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Otago Witness, Issue 1915, 3 August 1888, Page 38

Business Notices. SEASdHABLE DRAPERY. BROWN, ET/nNG, AND 00. INVITE THEIR PATRONS AND FRIENDS TO INSPECT T~HEIR NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER SHIPMENTS OF REALLY CHOICE DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND MEN'S MERCERY GOODS. NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, MANVT OP WHICH HAVE BEBN CONFINED EXCLUSIVELY TO OURSELVES. BROWN, EWING, AND CO. are placed in a position to sell at a small advance on First Cost, by resources actively employed in the Home Markers, giving us access to the Moil BnaineDt Manufacturers. Our Continued Success is not to be wondered at. 1 To sell on Good Faith the Best Quality of Goods at the Lowest Prices has always been our Maxim, and by continuing to adhere to this we hope to retain that support which it has been our privilege to receive for over twenty-five years. &" A SPECIALTY.— MosgieI and Oamaru Tweeds, Blankets, Flannels, Yarns, and Ladies' Dress Tweeds, cannot be equalled for Genuine Value. It has always been our aim to push the Sale oE Colonial-made Gooda. We keep a Grand Selection of the above lines all at MILL PRICES. DEPARTMENTS, I>resses Furs Clothing Costumes Haberdashery ITlea's Mercerj Mourning Hosiery ]>rapery AlHliuery Ribbons Blankets Underclothing Fancy Goods Floor CBotlis Mantles Gloves Dressmaking Silks Woollens Tailoring Carpets and Curtains. LETTER OKDERS CAREFULLY AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO PATTERN 3 SENT BY POST. Drapers, Clothiers, and Silk Mercers, DUNEDIN. RE AD V MONE V DRA PERS, 36 & 38 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. is the tru« test of value, and in submitting the subjoined Price Lists of New V^ Goods ju6t opened out ex " Jessie Readman," " lonic," " Lady Jocelyn," be. wo confidently challenge inspection aud comparison, fully confident that the value we are offering cannot oe fturpsfc&ed by any house m the trade. Patterns sent on application. Under the New Parcels Delivery system all goods are forwarded carriage paid to any part of the Colony, 1 by which system persons living in the most remote districts can be supplied at the same prices as if bought at' our counter in Dunedin. A trial solicited; it will lead to further orders.

FRIOE LIST Home and Colonial Flannels. HEAVY WELSH FLANNELS. Prices : 7fd, 9£d, 10|d, Is, 12|d, Is2d, Is 4^, MEDIUM FLANNELS. Prices : 9|d, Is, 12£ d, Is 2Ad, Is 3*3, Is 4Jd, >s 6<), Is S.Us 9d, Is lid ELECTORAL FLANNELS. (Fine white quality with pink edges.) Prices : Is 4£d, Is 6£d, 1g lid, 2s 9d COLOURED ALEXANDRA AND BELGIAN TWILL FLANNELS In Cardinal, Maroou, Pink, Cerise, Blue, &c. COLONIAL FLANNELS. Prices: 12-^d, Is 2Jd, lo 44d, 156d,18 Bd,ls y^d, is lid PRICE LIST "White and Celoured Blankets, 9x4 WHITE BLANKETS. Puces : 8s lid, 12s 6d, 13*> 6J, 14s 6d, 17s- 0d 10 x 4 WHITE BLANKETS. Prices : 13-! 6d, 15s 9d, 17s 6i, 18s od, 20s 11 t 4 WHITE BLANKETS. Prices : 18s 9.i, 22s 6d, 23s 9d, 255. 27s 6d COLOURED BLANKETS. Prices : 5s lid, 6d 9d, Us 6d, 13s 6d, 15s 66, % -T- 61, 20s — Onr Woollens, for the Autumn and ■.'int'-r fi.jasons have beeu purchased under ,H:oi".J!y advantageous circumstunces, and we iivo *-vory confidence in recommending them , v.c 1 . !-c yotice, as we are satisfited that theycan- -.. '^ surpassed in value by any House in the Wvf.

NEW DRESS MATERIALS, Comprising Colonial Dress Tweed, Balmoral Dress Tweeds, Homespuns, New Dress Scrg<is, Dress Checks, &c. Also, a number of Job Lines brought at a sweeping discount aud marked con- , siderably under regular prices. LOT 1. — Job Pin Check Dress Home-spun, 4fd, worth 9d LOT £.— Job purchase Heavy Dress Serge, all colours, 6Jd, well worth 10§d LOT 3.— Job purchase Ulster Tweed, double width, marked Is 6d LOT 4. — Job purchase new line Ul6ter 'Cloths, newest mixtures, double width, 4s 6d, worth 7s 6d SPECIAL. — Our Blaclt Cashmeres and French Merinos have this season been purchased under a special arrangement, by which we are enabled, notwithstanding the great advance which has taken place, to sell at same prices as gave such unqualiiied satisfaction to our patrou* lr,3t season — Prices : lOfri, Is 2£d, Is 4§d, Is 6d to 5s Gd. MILLIffERY DEPARTMENT. We are busy 1 opening up our New' gtvles for Autumn and Winter wear. Ladies are resp cti fully invited to call and inspect altogether independent of my immediate prder. ! MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING. Men's Tweed Suits, 18s 9d, 22s 6d, 23-i 6d, 30->, .323 6d, 38s 6d, 42s up { Men's Tweed Trousers, from 4s 6d to 17s 6il ' Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests, from 10s 6 1 'to 253 # Boys' Knicker Suits (special), sizes 0 to 6, lined tbrnngbout, 3s lid up Boys' Kniclrer Suits (Sertnn), mzps 2 to 3, strong t-v^ed a-ul lined t.hrou^liout, 5* 6J Boys' Knicker Suits in great variety and uu equalled value.

THE GBANITE HOUSE, KS?AH>Y MOXBBY DRAPER & €LOTMI &£&«>, 36 & 38 G-EOROE STREET. DUNJBDIN.