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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIV, Issue 43, 18 February 1887, Page 22

*J»HE ]^EW 2 EALAND (jLOTHING Jp ACT OR V Beg to announce they are now showing their NEW READY-MADE CLOTHING, MANUFACTURED, PRINCIPALLY FROM COLONIAL TWEEDS, FOR THE SEASON. Being the Largest Retail Clothiers in New Zealand, they are able to give the BEST VALUE AND GREATEST VARTETY. In addition to the usual sizes for Boys, Youths, and Men, they have also special cut sizes for Tall, Short, Stout, or Slender builds, % so that all can be fitted equal to Bespoke. J NOTE THE PRICES FOR MEN'S MOSGIEL TWEED SUITS, 39s 6d ; 45s ; 47s 6d ; 52s 6d ; 57a 6d. Letter Orders received Careful and Prompt Attention. The Cheapest and Best assorted Stock of Boy's Clothing in the Colony. THENEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, CORNER OF PRINCES STREET AND OCTAGON, DUNEDIN.

SEVEN DAYS OF SPECIAL SURPRISES OF FASHIONABLE SUMMER GOODS, Which we mean to dispose of at PRICES WE ALONE DARE QUOTE. Ti/r OLLISON DUTHIE & CO., THE GEORGE STREET DRAPERY WAREHOUSE. M.D. AND CO.'S DRESS DEPARTMENT.— AII Summer Dress Goods are being given away at prices that must gratify the most economical. For example, Is goods for 4|d ; also, Is 3d goods for 6|d ; also Is 6d goods for B^d ; also Is 8d goods for lOfd ; and 2s 3d goods for Is lid. NOTE.— MOLLISON DUTHIE AND CO. do not advertise one or two pieces of Dress Stuffs as a draw ; but of this very special line we have over 542 pieces to select from. MUST BE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED.— 3OOO yards coloured Dress Silks, worth 5s lid, reduced to 2s 6d. THIS WEEK. EXTRAORDINARY LINE of 250 yards S'io' Merveilleux Silks, worth 7s 6d, reduced to 2s lid. THIS WEEK. SEE OUR WlNDOWS.— Mollison Duthie and Co. will offer 600 yards of coloured Satins, suitable for Dresses, 4s 6d quality, for Is6d. THTS WEEK. GORGEOUS FANCY SILKS.— The most fashionable article for the season ; suitable for evening wear ; the cheapest line we are showing in our warehouse. Buyers, judge for yourselves. We simply state facts. 1,500 yards Fancy Stripe Silks, well worth 2s lid ; we will sell this line at lOd pT yard. Only to be had at Mollison Duthie and Co.'s THIS WEEK. FANCY SILKS (continued).— 7so yards Stripe Fancy Silk, worth 4s 6d, reduced to Is ; also, a Fancy Tinsel Silk, worth 4s lid, reduced Is 3d ; also, a very rich Fancy Silk, was 5s fid, reduced to Is 6d. These goods will make a very handsome Evening Costume, or very nice sashes, or very pretty scarfs. Only to be had at Mollison Duthie and Co.'s. THIS WEEK. "~ "* MOLLISON DUTHIE AND CO.'S for Cotton Dress Goods.— We have bought a number of lines from the warehousemen at extraordinary prices, and these we intend to give our customers the full benefit of. Prints from Ifd ; Check Ginphame, 4j}d— worth 9?d ; Rep Cotton Dress Goods, worth Is 6d, for 6|d. Also, other lines too numerous to mention. Only at Mollison Duthie and Co.'s. MOLLISON, DUTHIE AND CO., 195 and 197 George Street, Dunedin.

SAMUEL OR X & CO., Grain, Produce & Commission Agents, SEED MERCHANTS, Stafford Street, Dunedin (In the Premises lately occupied by Messrs. Murray, Robeits and Co.. and nearly opposite Provincial Saleyards). Consignments of Wool, Grain, Grass Seeds, Sheep and Rabbit Skins, Tallow, Chaff, and all Farmers' Produce received for sale on commission in lunedin, or shipped to London or Australia if desired. PROM PTRETURNS& LOWEST CHARGES Have for Sale all Farmers" requisites, viz., Wool packs, Cornsacks, Binding Twine, I < lover, Grass and Turnip Soeds, Fencing I Materials, Guano, Sheep Dips, &c. i ___ OLD CLUB LIVERY & BAIT bTABLES, Maclaggan Street, (Opposite the Arcade), ! DUNEDIN. j THOMAS POWER Proprietor. I — — i Saddle Horses, Carriages, and Buggies I for Hire.

BRAIDVALE NURSERY. GORDON BROTHERS Invite intending Planters and others to visit the Nurseries, and inspect their large and varied stock of FOREST AND FRUIT TREES, EVERGREENS, ORNAMENTAL AND FLOWERING SHRUBS, HEDGE PLANTS, ROSES, BULBS, HERBACEOUS PLANTS, etc. Catalogues free by Post or application. NUKSERIKS : NORTH-EAST VALLEY and at ANDERSON'S BAY. * # * Tramcars pass the North-East Valley Nuraery every few minutes. Add ress — GORDON BROS., BRAIDVALE NURSERY NORTH-EAST VALLEY. DUNEDIN. N.B.— Stock must be cleared, as lease of Nuraery in the Valley expires this seaßon.