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Otago Daily Times, Issue 8733, 20 February 1890, Page 1

. " ] i^T RANGERS paying a visit to Dunedin are often h at a lob 6to know what Is the beßt Establishment to visit for the Purchase of DKAPHHY and CLOTHING. HERBERT, HAYKISS, and CO. offer Special Advantages to the Publio that can be met with E nowhere else in the City. They „ keep the Largest and Best Assorted Stock of every class of GOODS, which they Purchase direct from the leading Manufacturers for Cash, and are therefore enabled to offer Goods of such Sterling Value sb cannot be equalled by any other house in the trade. Every Article j in Stock is Marked at a Fixed Price I for Ready Money, from whloh no abatement i 3 ever made, so that the most inexperienced buy their Goods r at the samti prices as Hie best judgoe. I a . TTEKBERT, HAXNKS, & CO., n -O. ti s, CARPBT WAREHOUSEMEN M And ° AET FURNISHERS, a 0 HavetheLargestandMottCompleteStockof O g OABPBTS, CURTAINS, ORBTONNKS, I? DBOORATIVE MATERIALS _ New Zealand. $ to Indian Bugs, Vkstibtoh Bugs, P Pkbsun Rhgb. 2 TVUNEDIN CUP RACES. : DUNKDIN CUP RACKS DUNEDIN CUP KAOES DUNEDIN CUP RACKS ] DUNEDIN CUP RACBS. Ex Coptic BROWN, EWING, and CO. have just Ex Coptlo marked off two cases of FHENCH Ex Coptic MODEL COMPOSITE ROBES in Ex Coptlo various Designs and Colourings. Also, ExCoptio a select Assortment of COSTUMK Xx Coptic MATERIALS in the latest London and ] Ex Coptic Continental Styleß; all specially selected Ex Coptic by Mr Ewi.vg with his usual good taste Ex Coptic and judgment. I Ex Coptic Ladies will kindly place their orders at Ex Coptic once, 80 as to eußure being finished in ExCoptio time. Xx Copt'c Millinery for the Kacea. Also ready Ex Coptic for inspection, one case FRENCH ExCoptb MILLINERY, consisting of Trimmed Ex Coptic Bonnets and Hats to harmonize with the Ex Coptio new costume textures. ] DUNEDIN CUP RACES DUNBDIN CUP RACES DUNEDIN CUP RACES DUNEDIN CUP HACKS. "EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE. Extraordinary Purchase Dunedin, Extraordinary Purchase 4th February 1890. Extraordinary Purchase To Messrs Brown, Ewing, i Extraordinary Purchase and Co., Extraordinary Pnrchaee Princes street. Dunedin. Extraordinary Purchase Dear Sirs,—We have Extraordinary Purchase pleasure in iuforming Extraordinary Purchase you that your offer for Extraordinory Purchase the Purchp.se of the entire Extraordinary Purchase EXHIBIT of the ROSJ^TT Extraordinary Purchase WORSTED and WC'-UL- I Extraordinary Purchase LBN MILLS at the New Extraordinary Purcbasn Zrsi**. ■■v^. South -Seas Extraordinary Purchase fefefei.'.Vogethcr with Extraordinary Purchase the w.'iole ailtiitional lot of Extraordinary Purchase TWEEDS, &c, specially Extraordinary Purchase manufactured for the ExExtraordinary Purchase hibition, but found to be ! Extraordinary Purchase in excess on account of : Extraordinary Purchase insufficient space.has been Itxtraordinary Purchase accepted. Extraordinary Purchase Delivery of the Exhibit Extraordinary Purchase will be given immediately ! Extraordinary Purchase after the close of the ExExtraordinary Purchase hibition, and of the addiExtraordinary Purchase tional lot whenever we Extraordinary Purchase receive your good orders Extraordinary Purchase to send it in. Extraordinary Purchase Yours faithfully, Extraordinary Purchase Ross & GLKNPiNHfO. BROWN, EWING, & CO. have much pleasure in directing the attention of Visitors to the Exhibition to carefully inspect the above magnificent Exhibit, which is aituated in the Woollen Octagon, Otago Court—without doubt one of the leading colonial exhibits. T^TOVELTIES FOR THIS MONTH. BROWN, EWING, & CO. have jußt received by Direct Steamer several Special Purcnaseß made by our Mr Ewing expressly adapted for thiß month's Trade :— 1 Case New Fyfe Capes 1 „ New Shot Sunehadeß 1 ~ New Frenoh Millinery 1 „ New French Robes 1 ~ New Composite Robes 1 ~ New Neck Ribbons 1 „ New Lawn Handkerchiefs 1 ~ New Felt Hats-Gent's 1 „ New Scarfs and lies 1 „ New Shirts and Collars 1 „ New Tennis ?uitß .1 ~ New Umbrellas-Gent's 1 ~ New Waterproof Coats. NOVBLTIES in every DEPARTMENT. INSPECTION INVITED. BROWN, EWINO, & C 0., PniNcua aijd Manse Strums, DUNEDIN. Government Notifications »■s-?"^y. £r^* "p h«, orau i■ n v;. h y cm kb -&. h;i' hiP.>: sppointed THE QA2BTI3 ■ ■RO-VITSCIAX, DiSTRIOT Ol' Ol.fi.aO. FOB THB YBAB IS'uO. !oi- :ba fub'Jcatlc.n oi' r.U KOTIFIOATIOHS which by any ,4.0t oi Lhe Ser.Bva! Assembly, or by any Ordioaoafl ot fiie I'rovinoo <-..? Ot-aso, tcijnlra to be in-M.-tftij ■!■. i!ic> Prciucial Siaotte, /GOVERNMENT LIFe" VJT • DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. A few of the leading features of this Department are: — 1. STATE GUARANTEE. — Every policy is guaranteed by the State, an incalculable advantage which cannot be offered bjr any other office doing business in Australasia. 2. LOW PREMIUMS. — The premiums are lower than tho participating rates of any other office doing business in Australasia. 3. LAHGE BONUSES.—In spite of the low premiums, a cash surplus of more than £242,000 was declared at the last valuation (December 1885), of which £150,010 was 1 divided, and the balance reserved. ■ ! FUNDS AT PRESENT DATE" EXCEED ONE i AND A-HALF MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £282,000. F. T,V. FItANKLAND, F.1.A., 13 Commissioner and Govt. Actuary. ) | B.oyfeJ. Mail»i OOYAL WAIL LINT Oh COACHES j | JDk> (OOBB^ CO.) I The above Linn of Coaches leave Lswroncc for i Roxburgh, Clyde, Cromwell, Queeuetowu, and »1 1 intermediate place,!, overy Monday, Wedneiday, an.< I Friday, on arrival of first train from Dunedln, | returning on the alternate days. ! Leave Palmerston for Naseby, St. Bathans, Ophlr, and Clyde on Mondays and Fridays; and for Nasebj- .. via Macraes and Nenthorn, every Monday, Wediiei" " day, and Friday, v ' U CHAIR ft 00. d| )f • Heaci Oflioo i Peel street, Lawrence.