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Otago Witness, Issue 2286, 23 December 1897, Page 13

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lace C«rtai,,s.-r^rS£ TaWe Dam* -fi^ £$£ tfWzg&USSX IS S&S vIS Bolt Cta.pfc-^k'STi, \ft Men's" Clothing.-^ "ftg 'tv ra X Sgtttre Tw »nd very Breakfast Table Napkins, 6» lid, 9* 6d, 10. 2, 6 i white washing Doe Kid Glove v the FingerShield.il. ' W&itwta 3to 7, 33s 6d. Men'» effecHve Law Curtains 2AyJs W, fox 3d per dozen. Dinner Table Napkin,, 8s 11.?, newest and most ,f**bionable. Oar 3s lid . Grand As . . K^iapoi Tweed gaits, lizes 3to 7, 39a 6d. SS^or^g^^&^ls3SJa f «i IObIW, 12, 6d per dozen. white Kid Glove, plain or switched back, is a Bead Trimmings.— SrtSL *J ' M«n' B K a i ap - oi . Blue Serge Suit,, sizes 3to 7. •3d, 2s lid per pair. L*ce Curbains. for bed- n,. Tray Cloths, with glove we can recommend. the Newest Styles in Trimming.. Ct-loured X JJ 5 tS^ P^?l w'" JU^fS* S nfl ' room or sitting room, 3yds long, 3s 6d, 3s Tray Cloths.— oo iJ nted borders, 1< ui« fc -.|^ r^lrtv^« — o* d ' eS Vhlte Bead Gimpi, 6d, 7id, 9d, Li, 1. 3d, Is 6d ; £%;"" % B 'li^ f f^ vL\ o ' ?I.cJ?: : lid, 4,6,1. Lace Curtains for bedroom, Bit- 6 d, Is lid, 2s 6J. White Tray Cloths with Fabric Cotton Glove*, BUck Bead Gimps. 4d, 6d, 9d, Is, 1, 3d, - " JSSf ting, dining, or drawing room, ' 3ivds long, hemstitched borders, Is 6d, \s lid, 2i 3d, 2s . with white point*, 9d pair. L»dies' White la 6d per yard. Hair Frames, 6d and 9 1. -SS S er« ai/v2>t 17»B1 &t r-Sriri Q ih^Ourt.^ 88 M D tl.e™™,t C »"dI^»l Hemstitched and Tucked wiiHe KUI Belts-gSi;,^ . *^c™*-^™<*<Z«*«iiM. Wool» Pants i, X Home and wew; single border and 3£yds long, 13s 6d, ■«•_„.„„ Hemstitched and Tucked 161 6 6d, la 9d, Is lid, and 2s lid each. Ladies' ' ' Colonial ItlakeS. " ' 16s 63, 19«6d, 24s 6d; 3iyd 8 long and double LaWJlfe- Lawns, lOd, 10^d, Is, U l^d Black Elastic, lO^d, Is 3d, Is lid. ' rV*n«««^c We bave ft Large Stock of M, \, q-h' m- ■■ «. ■■ mo' border, 22« 6d, 27s 6d. 32s 6d per pair. per yard. Tncked ana Embroidered Lawn*, •o«-,- o i T«h T i na n f p-kk« c Sels -~I\D , C B. t and P S Corsets, M^, n * 4 . „??,. S i.. k , .|> e ».l«- worth Is 9d, 28i WHITE COIN SPOT MUSLIN CDRTAINi?, £ 6d, U 7*d. Tucked and Embroidered Rib!lOH«S.— Sp tfh*L JJlm l£t t from 5i 9a 21s per pair ' <**?* » Wh i*f S'lk Handkerchiefs, Is 9d, 286d, * frilled, 3iydg long. Us 6d per pair. Printed Nainsooks, if 9d and Is lOAd per yard. , BUMm . m white, cream, pink, pale *• I 2s lid, 3i 6d, *s 6<l. Men's Sample Sox, U Musliu Cuitains 3*ydslonc, Gilld per pair. • f . %* . ' ... . blue, navy, brown, and cardinal— lm wide, « a ti«3ial Crtß-s^**' m C hll drens * — worth Is 3d to 2s 6d. ' Boys' Fancy Bloasear -A Sfe3fie oSSfai Syd- &>gi TJlieu Biaoerg — f Pe - Cial J °? l 1 ° f 2d;1£in,3d;2in,4d;31n ) 63. •r J ? » . ?5, ? Maid^', and - from 2 S 6dnp. Men's Black Hard Fait Hat. ' w fif .nfl wT fil Tm niit Printed liHieu UI<tjPVI6. 6 pieces, to clear . ,„.., ,-,.. Ladus'. Rational Bjdir.eff, in white ana 7s 6d, 7s lid, 8i 6dl, 9<! 6d Men's Coloured ' pLheltes? d for 9 poiiere P cn-.S, in teSa •* 1- WP« yard-worth 2s 3d to 2s 6d. Tnrklsll Towels.-^f., S-y, 3, 9d, 434 3 3d, 7s 3d, 9, lld, 13s 6.1 pair: and Bbck Crush Feft Hateilrom 2 , M t cotta, gold, and olive, in handsome designs, *m_^__- ci m«-,«««.wm «-,«««.w Cotton Shirt- 10^d, Is, 1« 4d, In Bd. Is lld. Brown Tur- CLOTHING it^-ve " Bojs will be 8s 6d. Men's Colonial Pant*. 3s lld, 4s 9d. 4s 3d per pair- Art Guipure Canvas, Is 6d »niMingte. — jogs, 43<J, 6£4, kieh Towele, 6J-d, Bfd, lO^d, ll^d, Is 3d. FOR ss " "■ »• Bojs '' Men'a Itoslyn Pants, 5s 93, 6s 9d. Men'fl per yard. 7£d, 9d, 9Jd. Leather ShirliDgs. extra 12 only, Bath Blankets, 5s lld each. 9 pieces 50 Boys' Blue Serge Sailor Suits, braided Wocl Singlets, 3* lld. Gente' Imitation ' „ ?M and qualities, 9|d, HUd, ll±d. Union Shirtings, Rus«a Crash, for roller towelling, 4id. gold, eizes 00, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6. 7. reduced to 3i C«shmere Mufflers, Is 3d, Is 6d. Men's Printed Art RVIISIIDS, 4d per B^d, 10J, ll^d. " Waste Silk Polishing Cloth, 4£d each, or 3 6d, 3s 9d, 3s lld, 4s Id, 4s 3), 4* 6d, 4s 9d, Nightshirts, 4s 9d, 5s 6d. Men's Nightshirts, yard. 39in Printed Art Muslins, with band- W j ji HoiieVCOinb OlliftS f ° r ls ' 5s 3d, 5* 9d. 50 Boy^' Extra Q lality B'ae m FUnnelett-, 4. 8 d. ' «nm« border 6Jd Der yard 46in Gold »»"«9^ HUIie^tWIUH H«» u »' - w , nne . n mA Serge Sailor Suit?, braided gold, * »-b 0, 1, c vZj^uSSaJK&IZyZ*. PW» for Single IK* . *. . IW, a. 3c 1,6, lld; XmaS CtirdS.-JS .^nISeSSS ?• 33 q ', 4 ' R 5 ' &V I |^ W 7f « ?S 3d ' DpC »» ©epartmCßlt.-JoS; Art Muslin, from lid per yard. 50in White tor 8 » lld : of Cards. The " Marvellous/ 20 in packet, ' JjJJ I^LIX vP* X t V - 01 T ™? d Summer Tweed, 7a lld full dress of'fyds €oin Muslio, Is Hd per yard. 50m White for extr* largo Double Beds, 12s 6d. 4d Tbe „ MisUet »15 in &ckefc Th ; Knick er Trou w r^ Ja . lld ; , mall •>»«only. 9 ieoea 40in A ' BBOrted Twee ds, 9« lld fUll Coin Muslin, with yellow spots, Is 7*d per v . nnw . nlnfU9 2yds wide, Is 11^, 2, "Artiste," 25inpackeM«. The "Monarch," fiT^n W %* ?VJ°f w i B % ts ' s ?? f to 5.'5 .' 3s dresa of 7yds; 13 pieces 40ia TweX yard. • fllOOßClOtfllS, A^ 2*2 * lld, 3s lld per 25 in packer, Is. Christmas cards in bozes- > ft^lwTn £%£ l ?Ts ?i^ ' " l° a 6d '«Uto« of 7yds; 7 pieces 105 ir< ..«« We are stocked, running yard Linoleums, 2yds wide, 2s lld, containing 10 cards and envelopes, Is, Is 6d ; r. m £°ix. <m on Ij » A lld ~ w^ fch Henrietta Serge, 12s 3d full drew of 7yds, CretollUeS.— aDd wUlcff er a heavy line 3s 9,3, 4s 3d running yard. Cork Carpet, containing 15 and 25, Is 6d box. Single %% s ™ t:}? 5 J^ „ I JS °v? y C ° at - lng or 1, 9d yard flO pieces 40|n Suiting Sergl' of Twills at 4^d and s^d. See our Cretonnes 2yds wide, 8s 3d running yard. Passage Christmas Cards, L\ 2d, 3d, 6d, 9d, Is each. St 4 of« 47? 1 1 1 - ' .iTS" «!*» P l* W 2s* !* s fulJ dre6B of 7yds, or 2s yard ;12 piece* 'at 6*d, 7Jd, 10id. KevernUe Cretonnes, in Cloths, lyd wide, 1« 3d and Is 8d ; l^yds Ldj , fi . , R »*» °*\M 8 ii 11 | dd 7W7 W % th 10 , s | d , to 9d - 42iu Coatin« Serge, 15s 9d full dress of 1 »llthenewe*tde 9 ig,is,7id,9^ ) llid P eryara wide, 2s 9d and 3s 6d; l*yds wide, 33 lld Hoslei*y.— Sere Ho« £? 3d ft" 678 910 1 ?1 rrdneel u f^Tw y d "« or 2 ' 3d rd ' 9 piecea 44ia Vigoureui " 3K» Eeveraible Cretonnes, . ll^d »d Is 3d ynrd. v M lft 9d 13^X2^ ls'3d *2S2 S 6d, \, 3s 6d 9s edf'lSi 3d, Yds lid Us 9d 1 2 1 9d 13 9d' Co f n f - 19 " M IW'A? » y iST% BOBDEKINGS, for M^el Kid «lOTe.^tfi=!Ai!faSS £"^¥^£^^£3l,% S^^^A^&^l Ff^^ 'S" ?* »2* rU .i»^-^7-^ w^ si»i»^»«»^^ 2S^gati£^ fc %^^^ igtefa-r^x*—* Tapestry • »nd CheilHle wUI buy one of the best half- crown Kid Gloves lld. Ladies' Lwle Thread Hoie, Is 14. 21s, 22*, 23^, 24s 25- 26V Bore' Fo? o^/fV^TO JJ 88 n 9 A 3 r^T 1 ■ «<« „ Chenille Table in the city ; only procurable at MolH.-ou and lld and 2s 3d per pair. Ladies' Kaiapoi Blue Serge C.-»'mbridjre Sac Suits 2« «d. 2s lld, 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 3s 9d 3* lld ; 40m T»Me Covers.— Covers for gipsy Co.'s. Our 2<> lld "Triumph" Tan Kid BUck Oaehmere Hose, embroidered. Is 3 wiaente. knirkers siz"s £ ilO^ 11 12 13 to *8m wide ; the very th.ng For Costume • tables, 3s 6d eacb. Chenille Table Covers Glove, 4-dome fasteners, is the cheapest lld. 2i 3d, 2» 9d, 2< lld, 3» 3d. Ladies' 23* 6d, 25s 61, 26s 6d, 27a 6d, '28s' 6cl' L)reMe? - tor dining-room table?, with fringe. 14a 6d Glove in the city Our 3s 6d " Terakoe " Whi'e Cotton Hose, Is 3d. 1« 6d, and 2« per Youths' K»iapoi B'ue Ser«o Sac Suits, &\r/s n . ' Good Patterns liirhfcm- rf a rlr each. Tapestry Table Covers, 2yds long, T*n Kid Glove, 4-dorae f»stener, i« a grand pai-- Children'^ Hose. lOd. 1«, la 3d, 1« 53, 12, 13, 1, 2, 4 27s 6d, 28a 6d, 29 8 6a, 30b Prllltg.— ™df 5M° FIS and Snofc .- 7e 6d, 10s 6d, 12a 6,1, 16. 6d ; 2£yds long, wearing glove ; only procurable at Molhson 1. 7 d, Is 9d, Is lld Children's White 6d. 31. Bd. Youths' Kaiapoi Sac Suit., sizes Designs, 7*df We holda'chSoe a^»rlS . 12s 9d, 13s lld, 18s 6d ; 3yds long, 21-, 24s and Co.'*. Our 4, 6d "Sylv.a" Tan French Cotton Hose, lace ankles, U lOd, Is lld, 12. 13, 1, 2, 3*. 25* 6d, 26s 6d ( 27s 6d, 28a of Striped PrintTfa iM [ theTtorto^uS «. 25s 6d. Kul Glove is a glove we atrongly recommend ; 2,- W, 2« 2d, 2s 3d. rr x l . 29. W. . 7Jd y & rd ; Blouse Lengths, L 3d SSyd. g !

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First Shipments of New Goods ior the Spring; have just come to hand ex Aotea, Waimate, and Thermopylae, and as j thjey are imported direct from ihe actual makers at | the Lowest Possible Prices for Cash, these are the Cheapest and Choicest Goods of the kind ever imported into these m arke ts, the MIDDLEMAN'S EXORBITANT PROFITS BEING ENTIRELY SAVED. iAI ffiMCO T- ROSS holds tbe ULUIEui Largest Slock aud gives better value in Kid Gloves than any othei shop in fhe colony. Tbe under-mted are xSa»S^^S^^^S^^^^S!hw .made to the order of T. Robs from picked skins : they are beautifully soft and elastic, and are guaranteed to fit well and wear *' ALMA," 4-button Paris Kid, with pretty ' stitching, tans and browns, 2s 6d JaJ^SßJllPllslllsl SJffijJgSHflSill JE raS& 'Glove, tans and browns, stitched ditto, §&§&&&&(£ 11* Wb& 1 gp*^^a ij& sgpH ' '■" EVFXINE," 4-dome stiong Dogtkin & WSffiT* ' |'"MALTA, i '4-cl«sp.or deme,superior .French i« » . v Kid Glove, tans, browns, and black, .;■ 1 4s Ud - . . ■ Also a special parcel of Kousrel Gloves at 5s 6d, C^shniere and Taffeta Gloves in great variety — .and Flprence Gloves atjtis 6d.. The two Best Ohildien's from 4d to Is a pair; Ladies' from Gloves in tbe market. 6d to 2s. J?our- button white washing Suede Gloves at 2s lid -*^ A--*&&a&!a&s».~«*M £*fli3^ETsk Thefitofthe dress depends .. VUlsdE I&■ upon the At of the corset.' /|^^^^^M^^^^^^^^^fe,..^;.-, 1'- BOSS has devoted the greatest attention to '' s *^«SoffiH^ < S^^^^^^^^K* this department, and is now able to supply readers f'l oi tlia itne£S w i tn beautifully-made, well?H fitting, and comfortable CorEets at the very - <sSI *HF^Ka3ffllilllilfti*i lowest prices. Out .of 45 different makes the fol f"^*^^^f r;^^S^^^^^' The " SXARTLER -" 6d 5 MO3SOPOLE, 2s lid ; iies&s2r Tlie celeDrated C - B - Corsets, at 4s '6d, 4s lid, 5 r 4^ _^^^*^^^^^fc.C :*' Thomson's Corsets, 3s 6d, 5s lid, and 7s lid \||*J§ U *= The new Anti-corpulent Corset, with Abdominal I l^i^»^^^^ = e^ for educing corpulency and improving i^BIIIB'PPN! Cil Ililliiifb" i^^fc?^ -^- ny °^ * nese Corsets posted to any address for 6d fH I NeW P " eal Torchon for ladies' under cloth IPn*"^^^^^^^^?'^i^ New Real Maltese Lace, lasts for ever, just the thing for necks of dresses ; lovely patterns — lid, ' 1 ' f fe' *'^ l ; r^^fe' x New SwißH ISmbroideries, for children's picaS %^- J i|lP§^; fores -3Jd, 4W, Cd, 7id, and 9d per yard. \ New Umbrellas, Kibbons, Stockings, Purses, aßkp2'£>y -j^^P^^g Perfumery, Jackets, Capes, and Macintoshes, all tlw ■ (W*<S^''* >;: imported direct from the actual manufacturers ■ x^ Dy m- r^ 4T% £S [I DIfiECT IMPORTER, I I 1 30 PRINCES ST. and 1 HIGH ST.. 1 ■ IV V^ V^ \^ i OUNEDIM.

A MUSICAL EDUCATION FOR A CROWN. SHOULD BE IN ALL HOMES WHERE THERE, IS A PIANO OR ORGAN. THE above heading will, of course, appear to most people as the height of absurdity, jet the absurdity is move apparent than real. It goes without saying that a finiched muaical education in the regular courwo osnnot be had fora.crown, or even with several hundred additional crowns^ bub can it be truthfully said that the person with a suffioifent knowledge of music to pl»y accompaniments readily on the piano or organ to all the popular and standard songs of the day has no musical educ«iion ? Assuredly not. A musical education sufficient to enable one to play correctly accompaniments, to the songs snug in the home frequently gets and gives more pleasure from the modest accomplishment than docs the acquirements of many on whose education largo sums have been expended. To the more modest musical education the above heading applies. Such an education the. Otago Witness is now enabled to offer its music-loving readers for a crown, believing that it is the greatest benefit it can give to it» subscribers. This i-eady-made musical education consists oi Pratt's Chart of Cb.oj.-ds for the Piano *nd .Organ, which is the nearest approach to a ready-made knowledge of music .yet attained tby science. It is s short cat -to harmony, apd is to music . what the multiplication table is t.o arithmetic— ; a quick method ef learning to play the .Piano ' .or Organ without a teacher. ', With this chart anyone can with but a small amount of practice become an expert accompanist. It is complete self-instructor, enabling anyone to play without difficulty accompaniments to any song ever written. It is valuable to the advanced musician as well as the beginner, embracing nearly every major and minor ■chord used in music, and is endorsed by teechers and musicians everywhere. This chart is the practical result of years of ■study by Charles B. Pratt, the noted American composer and musician, whose compositions have world-wide popularity »tid a larger sale than those of any other American or European composer. Believing that the educational value of this Chart 18 very great-, the Otago Witness has arranged with tbe publishers to supply Pratt's Chart of Chords to its readers at 5s eaoh, and in addition to the Chart of Chords the publishers have kindly agieed to send without extra charge a copy of the Book of Songs, containing 184songs, with words and music. Many of these BODge are old-time favourites long out of print that can be obtaiued in no other way. Every home that has a piano or organ, especially where there are children, should have Pratt's Chart of Chords. This offer is made for a short time only, and readers should avail themselves of it without delay. Address, with postal notes to value of ss, Publishers Otago Witness, Dunedin. Patents. Trade Marks HENRY HU&HES, C.E., M.E., REGISTERED Patent Agent by Government Examination, corner of Manse -and High streets, Dunedin ; and at "Wellington and Auck land. Patents and Trade Marks obtamed-in nil Countries. Snecificotions and Drawings Accurately Prepared