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Otago Witness, Issue 2179, 28 November 1895, Page 64

I*'^'*" ' —^M« «— ■^—■■■■iM^ ■^— —^— "** M< ** _ WEW SPRING QOODS *^ " - AT ♦ ISLLiSii k Oo.'s THE SELECTION OF MATERIALS. That's the main point always. However good the workmanship or elegant the design, if the materials are unsound the object of the labour U 195. an £ 19 ? lost and the result unsatisfactory. GEORGE ST-HEET. In the selection of our DEESS MATERIALS we have called to our aid all that a life-long experience could teach us and a determination ; . v to have GOOD RELIABLE FABRICS of The. Most Attractive Stock of T&^*W'3Em® w ]F IDESSEGrI^TS. SF^lßli^lG diOOOS Novelty in Dress Materials is such an important matter. Our Dress Fabrics are characterised Jby an "up-to-dateness." Our watchword Iff r Ever Shown in Dunedin can pgr- "EVERYTHING NEW, NO OLD GOODS." -*Sls 1 ATOTTmOTVT ATSfD GO'S c can promise such a variety at Correct Prices that cannot but greatly enhance the reputation of our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENTS tot v jquuiiayfl .a.mxf v^ . Fabricg t]iat in STY LE and QUALITY are in the Front Rank. ' liaree and Varied Stock of ~~" ~~~— - - EKeai' niiE««' f*nhn* something the matter : 8 ' BL.ACK X>3B&ESSS «-003135. Tbimmings to Matcii. BBack Crepons In new Crocodile effects, Black Crepons in new Tree Bark effect, Black Crepons in new Jacquard effects, Black Crepons in new '— . ©offered effects, Black Crepons in self effects, Black Fancy, Black Lace Cloth, Black Serges, Black Foules, Black Cashmeres, Black Merinos, SEE OUR STOCK Blacks in eAery conceivable pattern and make. Black Goods piled up in seemingly inextricable confusion. Salesmen with Dress Lengths hangf ing over their arms, followed by Customers with satisfaction stamped on their features, can be seen on their way to our Dressmakers almost OF any minute in the day. That speaks volumes for our Low Prices and Latest Novelties. Our COLOURED DRESS DEPARTMENT and HI Af*K * PRFPfIftSS COTTON DEPARTMENTS are partaking of the same activity. Trimmings to match all the New Materials. SiiiK Effects. 1 Leave Your Orders Early . I n the DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT before the rush of the season is on. . Grand Display of KEW MILLINERY Th/fT TT„IT -TT W "Wl "IK? "^7" "W& TC 11 "X» /& "Bcp oiP "TO/T *B="" "toST ■¥■ FLOWESS J£vJl. JL .ffi.fl n H ,a JSL X^«a Vrm JETS* Sc JLJe JSLa JET^ J»k. JEfu JL JLv-EL JtLm Ju^l JL • FEATHERS ' The" Attention of our Customers . and the Public generally is drawn to our Attractive Stock of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets o£ ORNAMENTS the Latest and Most Novel Parisian Deeigns. We have also a Choice Stock of Novelties in Children's Silk Hats and Bonnets, Sun LACES, Hats and Bonnets ; also a Varied JStock of the Newest Styles in Sailor Hats, trimmed in the Latest Styles. A Special In Endless Variety. Line of Girls' Sailor Hats for School Wear. Every good judge who inspects our Summer Stock of Millinery declares that in the three essentials GOOD TASTE, LARGE CHOICE 1 , New Stock of AND LOW PRICES we cannot be excelled. For Millinery purposes, Ribbons, Laces, Feathers, Flowers, and Ornaments have received KID, SUEDE, AND FABRIC more than usual attention in the selection, whilst the rapidly-increasing trade has warranted a large increase in stock and GLOVES. enlargment of our Millinery Department. new hosiery - 'EtfKJ&.'E&WILa&S 13^3^ & j^.^^ fi T l II^:JESiy i S? 1 , In Embroidered and Lace Ankles. Kovelties in Jackets, Crepon Capes, Crepon Mantles, Drill Costumes, and Dress Skirts to wear with Blouses. Ladies are invited to inspect the above Goods, which are very Choice and Moderate in Price. JL.EAVB YOUR ORDERS FOR _ Eariy 11 hi "tta^Season. &®~ WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND WILL TRY OUR BEST TO PLEASE YOU. "W^ ,^ ■ — ■ — — — _ — — •*

i OF NEW SfWG AND SUMER QOODS NOW OPENED AT " ■ OVER 100 DOZEN dm^£iM&^ ©fiEY EfRIITTCfi CH&JPB ETC fra! wax w^fi \ LOT NO. 1. — Ladieß* pretty cream, blue, and a I pink fancy ribbed Singlets— posted for 9d • i LOT NO. 2. — Ladies' striped, knitted Singlets — f i striped cream and blue, pink and cream, and ' . 7 I ' cream and heliotrope— embroidered finished jf BSk^ Beck and sleeves — posted for |a each. ~Ji£cs£h\ Klfe)*^ LOT NO. 3.— Ladiea' heavy knit Singlets, striped *<s£fflft'&6?^s!&s. same colours as Lot No. 2,. but with coloured >jK^^ffi^^^^^^_«^^^KMk cor<^ lading "P front, embroidered finished i^raS^^^^^^^^^^^^ neck and sleeves— posted for Is 4d each. iW^^^^^^^^^g^^^S^ LOT NO. 4.— Ladies' etlk and cotton mixture " a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Sk knitted Singlets, in fancy shades of cream j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^S^^^M aQ d pink, blue and cream, and heliotrope and • cream, the neck and sleeves richly finUhed / I with tilk embroidery — pofted for |s 7d each. / P^^^^^ :^^^^M& \ IiOT N0 - s:~Ladios'5 :~ Ladios' knitted fine wool Singlets, / • / I small ribbed, in pretty mottled rhades of I ' ' V Pti&9sEs3r \ pink, cream, and natural, with open work J / '^^^^^ I SasiiiSK I fliiisned neck and sleeves — posted for 7d c x i&^^Si '^S^^^^ \ \ LOT NO. 6. — Same colours and finish as Lot No. \ \. 2wTOL^^ • H \ N exce Pting heavier wool and larger fancy \ V\wnHMl» '• B Aleo an immense assortment of better Singlet", \ tOT tmts&k i^^^^Mra^fiSL. n f anc y stripes and plain shades of pink, TW xVMtt^^^^S^^^^^^Smfc blue, croam. and natural, in fine wool, at >(u^^®fi^^^^^^^Sif|r 23 4d, 2s 7d, ond 3s each; and in spun ">v i^^^^^^^^^^^V Bllk at 2s 4d> 2b od> 3s > aud 3 CRch - BLOUSIS MB SHIRTS. fil *$ New styles just opened in print, cambric, mus- | K^^^^^^»^ WcSSßsiiSiQiiil n > and ginghom Shirts and Blouses, in I^^^St^^tfi^M^^a^^P* every conceivable colour and pattern— prices, Ss^^?^«*^r * Is lit!, 9.8 6tl, 3s, 3s 6d, and upwards. U^\M lMk\Msil&s " "^ A /^ IT" These are the grandest lot of Urn- r«» \ f n^ brellas ever brought into the *;£&* \^ I | -W <Slssjw colony, being made of durable *SgT Vfflf j . &M' cloth guaranteed to wear with- Vsl us, >f» j^ out cutting or losing the colour, AkH ']B 13' mounted ( n specially tempered ifc fa^ K\n ™ "m ffk /e\ s<4r steel frames, with pretty and ]\W lw\ » 11 IV MA tfr artistic natural wood, ivory, *V 4km fflgAi h UAfo Mfmjf arate, and silver handles. . VM I ffl Ml /P T. BOSS being sole agent for the ''**'*=a==a~JlV \\ la 3 ffl fj] Al—ci-ss^ o**0 ** marmfactuier in these Roods, ( _^ 13 \ 3 *^^ -^»>j the ordinary draper's exorb t«nt 1555 * 3^ profit is thus eliminated, aud s:S:S^ — the prices quoted will be fi.und «i ( M MrZ^B^^ag^S** the best value ever submitted «T \a I U J?&!r^ dJ^*&S» to the readers of the "Witness. i\ *$ Sent, securely packe i per post, v-*»^v -*»^ ">w i^^^^^^L to any address in New Zealand _d^i^i»vil§W^P^§§&>!«_ | 8 A tU% A %s e £'Jl: •^^^^^KT^^^t Bs. 9s, 108, and up to 25a tczgg&^T J?%M]ff%K fl& ft each. Those over 10s hay.- A y^ftW % N^Jf pretty real silver mounts, and *^ |& r f are really objects of high art. ' *& . \i 6 The finest range in Uunedin of new M \\ AV^SS\ kid Gloves for ladies' wear, Y2s£f B& si Wl W manufactured specially for vsy "^ jvt »%i "v** T. ROSS, iv tan, brown, and or I ftjw. black— prices, 2s Qi, 3s 6d, f[ j of 3^ 3s tldj 4s iirt, 5s od, 6s od, -**' , TW*^ O DIRECT I M PORTER, U% C 3 vf?% 13 ° PRIiSCES STREET, and HIGH 6TSJBE&

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THE PERPETyAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited), With which are incorporated the Firms of Gillies, Street, and Hislop, and Connell and Moodie. Subscribed Capital ;£108,340 Paid Up £24,279 DIItECTOBS : The Hon. W. H. Reynolds, M.L.C. Hon. W. Downie Stewart, M.L.C. Thomas Moody, Esq. ' Walter Hitlop, Esq. , Manager: Walter Hislop. Offices : Corner of Rattray and Vogel streets, Dunedin. This Company is empowered by Special Act of Parliament of New Zealand to act as Executor and Trustee under a will ; as Trustee under Marriage or other Settlements ; a<i Trustee in place of other Trustees wishing to be relieved from theiv trusts ; as Age t for Executors, Trustees, or Administrators, and as Attorney or Agent for persons resident in the Colony or abroad. The Company undertakes the Investment of Money on real or other securities ; the Collection of Rents, Interests, Dividend, or other income ; the Negotiation of Loans ; the Sajeand Purchase of Properties, either privately or by auction ; snd ti~e Management, of Estate". The Company has For Sale find To Lease Properties in all Par's of the Colony, full particulars of which can be had on application at the office. Money To Lend at Lowest Current Rates. R. S. SPARROW & CO,, GENERAL ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, BOILERMAKERS, &c. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF MINING PLANT: Quartz Crushing, Pump, and'Wiuding Machines God Dredgers and Dredging Machinery (built ou most modern principles and with all the latest improvement^ Hydraulic Elevators, Poritoons Iron and Steel Fluming (rivttted by hydraulic machinery) Air Compressors, Rock Drills, Centrifugal Pumps Turbine and other Water Wheels. Large Quantity of Patterns in Stock. Plans and Specifications prepared, and Experienced workmen sent to all partß of the colony. DUNEDIN IRONWORKS, Willis S sheet, Dunidin. WiRS m'QUEEH, LADIES' HAIRDRESSER. HAIR COMBINGS and CUTTINGS Made up at LONDON PRICES. Theatrical Wigs Supplied. 52 and 54 GEORGE STREET, Dunedin. Orders by Post punctually attended to.