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New Zealand Tablet, Volume V, Issue 233, 19 October 1877, Page 2

MUNSTER ARMS HOTEL, Corner of WALKER AND PRINCES STREETS, DUNEDIN. P. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. First-class Accommodation. Single and Double Bedrooms, and a Bath-room. Private apartments for Families. Charges moderate S E c I J Jr - The Undersigned beg to notify that they have removed into their re-erected Premises 1 nnces-street South, and arc now offering a Choice Assortment of Goods at a small advance on Prime Cost, and consisting of— Paints, Oils, Varnishes Brushware, Paperhangings Ironmongery, &c. Also, Invoices of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Continually arriving from the Manufacturers. SCANLAN BROS. & CO. rpHE CRITERION TAILORING A AND MEN'S MERCERY ESTABLISHMENT, OF NEW ZEALAND. SAMPSON'S, DUNEDIN. Orders executed with strictest punctuality. New and Fashionable Goods opened out Monthly. McCLENAHAN & McCUAIG, Successors, PRINCES-STREET, Opposite the National Bank. H~~! ft" O S S, • PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, and Philosophical, Nautical, and Surveying Instrument Maker and Importer, respectfully intimates that he has opened extensive premises in the Octagon, Princes-street. His stock of Spectacles (to the selection of which he has devoted special attention) is unsurpassed in the Colony, and parties requiring assistance to impaired vision will do well to purchase their Spectacles from Mr R., who was for many years sole optician to the Sunderland Eye Infirmary. Cassclla's Clinical and other Thermometers always on stock.

T HE CORNER CLOTHING HOUSE, J. HARD IE AN D CO. SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, &c. Men's Alpaca Sacs and Jackets — 9 6—l*6 6—12 6* Boys' Tmnw, n«' *« d L_% d }> MensSergeSncs and Jackets -12 C-lo 6-1? 6 £?£ lackS 8 6=lo t=,a t Mei"sTw?«lf CS 5 °~ 17 G~22G ~ 22 6 B °y s ' Suits 8 fr-W 6-12 G Trousers f 8 G ~ 9 C~lOC ~ 10 G ~ ™ 6—15 6—17 6 | Boys' Suits 15 6—17 6—22 G Men's Sac Suits ... 30 0-35 0-4.5 0-50 0 | Men's Jacket 57 0-55 0-65 0 Men's Coloured Mole Trousers 8 6-9 6—lo 6 | Men?6elf Mole 6 6—B o—lo 0 Men's Tweed Vests ... G 6-7 6-8 6 | MeS Fancy 6 6- 8 6-10 6 . Vests Engineers' Jackets, Jumpers, and Overalls. in» • t i? P f*VJ AL LINES ! SPECIAL LINES ! 100 Men s Treble Milled Tweed Suits, worth 755, reduced price, 50s. .10 Whs ' Colonial Tweed Suits, worth 405,, reduced price, 255. 00 dozen Men s Drab and Black Felt Hats, worth 6s. 6d., reduced price, 3s, 6d. 30 dozen Boys and Youths' Black Felt Hats, worth 4s. 6d., reduced price, 2s. 6d. 2» dozen Boys' Straw Hats, ls. 6d. ; 70 dozen Boys' F. P. Caps, Is. 6d. 9m ya "} 8 SS a T? I wcct V WOrth ss> G(L l )er y ar£l > educed price, Bs. 6d. per yard. Harvard SSffS °n 8 - G(L P Cr reducC(l l* ice 2s - «• PerP cr J*& rS sri *p l ; 0X) 6d and ls P er P air 5 Braces ' ls 6d ' Be]ts > ls 6d ; Crimean fehirts,_4s 6d, 5s 6d and 6s 6d ; Collars, fid perbox ; Blankets, 10s. 6d Blankets, 12s 6d; Rugs, os , Leather Bags, 4s 6d, 5s 6d ; Scarfs, 6d and Is. THE COKNER CLOTHING HOUSE, J. HARDIE & CO., IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF MEN'S/BOYS', AND YOUTHS 1 CORNER OF PBINCES AND BAIIfiAY BIBEEIS, DtftfEDlN.,