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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8596, 11 September 1889, Page 1

; Drapery, HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO., n B CARPET WABEHOUSEMEN „ O And a ART FURNISHERS, a o Have the Largestand Most Complete Stock of O W CARPETS, CURTAINS, CRETONNES, fc> © And H DECORATIVE MATERIALS * In New Zealand. =5 to Indian Rugs, Vestibule Bugs, P Persian Rugs. RUMMER 188 9. MANTLE DEPARTMENT. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. ; Direct particular attention to the above Depart- : ment, in which will be found THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THB SEASON. ■ The following are a few of the Leading Lines, which are well worthy of inspection :— ; Lace, Tambour, Gauze, and Brocatelle Silk Mantles : : Black and Fawn Jackets Rusßlan Directoires and Beefer Shapes , Cravenette and Waterproof Tweed Mantles Honeycomb Jerseys White Muslin, Gingham, and Pongee Blouses Plush and Cashmere Evening Mantles Dressing Gowns, Dust Cloaks, &c, &c, And other Choice Goods too numerous to catalogue. . EARLY INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY ;.„■. SOLICITED. SPRING 1889. BROWN, EWING, & CO. Have the pleasure to invite Inspection of ' their First Shipments of FASHIONABLE SPEING AND SUMMER GOODS, Selected by Mr Ewing, who still continues to superintend the Buying in the Home Markets. Included in these Shipments will be found all the LATEST NOVELTIES and the NBWIiST DESIGNS introduced up to , the present. .. .. . ... . , Anticipating a large influx of Visitors to , " Dunedin during the NEW ZEALAND ' ; EXHIBITION, and consequently a large ■ : increase to our Trade, we .have rearranged and made Extensive Alterations to our Workrooms,. particularly the '. LADIES' " COSTUME and the MILLIHERY, and are' now hra position to'meet the increased de- ~ mand and to execute all Ciders with the' ■ utmost despatch. The Millinery Workroom ~'' has received special attention, and ia now •under the charge of an experienced Milliner, just arrived from London. Amongst the Latest Novelties are the following:—'" '•■'- - J " ■■•- - ■'■'■■ MANTLE DEPARTMENT. ' Garibaldis, in Figured Pongee and Liberty Silks j Dust Cloaks, in Fawn, Drab, and Terra Cotta. . - . THILLINERY DEPARTMENT. - Leading Shapes in Hats are the Vanoni, ' Eulalia, Torquay, Linden, and Columbia. SILK DEEARTMENT. The Newest Materials are Armuire, Royale, Satin Luxors, Peau de Soie, Lymaise, Brocades, Blaok and Coloured Moires. FANOX DEPARTMENT. The ■' Fascinator " Sash iVest and Sash combined) and the " Bernina " Embroidery. DRESS FABRICS.. The new Floral Designs, Phanton Checks, Portland Borders (silver effects), French ; Foules, and French Brocades. - GLffIVE DEPARTMENT. Silk and Taffeta Gloves mall Shades, including Gobelin, Terra Cotta, Old Ross, -Biscuit, Resida, &c, Six-button, Wash Leather, In Cream, Tan, and White. FURNISHING DBPABTMENT. Neweßt Designs in Brussels and Tapestry - Carpets; Axminster and Art Squares in - all »iies and designs; Curtains in Guipure Lace, and the New Koran in latest colours; Art Muslins, for Curtains and ' [ Draping; Floorcloths, Linoleums, and Matting ia all widthß and patterns. ' ' .' •..-. BROWN, EWING, & CO. .. . . ,-. 20au .Road Board Notifications. TpENINSULA ROAD DISTRICT. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the: Peninsula Boad Board propose to CLOSE -the undermentioned ROAD LINES in Block 11, Otago Peninsula:— Between Section 1 of 46 and 47 Through Sections lof 46,1 of 44, 2of 44, and 55 Occupation Rond through Section 2 of 44 Half-chain wido Boad Line through Section 65 ■ Through Weßtei'n.corner of Section 69 . ■ Through Eastern corner of Section 69 ' ; ■ ■ Through Section 60 .-■ ■.-. ■ - : Between Sections 63 and 70. Plans of the Road Lines to be stopped may be seen' at the Highcliff Schoolhouse until MONDAY, the 16th September 1889. ' . ' By order of the Board. ' '••' '--'■ A. STUABT, ■ ■ ■ ■' Chairman. . Ju1y22,1889....' ... ■■■:-- .:24jy Melbourne Advertisements. TTNITED SERVICE CLUB HOTEL, LJ; •■ Corner of - Collins street East and Exhibition, street, melbourne. 'Superior Aoeomroodation for Families. Private Entrance apart from Hotel. Best Brands'of Wines and Spirits. < ""' Suites of Apartments. Hot and Cold Baths. ■ R. MOWBEAY, Proprietor. Nvß. — Trams from Spencer street Station paps Hotel. ;' . " ' ;; '''• 31jy M"E X B OUR N E. HAKRISON'S NEW RAILWAY HOTEL,. Immediately Opposite the North Melbourne Railway Station. ■' First-class Accomodation for Visitors andßoarders. Arrivals by train wishing to stay at this Hotel should leave tbe train at North Melbourne Station. This Hotel being ao convenient, to.town (three minuteß), and being immediately opposite the Station, is highly suitable for New Zealand families desiring Superior. Accommodation near town. Engagements by letter and telegram attended to" with despatch. Bathroom on-every landing.:. This Ho.tel.iß replete with every modern convenience and oomfort. Tariff, Two Guineas. • 21au SHAG POINT COAL gives greater heat and is more lasting than other coals.—Order of Mr Baton, Box 107, Post Office, Dunedin. 12au CATTO'S OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY is the Oldest and Best to be had. Fultsized Bottles. 16au MOET and OHANDON'S Dry Imperial Champagne. 1884 vintage. 39n