;' Drapery. J^ X X I ? A L Of the HBW SEASON'S MANTLHS, JACKBTS, Ac, Ac HERBERT, HAYNEB, fc CO. Beg toannounce the receipt of their FIRST SHIP. MKNTB of AUTUMN sod WINTER MANTLES, and to notify that they ar« How Beady for Inspection. The following is a brief list of the Leading Lines i— L*^?w lli£'* l"{ i> ■****"» . «"i Mantles Short Walking Jackets, in curl and embossed1 olothi. stockingette, Ac., &c. Z-JZT^ Long Paietou, in ourl cloth, trimmed bear tc., 4c. ' Long Paletots, In Ottoman olotha, 4c, *o. Long Paletots, in stocldngette cloth*, black and brown I Fur-lined Dolmans and Silk-lined Dolmans ■ - | Ottoman and Ouxl-cloth Mantles % i Dolman Ulsters and Coat-shaped Ulsters v; Beai Seal Paletots snd Capes VUVBn Sealcloth Paletots and Capet Fur Capes and Mantles Children's .Mantles and Ulsters ladies' Short Walking Jackets, In all the new leading.colours, trimmed mink.chinchilla i beaver, Ac. ' ' " ' ladles'and Children's Stormproof• . Ladies' Dressing Clowns and Jackets Gents' Dressing Gowns . ' Wool Wraps; for'evening and general sis Underskirts, oolourtd and black Beaded Jerseys and the New Norfolk Jersey s Jerseys fur Evening Wear, sky, cream, Ac. Fancy Aprons,-for tea and tennis -■'■ ■ New Cloths for Ulsters and Mantles Pushes in Black and Beal Brown, Ac. . In submitting the abovd we strongly urge the advisability .of. an Early Inspection, and confidently assert that for Extent, Variety, and »*q'il«tfre Styles at such Moderate Prices they are Unequallad la the Colonies. HERBERT, HAYNES. 4: CO. , at TT ADIES' AN D CHILDREN'S XJ HOBIBBY. Ladies BROWN, EWING; and CO Hosiery.. . ,--.. ;.;.-.■■■•■-.■■ -. .. - . Havejustopenedup;eitongariro', three Ladles' cases Autumn Hosiery of the Newest and Hosiery Best makes, which they have marked at a ..... ... small advance on landed oo»t-.— ~ Ladies'" Chiidren's Black and Hosiery mere Souks ■ Childrefs Clerical Merino Socks Ladies' Girls' itlacirand Coloured Kibbikl CashHosiery mere Hos* (Double Knee* and Feet) Glrls!aßlack^and. ! Colouied plain Cash..iLadles*•■■, -mere Hose ; , - , -..„ ~.„ Hosiery* Girls' Black and Coloured lisle Hose - r Jt . " 38oJr»V^''?f? ifi« Kicker Hose (a speLadies' biaiJobJiine) " '= - Hosiery Boys' MosgielTCnicker Hose Ladies' Coloured tamUwool Hose Children's Ladies! Black and Coloured Klbbed CashHosiery mere Hose Ladfet'Black and Coloured Plain Caah- ....... mere Hose Children • Ladies' Black Balbrlinran Hose Mm Hosiery perishable Dye) Ladies' Black Lisle HoseC(Dlaaocd Dye) ; ObUdren's Ladies^Black Lace Lw2 Hoie^ Hosiery Ladles' Lace Lisle How (Bvenlna' Shades). ».."•: ChUdren-s Hosiery OhHdreaV BABLY IHSPBCTION BOLICITHB*J Obildrea's ~ Uoriery. BROWN, EWING, and CO. - Cap JJ ■» W O O O D 85 -__ _v^ BROWN, EWINO, fc CO. Beg to announce the ABBIVAL of thelrfißaT SHIPMEHT of AUTUMW ana WINTKB NOVKLTllta,.whlch Include, all the Newest Materials and > Latest Designs from the: Ceutresoi Fashion., a ?; , : 8 » B O I >~L X I B 8. DBBBB MATBBIALS la the Latest and Most Fashionabto Pattetns, : --■■■:• Including t "-. ='• Inverness Tweeds . Fancy Astrachan Tweeds " ' : Hew Checked Tweeds Sitk Mixture Tweeds Faoov Crepe i-ram;:- . : Blanket Serge Fancy Boucle . Braided. Costumes Striped Bobes. , GLOVBB. Buastan Calf, In new Brown*, new Tana, and new Dark Colours Long bwede Jersey Gloves, la Tab, Cream, and White. • MAHTLB DEPABTMKHT, Tata Dtpsitaitnt it Beptete with all the Latest Noveltiesr- - •t ■. .'I Including w \ Plush and Silk Mantles Coloured Plush Upon Cloaks Fur-Uned Cloaks Jersey Bodies ; Fur Boas New Pocket Muffs. ; BONSBTB, : Trimmed and Untrlmmed, In ' !". Chip .:.' ■.-.: ; - ■.■.-;•■ ■ : Plush and Manilla Chenille and Beaded Black and Coloured Straw. •; ■ ■■ - -- -«-A~TB, ;■■ ? In very Great Variety, ; Including t| .! : T*?e"Pattl" -■■. " The" Dorothy g ; . The"Corea' r The " Berkley." The "Olive/ : IHSPBOTION IHVITMD. BRO WN, E WIN G. k 00. t ' '--:: Urn m H E GREAT S A L E Of : \ ':: { I OODD and MALCOLM'S i ;;■■■ STOCK : ' "' 1 J IS NOW GOING OK. v < A. '& T. IN G h IS. \ • a2ap; BoyalMail, j j MAit^lSNfeOJr OOACHEis X* '•■■-? «s(COBBandOO.) ~ \ = The above Line of Coaches leave Lawrence for Roxburgh, Clyde, Cromwell, Queenstown, and all intermediate places every Monday, Wednesday, and Fiji day, on arrival of first train from Dunedin, returning on the altemrje days. . -' I LeavePftlnierttonforKaseby, St. Bathans, Ophlr, aid Clyde on Mondays and Fridays. j H.GBAIG and bbJ Hwui Offl«w. Vt*\ it.roft, tawtwwi: j WAKTbD KNOWN.—Curtains done up from is pair; satisfaction guaranteed. — Clarli'B Laundry, North-east Valley. 81^p
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7853, 22 April 1887, Page 1
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