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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 300, 31 January 1879, Page 8

O SAUNDEES AND CO., DUNEDIN. WINTER DRAPERY. New Fancy Dre3s Materials. New Winceys. New Tartans. New French Merinos. NEW RICH BLACK SILKS. New Fashionoble Coloured Silks. New Evening Silks. NEW COSTUMES. New Jackets, New Shawls. NEW MILLINERY. New Baby Linen. New Underclothing. NEW LACES AND RIBBONS. New Linen and Lace Sats. New Starves, Glove 3, &c. NEW FUR MUFFS, SETS, AND BOAS. New Fur and Feather Trimming. New Gimps and Fringes. NEW WOOLEN AND MERINO HOSIERY. New Woolen Shawls, Pelerines &c. New Woolen Gaiters, Bootees, &c. NEW CLOTHING, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL. New Overcoats, and Ulsters. New Hats, Scarves, Ties, &c. NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. New Carpets. New Flannels. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKET Having received upwards of 750 pairs English Blankets (slightly soiled) they are now being sold considerably under wholesale Us - R. SAUNDERS & CO., Albert Buil Princes-street, Dunedin. TTERBERT, HAYNES and CO IMPORTERS OF British Silks, Foreign Silks Welsh and Lancashire Flannels Foreign and British Dress Fabrics Crimean and Union Shirtinga Paris and Brussels Kid Gloves New Designs Brussels Carpets British and Foreign Hosiery New Patterns Tapestry Carpets Parisian and British Millinery New Patterns Kidderminster Ladies' Outfitting and Under- Carpets clothing Linoleums, Floor Cloths Mourning Outfits (complete) Cocoa Mattings, China Mattings Household Linen for immediate French and German Curtains use Nottingham Lace and Muslin CarBed Linen for immediate use tains British and American Calicoes Velvet Pile aud Cloth Table Foreign aud British Laces Covers Galloon and Moonlight Trimmings Tapestry, Repp, and Damask British and Foreign Ribbons Curtains Silk, Wool, and Moonlight Fringes Dimities, Cretonnes, Cornice Parisian and British Costumes Fringes French and English Jackets Door Mats, Coir Mats, Hearth Black Dress Materials Rugs Scotch Winceys and Tartans Cornice Poles, India Rubber Witney and Bath Blankets Mats MANUFACTURERS OF MEN'S CLOTHING, YOUTHS' CLOTHING, BOYS' CLOTHING. I Tailoring. — This Branch is now giving every possible satisfaction. All garments well shrunk, faithfully made, and the fit guaranteed. Patterns of Tweeds, Coatings, Trouserings, Vestinga, with selfmeasuring charts, free by post. TT ERBERT, HAYNES, and C O