. THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT, " Comprises: 8-4 Sheeting, full width, from Is 6d. Long cloths, all widths, from 3fd. 4-4 and 8-4 grays, from 6d to Is. Welsh flannels from lid. Scotch twill shirtings, from 6id. Table damasks, al widths, from Is sd. White and buff window hoUands, from 27 to 60 inches. Oil baizes in marble, oaks, and mahogany, from Is lid per yard. Terry and Marseilles counterpanes, 10-4 ;, and 124, frdm 6s 9d. All colors in 3-4 window damasks, from Is lid. 6-4 all wool, do, from is 9d. Fancy colored window muslins, from 4s lid per set. , A large lot of white, do, from 6s 9d •'■''• Turkish towels, from 12s 6d per dozen. Medical rubbers, froniud per dozen. • ■.■■■ ■'•'■ - H. E. NATHAN, : . Proprietor. N.B—No business transacted al this establishment from i Friday "evening sunset till Saturday evening, same tune. ' ■ ' » HEDUNEDINPHOTOGRAPHIC | ..-.,; INSTITUTE, i Frederick-street (near Knox's Church), r i Every variety of Photographs taken by Messrs Bauer and Austik, in any weather, and at moderate ebwgee. : r ■ Six Ctri*d« Visits for j».