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Otago Witness, Issue 851, 21 March 1868, Page 20

..:■■■ _■■■■ & pawn..;^.' v ." •"'■f 1 . ', ' DIEEGTi SHIPMENT FROil G-REAT BRITAIN. I ; ! " SILKS; VELVETS, MILLINERY, FANCY DRESS MATERIALS, . . WINCEYS, FRENCH FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COTTON GOODS, MENS' AND . BOYS' CLOTHINGp- ■ ■ &G., &C, (fee. . i JTERBEET, TjATNES, AND' PiO., Beg to call attention to their Splendid Stock of NEW GOODS, suitable T for' Autumn and Winter wear ; and, in doing so, would gratefully acknowledge " the large amount of success they -have met with since opening their new premises. ; They feel confident that the present Stock of Goods is -well calculated— in variety, price, and quality— to: sustain the good name they have heretofore held. The following is a summary of their NEW AUTUMN GOODS : ' : DiRESS MATERIALS. (A very Choice Selection, and Remarkably Cheap.) 1 Knickerbocker Poplines (an entirely new Rich Silk Striped Imitation Poplins fabric) - • - Plain Japanese Poplins Marl and Granite Poplinettes • New Striped Poplinettes - SILKS. (All good value, and New Patterns and Makes.) Rich Brocaded Silks. New Fancy Silks. Black Drap de France (very bright aud durable). Black Gros de Suez (real, very rich), WINCEYS. (A most' complete assortment, unequalled in price and quality.) Aberdeen Winceys (fine and heavy Chambray Winceya make) • Norwich Winceys Scotch Wimeeya Yorkshire Winceys In all the Choice New Shades for the Season. CALICOES AND COTTON GOODS At Lowest List Price. Every parcel coining in is marked CHEAPER THAN THE LAST, and the goods in stock are correspondingly reduced. Millinery Bonnets Laces and Eibbons New Hats and Bonnets ~ Belt 3 and Buckles Feathers and Flowers French Kid Gloves (Chatel make— a beautiTrimmings and Ornaments fully fine perfect Glove.) "9* A complete assortment of New Patterns and Fashions has been semt for th« DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. further shipments have just arrived, and others are on the way per Lo^hiel, England. &c, so that our direct shipments will now come regularly to hand, and we shall, while showing the Newest Goods, be ablo to give that Sterling "Value for Money ■which we have always endeavored to give our Customers, and at the same time offer a Krat-class and Well-assorted Stock. OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Still maintains its reputation for keeping a Good Stock, and the following Go»d» have jusfc beem added :—: — Colonial Suits Men's Ribbed Trowsera Colonial Shooting Coats Silk Mixed Suits Colonial Pagets, side pockets Colonial-made Hats And several cases of BOYS' CLOTHING. New Silk Scarfs. Gentlemen's Umderclothing. Kid Gloves (by the Mail) . HERBERT, HAYNES AND CO., X NBAR THE OCTAGON, PRINCES STREET.

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