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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8597, 12 September 1889, Page 1

Drapery. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO., H CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN H O And " w ° ART FUENISHEHS, . *" o Have the Largestand Most Complete Stook of ■ O M OAEPETS, CURTAINS, CRETONNES, H © And . ' „ DECORATIVE MATERIALS : In New Zealand. fl * Indian Buos, Vestibuik Rugs, r" Persian Bugs. {SUMMER 18 89. MANTLE DEPARTMENT. HERBERT, HAYNBS. & 00. Direct particular attention to the above Department, In which will be found ■ THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. The following are a few of the Leading Lines, which are well worthy of inspection :— Laoe, Tambour,' Gauze, and Brocatelle Silk Mantles ; Black and Fawn Jaokets Russian Direotoires and Beefer Shapes Oravenette and Waterproof Tweed Mantles Honeycomb Jerseys White Muslin, Gingham, and Pongee Blouses Flush and Cashmere Evening Mantles Dressing Gowns, Dust Cloaks, &c, &c, And other Choice Goods too numerous to catalogue. EABLY INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY ■ SOLICITED. O P E I S G 1889. BROWN, EWING, & CO. Have the pleasure to invite Inspection of . their First Shipments of "' ; FASHIONABLE SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,. Selected by Mr Ewibg, who still continues to superintend the Buying in the Home Markets. Included in these Shipments will > be found all the LATEST NOVELTIES and the NEWEST DESIGNS introduced up to the present. . ■ ~ : . . • I 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 MILLINERY, and are now in a poßition to meet the increased demand and to execute all Orders with the utmoßt despatch. The Millinery Workroom has received special attention, and is now under the charge of an experienced Milliner, just arrived from London. Amongst the Latest Novelties are the following:— MANTLE DEPARTMENT. Garibaldis, in Figured Pongee and Libert; Silks; Dust Cloaks, in Fawn, Drab, and Terra Cotta. > • MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Leading Shapes in Hats are the Vanoni, Eulalia, Torquay, Linden, and Columbia. SILK DEPARTMENT. The Newest Materials are Armuire, Boyale, Satin Luxors, Peau de Soie, Lymaise, Brocades, Black and Coloured Moires. FANCY DEPARTMENT. The ' • Fascinator " Saßh (Vest and Sash combined; and the " Bernins " Embroidery. DRESS FABRICS. The new Floral Designs, Phanton Checks, Portland Borders (silver effects), Frenoh Foules, and French Brocades. .'■-:■ GL»VE DEPARTMENT. . -i' ' Silk and Taffeta Gloves in all Shades, including Gobelin, Terra Cotta, Old Eose, Biscuit, Reaida, &c, Six-button, Wash Leather, in Cream, Tan, irad White. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Newest Designs in Brussels and Tapestry Carpets; Axmineter and Art Squares in all sizes and designs; Curtains in Guipure Lace, and the New Koran in latest colours; Art . Muslins, for Curtains and Draping; Floorclothß, Linoleums, and Matting in all widths and patterns. BROWN, EWING, & CO. aoau !' Prospectus OROSPE C T IJ S *- Of THE " TUCKER'S " TIN MINING COMPANY (LIMITED), STEWART ISLAND, N.Z. To be Registered under " The Companies' Act 1882." CAPITAL ... ... ... £25,000 In 50,000 Shares of 10s each, Of which 30,000 Shares, paid up to 7s 6d per Share, are retained by the original Shareholders, the remaining 20,000 Shares being offered to the public on the following terms, viz. I—la on ■ application, 6d on allotment, further calls not to exceed 6d per Share per month. It Is intended to call up 6s per Sharo on 20,000 Shareß offered to the publio bb above Btateu, the balance of 5a it is anticipated will not be required. It may be noted that the present holders take no remuneration for the large sum of money expended in nrosDectint;. &c. but show their full confidence in the undertaking by reserving to themselves 30,000 Shares paid up to 7s 6d per Share in lieu thereof, and the whole of the subscribed capital, less the cost of placing on the market, registering, &c, will be devoted to the immediate development of the Company's Property. The Company will be Registered and Operations commenced when two-thirds of the Shares are applied for. Peovisional Directors : J. P. MAITLAND, Chief Commiaaioner Crown Lands, Duuedin THOS. BRYDONE, Bond street, Dunedin G. A. BIRCH, Crescent, Invercargill G. B. TUCKER, Grain Merchant, Invercargill T. M. MACDONALD (of Macdonald Snd Russell), Solicitor, Invercargill R. B. WILLIAMS (of R. B. Williams and Co.), Auctioneer, Invercargill F. W. THOMPSON, L.D.S., Invercargill W. R- THORNHILL, Land and Estate Agent, Invercargill J. EOGRRS, Runholder, Glenqu6ich, Southland M. INSTONE (of Whittingham Bros, and Inatone), Invercargill. BANKBBS : UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Invercargill and Branches. Solicitous : Messrs HALL BROTHERS, Invercargill. BHOKKRS: RITCHIE and COMPANY, Invercargill J. HENDERSON, Ohristchurch WM. KATTHAY, Auckland R. and A, J. PARK, Dunedin A. G. FEHWICK, Dunedln. Secretary, pro tern i G. J. A. RICHARDSON. j Offices : WILLIAMS' BUILDINGS, Don street, Invercargill. The Company is formed fe acquire that well-known and valuable Tin Property, section 50, generally