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New Zealand Tablet, Volume I, Issue 21, 20 September 1873, Page 1

BENEFICENT AND ADVANTAGEOUS COMMERCIAL MEASURES JEXTfiNDED TO NEW ZEALAND. NEW MARKETS REACHED. BRITISH AND FOREIGN COMMODITIES Supplied to the Public without EXPENSIVE AND UNNECESSARY INTEBVENING PROFITS OF AGENTS AND WAREHOUSEMEN, AT THE WELL-KNOWN FIRM OF KIRKPATRICK, GLENDINING & Co., Who have done away with the OLD SYSTEM OF IMPORTING, WHICH IS UNSOUND AND EXTRAVAGANTLY EXPENSIVE, And have adopted a NEW ONE, pregnant of BENEFITS TO THEMSELVES AND THEIR CUSTOMERS. As they are now in possession of Several Hundred Cases, Several Hundred Bales, and Several Hundred Boxes of NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, There needs no more be said than that they hold the Largest and Best Stock the Public nave yet had the opportunity of inspecting. UND ERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT has become a Great Success. Their intimate knowledge of the Goods, and connection with the best Houses in Glasgow and London, enable them to supply every description of Infants', Girls', and Ladies' Underclothing, at Less Price than the materials could be procured at in Dunedin. MILLINERY. — This Department is worthy the attention of Ladies, because we believe there cannot be found such a Collection of Fashionable, Beautiful, and Inexpensive Millinery in the Province BLACK AND FANCY SILKS AND IRISH POPLINS.— They hold the Largest and Cheapest Stock in the Colony this season, having "been able to purchase largely at a. great discount, owing to the great Silk Failures at Home. JACKETS AND MANTLES. -This Department is the Largest in the Province, and is always kept furnished with the most elegant and distingue shapes from the most fashionable London and. Paris Honses. Waterproof Mantles, Polonaises, and Costumos for Infants, Girls, and Ladies,Vrom 2s. upwards. NEW FURS.— Muffs and Collarettes in Sable, Beaver, Ermine, Miniver, Kolinsky, Lynx, Fox, Monkey, Grebe, and Musquash, at the most reasonable prices. THE DRESS DEPARTMENT is replenished with a Fresh Stock of Novelties, in Scotch, English, and French Fabrics, comprising all the new tints and coloring in SERGES, TWILLS, CORDS, REPPS, SATIN CLOTHS, and FRENCH MERINOES BLANKETS. — English, Scotch, and Ayrshire Blankets, bought from the makers under the most favorable circumstances, will be found to be by far the best value in the City. Large and continued supplies of Welsh, Saxony, and Lancashire Flannels, Plaidings, Crimean Shirtings, Plain and Twilled Sheetings, Linens, Hollands, Calicoes, Quilts, Counterpanes, Table Cloths, Table Covers, Towelling, &c. TAILORING DEPARTMENT.— The great increase in this Branch of their business is owing to good management. Fashionably cut Garments, excellent fit, perfe«fc work, and good material at Prices Lower than ever before obtained at.

MISS BROWNLIE, (Late at Herbert, Haynes, & Co.) MIIXINEB -AND LADIES' OTOFITTEB, Is now prepared to show " a larga and most complete assortment of Underclothing, Stays, and Baby Linen, which, from her long experience in this special department she can confidently recommend to the ladies of Dunedin. MILLINERY SHOW ROOMS, • Princes street. T T. ROBERTS, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT. VALUATOR, SHASEBROKER, &c, Corner of Prijces and Waller Streets. TAMES WALSH, BLACKSMITH, HORSESHQEE, WHEELWRIGHT and WAGGON BUILDER, Princes Street South, Opposite Market Reserve. NOAH'S ARK STABLES, Market Street Dunedin. PATRICK POWER begs to inform his numerous friends and the general public, that he has taken the above well known Stables, where he trusts by civility and attention to merit the favors so liberally bestowed on his predecessor. Good Board and Lodging. T> WILSON AND CO., IMPORTERS. WINE. AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Bond and Jetty Streets, Dunedin. • J