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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6496, 7 December 1882, Page 3

Business Announcements. J M. W. OREEN AKD BOX.fMRISTMAS CLEARING SALE.^-Owtng to our BUSINESS .Operations' having been Somotthat hindered during . r ..j . . ■ ' THE Completion of our PfenJises', we halve decided to hold '. ' -.',:. .:/ A CHRISTMAS CLEARING SALE of the whole of ±\. our present well-Belected Stock to make way for New Purchases. ■ rriHE SALB will commcnco on SATURDAY. De: JL cembor 9th, and will continue tor Two WeeksIF Ladies want Genuine Goods at Moderate Prices, let them attend our tale. SATEENS, from 7Jd; Prints, from 4}tl; Black Cashmeres, from 1b 6£d.—M. VV. Green and Son. ■_ LADIES' COSTUMES, from fls lid — splendid value; Cashmere Mantles and Capes, froiu 3s 9d.—M. W. Qreenand Son. , SPLENDID Assortment of Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Silka, Scarves, &c—M. W. Green and Son. SPLENDID Stock of Dre6B Goods at remarkably Low Prices.—M; W. Oreen and Sop. SHIRTINGS?SheetInga, Calicoes, Flannelß-splen-did value.—M. W. Green and Sorl._ DRESSMAkiNG.— Lowest charges; style and fit guaranteed.—M. W. Green and Son: "YTOTE THE ADDRESS.-M. W. GREEN & SON, 1.1 67 George street, near St. Andrew street. 7d JIISS CLOUGH. MISS CtiOUGH has just to hand, per Wild Deer and mail steamer, » choice assortment of TVTEW MATERIALS, suitable for Crewel and CrossIN Btitch Embroidery, including Roman Satin Sheeting and Veined Grenadine, ■■ XpILOSELLE and Embroidery Silks in all Bhades, Jj Shaded Embroidery Silk, Knitting Silk, Eis 'Wool, "\TEW CROCHET and Lace Braids, Knitting Yarns Xl in newest shades and mixtures. Also a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of Traced and Commenced \J Needlework in uewest and most fashionable designs. 31jy K. BROWN. NOTICE.- R. BROWN, Pastrycook and Confectioner, Goorgo street, having opened his new and commodious ■REFRESHMENT-ROOMS and Biscuit Manufactory ill (next A. and T. Inglis'), takea thij opportunity to thank his numerous ' FRIENDS and the Public for the liberal support accordod him during the past 16 years, and HOPES by slill continuing to supply Good and Wholesome Confectionery, &c. to merit Continued patronage. SOIREES and PICNICS Catered for. Tea and Coffee at any hour of the day.—Note address— R BROWN, Wholesale and Retail Pastrycook, , Confectioner, and Biscuit Manufacturer (next A. and T. Inglia'), George Btreet, Dunedin. 18n O. BRBSSEY. E3 PRIZES, Presents.—Large Selection to choose from. Special rates to school committees and teachera.—Brcaaey, bookseller. NEW Boys' and Girls' Own Annual, Chatterbox, Children's Friend, Infant's Magazine Sunday.— Breßsey, bookseller, 161 George street. "DEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CARDS.-The choicest JO assortment of Christmas Cards in the Colony is at 0. Bre3sey'a,-151 Qeorgo street. ALBUMS, ALBUMS.—Large size, from 12s Od; Floral Albums, from 25?.—Bressey, bookseller, 151 George street. 2d MISSES BKOWNUE. BEAUTIFUL Black-beaded BONNETS, richly trimmed, from 17s 6il; leading styles and shapes.—aliases Brownlie, importers. rpBIMMED STRAW HATS, rich, handsome, and I atyliah, in all the newest shapes ; leading styles; moderato priceß. BEAUTIFUL Beaded HATS in Cream and Black —have bad quite a run on these articles lately. SECOND Supply of Light Feathers—have already sold over £100 worth thia season; splendid value. BY San Francisco Mail.—Another consignment of £200 worth of Patterns; ladios please send orders early. 4d FYFE ASP OUMING. LOOK ! READ 11 —60 dozen Zulu Hats, best quality, 3Jd—usually 18.- Fyfo and Cuming, iinportera. . LOOK I READ I !— 30 dozen first choice Josephine Kid Gloves, 6d per pair—usually 3s 9d.—Fyfe and Cuniipg, importers

T 00 X! BEAD ! I—6oo pairs Lace Curtains, 4s lid— JU worth 8a 6d.-Fyfe and Curning, importers. T OOK! READ!—I case Black -and Coloured CashI j mereß, 11-Jd, Is 6d, Is 9d—well worth 2a 6d.— Fyfe and Cuming, importers. LOOK! BEAD 1! -600 Print Dresses,.B yards lor 2s lid; fast colours, rare value.—Fyfe and Cuming, importers. OOK ! READ I-FYFE & CUMING buy and sell exclusively for Cash, and are fully determined to Live the public the benefit by Selliog Cheaper thin ever. lon E. STOKES. WE have opened out a Very Large and Choice Stock of New Tweeds and Coatings— CJPLENDID GOODS,—English, Scotch, and Colois nial, smart and fashionable Suito, newest styles every month, from £3. • fi RAND FITTING and well-made Trousers, from \X 13s to 30s—West of England Tweeds. "VTOUIUS and BOYS' Suits at the lowest possible X. pricoa, according to size. Please inspect our T AKOE and varied Stock, which cannot fail to _l please—E. STOKES, Tailor and Outfitter, Great King Btreot. ■ j|n CLIFFORD AKD CO. /CLIFFORD & CO., Arcade.~Be not deceived in _} Photography, as a visit to the CJTUDIO a' *h° E"yal Arcade will convince every J3 person of the Superiority of /CLIFFORD'S New Instantaneous Gelatine-Bromide \J Process, guaranteed not to Fade. Any ordinary i~IARTE-DEVISITE or Cabinet enlarged to Life J Size for 25a. We would particularly draw the att. ntion of the Public to our TmNIiARGEIIENTS of CHILDREN. Dull weathor ill no longer a di6advantage.-R. CLIFFOKD and CO. l Sn GABITES AND PI.AKTE. mHE SALVAGE COMPANY, 39 George street, are L showing the following indelible job purchases, which our London buyer intimates were purchased 15 to 25 per cent, under manufacturers' cost. WE have no hesitation in stating, for intrinsic value, they cannot be oqualled in the Southern Hemisphere. We invite comparison. Lidies that Btudy economy should inspect our stock before purchasing elsewhere. OUR Landed Shipments are as follow:—7 cases, Peter Stuart; 18 cases, Zealandii (via Melbourne); 11 cases, s.s. John Elder; 4 cases, s.s. Glendower; 14 cases, 8.8. Essex; 8 easeß, sB. Sikh. OPECIAL.-3553 Fast-coloured Prints, 8 yards for Q la lid (good patterns); 2690 yards new Prints, 43d (grand patterns); 1575 yardß Washing Cretonue Prints, ijd; 1500 yards Sateens (rose designs), 9d. "1 £"> O X Y.ARDS Sateens (rose designs), 113 9d for L_3oo 12 yards-worth Is 6d yard; Piain Suteena, 94d ; 1150 yards Oatmral Cloth, 10:Jd ; Ecru Broch<s Matting Cloth, ll|d; Plain Cambric Prints, 6jd (any colour). ___ ~t CfhTk YARDS Mixed Dress Stuff, 3s1 9d for 12 LO I t/ yards, 33d per yard (tough and strong); 2765 yards Summer Homespuns, s|d; 2000 yards Heavy-twilled Mohairs, 6Jd; 1173 yards Ecarte (how shades), 6jd. ORAA YARDS Wool Beiges, 7|d, B|d, and _5 OU U OJd ; 2765 yards French Serges, 10i 9d for 12 yards (selling very fast); grand value in Black and Coloured Cashmeres, from Is 6d up. BLACK DELAINES(special make forsummer wear), la 2d, Is 4d, la «d; Black French Merinos, Rmsel Cord, Fronch Cords, and Alpacas at manufacturers'cost; 1750 yards Coloured Trimming Satins, Is 6d; Black Satin, lOld. BLACK BROCHE MANTLE SATIN, 5s 6d (now patterns); Iniia Muslins (all colours), lOJd; 120 dozen India Muslin Ties, 4Jd to 3a lid; India Muslin Squares, 9d; 100 boxoß Fiillings, new pitternß and very-cheap. • Kf\ BOXES Chenille Fringe, BJd, ll.d, 18 6d, Q\J la lid, 2s 3d; Black Chenille Capes, 125 9d up; Black Chenille Ficaus (choice assortment); 50 dizen Summer Washing Skirts, Is lid up; 50 Trimmed Black Alpaca Skirts, 7fl lid. hr CASES Straw Hats, embracing all the new i shapes Patience, Langtry, Hoop, Our Girls, Milan Droop, Brilliant, and Sunshine, from 31 up; 2 cases Granny Bonnetß, la lid, 2s lid, 3a lid, 4s lid —grand goods. LADIES' Light Summer Jackets, 12s 9d; Ladies' Cashmere Jackets, 8s lid-worth 20s; ladies Newmarket Broeh^ Satin Jackets, 27a 6d—worth 403; Ladies' Broche Satin Visites, 27s 6d; Ladies' Cashmere Dolmans—choice assortment. ~t f r\ DOZEN Lawn Tennis Pinafores, 6d, 9d, Is, J_Q\J and Is 9d; 60 dozen GirlB1 Pinafores, 6J; and Od—worth double; 1150 yards Galateas, s:|d (fast colours); 1960 yards Galateas, 6}d (fast colours). BOYS' Washing Bloußes, 9d ; 25 dozen Girls1 Print Costumes, Is lid up; Girls" Oatmeal Costumes, 2a lid up; Ladies' Print Morning Wrappers, 2s lid ; 20 dozen Ladies' Print Costumes, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid. "I f\ DOZEN Ladiea' Stuff Coßtumes, 9s (id, 12s ±_\J 9d, 168 9d; 6 dozen ditto (richly trimmed), 20s to 35s ; 60 dozon Two-button Black Kid Gloves, 1b Old • 50 dozen Two-button Black and Coloured, IB lid.' C\ X DOZEN Four-button Black Kid Gloves, 2s £i £) lid, 3s lid ; Six-button Jersey B ac'< Kid Glove 3 (only a few pairs .left), 3s lid; 200 dozen Hemmed White and with Coloured Bordor Handkerchlefa, 1b lid dozen. r^ f\ DOZEN Maids' Strong Stays, Is; 50 dozen OU Ladies' Stout Grey Corsets, is, 2s, 2i 6d ;10 pieceß White Welsh Flannels, 83d; 30 dozen Brown Turkish Towels, s}d. ■ HEAVY Cotton Ticking, 6Jd ; yard wide Passago Oilcloth, Is OJd ; Heavy Rope Matting, 10.Jd ; two bales Tapestry Carpets, 2s 3d (new designs); 150 pieces superior Soft-finished White Calico, 3s, 3a 6d, 3s lid the dozen. C*r\t~\ PAIRS Lace Curtains, 28 9d up ; White jU\J\J Honeycomb Quilts, 3slid; Double-width Heavy Twilled Sheeting, 7|d (two yards wide); Washed Twillfd Sheeting, IO.Jd, do ; Croydon Iwilled Sheeting, lljd. , <r» (~\ DOZEN Black Fans 6d, Is, la lid; 200 dozen | _5 \J Lidies' Linen Collarß, Is 6d dozen; 200 dozen Christmas Cards, from Id.' Inspection invited.-Sal-voge Company, 39 George street. GABITIo and PLANTE, proprietors MISOKLIANKOUB. SEA-SICKNESS.— Heath's Infallible Remedy, per fectly harmless ; no headache or dißCOinfort.— Qeorge Dodde, chemist, Port Chalmers. 270 WORTH KNOWING,—That the Best and Cheapest House in Dunedin for Boots, Shoes, ■ and Clothing is at J. Samuel's Outfitting Establishment, 176 Princesstreet South (directly opposite Messrs Sievwright and Stout's). NB,_Always on hand, a Large Assortment of . Amorican Trunks, Portmanteaux, Bags, Opos sum Rugs, &o| _... GET your auld Sowing Machine repaired equal to new at Dobbie'B, 3Trinceß street and 154 George street." • ' '■ 2d