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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7073, 16 October 1884, Page 3

ftueinsso Announcements nrra and ouminq. EYFE & CUMING, tho Ready-money Drapors (from Shpolbrod's, London), have opened out largo corsignmenta of New Goods, bought vory advantageously by their London agent. EYFE & CUMIHG are determined to increase their country orders by offering thoßO goods at tholr ordinary Small Profit. SEVERAL lote can only bo secured, by ordering at once by post or rail. Prompt and caroful attention guaranteed. Note the following:— BEAUTIFUL Hearth-rugs (two yards long, one wide). 28 lljd each-worth 6s 9d; marked low to eoU at onco; Lace Curtains, 2a lid, Ba 9d, 4s lid Pair. GREY Twill Calioooa, 8d and 4id yard (just half price): Wido Grey Calico, ZJd-grand value; Towels, 2|J, 4jd, 6|d, 6}d. T\RESS MATERIALS - Cashmeres, Is 2Jd; Chock JLJ> Homespuns, ll|d—grand lot; Cheek Sateens, o|d-worth double. Patterns free by post. TTMBRELLAB, Is 6|d, 3s lid, 2s lld-aplendld U handle?, strong, useful; Ladies' Corsets, Ib, la SJd, Is lJ&d—halt usual prices. SPECIAL Value In every Department.—FYFE & CUMING, the Ready-money Drapers and Direct Importers, 92 and 94 George street, Duncdln. 30]u WILLIAMSON AND HOLDEN. WILLIAMSON & HOLDEN, tho Princes street Tailori, have just received a largo assortment of Twoeds for spring and summer wear. TXJHO'S YOUR TAILOR? WILLIAMSON & HOLDEN, who make Perfectfitting Troußers from 14a 6d. WI LIAMSON & HOLOEN'S £3 33 Suits to order are unrivalled: WK would (ay emphatically, that in view of tho above-mentioned prices, READY-MADE Clothing is a mistake. WHEN you have onco tried our perfect-fitting Garments YOU will take a great disgust for those miserable ready-made articles. nno Working Men we would say, Do not accept our JL opinion as Gospel, but COME and inspect our Stock and judge for yourselves ; and ISTE are prepared to Guarantee a Perfect Fit. T ISTEN to Carlyle, who says, " Clothes have made 8 l men of us "— but not ready-mado clothes. WILLIAMSON & HOLDEN. tho Princes street Tailors. 203 MIES OLODGH. MISS CLQUGH solicits inspection of a largo assortment of Art Needlework, just landed ex Euterpo. fTIHESE Goods have boon imported direct, and arc JL unsurpassed in Dunedln for artistic excellence and superior quality. fTIBE Latest Novelty in Fancywork just received— X . Prismatlne Painting; also Terracotta Plaques for hand-painting. 7J7ISTHETIC Needlework Materials, Ornaments, KAli and Fancy Goods now on view; variety too extensive to specify. 17my CHAB. BILLS. TTTHITE LANGSHANS, Whito Leghorns, Dark VV Brahmas, Silver Polands, Black Langshans. Just arrived, Eggs for Bitting.- Bills. (TIANARIES, Skylarks, Goldfinches, Blackbirds, <U Thrushes, Engllnh Grey Linnets. Bird Seed, 4dlb. Bird Lime, Artificial Eyeß.- Billa. T>REEDING CAGES, 7s 6d; Goldfinch, from la _D Canary Cages, 3s. All kinds of Cages made trade supplied.—Bills. WOVE WIRE MATTRESSES made, any size. The only maker in the Coloniea.—CHAS. BILLS, 157 George street. 26ja MONTAGUE. ENGLISH Lever Watches, by all the well-known makers', guaranteed for fire years, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. ENGLISH Lever Watches, by all the well-known makers, guaranteed for five years, at Montagu's Fancy Bazaar. T ADIES' Silver Watches, in great variety, from JU 30s (a written guarantee givou with each watch), at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. LADIES' Silver Watches, In great variety, from 80s (a wrhten guarantee given with each watch), at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. ROTHERHAM'S English Levers, capped and jewelled, each watch guaranteed, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. TJOTHERHAM'S English Leverß, capped and jLli jewelled, each watch guaranteed, at Montaguo's Fancy Bazaar. "TjIRHARDT'S English Levers, capped and jewelled, JjJ £3 15s, guaranteed for five yoars, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. "ORHARDT'S English Lovers, capped and jewelled, Hi £3 15s, guaranteed for five yearß, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. IXIHE Colobratcd Waltham Lever Watch, in gold and JL silver, at Moutague'a Fancy Bazaar. rpHB Colebratcd Waltham Lever Watch, In gold and JL Bilver, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. DIRECT from tho Makorß.—Silver Stop Watcheß, guaranteed for five years, £5 15s, at Montague's DIRECT from the Makers.—Silver Stop Watches, guaranteed for five years, £5 15s, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. nnOILET SETS an-1 'all classos ef Glassware at JL Montague's Fancy Bazaar. rriEA SETS, 40 pieces, a great variety of patterns, at JL Montague's Fancy Bazaar—price 20s. BREAKFAST an i Dinner Sets equally as cheap at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. "TTASES, Lustres, Specimen Glasses, Glass Shades, V In imujense varioty, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. nnOYS and all kinda of Indoor Gomea at Montague's JL Fancy Bazaar. TJRACKETS, Photo. Frames, Mirrors, and LookingJO glassO3 at Montague's Fancy Baziar. A CCORDEONS and Concertinas, at cost prico, at JA. Montague's Fancy Bazaar. SILVER and Gold Lockets, Necklets, Earrings, Sots, &c, at piices hitherto unknown in Dunedin, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. WEDDING RINGS and Kcopers, in 9 or 18 carat gold (every article stamped), at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. /CRICKETING MATERIAL, Just Landed.—Special \j Prices to Clubs, at Montaguo's Fancy Bazaar. T AWN TENNIS and Badmington, just recoived, at JLj Montague's Fancy Bazaar. SILVER Chronographa, independent movement, crystal face, £5 15s, guaranteed, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. T ADIES1 Open-faced GoM Watches, s'.amped JLj genuine, each wafch guaranteed, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. STERLING Silver Alberts, stamped in every link, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. LADIES' Sterling Silver Alberts, stamped In every link, from 6s 6d, at Montague's Fancy Bazaar. STERLING Silver Brooches, all patterne, from Is, at Montague's Fancy Baziar. __ BLUE RIBBON ARMY Pins and Brooches at MONTAGUE'S FANCY BAZAAR. 15my J. a. GBEEN. BUY Good Boots from the Jltker; wear guaranteed lowest possible cash prices.—J. G. Green, 37 George atrf et. /"IHEAPEST in tho World.—Children's good PruS^/ nolla Boots, from 3s 6d; largest btock House Boots In Duuedio. WHY Pay More?-Boots, Shoes, and Slippers at manufacturers' prices; competition defied.— J. G. Green, 37 George street. fi EKTLEMEN'S Shoes, Cloth. Calf, or Kid, 14b 6d; <Ur boo window; Strong Wearing Boots, own manufacture, a specialty. TUST Opened,—Latest Novelties in French Glacd If Kid Boots and Shoes; moderate prices.- J. G. GREEK, 37 George street. 4o 05AB0 MAK-OffSldE, _ra X 20 LEND—lnterest Ten Shillings. 35nJ ; JI?H aH& so MOT)—lnteMSi Swenty Shillings. gfciJLVJ* . fl-JEIO LETD—lntosest Tfclsi? Shillings. J&±£_ <G>O<fl T0 MSHD—latinwi y or ty Shillings. s&all frSUEKKLY PAYMENTS 0! One Shilling in the vt Pound.—Otego Loan and Discount Office, opposite Carroll's Hotel, 2S Georgo stroot. 18a al. HABSHALL, A MMONIAPHONKSI Ammoniaphoneß 1 X3L M MARSHALL begs to notify to the musical • public that ho has a first shipment of 60 of theso wondorful instruments on tho way from London^ AS the demand is expected to be very great, intending purchasers should register their cames at odco to avoid disappointment. THIS wonderful Instrument, inventod after years of patient study and endless experiments by Dr Carter Uoffat, is designed to Btrongtbcn, enrich tho tono, and extend tho range of the Human Voice. AT Glasgow, on January tho 11th, 1884, Dr Moffat delivered a lecture on the Aminoaiaphone to a vast audience. Many interesting facts wore brought forward, and when nnRIALS wcro mado on choirs taken from the JL audience the results were in the highest degreo satisfactorily, a rich clear tone of much fullness and strength WAS produced, which was greatly and desorvedly applauded. Opinions wr-ro given by Messrs W. M. Miller, Williama, Boyack, Lincoln, and many OTHERS of musical cultivation, which coincided in a remarkable way as to the efficacy of this new and beautiful niodo of developing A N Ordinary Crude Voice itito ono of much beauty .&. and Bwcetiicps^ hIiUS prico of the Ammoniaphone will be £2 Zs. L Orders accompanied with a deposit of 6a will have flraS attention"—M. MAHSHALL, Homooopathio U-.emist, 01 Prince*) streut. Dunedln. /•^IKGULVKS en application. t^j _ 1»P MTafißMiAN'.TOnn V V-'ILSOK Cliimnqy Swcpb —Good recoruniendaIl m tio.'S. 0.-uera by po=t prompily attended to. - Next Kcatcs, nightman," Castle street. "__ lpo Si7iii'TRI7N~SHII,UNaS KMTAKD. — Stolen or ai 'tra-ed Two I!m TQUKKYS from Hyland's Flrn., I i iwf ho_ o._- __o_Ri >_______.__________lCO -ir^VmoVAL.—NIMMO & BLAIR'S O'FICE is now K." lto.-novwl to. Lower H'rU utreet, in prcxnlsi-s fatoly otc-.iricd i>y_Mcssro__. Ro____C_ 14_o M4DAMK M'QUEEK, Luilse' Hslrdrescor, Wiglasksr, and Ha!r Jowcllar. jcrctainjs m»iW up. uisweri I'iiceg.—B2 G6o»sre *cr««i. lie