Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 9300, 16 December 1891, Page 1

Business Notices. "BOTTLED ALE AND STOUT. [ DOG j Read Bkotiiers, London. Tlie famous "DOG'S HEAD" brand of Bass and Guinness justly takes the lead in the various Colonial Jlarket... It is shipped in Full-sized Champagne Bottles. Jlessrs READ BROTHERS bottle no other Ale or Stout but those of Bass and Guinness respectively, and those only which are brewed expressly for Exportation. Their splendid Bottling Premises alone furnish a hostage for high quality, being far beyond comparison, both as regards extent as well as completeness^ 300 Drapery. "CIANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. Are now showing a very Choice Assortment of New Fancy Goods suitable for Christmas and New Year Gifts, which have been specially selected in the best Home and Continental Jlarkets, and are recommended as the BEST A'ALUE IN THE CITY. The following are a few of the Lines: — Photo. Screens, Standing Albums, Photo. Frames, Purses, Pocket Books, Jewel Cases, Plush Companions, Scent Stands, Tea Cosies, Sets of Military Hair Brashes in Leather Cases, Fire Screens, -CC, &c, &c. LADIES' HANDBAGS. The Largest** Stock in the Colony to select from. NEAV BOOKLETS AND OPALS. NEAV CHRISTJIAS CARDS IN PACKETS, Containing 25 superior Cards for 9d, and 50 for ls 6d. BEST A'ALUE IN THE CITY. HERBERT, HAYNES, * CO. EF.ADY MADE CLOTHING. READY JIADE CLOTHING. » ~GENUINE GENUINE! SALE OF SURPLUS STOOK SALE OF SURPLUS STOCK BR OAV N, EAVI NG, & CO. R O AY N, E AY I N G, & C O. B. E. & CO. are now having a Genuine CLEARING SALE ofJlen's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing. rwMn-rCin T'-e Sale will continue to the end (.{"ti, )„% -SiS of DECEJIBER. Carefully note ClothinSSale the following :- Clothing Sale T Lot l--» l«ira Jlosgiel Tweed Clothing Salo '™"scr_. Sale price, lis Bd per Clothing Sale vai v '. .-, ,- ■ ~, ~„,,, Clothing Sale -.^J2^*™* CMomal. Saddle Clothing Sale Tweef! Trousers. Sale price, 13s Clothing Salo I>e T r,;f .]"• - n ■ _. , .', -, . Clothing Sale Lot 3-/0 pairs Colonial Tweed Clothing Sale Tl<"l "*se«- »a*e l>nce, lus Od per Clothing Sale l}e)' .. — ..,.„. . _ . Clothinl Sale T Lot ----» pairs AA elhngton Twocd Clotliin" Sale rPuscrs* ba'e Vice, 12b Od per Clothing Sale '"F-,. ffl ~ .... .„ | f'lntliii-S --ilp Lot o—SO Jlen s Kaiapoi Tweed OlothinSj-Wo Suits- Sale price, 333 Oil each. Clothinl Sale c Xrf * 6 ~_.™ M. ell' s„ M<>ff*-- ( _othin° Sale S,,lts- S"!e ,)rl' e' 3*ls •,'1 cae*l* Clothin" Sile Lot "i~^a Men's AA'ellington Clothing .Sale Twcot* Suits. Sale price, 37s (id Clothing Sale eas'*-. „„„ , r ~r ~„, ' a Lot B—,o8 —,0 Jlens Jlosgiel Tweed Suits. Sale price, 45s each. Lot 9—lOS Corduroy Trousers. Sale price, 7s (id per pah-. JUVENILE CLOTHING. B. E. & Co.'s Boys' and Youths' Suits are faultless. Heads of families will be delighted at having an opportunity of buying Summer Suits at Sale Prices. Early inspection invited. Note the Prices :— Lot 10-100 Boys' Navy Serge Suits. Sale price, Lot 11—BS Boys' Navy Serge Suit"-. Sale price, 5-s fld. Lot 12—87 Boys' Navy Serge Maritime Suits, 000 to Size tl. Sale prices, 5s 3d to 12s 6il. Lot 13—35 Boys' AVhite Drill Suits, odd lots. Sale prices, 3s Oil to 7s Bd. Lot 1-.-3S Boys' Jersey Suits, odd lots. Sale prices, 7s Oil to !'s Bd. Lot 15-125 Boys' Colonial Tweed Suits. Sale prices (Size 1), lis; rise ls. Lot 10—115 Boys' Colonial Tweed Suits. Sale prices (Size 1), Us (id; rise Is. Lot 17-70 Boys' Colonial Tweed Suits. Sale prices (odd lots), 7s Od to 12s (id. Lot 18-60 Boys' Naw Serge Reefers. Sale pi-ices (Sizes 000 to 0), 7s to Uls (id. In addition to the IS Lots, we have several other lilies equally cheap. All Tweed Garments are our own manufacture. Only hard wearing Mosgiel Kaiapoi, and AA'cllingtou Tweeds made up. Remember this is a Genuine Sale of Surplus Clothing. Tlie usual 2_ per cent. Cash Discount will be allowed. SHOPPING BY TOST.-Kindly state Size of Garments required and Lot Number. Letter Orders will receive prompt attention. Jloney Orders or Cheques will be necessary. AAliere not known to the firm a reference will be necessary. BROAVN, EAVING, & CO., PuiNCi'S axd Manse Streets, DUNEDIN. Eoyal Mail. ROYAL JIAIL LINE OF COACHES (COBB& CO. Tbe above Line of Coaches leave Lawrence for Roxburgh, Clyde, Cromwell, Queenstown, and all intermediate "places, every Jlonday, AA'ednesday, and Friday, on arrival of tirst train from Dunediu, returning "on the alternate days. Leave Palmerston for Naseby, St. Bathans, Ophir, and Clyde on Mondays and Fridays; and for Jlacraes and Nenthorn every Jlonday, AA'ednesday, and Friday. Leave Jliddlemarch for Hyde, Kyeburn, and Naseby on AA'ednesdays at 9 a.m., and Saturdays at 12.ii0 p.m.. Leave Naseby for Jliddlemarch and intermediate places on Mondays and Thursdays at 7 a.m., connecting with trains arriving at Dunedin at 6 p.m. H, CRAIG & CO. Head Offlce: Peel street, Lawrence. •i/FR AVATSON wishes to COMMUNICATE ItX Avith ROBERT GARRICK, formerly of jUummke Island, lSa-Ad-lre.. Ihr. Jl3,- Post Otlice, liiA^-ycavgni^ _M "^"EITHER trickery nor .cmipetiliou Ims lioeii V. able to affect the 'Wait.!!' of AVcH.'s fevhsif-m***