Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 5803, 24 September 1880, Page 1

■■■ .■.■'' Drapery. ' .a SPRING FASHIONS. GRAND DISPLAY OF FASHIONABLE DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND FANCY GOODS. JJERBERT, HAYNES, A CO. Are showing the LARGEST, CHOICEST, AND MOST CAREFULLYSELECTED STOCK Ever exhibited in the Colony, comprising the Newest Materials in every Shade of Colouring for , LADIES AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES, With the necessary trimmings to match. The following lines are particularly worth notice :— Coloured and Black Satin de Lyons, with brocades to match ' Surate Pompadour! Gro dv Pays 4 Million Cashmere Cashmere Britannia Black Brocaded Satin-doth Tricotrin Cloth Pyrgos Cloth The New Jersey Cloth Fould Diagonals Pompadours, from Is 6d to Sβ 6d—to match every colour A full assortment of Embroidered Robes. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. Specially request the attention of Ladies to their Stock of Washing 'Fabrics, which is replete with all the Latest Novelties in Material and Design, comprising the most exquisite tints with perfect fastness of colour in every quality, from Pompadour Prints, at 7id, to the Finest Sateens, at Is 9d per yard. In accordance with his instructions, their Buyer in London has shipped all Fancy Goods this Season by steamers, so that Customers may rely on getting the very Latest Fashions. THE MILLINERY Lately opened has been pronounced the most exquisite hitherto impoited, and for extent and variety is unequalled. A large assortment of Ostrich Flats, Feathers, Flowers, and Ornaments. ; RIBBONS Include the New Pompadour, Fluffy, and Marquise Ribbon in all the leading shades—viz., heliotrope, gold, cream, &c, &c. L A o E S. Languedoc, Alencon, and Bretonne, plain and kilted, in old gold, coffee, cream, white, and black. Bretonne Nets and Gauzes to match. An assortment of Elegant Cap Hamlerchiefs in muslin and silk. KID GLOVES in 1, 2, 4,6, and S button. A special line of Dent's Kid Gloves. Two-button, 3s 9d Four-button, 5s Six-button, 6s. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. Patterns free by post. Terms, 2J per cent, for cash. MOLLISON, DUTHIE, & CO., DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS. ■m/TOLLISON, DUTHIE, & CO., in returning thanks for the very liberal support accorded to them since they opened in September of last year, beg to announce that having OPENED OUT THEIR FIRST SHIPMENTS or SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, TNT Ml HOW SHOWER! ' A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS IN BVBKY BKPARTSEXT, which will be found to comprise all the LEADING NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. MOLLISON, DUTHIE, * CO., 196 and IOT Omgt itieet. Publications. THE OTAGO WITNESS. mHE /COLUMNS of th; Wnnw are now receiving increased attention, and arrangements have been made to give the moat complete Local, Intercolonial, and Home Sporting Intelligence procurable, rendering this popular newspaper additionally attractive. Aβ a result of the great improvement! which hare been made in its content*, THE OTAGO WITNESS Is now acknowledge to be THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER Published in the Colony. AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, The WITNESS stands unrivalled among its contemporaries, being, in fact, the only newspaper in Otago in which THOROUGH COUNTRY PUBLICITY Can be obtained. THE SPORTING JOURNAL Par excellence, of the Colony. Subscription (including postage), £1 5s per annum. Town subscription £1 2s 0d per annum. Payable n advance. OTAGO WITNESS—To be had of all News-agents at 6d for single copies. Sent from office for 7s per quarter, or £1 5s per annum. TAGO WITNESS.—New Stories^ large amount of Original Matter. Price, 6d. TAGO WITNESS.—Best Weekly Literary and Commercial Paper In New Zealand. OTAGO WITNESS. — Queetions on all subjects answered, Riddles, Charades, Jtc, and Fun for the Family Circle. OTAGO WITNESS.— Lateit Sporting and Theatrical Information, and Fun for tb mil ion ■ /"\TAGO WITNESS.—Greatly improved \_y in all respects. To be had of News Agents. OTAGO WITNESS. — Beat Weekly Paper for miners, woolgrowers, and farmers OTAGO WITNESS.—Special attention given to the Rural and Household Depart meat*