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Otago Witness, Issue 2059, 10 August 1893, Page 10

ARTHUR RR SCOE AIMD CCS) r i HAVHTHH -TT^ -T"T- "TSTT" nCTI "T l^ X "XT" - AGBNTB FOB : f LAROEfiT STOCK IN THE COLONY > V CURTIS AND HARVEY'S LARGEST STOCK IN the colony WILLIAM BRISCOE & SON, BLASTING AND SPORTING POWDER, ENGINEERS' AND CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES, 3i Lombard street, london: * DOMESTIC KEROSENE OIL TEST)* FARM AND STATION SUPPLIES, TOTM. BRISCOE £C SO3NT, -VICTORIA. CREAM &m»ATES.ATO^tOi OOACHBUILDERS' A WHEELWRIGHTS'. MATERIALS, WOLVERHAMPTON ; MILNER'S FIRE-PROOP SAFES, builders' & general hardware, B^SSCOE, DRYSDALg, AS^ID CO., 99" STOCKPORT OAS ENGINES, -mi FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, Sydney (n.s.w.) 5 braddock's gas meters, ) and BRISCOS AND CO., ROCHESTER CASTLE CEMENT, BRASS FOUNDRY. Melbourne (Victoria). " BUNNY " RABBIT TRAPS I FIRST O]LA^S_QUA]LIT V AT LOTV^EST PRICES. f IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS,

THANES the lady readers of the Witness for their solid support during the past six monfchn. purchasers on all hands report having received the utmost satisfaction in the goods thoy have ordered, and frequently their praise of the quality and value of the various articles a&a been unstinted. ' i „ , „ , For the AHTUMN TRADE T: ROSS has imported a magnificent range of Comfortable and Cosy goods for the approaching cold weather. DOGSKIN GLOVES. 3 STOCKINGS. A grand assortment for j ittf \ 111 «*>& the winter trade, In in k if \\x& f 111 stockings, from Is 6d dark ta'ni and 'if // \aV\ " 8 \1 to 3s 6d : Fine plain Clasp Moscow, 3s f I /A WJ I\| fat&h**- *~*^ Fast dye black Cotlid; 4 hock button \1 J/i I ]&k \vvff ' ton stockings, from Ohevrette,_lld. A y&i { \ I filtUJQ^ * lid to 2s 6d. AnimSpecial Shipmentof JgTy SXJJIR.W^, gTSffSMSi over 100 dozen. »_/ I Vs^^^*y>Cß X* 2?^~*~ifl/'/ff Spun Siik stockings, FANCY WOOL LINED Srddewd fronts,^ DOGSKIN GLOVKS, ?O^^^e^^ f«^^^ tlv^=S- ir/ Z&w&t evoming wear, ls 6d an^ClLp^lsteners! f^^l^^^. W, ( KSM^B HANDKERCHIEFS. ?uaUtV.%d bettM IT^^^feW\- sssf* Wl Pretty fficH?ndi e c e r d __„„_„„ 9«»48i?lf \£^^tMLj!^' / J^l?*Z*£!£* chiefs, suited for KH) GLOVES : |j'Tl^_^^*Sp^S^»gfe^«^fc*^S9 birthday pre sen tfl, fn Winter shadesof tan^ ' C^a««^-«-%^ _i_^ 9Jd> ls 3d> ls6d> ls 9 i* ' blaoicf '— gr wTth° n4n 4 X.^a- large sto"k o S f ladies 1 dome or patent _. -„ „ Itr *• i«w a s* « pockefcHandkerchiofs Clasp fasteners, Fair Visitor to Hostess :-" My dear, if you & Lawn linon and Malta, 4s lid ; Rons 1 only caw the lovely lined gloves at 3s lid and hemstitched Camsel. 6s 6d ; Marie, Bs 4s lid I have just received- from T. Ross you brie £rom ls 3d to 18s lid j Florence, 6a 6d. would write for a pair at once." per ozen . SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. - , Over 80 different prices to select from, In fancy EVENING GLOVES I - colours, creams, and whites; just the thing ' for a handsome present to a gentleman. In white, cream, gold, pink, blue, black, and p r i ce . ls 9d, ls lid, 2s 6d. 2s lid, 3s lid, lilac taffeta— ls, Is 6d, ls lid ; Pure silk ditto 4s lid, 5a lid, 6s Ud, and 7s fid. (elbow length), 2s lid; ditto (shoulder — ttmrrwtta<? length) 3s Ud; Fine Cashmere Gloves, to ROgs^ J™grt& of Vm}iKllaß li? navy, brown, grey, and black— lOJd, ls 3d, Dunedin. They are made specially to his la 9d, Is Ud. < ~ '* order, with strong steel Paragon frames, put — up In carefully selected handles of ivory, PTHW <STT V «sfl AT? VW«l ! canted woo lt xvlonit ?- » ea ?\ & ?; c - RICH SILK SUABY.KS J caUjr ename U e d. or with rich silver mounts, fhe latest novelty for neckwear In white, cream, and covered with the be3t rain repellent pink, cardinal, sky, and black-Is 7d and ls cloths. Those, over 6s lid will not lose the Ud/AlsoricherTualitiesinfancy flowered ffi£ 2i£l iTd.lW iJfSfSTSlS: navy • figured cream, And assorted shaded j9j 9 ife, 8a Ud, 9s lid, 10s 9d, Us 9d, 12s 6d, col«urs-2s 6d, 2s lid, 3s' 6d, and 3s lid. 13s 6d, 14a Bd, IBs 6d, up to 255. Thifl department is filled with the choicest products of the London and Continental markets, wad is deserving of the careful attention of every lady in need of a first-class article at a moderate PrfOe ' CORSETS:, JACKETS: In all size* from 19in to 29in ; also special large Black, navy, fawn, and brown— over 400 to choose makes 24in to 89in. — Calisthenio, 3s 6d; from, ranging from 12s 9d to 84s; richly Annette, 4s 6d ; . Crystal, 5s 6d ; Croisine trimmed with astrakan, oppoßsum, beaver, (unbreakable) 6s Ud and 8s lldj French skunk, &c, Ac, including the Roll fronts. wove, 6s 6d. , • ■ ' Tight fitting, Sac back, Russian, and Gaped THOMSONS'. Jackets, with stand-up or turn-down collars. Ttub fit, 6s Ud; Glove fitting, 8s Ud, 10a Ud, In ordering jacketi give bust measurement and Us 9d; 100 Bone, 8s Ud and 9s Udj and length inside arms. Quillbone, 9a 6d; Izods, 10s 9d and 12i 6d; — — ZTZTITT The Invigorator, 8b Ud and 12a 6d. TWEED ULSTERS. In navy, cardinal, and black ground, with fancy Navy, black, and cardinal, 21s to 495. . flower Stripeß,;&c, 8s Ud and 9s 6d. wAnwwvaw-q SILK GARD3ALDIS MACINTOSHES, For evening wear. A-choice parcel by the last Over 150 New Macintoshes just landed with steamer, cream, black, grey, lilac, navy, and deep capes, or capes and silk, lined noods— pink-beautifully gathered, smoked, or pkii, black, navy, and dark fancy che^ trimmed rich lace, 17b 6dto 255. and stripes. Price, Us 9d, 12s 9d, 16s 6d, 18s — — — — — 6d, 21s, 22s 6d, up to 495. Also made to FURS. measure in any design from over 20 pattern! The finest furs the world produces, direct from with sewed seams— from 29^ the most noted Russian furriers, in endleßß — — variety of Wolf, Bear, Skunk, Lynx, Raccoon Books of patterns posted on application. In orderOppossum.Seal, Beaver, &c, <feo. Muffs, from ring Ulsters, Macintoshes, or Russian cloaks Ss lid to 425 : Collarettes, ls Ud to 30s ; Long give bust measurement over arms of and from Boas, 5s Ud to 755 ; Idelias, 5s Ud to 755. back of neck to foot of skirt. T. BOBS adherea to the prinoiple of quoting each item separately ; ladies can thus ordei exactly what they want' without f«>ax of several out of d&te articles being foisted op them. Good* not approved of may be exchanged or money ratum&d if Dot satisfactory. Postage : includt Id MCra far gitvzt, tbodkinga, ie*— ;«s, hMtjJWshfofi, 40., 61 6d wttr* far nrobrells*, \"\*b*l BMMtfofc—hM. «Il>tol«. »»<* nav>~*« P«w,U tdo •■*& r.war +*nl tuvt<i fr«« in «.«» *,^i)v«qa HOT "W^.TES^a 3 »ESOi:_^.l_,!rSES3. HOT 3ATHS ! HOT EBATHS ! A HOT BATH may be OBTAINED at the cost" of ONE FARTHING by the use of FISCHER'S PATENT BATH HEATER. No COAL OR GAS REQUIRED. A Handful of Chip 3 will give 40 gallons of Hot Water in 10 minutes. The HIS ATE El may be seen in Operation at our Warehouse. Also at Mr THOMAS WI LKI NSON, St. Bathans. Messrs M'NAB BROS., Lawrence Mr J. MITCHELL, Naseby Mr R H. AUSTIN, Gore Messrs WATSON & CO , Oamatu Mr CHARLES KING, Milton Messrs PRIEST & HOLGATE, Timaru Mr T. ANDREWS, Roxburgh Messrs HEMENT BROS.. Christchurch Mr JAMES TYRELL, Queenstown Mr WILLIAM HEINZ, Hokitika. , ■ SOLE AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND FOR FISCHER'S PATENT BATH HEATER (PRIQE, £5 10s). GREENHOUSE PORTABLE HOT WATER CIRCULATING APPARATUS. Great savine in Fuel and Attention. No Brickwork Required. Easily fixed without the aid of a mechanic. Half the Cost of all other Heaters. ON VIEW AT OUR WORKS. PRACTIQALPLMBE^ cox's temperance hotel, Caledonian Hotel, MAGLAGGAN STREET, DUNEDIN. Coenek Walker and Hope stheets, M. COX, PBOPBIKtOB. DUNEDIN I BEG to notify the General Public that I ___ TTJDm ,_. 4B a 4 a*- , m -„ have returned to my old Hotel. as above, and TjIIRST-CLASS Accomodation for Tounsts would be glad to see any friends who would X? and Country Visitors. Large airy bedfavour me with a visit. Board and Residence rooms. Hot and cold baths. Superior billiard (singlo or double rooms) 18s per week, or 8s 6d table. Very Moderate Terms. *&dß*& d ß* PrfiSta Sttfai^SSffiiT^SL oo^! All brands of Liters only of the best. £^tt%^ttu^ RODERICK M'KENZIE, Proprietor,