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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 49, 29 March 1889, Page 16

TTERI3EBT, HAYNES & CO. Have now opened up their Principal Shipments of NEW AUTUMN GOODS, and in all Departments are showing NOVELTIES of every description. HERBERT, HAYNES & CO., having Coniidence in the symptoms which are visible of a return of steady Prosperity to the Colony, and desirous of maintaining their reputation as the Pionkehs OF FASHION, have bought largely in the British and Gontinenta Markets. At the same time, the LOCAL INDUSTRIES have not been forgotten, large orders having been given to the various coloaial mills in all cases compatible with their well-known maxim, " Tub Best Value Procurable at the Price." Their Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY is so well known as being par excellence for Value and Variety that no Lady desirous of securing the BEST INVESTMENT POSSIBLE should Purchase before inspecting their stock of DRESS MATERIALS, MANTLES AND MILLINERY, which is Replete with the Latest Fashions in Colour, Texture and Design. An Unusually Large Stock of BLANKETS, FLANNELS, and SHIRTINGS ; CARPETS and LINOLEUMS, CURTAINS, SHEETINGS, CALICOES, MERCERY, UNDERCLOTHING, RIBBONS, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, CORSETS, ETC., ETC. MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING at Very Moderate Prices. Country Orders receive Prompt and Carclul Attention. A Large Staff of Thoroughly Efficient Tailors, Dressmakers, Mantle and Habit Makers constantly employed. HERBERT, HAYNES & CO., DUNEDIN AND INVKRCARGILL. NOTICE. All communications c-onntcttd until tin Cmunun ml ]Jepartmmt of tin N.Z. Taijlet Nursjxipcr tin Id be atldrc.s^rtl to John Munaji, Sicntaii/, i<> vlmm also Pott Oificc Ord< r,s und Clittjiub an in all instances to In inadi /no/able. To iiibiirt' publication in any particular i^U( of tin papa u>mmunicati(>ns must nacli tin* offin not ladr than Tuesday mornintf. D Altli E L~L~~ iJ ifi"TE~N C k PU JS D. A!x ROW TOWN. £ s. d. £ s. d. Rev. Father Hunt 1 0 0 Mr. Fr.ink Copgrcvu U In <> Mr. Jas. Whelan 110 „ Jameß Cosgrove 010 0 „ T. McEntyie 1 0 0 .. John CVgrove 0 5 0 „ T-McDonmll 10 0 . Patrick Feehley 0 ~> 0 „ P. Keiin 1 0 U „ John Fuihk-y 0 ."> 0 '„ M. Morau 0 10 0| „ Poter Healy 0 13 (i „ P. Delany 0 10 0 Mrs. I. P>utel oln 0 O Trainor 0 10 0 Mi. Thos. Munay, senr. 1 0 0 '„ E. FiUgibbon 0 10 0| „ Tbos. Muiray, junr. 0 10 0 „ D. Ennght 010 o „ Tbo-. Fit/Gibbon 0 5 0 P. Enri"-ht 010 0 .. P. McCarthy 0 5 0 RANG 10 HA. Mr, J Conroy £1 1 0 HA WE A FLAT. Collected by Messrs. John and Felix Fox. Mr. Felix Fox 10 0 Mr. James Austin 0 5 0 „ Thomas Fox 1 0 0 „ William Hanley o 5 0 „ John M'i'arthy 1 0 0 „ J. M. 0 f> 0 „ Francis Hughes 1 0 o „ John Mcllwrick 0 5 0 „ Columb Dalton 1 0 0 | „ 11. Tobin 0 6 0 „ William Colclough 10 0 , T. Trevathan 0 5 0 „ Join Henderson 010 0 . C. Peiriam 0 5 0 Robert M-Duu^all 010 0 Andeison and Mclntosh 0 5 0 „ Thomas Walsh 0 10 0 Mr. James Cavanagh 0 ."> 0 „ Thomas Hourigan oin 0 „ Patrick Cotter 0 5 0 „ John Fii/<?erald 010 0 „ John McKean 0 j 0 „ W. D. Andrews 010 o „ Peter Glynn 0 5 0 „ Maurice Curran 0 I<> o „ .John Comeiy 0 •"» " „ James Downes 010 o „ 1 homas F. Frewen 0 I (i „ William Montcith 010 0 „ J. Ca\i'ord U 2 C> „ Thomas Hawtborcc 0 10 0 Messrs. F. &D. Urquart 0 5 0 „ Charles G. Mountncy 010 0 Mr. John Hardic 0 2 (! „ Bobert Wishart 010 0 „ C. J. aiorns o 2 6 „ John Fox U 10 0 Mrs H. McKay 0 2 C „ Arthur Drake 0 f> 0 „ (Jibson Luke 0 2 6 William Kingan 0 r> 0 „ '1 bomas McNulty 0 5 0 ,' Robert Gray 0 3 (i i „ .lobn Delany 0 5 0 |, John M'Knight 05 0 J , John Marsh 05 0