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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4401, 28 March 1876, Page 1

DRAPERY. A AND T. INGLIS HAVE NOW ON HAND THE LARGEST, CHOICEST, AND MOST SELECT STOCK ' op DRAPERY GOO]DS IN NEW ZEALANB. Their Customers can therefore chooso with aa groat confidence (m the gonuinoncss of tho Goods) as from tho Largest Drapery Establishment in London. A. AND T. INGLIS CLAIM FOR THEIR HOUSE THEIPATRONYMIC OF BEING THE CHEAPEST IN DUNEDIN. Tho Truth of this can bo easily demonstrated in the following way-.-They PURCHASE FOR CASH the wholo of their Goods in tho Chief Markets of Europe and Asia, thereby roceiviug tho many benefits of direct purchase, ns well as getting tho BEST GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION from tho Heart of Trade. No unnecessary oxponscs, and their having a thorough knowledge of their business, enable them to superviso and conduct their Trade in ovcry dotail, and in tho most economical manner. Tho following Specialities will servo to illustrate tho prices of their Goods:— HABERDASHERY AND FANCY DEPARTMENT. Now on hand, a Magnificent Assortment of PLAIN and TWILL SILK UMBRELLAS, From tho Boat Makers; the Greatest Value ever offered in Duncdin. SPECIAL LINE. j 1 Case Sunshades at 3s 9d, worth 6s 6d. NOVELTIES. 2 Cases in Plain and Trimmed Linen Sets, Muslin and Lace do, 'Now Silk Cushmere Lace Fichus, Laco Muslin Nattc Siik Ruffle*. All the Newest Shades In the Fashionable Natte Ribbon, with Cashmere and Striped Hortcnsd Not to match. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MILLINERY and UNDERCLOTHING. Ladies' and Children's Milliners' made from the latest modes and most fashionable styles in Paris and London. Sun Hats and Bonnets, white and coloured Ladies' Black and Coloured Dross dpa Ostrich and Fancy Feathers and English Flowers. MANTLES, COSTUMES, &C. Silk Lace Cashmere and Velvet Cuiiasscs Tabliers, Jackets, and Mantles Ladies' and Children's Costumes, Print Wrappers, Polonaises, and Costumes, Hall and Tasso Linen and Batiste Costumes, Japanese and Burmese Silk, Lustre Challe Balcrno Costumes, in great variety. UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Is replete with every requisite for Ladies' and Children's wear. Infants' Robes, Merino Pelisses, Squares, Carrying Cloaks, and Frocks Infants' Satin Hoods and Hats, the most stylish and best asaorted Stock in tho City. FANCY DRESSES. &o. Plain Tasao Linen Dresses, from (is 3d Elegantly Striped do., 8s ()d Mohair and Balerno do, 7s 9d Coloured Grenadine, (is Gd Black and Coloured Silks, Japanese and Burmese Poplins, tho celebrated Do Murska Costume And a Splendid Assortment of Black Good 3 for Mourning. MANCHESTER, CARPET, & HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. This Department is unusually well stocked, and customers have such an exceedingly great variety of goods to choose from, that those who are about to furnish and neglect to visit this department will make an irremediable error. The following lines can be had unexceptionably cheap:— Calicoes, Flannels, Shirting, Washed Long Cloths, White and Unbleached Sheeting (plain and twilled) in all widths. White Quilts, Honeycomb Toilet, Marcella Reversible, Belgium Coloured Quilts, Toilet Covers (white, and coloured), Damasks, Dimities (single or double width), Huckabacks, Diapers, Linens, Towels, Ticks, Hollands, Window "Union iv all widths, and White and Unbleached Table Cloths. CARPETS. Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, Felt, Venetian, Hemp Carpels of every pattern. Felt Squares, Cocoa and Manilla, Matting Immense Stock of beautifully - designed Cretonnes, Velvet and Tapestry Table Covers. The abovo is a brief catalogue of our specialities. To realise the Tremendous Bargains in our different Departments, customers must visit our Establishment at once At this period we are holding out inducements in Cheap Lines that may never again be equalled in Dunedin. Never before have we been in sueh1 a position to offer, at surprisingly low prices, our Stock of Clothing, Boots, and Furniture—for particulars of which see our i column n Evening Star. A. AND T. ING(L IS, GEORGE STREET A. INGLIS AND CO., PfILNCES SIREET A. AND T. INGLIS, PORT CHALMERS AND A. AND T. INGLIS, LONDON.