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Southland Times, Issue 3626, 5 February 1880, Page 1

Business Notices. JUST ARRI. YE D Direct from LONDON, Ex " May' Queen," And opened out in splendid condition, a LARGE ASSORTMENT Of PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS • As these Goods are imported from the leading export Druggists in London the utmost purity can betielieudupon. Also, Ex " May Queen," A large assortment of DRUGGIST'S SUN D RIES , including — SILICATED CARBON^ FILTERS. A splendid, assortment of TURKEY AND HONEY-COMB SPONGES ■ -'. - SPONGES for the Toilet SPONGES for the Nursery SPONGES for the Bath-room SELTZOGEkES . . . ■ ■"""" SELTZOGENES ■'-.'' SELTZOGENES' For the' Homo Manufacture of Soda Water Lemonade, Giugerade, ice. ■ At a cost of less than a halfpenny per glass. LOZENGES.— Tannic Acid, Ipecac, Cough, Chlorate of Potash, Cayenne; Ginger, Delectable, Magnum Bonum,. Peppermint (extra Strpng), Acid Drops, &c.,&c. Citrate of Magnesia— Bishop's Citrate of Magnesia— Dakin's PATENT MEDICINES,. PERFUMERY PROPRIETARY "ARTICLES, &C, Including— Mexican Hair Renewer, Bailey's Ess Buquet, Lorhe. Bouquet, Cherry Tooth Paste, Eno's Fruit i Salt, f &c, &c, Calvert's Carbolic Acid, Wright's Alcoholic Solution of Coal Tar, Heald's Dog Medicine, &c.,&c. PARRISH'S CHEMICAL FOOD. A Magnificent Set of Tooth Extracting Instruments. ; Imported by ; E. BY J ON E'S Chemist and Druggist, (Opposite Working Men's Club), V Dee street, NVE R C A R G I L Also on Hand, all the leading lines in HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES. TRY JONES' LOTION FOR FRECKLES, SUNBURNS, &c. Prescriptions and Family Recipes prepared from pure and reliable drugs only. Medicines can b 6 procured any hour of the NIGHT. Note the address— • (Opposite Working Men's Club), ' ' iDJEE STBEET. EYANS & CO. beg to draw attention to the undermentioned special cheap lines bought for cash at an enormous discount off usual prices: — stock of Hats aud Caps in : soft and hard felt at 75 per cent, discount off. Hats for tall men, Hats for short men, Hats . for young men, Hats for old men, Hats for Youth's, Hats for young boys, Hats for old boys. Every man and boy in Invercargill should participate in this great slaughter. Come at once or you will miss the chance. A clearing line of Children's Holland and Galatea costumes, elaborately trimmed, from ls 9d. Positively worth 5s 6d Unbelief pardoned until you have seen them.A line of sati" cloth, slightiy damaged at 10^d ; usuai price ls 6d. Now on view. Again, about 200 (more or less) of Ladies' Galatea and print skirts, beautiful chintz patterns at 3s lid — worth double tne money. Au assortment of Ladies' and Childrens trimmed hats at 3s 6d. The. bareshapes aie worth the money. In|addition to the above special lines we at all times hold an immense stock of General Drapery and Clothing, aud are constantly receiving advice of important job purchases by our Duuedin firm, which has now established a reputation for cheap goods unparalleled by any other house in Otago. Note the address — ' EVANS Se CO., TAY street, (Near the Empire Hotel, arid next Heath's Boot Mart); Also at 90, 92, and 94, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Home Agency:— B9 Gresham street, LONDON. 18 8 0. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IN Submitting to you my Price List I would call specially your attention to the greatly Reduced Prices which the times demand should be made, but io is only by purchasing for Cash that such reductions ■ can possibly be made. I would further call your attention to compare the following List with any draper's advertisement in town, and you will admit that the motto of the KILMARNOCK DRAPERY HOUSE— Small Profits and Quick Returns— must be A good one. New season dress pieces, 6s 6d (12 yards) New season costumes, 12s to '-» New season skirts, 3s 3d to Cs »v ; New season embroidered skirts 4s 3d to 8s 9d; New season lace collars, ls to ls 9d; i New season linen collars, 3d to 9d ; [ New season Ruffles, Is to Is'Cd; f • New pattern stays, 3s to 4s 9d ; 3 New silk scarf s> 6d to Is 9d ; , New season prints, 5d to 8d ; 3 New unbleached calico, 2\ d to 7id Flannels, lid; shirtings, 6d; hosiery, 6d .ols; New tweed paget suits, 39s to 50s; New boys suits, lis to 20s; Hats. 2s 6d ; caps, ls 6d ; ties, 4d ; belts, Is. BOOTS 1 BOOTS ! ! BOOTS ! ! ! 3 '':■"' ' AT . ? . GOLD I E'S ': KILMARNOCK DRAPERY HOUSE Ipi HE. A P M E A T f ; NEW BUTCHER'S SHOP, 1 W. C. MOORE Begs to inform the inhabitants of Invercargill and neighborhood that he has commenced business as a Butcher in premises a few doors j above the Brewery, Spey street. The following is the list of prices : — Roast Beef A. ..A- -A ... 4d to od per it c Boiling Beef and Corn ... ... 3d „' ■js Fore- Quarter Mutton ... ... 2d yy Sides of Mutton ... ...... 2£d „ r- Hind-Quarter Mutton 3d ■„ .- :s Legs and Chops 4d '„ Hind-Quarter Lamb. ... ... 3s Od each Fore- Quarter Lamb ... ... 2s Gel '„; 39C5 . FIRST-CLASS QUALITY '-"; :