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NOTICE FBOM AE V A N S & 0 0., • GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Between St. Andrew and Hanover streets, left hand side going North. MILLINERY. The very choice stock of English, French, and Continental novelties in this Department is worthy of everybody's attention, while those Bonnets and Hats made up by our Milliner (who, by the way, s direct from Peter Robinson's, Oxford street, London), are an excepion to the class of goods showing in town this season, both for style and prices. We have some really nice Hats at 5s 6d and up to 255. Bonnets from 7s 6d to 425. We use only the very best materials procurable, and which are entirely new this season (never having kept Millinery previously). We have a desire to foster a large trade in this Department, and with that view we intend to sell everything Tery cheap. " Please inspect the goods." DRESS DEPARTMENT. We have not been able to keep a very assorted stock until this season, living enlarged our premises, and exceeded our previous imports fo^'ttld, we are satisfied we can please our patrons as regards asssortment, quality, and price ; the very best value ready money can buy, selected ,with our buyer's usual good taste. Prices from 6d per yard upwards. FANCY DEPARTMENTS. New Fringe* the greatest bargains we have ever had, Is up to 2s lid for Black Silk Ball-Fringes. Moonlight trimmings, 3d per yard up to Is, worth six times as much ; new Frillings up to 2s ; Silk Ties with Frillings combined, Is, usually sold at 3s 6d ; Kid Gloves, Is 6d up to 3s 8£ for Josephines (Gant's Rouilon genuine). These are not fictitious prices, merely advertised to attract attention, but genuine rtg tlar prices with us, and which cannot be bought at any other houst 'n these Colonies for the same money. We are always glad to show our goods without pressing you to purchase. Come and see for yourselves. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. We have a grajd stock, and really cheap. Calicoes, 4s 9d per doz. in grey and white, free from dress, and yard wide ; these are good goods, ond will wear well. Flannels, Is 3d, all wool (no Unions kepk). Holland, 7£d, Bd, 9£, and Is ; cheaper than any wholesale house in Town. Everybody wonders where we get them. Blankets, Bedcoverß. Sheetings, Towels, Turkish, 10£ d upwards ; Toilet covers, Is upwards, and everything else proportionately cheap. Call and examine, go away and compare, and buy from the ' Cheapest. EVA nF & CO., GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. nON ALD REID AND CO., A UCTIONEERS, BTO C X AND STATION AGENTS, High Street, Dunedin. Hold Auction Sales as under : Fat Stock — At Burnside Sale Yards, every Wednesday at 11.30 a.m Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow. — At Wool Stores, Princes Street South, every Monday, at 11.30 a.m. Fat Stock by rail should be forwarded to the Burnside Railway Siding. Our agent will be in attendance at the Sale Yards every Wednesday morning to take delivery of Fat Stock forwarded to us by rail or otherwise, and to arrange same for sale. Wool, Grain, or other Produce by rail should be addressed to our Railway Siding, Princes Street South. Cash advances made on Wool, Grain, Stock, etc., consigned to us either for sale or shipment. Produce stored at the very lowest rates. Improved and unimproved Freehold Farms for sale in all parts •f the Province at loweest prices, and on remarkably easy terms of payment DONALD REID AND CO. •VTOTE FOB BRACKEN, AND JUSTICE TO ALL CLASSES IN THE COMMUNITY, VOTE FOR BRACKEN, And PROGRESSIVE MEASURES ! VOTE FOR BRACKEN, And POLITICAL HONESTY !

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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 332, 29 August 1879, Page 12

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 332, 29 August 1879, Page 12

Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 332, 29 August 1879, Page 12

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