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SHIPPING
P.&O.S. NT. Co,
Under Royal Mail Contract, will dUpatch the fol
lowing Stewnersior LONDON, callings^ ALBANY,
COLOMBO, ADKN, BlUNDlal, MALTA, U1B
BALTAK.and PLYMOUTH:—
atdatnan. Tin Commander. tLsav*
VALETTA ... 4013G. W. Atkinaou Oct. 24
kOM E ? J5o45 A. B. Daiiitjll Not. 7
PAliRAAlATTA 47T1 K Harris Nov.21
OCKAXA ... 6382 K. Stewart Dee. 5
AUSTRALIA Tuoul. KeeTe* iDec.19
MASSILIA ... 4918 U. Harvey jjan. S
HIMALAYA ... rS'JS K. Q. Murray, R. N.E.I Jan. 10
BALLAARAT fm, T. S. Angus |J»n. 30
*KCA1HA ... 93tt^;A.C. Loggin ? Ifc'eb. 13
first and jecoudti&luou P*a»eng«r» allowed to
break their jouruay at, inuermediale port*.
Cahiui reserved on special torou.
LIBERAL CONCESSIONS made to Families
luring the ilack passenger neaaon. PASSAGES
FHO.V1 KNGLANUcan be arranged here.
In the Second Saloon tie arrangements bate been
thoroughly reorganized, the accommodation offered
boing unaurpasied.
R AT KS 0 F P ASS AG E'MON EY :
To London in First Saloon „. £0u to £70.
. To London in Second saloon ,. £25 la £*0.
Return Tickets ? £ti5toX115.
THROUGH TICKETS ROUND THE WOULD
lia VANCOUVER in conjunction with Canadian
Australian Company, £125, and Canadian-Pacific
Line, via China, Japan, and Chicago, £155.
For Handbooks and all information apply to
Wct KLDKR, SMI TH, & CO., Limited, Agents.
P* O. S.S. VALETTA.-A SPECIAL TRAIN
? for PASSING EitS and VISIXOKS i«
arranged to leare ADULAIDK lor Sea endLargn
Pier ac 9.50 a.m. on WEDNESDAY.
£LD£R, SMIXU, & CO., LIMITED, Agent*.
2957
KUC.Yi' UNE W EOVAL MAIL
STEAMERS.
The following Royal Mail Steimihips belonging
toUieOUlK.NTandPAOlKIC COMPANIES wiU
leant AUKLAlUKcsiainaphore) at 1:! noon on the
unJannentioned dates for PLYMOUTH and LON
hux, Tiit ALBANY (NY.A.), COLOMBO, SUEZ
CANAL. NAPLES and GIBRALTAR :—
oumuier. '1'ona. Commander. I-»M.
Cl'ZCO ... S/J18 I. F. Anderson Oct. 31
AUaTUiL... a,aa b'. M. Tuke, U.N'.R. Nor.lt
OPHia ... 0,910 r. F. Ruthfen Not. 23
UKIiUBA... 6,O7r|v. Vf. Clarka, R.N R Dec. 12
And Fortnightly therealter.
plq,inir ( Saloon, £6* and £70.
\ui\vv \ Second Class, £35, £37, and£»%
*UM L. \ . { Ta;rd j,,^^ ^^ 13- t() £1? j^
Return Ticket!!, £65, £105, and £115.
Saloon Puiengers allowed to break tUeir journey.
Facilitiei. are atf orded for bringing out f ri«n0»aad
relatives by the prepayment of puisage inoii»y.
WESTERN AUSIRALIA.
Pauengers booked in all classes.
Minitjers— r'. Oreen A Co., ami Anderson,
'XnJurwuit Co., Foncburcb-avanue, London, J£.C.
fcull particulars on application to
M. (j. ANuEUSoN, Branch Manager,
:-8cr ES Urenfell-strdec
MESSAOKUIES M AKITIMUtf.
AUELAlDK to LONDON »ia PARIS.
? Under i'oital Contract with tUa i'rencn
Uorernmuut.
Steamersof 6,000 tons, calliug at Albaay, Mahe,
Aden, Suez, and Port Sail, will be dispatched
monthly as follows :—
Leave Leaves
Steamers. Commander. Melbne LargsB.
noon, lp.ia.
Pulfnesien ' ... U Bonlard, L.V. Oct. 31 Xov. 2
Aiuaiid Uobic ... A.Poydenot.L V. Dec. I Dec. 3
Auatralien .. ii. Didier, L.V. -ee. 31 lany. 2
ViHedelaCiota; V. Fiaachi. I.. V. | fan. U Keb. ?-'
Passengers bookml to Ueuuiou, Mauritius, and
1 ast Coast ot Africa. '
Rates of pissapo to London.— First Saloon. £00
to £70, including table tTioes. Liberal coaceseiou*
K'liunhed. Kaiuru Tickets available for nine or
twelve HlOUtUa *l MKUUCKU itATES. EA'GLISil
falEWiUUS.
Upon arrival at Marssillas English Interfre
TKhs inetft cho pisseiitrers lor London, Bntlnivethem
tvotyajiistanceiu landing anil passing their Iff
itagu tbrouyli tliu (Jj.touis, Arc, aud accompany
ikein to Paris and Calui*.
N. B.— Passengers' lu^gige conveyed free oj colt to
London by Steamer.
t'ut further particulars apply to
1UKKOLD UUOUIESS,
]£4cv Adelaide. Port Adelaide, and Port Firie.
- \rOKD-DKUT3CHEtt LLOYD.—
^wl^. X^l Kegular Monthly Line of fast
iTitf-'T^.PmasenBBrSteaniurs lu SOOTHAMP
^aOm^loy, ANTWKUP, and BttEMBN,
altii'g »c Colombo, Aden, Su«z, Port Said,
NAPhtts, and GliN'OA. Lnder Mail Contract
» illume Imperial lierraan Goverumeut.
Stoamer.i will be dispatched as tollows:— -
Steau.erii. ' iToiu. Couimandar. L» Ad
PKINZ REGENT I
l.uXTPOLD ... 6,C0O|B. Gathemann No. 14
KAULbUUHB ... ! 5,347 |W. von Schuck
: ; lnauo Dc. 12
HABSBURO ... i 3.217 t. Bieratsdt Ian. 9
UI.OENBUKG ... Ib.-iib i. Heintzs Fab. 6
Passage-money trom Adelaide, £12 to £57
10s. Great Reductions on Koturn Passages,
available for sis, nine, or twelve uiuulh*. Every
facility is offered for briuging out friends by pay
ment of pasaa^e-uioney uere. Co bin pisaengen
tuny break their journey. Third Class to South
ampton, £12.
Menu especially arranged to ruit all nations.
All ?fficers aud siowariU cuuveraauo with the
English laoguagtt.
Passengers and Carzo booked through to London
ind principal Kuropean, Abiat:o, ami American
Ports. Pajwenpets tut Engiaud aio lauded m
&O0THAMPTO.N.
Pduenpers land and eaibatk at L«rgs Bar.
For Freight, Pa-isa^k, aud all other particulars
Jiply to ibe agont»,
U. iiUECICE it CO,
131cv Adelaidn and Port Adelaide.
A. CURRIE & CO/S MONTHLY
line Of mm*.
The S.S. ARGUS, 2,71)2 tons,
will be diao.ueliert from Melbourne for Hadras and
Calcutta about las N nvember.
The o.S. CLITUS, '1.4?-i tons,
?will ba dispatched from Melbourne for Singapore
and Bombs v abntit 31 st uctobsr.
The o.b. BUCEPUALUK, 1.S1S tons,
will be disDatched from Adelaide fur Java Ports
about middle November,
t'or.i'reight and Pasaaze apply to
li. MUEC1CE it CO., Agents.
2J6.S,30 ? ; ? Adelaide itnd Port.
ELDER, slvfirH, &. CO., LTD.
Tar — ^sj — ~^ r'ie Allowing Fllt.ST-CL.iSS
Vn/| m q\ Yt;-SKLS will be dispntched as
\\A\ Is jLfil under. Cargo and P&ssangers
VvVjivia booked at ttie lowest current
JANUARY WOOL SALES.
R.M.S. ROME, 7th November.
n.S. CULF OF TARANTO, about 10th No
TemDer.
ANTWERP DIRECT.
S.S. CULF OF TARANTO, about 10th No
vetnber. .l
DUNKIRK AND HULL.
S.S. GULF OF IY1ARTABAN, about 6th
November.
MARCH WOOL SALES.
Ship COLLINGROVE, from Port Adelaide,
about, and October.
Ship MORIALTA, from Port Adelaide, eatly
November.
.Ship ORIANA, from Port Augusta, early No
reiuber.
Agents at Port Pirie—
Messrs. GEi). Ferguson & Co.
Aneiits at Port. August*—
Me^nrs. YOUNG & GORDON'. 290tbsc
CJTEAM TO LONDON VIA NEW
O ZEALAND, CAPS HORN, and calling at
HIO JAM£1KO.-THE NEW ZEALAND SHIP
I'ING CO.'S LlNEOF ROYAL M AlLdTEAMEBS.
'In* Magniticent Steel Steamer
TONGA K1K0,
4.103 tons, will leave Wellington on 1st November,
Wii, to be followed by K.M.S. KlAHINKou 29th
November.
Pusseneers booked through from Adelaide to
London, Plymouth, and I'io Janeiro by this route
will avoid the extreme he it of the Hed sea and
huez Canal. c; EOKGii WILLS & Co., Agents.
? ? ptWtc
DEUTSCHE- AUSTKAblSCHE
DAMPFSCHIFFS GESELLSCHAFr
(Uermau-Australian S.S. Co.;.
EEGCLAR LINE OF DIRECT STEAMEBS TO
AND FKOM ANXWEUP AND HAMBURG
iVia Suez Canal).
The Monthly Departures of these Steamers from
Hamburg and Antwerp to Adelaide, Melbourne,
and Sydney direct, enible Importers to rely upon
Kegular and Cheap Freights. The Steamer* dis
chaigeon Wharf at Port. Adelaide, aAd the riskoi
damage to cargo is thus minimized.
UEOUGE WILLS J: CO.,
lOOthc Adelaide and Port Adelaide.
~~Z r-0BT PIRIE AND AREAS SHIP
A«v t Pi-N« COMPANY, L1.UITK1X—
j/*ftjg»MARY WEBsTER tails on Thursday.
?oB|H& October 25. Freiuln, Cs. per ton. A. and
K. Le MtsBurier, Port, Agents. Fred Urey, Secw
t«rr. Port Pirin. ? 333c
— IV1011 ElJlTHBUK(;u.— The Steam
jjkfcX^^, ii. ship WaKooKA, on Wednesdays
i3jUh^^.and Saturdays at ') a.m., returning
^BhW* Thursdays aud MomUy-t.
'J5tc U. MUECKIi iE CO., Agents.
fllHK PORT WAKK FIELD SUfppiNG COY.
1 LTO.— For POKT WAKEK1ELD— ANNIE
WATT »atlR Wednesday, October 24, at 5 p.m. A.
ind K. Le Meuurier, Purt Adelaide. 2967
OR KINGSTON AND UKACHPOBT.—
LUBLINK (in conjunction with Cygnet) will
sail Tuesday, 23rd inst. Apply .7. Orice * Co.,
Kiogscon; or A. & B. Le Messurier, Port Adelaide.
? 2n3,C
/CAPTAIN ROBSON, of the birque NORFOLK
Kj ISLAND, desires to aay tbat he utterly faile«
to identify the rope sent from Adelaide to Port
Wakefield, and raid to have been atolea from his
vessel by Captain of Adonis, whom be exonerates,
and believes to be-psrfecUj innocent.
SHIPPING
HE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY, LIMITED,
will dispatch thair- Steamers as under—
FOKMELBOl aXt;,SY»;-EY, and
?Staauigra. [ Tuim | ? Sailing.
S.S.ln'aiiiinc'n | :-,Sliu | Sat'rtUy I Otft.37 | ?J.lSp.m.
' STKEUAUU *AUt; TO MtiLBOUUNK, lus.
SPENCER'S GULF SERVICE.
For PORT LINCOLV. MOONTA, WALLAROO,
and FRANKLIN HARBOUR.
S.S. FKRRKX ...| Tuesday 1 October 23 | 3 p.m.
Fot PORTS AUGUSTA, prUE. and OKaMEIN.
S.S. INVESTIGATOR | Saturday I Oct. 27 | 5 p.m.
COLDlLDS.
TUB ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED, will dispatch the magnificent EX PRESS
PASSENGER STEAMER
ADELAIDE,
1.711 tons, for ALBANY and FREMANTLK. on
THURSDAY, November 1. at 4 p.m. ThisSteamer
is noted for her comfortable seagoing qualities,
superior passenger accommodation, and good
cuisine.
To be followed by the
S S. TEKAPO,
',ri'J tons, on
SATURDAY, November 10.
Passengers boaked through to NORTH AM and
SOUTHERN CROSS at LOWEST BATES.
ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED,
269u Currie Chambers, Currie-street.
AUSTRALASIAN UNITED STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD.
REGULAR WEEKLY SEUVlUtt
For MELBOUKm SiBx\t\,aud
mJEtiVSLiM) FORTS.
Steimern. | Leave. Hour.
RANELAQU ...ISaturday, Oct. 27 2.15p.m.
FlfZROY ? ISaturday. Nut. 3 2.16 p.m.
Rauela(hl«avea Qui «n's Wharf, Saturday, 2. 15 p.m.
' CVjfo received daily into Sheds at C-udeu's Wharf.
WEST AUSTRALIAN COLDFIELDS.
REGULAR SERVICE TO
ALBANY, FREMAHTLE, AND
OERAlDTON,
WITHOUT TRANSHIPMENT.
S.S. WAROOKV4, l.ZV.l Tons,
THIS DAY. at NOON.
To be folio ««d by
S.S. BULTMBA, -2,510 Tons, about October 29.
S.S. HOCKXOK, 2.00U 1'ona, about Novembers.
Cargo received iu Sheds, Maclaren Wharf, daily.
Splendid passenger accommodation. Specially
fitted up for the transport of live stock.
Special arrangements have been made for the
is*ue of CLIEAP THROUGH TICK El S to
NORTH AM and SOUTUEP.N CRO3a lorpiasen
gers, hoN«s, drays, -tc.
KEDUCKD THROUGH RATES TO
€ (-U LG 4 ft t» ltt.
' Passenger fares and freights at LO WEST HA. TES.
Apply to
HARKOLD BROTHERS,
Adelaide and Port, Port Pine, and Broken Hill.
Hie
LUNDS LINE 01- STEAMERS.
LONDuN, vi% Ports m required.- These new
full-powereu fust. £in»iu«r« aro appointed te leave
the Port Adelaide Wharf and (or) Outports as re
quired as follows:—
WOOLLOOMOOLOO ... SOtli October.
HUBBUCK :.. ... KarJy N'oTember.
WARRNAMSOOL ... Xo follow.
WARRI6AL ? To follow.
ECHUCA ? „. 'Jo follow.
CULGOA ? To follow.
YARrtAWONCA ? To follow.
WliXANNIA ... ... Tofuiluw.
BUNOAREE ? TofoUow.
txcfllent accommodation for Passengers.
For freight qr passage apply to
GEORGE WILLS & CO.,
291thsc Adelaide. Port Adelaide, and Port Pirie.
DUNKIRK AND LONDON
DIRECT.
The well-known Fast Steamers will be dispatched
as follows:—
WOOLLOOMOOLOO,
Captain H. Goodkham, U.lt.R., 3,521 tons,
from Port Adelaide about 30th October.
INDRAPURA,
Captain J. Sanders, 3,859 tons,
from Port Adelaide about 7th November.
GEORGE WILLS & CO..
291thsc Adelaide, Port Adelaide, and Port Pirie.
VICTOR HARBOR TO
LONDON.
Tlie First.-i.-U**. Fust, Steamer
IMDRAPURA
will be dispatched from Victur Harbor about
Tib November.
Victor Htriior Agents —
A. li. l.ANDSKEll, (i. S. RKAtl.
GEORGE WILLS &. CO.,
SiHlhsc Adelaide, Port AdelaMe, and Purt Pirie.
MARCH WOOL SALES
PORT ADELAIDE TO LONDON.
WILLS LINE Or SAILERS.
The Fine t\Vl Iron Harque
CARDIGAN CASTLE,
Captain W. Guui.ui.Mi. 1,233 ton-, in now loiding,
and will beilispitobeu ab'.mt middle November.
GEORGE WILLS & CO.,
'JOGthsc Ailtiaiiio, Pt.rt Adelaide, aud Port Piiie.
vTcToTr^ harbor to
london direct.
The Fine -'-' Al Iron Barque
CAROiGAN CASTLE
will have tin&l uijjiaci li niiout. end November.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
Victor Harbor Agents—
A. U. LaNDS&er. U. S. Heai».
GEORG- WILLS & CO..
2Slth«c Adelaide, Port Adelaide, and Port Pirie.
S- AWTELI.'S, OCULISTIC and GEXKRAL
OPTICIANS, Nun ra-TEKP. * CE (opposite
Museum). AOtLAlDK. ' .
SPECTACLES optically prescribed without
drugs for children ami adults. The only cine for
defective visiou, its headaches and nervous dis
orilei-*.
BALANCE* of iaU 3, llun.llestreet, Stock of
Watch**, Javrellery, -Jtc., as Clearance Prices.
AGENCY for uiy Chronometer, Nautical Op
tician, Charr, and Almarmc Kusinets at. Port
Adelaide. ALFRED E. SAWTELL, Executor.
? liiS'hsc
TO SHIPMASTERS, MERCHANTS, AND
O111KKS.
The SHIPPING REPORTER for Daily Papers
attends to Telegrams and Letters.
RICHARD JAGOE,
Reach Branch OHlce. Esplanade, Semaphore.
BUSINESS NOTICES
AMATEUR FOOTBALL
Played with Empty Jam Tins WE admire; it's
go id fur uiir trade.
Bet WE are now MAKING CHILD'S CALF
LACE BOOTS, UiKh Leg, Steal Uptu; Iron Toes
and Heelplates-. Sizes «-, 7, S, 9, 3s. tid.; 10, 11, 12,
13,3s. Ud.; 1,4*. lid.
These resist to the last the delicate attentions of
Wall Climbing, School Marchings Stone-larking,
and Jsiin-tiu footballing. Col to, try them. TWu
PAIKS COST ONLY A3 MUCH AS MOST
SHOPS CHARGE FOR ONE.
JOHN HUNTER,
CITY BOOT PALACE,
Next, the Arcade.
S54ths342
BEST STOCK
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
IN THE COLONIES.
BERMINCHAM~AND COMPANY,
RUN OLE-STREET, and 23, BINDLEY
? STREET. ? lClth.sc
ATKN'IS AND INVKNTIONS
The Butineas of CONIGRAVE&COLL1SON
is continued by the undersigned at, thu Austr«la*Un
Patftiit »nd Trade Marks Office, SAN'IO BUILD
INGS, WAYMOUTH-STREET.
187-Yc ? COLLISON * CO.
MAURI BROS.,
CORK GROWERS AM) MANUFACTURERS.
FACTORY— 40, CASTELLAR, SiCVILLA, dPAlN
Brancnas— LoMlea, Sydney, and Brisbane.
Impottmel Artielw media ttaa Bwwm', Win*
makers', u4 Atmtad WaUr Tradw.
T. H. MORBBY, Maaager,
59, FraBklin^trcct, Adelaide, 8. A.
S9tUc
SHIPPINQ
THE HOWARD SMITH LINE
REDUCED FARE3.
Saloon. Return. Foreeabin.
To Melbourne £l 10 0 £2 5 0 £.0 10 0
Sydney ... 2 15 0 4 0 0 l o 0
Brisbane 4 0 0 (i 10 0 1 ID 0
Wallaroo '-) 12 6 1OO 070
Port Pirie 10 0 1 15 0 0 12 6
Pt. Augusta 110 0 2 10 0 100
The 8te»mers of this Favourite Line will sail
from Howard Smith's Wharf, Port Adelaide,
weather and other circumstances permitting, as
follows:—
For Melbourne, *t
Sydney, S.S. BUNINYONG.
Brisbane, ^WEDNESDAY, Oct.
and all I 21, at 12 noun.
Queensland Ports. J
The S.S. BUNINYONG, 3,000 tons, is one of the
most popular Steamers trading on the Australian
coast, tier Passenger Accommodation is escellent.
The State Cabins am rootny. Saloon is full width
of ship. Commodious and Well-ventilated Fore
cabins. '?
For Albany and ) S..S. GABO,
Fremantle. )' MONDAY, Nov. S.
For Wallaroo, ) S.S DERWENT,
Port Pirie, ^WEDNESDAY, Oct.
Port Augusta, ) 24, 4.15 p.m.
The attention of Travellers and Excursionists is
directed to this Gulf Service, and to the Passenger
Accommodation of the Fast, Steamer Derwent.
FREIGHTS AT LOWEST RATES.
WM. HOWARD SMITH & SONS, LTD.,
Royal Chambers, Currie-street, Adelaide;
North-carafe, Port Adelaide. 2S6c
BUSINESS NOTICES
Here It la:
THE BEAUTY.
The New Improved ^
Hunter's Half-Guinea F/
A£M S At H
BiLlffORAL^/ \
As far above ^-*f ^*'r-*'^?2^^'«/
Hlsh - soundinnj^jd^ 7
Sweater ? mutef — jC^Z T\
Imitations as \VW\ / 1
the sun is above \i \J V / /
the earth. \\^J I
It it a Men's Kid BalmoralN ' l{ \
Calf Goloshed. Sewn, Leather or V % ? K 1
Canvas-lined Dust-proof Tonene. -v ™ v^
and every genuine pair is branded N^ KB
is under— ^J \m
10/6 ? w
ee/i&^&vki* G E T T n B
'WU^* JOHN .
'***♦» HUNTER'S.
(RliGISTEKEn.)
CUT THIS OUT AND KEEP IT
IT MAY NOT APPEAR AGAIN.
, 'LOYOLA'
(RcKi.stend),
?A LADIES' KID LACE SHOE, Sewn Soles, all
Leather, guaranteed, neat toe-cap,
Piice. A/ll, 4/11, 4/11.
JOHN HUNTER'S
CIJY BOOT PALACE,
^ EXT THE ARCADE (only Bundle-st Address).
? . 2«ze
^GLASSWARE.
GLASSWARE.^
NEW GOODS, NEW PATTERNS, NBW STOCK
TABLE «;L4SS\VAltE,
PER 30 CKNT
BELOW ORDINARY RETAIL PRICES,
MATTERS k CO.'S
WHOLESALE CHINA AND GLASS
WAREHOUSE,
72. IUN OLE-STREET.
FANCY FLO'-VKK-SCANDS and EPERGNKS.
BUBY and CITRON VASES and BASKETS
specially imported for the Rose £ea4on.
EARTHEHWARE ANO CHINAWARE
DEPARTMENTS
replete wiih a Magnificent Scock of
CHINA DINNER SKIS.
ACACIA lilNNKR SETS.
HAWTHUUX DINNER 6ETS.
RHINE, PHKASAN T, GltEhN KBEEN, BAND
AND LINK, OPEN Sl'OUltS of almost every
pattern sold heie.
FANCV fJOODS.
CUINA STRAWBERRY SETS.
PRKTTY KOWLS, DISHES. TRIPLE TRAYS,
COMPORTS. BlsCUITd, MARMALADES,
HONEY POTS IN SUI TKS.
AFTERNOHN CUPS and SAUCERS.
AFTERNOON TKASK.TX.
ALL THE Klirt'EST GOODS SPECIALLY
SKLKCTED.
GENT6' MOCSTaCHK CoPS and SAUCERS.
150 TOILET SST.S 150.
THE NEWEST, THK C1IKAPE.ST, THE BEST
IN THIS MARKET.
AT
«^T MATTERS & CO. S,
7», KIIXDLE-STKBET, TS. ^^
£93thEU-.Mz
WALKING
MADE A PLEASURE TO
EVERY ONE
WEARING
THE
'CALVANEASE'
GENUINE
ELECTRIC BOOTS
FOR THE PREVENTION
OF
TIRED AHD TENDER FEET.
BRANDON,
SOLE AGENT
FOR
SOUTH AUSTRALIA,
57, RUDDLE-STREET.
Just received, a Shipmeut of the
above Gentlemen's Boots.
INSPECTION RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
BRANDONS SHOE WAREHOUSE,
57, RUNDLE-STREET,
? 264e
INTENDING Purchasers, before buying elie
where, to inspect the itock of PIANOS and
SSTEY ORGANS ; Wboieule Price at
Sfilc? KAUFFMAN'S.Grenfellstrett
TRY the BUNGALOW PACKET TEA. fib.
and Mb. plus., 5 and 101b tins. Extensive
?ale. Ufebly apprtctatt i . »«5cz
SHIPPINQ
%TcIL WRAITH, McEACHARN,
AND CO., LIMITED.
VEST AUSTRALIAN
GOLDFIELDS.
FASTEST ROUTE TO GOOLGARDIE
(circunutancei permitting).
S.S. NORKOOWA,
SATURDAY. 27th October.
For ALIHW, FHGMAKTLE,
4M) -;Mt ALSTON,
TAKING TRANSHIPMENT CARGO FOB ALL
N.W. COAsr PORTS.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR STOCK.
EARLY APPLICATION NECESSARY.
Foil particulars from
J. HAWLINGS A SON. Port; or
McIL WRAITH, MCEACUARN. AGO.. LTD.
2!s«c 19, Currie-street.
COAL. COAL.
MCILWRAITH, McKACBARN, & CO., LTD.
are prepared to supply BEST NEWCASTLE
(N.S.M'J COAL, Steam and Household, at Lowest
Prices in Adelaide and throughout South Australia.
Contracts taken for any period.
? 10. CURRIE-STRRKT. 173th«c
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
- TTfUDDAUT, PARKER, & CO.,
Atvl^ II LTD., will dispatch the S.S.
S^» NEMESIS
from 1'ort Adelaide for ALBANY, RUNBUBY
(VAsSF, if lufficient inducement offer*), FRE
MANTLE, and uERALOTON direct, witb Pas
sencera, Carco. and Stock, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27,
at noon.
For freight or passage apply
286ths93-3O0 ? I). A J. FQWL«R.
Coolgardie Dundas Bills
COLDFIELDS. ? GOLDFIELDS.
TLe Nearest and Best Routes to the above ara
Esperauce aud Israelite Bays.
The S.S. HKLKN NICOLL was the tint Steamer
to open up tb«a» routes, and her facilities (oa
account of her light drtught) for landing stock ara
veil known. Du»das Hills is only about 9' miles
from Esperance Bay. Persons going by either of
these routes can save 25 per cent, in expenses. ? -
The Steamer tails positively on the 27tb inst.
8 PECI AL NOTICE.— Freights and Passsges haye
been Reduced by '25 per cent.
Apply
BALLANTYNE & CO.,
2S9'300 Currie-streat and Port.
BUSINESS NOTICES
A^g^^'^^ FULL
1/ |/ SIZE
n n fa B
I, j Has
HAflPfn'tt Hmt? and Well - finished
HVIPrCi.ll- 3 HANDSOME BEDSTBAD,
asabove, is VERY CHEAP. Charming assort
ment of cheaper and better, including a wonder,
ful Half-tester of slightly lighter make than
above, at 17s. 6d.
SI-E- IlL fAHJEiS^SSa
full size, richly Brass -mounted, and inoso
superior finish, 'Mi. each. Ask for them.
i''lirrw Brass-mounted and- plain Iron, Single
VlFlSj anj Double. Beiutiful lot. You
couldn't ue disappointed with them.
wire lurriitissfcx -ajk
patterns keps. Priced all recently reduced,
whilst quality has teen improved. Full «za
from lo.s. A very superior double- woven, full
size, thick and close wires, 19*. fid. A new liae—
our 'King' Mattre«», moat pleasing in use and
appearance, Sis. SINGLE size, for one person,
from lla. 6d.
FURNITURE.
SOMETHING QUITE NEW. COME
AHDJEE.
NEW DESIGNS |)t€flGSS pAiRS
for Bedroom. Very large purchase just made.
.Splendid value at 52s. tid., 70s., 75s., 85s., 95s.,
105a., ltf)s., 130s., to £lu 10*.; Cedar orHuon;
glass mostly bevelled.
lllti-T- OF DRAWERS,
New Designs, very special, Cedar, eight drawer,
nickel handled. Real Cedar, five-drawer, nice lue,
at CM.
SlULDVilkUtS, It. 6m.,5.t.,»ndoft.,
with bevslled mirrors, new in de-ifcn and of
wonder! ul value. Must be seen to be appreciated.
l)lU\Y!\(vKO0tt SIITE\
our own mace. NO Shoddy, but perfectly BE
LI A BL £. Designs too numerous t'or description.
Stuffed Miites, x.\. Hi 15j.. £5 16s., £6 15a., £7 15 ,
ilS H\i., £1U lUs.. tu £?-! Ui. DRAWlNU-ROOM
surnss renovated.
DiNLXGROOU SUITES
in splendid imitation or real Leather. The former
irooi £$ IT*. Ud.; the latter from £14 10s.
f'HAIU l?fclW A comfort in good
UIMK Dblf9. heaItll .jujj bot| a
comfort and convenience in sickness. Plain
brass loss, including flock stuffed pretty cretonne
cushions, makes chair, lounge, or Ded, oTs. Kancy
brask front, i1». tin. ; Uo. aud orass lop at back,
66s. and S'Si.
P£RAHRUL4TOI18 SSf,®
that no one can fairly go away without ouying of
u«, and at price) ihas uiustgive aatisfactiou. No
rubbish.
TWO ROOMS FURNISHED at £11.
THUKE ROOMS at. £15 to£221Us.
Lists for these and for larger house* on application
or by post.
COMPLETE HOUSK FURNISHERS.
Our motto—' He is well served who i« well satis
fied.' Your satisfaction our studious aim. Don't
buy elsewhere until we have failed to please you.
Our immense sto:k will help you to secure com
plete satisfaction.
WHEN YOU COME
Don't judge by appearances. Oar Hindley-street
Shop i» small, but there ia an IMMENSE PLACE
aud STOCK BEHIND.
HOOPER'S,
49, Hiotlley-st., and Leigii-st.
T ? 27ficz
The Guardian Accident and Guarantee
Insurance Company of Australasia, Ltd.
Will pay
To the Representative of any Person
Killed by Accident
in Train or Tramcar
In South Australia having
A 8TICK or PLUG of
HAVELOCK
TOBACCO
In use in his possession at time of Accident.
,- . .. ? . ? ?. ana
DRAPERY AND CLOTHING
MARTIN BROS.,
BURLINGTON HOUSE,
Are now offering a very large Shipment of
LADIES? BLOUSES, LA.DIKS1 SHIRTS, anrf
LADIBS- JACKET* with Skirt* to match, all oj
which have been bought bit their London liouse under
most exceptional advantages for Cask at thz end
of the Enolith Season, and being' a much larger
purciata of ihU class of goods than the;/ art accui
tomed to make no late in the London Season, after
their regular Shipments, have decidid to offer them at
eery Low Prices.
45I2 D0ZEN
SHIRTS i BLOUSES
The following are some of the Styles and Prices:—
X86J dozen Blouses, assorted in the Latest Current
Stylet of the Season, Light aud Dark Patterns, at
16, Ml, 2 II.
136 dozen Ladies' Shirt Blouses, plain soft Fronts,
with stiff CoUars and Cufft and full Sleeves ; light
ground, with, tmail Pattern* and Stripes, also plain
BuffCvlmu;
USUAL SIZES AT
2/11, 36, 4 II,
O.S. LARGE WOMEN'S SIZES,
3/|| AND 4/||.
31 dozen Ladies' Shirt Blouses, with full Shoulder
Frill, stiff Collars and Cuff, light colours, assorted
(USUALLY SOLO AT 6S. I ID.),
FOB
3/11
EACH.
442
SKIRTS i JACKETS
A.II of them are so well cut and finished that they
?will fit almost any figure without alteration. The
best goods are tailor-made.
THE POPULAR TWEED GOAT AND
SKIRT,
Xetceit Style, assorted Patterns, Fawn and Grey
Shade*, at
17/6, 22 6, 24/6, 35/6,
IN COVART COATING
AT
45/6 AND 47/6.
LINED SILK,
59,6.
THE POPULAR GOAT AND SKIRT
In Linens and Drills, Light Blue, Dark Blue, and
£10 Shades, at
21/ anu 25/6.
MARTIN BROS.
BUBLIXGTON HOUSE, ADELAIDE.
291c
50, KING WILLIAM-ST.
SUMMER SEASON.
MESSRS. DCOLETTE & CO.
(John Xaskkr),
TAILORS, SlIlRTMAKtiltS, HOSIERS,
Respectfully invito attention to tbeir Large Stock
Of SUMMER WOOLLENS.
Specially Selected in the Bent Kugiish and Conti'
nontal Markets, comprising the Newest Goods
in all Departments.
SUMMER SUITINGS AND
TROUSERINGS.
la t-bis branch of their business the; are showing
the Newest and Most Select, Bangeof Patterns,
qui'e exclusive styles, and at Moderate Prices.
Patterns forwarded Poit Free upon application.
SHIRTS MADE TO OKDKR.
In this department they excel, bating a shirt
cutter of large experience. The £eii- Goods at
Moderate Prices.
Newest Zephyr, Ccvlon, and Indian Gauze Shirt
ings. Newest ttegatia aud Tennis Shirts. Newest
Scurfs, Ties, and Collars. Newest Gloves in Kid,
Swede, -tc. Newest Hats in Drab Pullover.
Newest Hat* in Felt. Newest Straw Hats.
Newest; Helmets, special quality. Newest Travel
ing Bags in Gladstone ami other shapes. Gentle
men's Fitted Bags at low prices. Gentlemen's
Mercery, Undorvests, P.tnts, and Socks, a very
large assortment. l-r. J a e;:flr'« Hosiery, all kinds.
DOOLETTE & CO.,
59 King William-sticket. 295c
HUM, CORRV, it COMPf .
HUNT, CORKY, it COMff.
HIM, COKRY, ds COHPY.
SEASON 1894,
Take this opportunity of thanking their numerous
Customers lor their very liberal patronage during
the pait season, and would intimate to them that
they b&ve now received their
FIRST1 SHIPMENT
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Tbsse Goods have been carefully selected for
them by their Home Buyers, and they having had
special indu eiuents offered them for Cash, nave
purchased much heavier than usual. Many of
these Good* have already arrived, «nd each
steamer brings additional lines, which for Assort
ment, Style, and Value cannot be surpanied in the
fity.
WILL YOU PLEASE CALL AND JUDGE FOB
YuUBSELVES? .
The following are a few of the many Hue* we wish
to call particular attention to :—
New Millinery,
New Fiowen, ??
New feathers,
New Trimmed Bonnets,
New Iiinimed liats,
New Untrimmed Bonnets,
New Uutrimmed Hats,
New Millinery Trimmings,
New silks.
New Jackets,
New Kid Gloves,
New Fabric Gloves,
New Puliues,
New Apronsand Pinafores,
New Underclothing,
New Sunshades,
New Haberdashery,
New Kancy Goods,
New Kibbons,
Ne w Laces ami Insertions,
New Embroideries,
New Hosiery,
New Dresses,
New Serges and Cashmeres,
New Furnishings,
New Calicoes and Hollands,
New Oilcloths.
New Window Linens,
New Men's Suitings,
New Straw Hats,
New Clothing.
HUNT, CORRY, -fc CttJIPY.
112, 114, 116, 118, RUNDLE-ST.,
ADELAIDE. 25-thsztscT
TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
ous
TEMPORARY PREMISES,
during
BUILDING OF NEW SHOP,
KANGAROO HOUSE,
68, HINDLEY-STREET.
JA1ES SMITH & CO.
42th«j
DRAPERS' CIRCULAR?, HANDBILLS
PRICE-MS l'ti, Ac.
NEATLY AND KXPEDIfTOUSLV EXECUTED
at the .
REGISTER, OBSEUVEK, AND JOURNAL
OFFICKj.
DRAPERY AND CLOTHING
JAS. MARSHALL
AND CO.'S
GREAT DISPLAY
OF
NEW GOODS.
OVER
£125,000
WORTH OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRAPERY
TO SELECT FRllM
SHIPMENTS OF LATEST NOVELTIE!
BV EACH
M4IL STEAMER.
Dress Department.
JA3. MARSHALL & CO. announc* unongsl
their NEW SH1PMBIUS—
The n«w aad charming i-UNCANA SUITINGS,
KUMICA COA11HG, SAXONY SILKJtK
COATING.
BlackanJ- White Chock WOOLLEN MATERIALS
in extensive variety
The fashionable COVERT COATINGS. The new
Dove Greys and Heather effects in the prsitj
SPKING and SUMMEtt HOMESPUNS
Hundred Varieties in KttKNCa TWKEuS. ENG
LISH and SCOTCH TWEEDS, and FANCY
CHEVIOTS.
In the above collection we find all the elegance and
simplicity we are accustomed to associate witb
reaaonable prices, lOjil, 1/, J/C, 1/11, 2/3, 3/6, 2/11,
3/6, 3/11, 4/0. 4/U, 6/6 yard.
BLOUSES, whicn hare uowcome importantly into
place ia the category of Bodices, are a prevailing
feature of fashion.
Pretty, soft Woollen Material, such as CHECK
and STrtJPK DELAINES, Plain Cream and
White FRENCH DELA1.N KS
The daintiest collection of FRKNCH FLORAL
DELAINES, benrewn witu tiny bouquets ol
flowers, in natural colours or single blooms, ol
which we are now making a special display
The materials chiefly used for SKIRTS this saaion,
which embrace Doth smartness and utility, ami
which seem more furnished with the popuUi
Blouse than any other texture, are the KoVAl
SERGES, in Navy, Ulack, Cream, and a full
range of Colours
Soft blends of Colour in the NEW SUMMER
FANCY CHEVIOTS, bisley Check Tweed Suit
ing, Beaver-faced Cloth, Bourbon Check Tweed
Coatinc, Spring Shetland Homespun, Ayleaburj
Suiting Tweed, and the new Levantine-faced
Cloth
The foregoing CHARMING FABRICS make taste
ful Costumes of Coat and Skirt to be worn with a
different coionred Vest
Special Value in All-wool Double Width FRENCB
BKGES. 1/3, 1/6, lfll, 2/3 yard
Very Special Value Double-width Diagonal Coat
ing, 1/4J. l/ll, 2/3
Splendid Value in All-wool Double-width Coatini
Serges, 1/6. 1/11, 2/6 yard
We hold a magnificent stock of FASHIONABLI
ENGLISH and FKKNCH BLACK MATEU1ALS
The luxury of the Season for Mantles and Part;
find Evening Wear ia the Double-width BLACli
NORWICH GUENAD1NK, Double-widtb Sill
and Wool, Black, with coloured design, FitENCt
ORE PON
Double-width All-wool FRENCH BLACK CRB
PON, BLACK FRENCH COATINGS, BLAC*
FANCY OTTOMAN-, and All-wool Double
width FRKNCH BLACK DELAINES, 1/11,2/0
2/11,8/6, 3/U yard
The feature of the Season is the BLACK am
WHITE TWEED effects, 1/11, 2/3, 2/11, 3/H yan
SPECIAL VALUE— 24 Dress Lengths, donbli
width, in a Check and Diagonal Wool Material
6/9 tbe drew length
Beautiful Value in All-wool Double -widtl
KKKNCH DIAGONALS, FANCY DIAGONA1
TWEEDS, FRENCH COATING SERGES
FRENCH OATING WHIPCORDS, an.
FANCV LUXEMBURG COATING, 1/11 yard
worth 3/6 jard
Doable-width OXFOP.D UNION TWEED, 7J-
yard, good durable wear
Double-width UNION DIAGONAL TWEED
majority Greys, Sjd yard
A Largo Variety of CREAM NUN'S VEILINC
DELAINQS, All-wool Creatu Crepons, Crean
Wool Stripe Delaines, and scripe Crepons, pricei
are 1/6, 1/11, i!/6, 2/11 yarU
NEW COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Fancy Printed Nainsooks, new designs, from 6/1 :
dozen
Spot and Striped Cambrics, fast colours, suitabli
for Blouses, (Ud yard and upwards
Striped Washing Crepons, 5/11 dozen. A splendk
assortment of pattern*. These Goods are wortl
from lOJd tol/jard
Self-coloured Crepons, from 9Jd yard
Sateen Drills for Ladies' and Children's dresses
fast colours in Fawns, Butcher Blue, Light Blue
Pink
Blick-and-white check Zephyrs, very fashionable
Dyed Piques in small and large cable cord
Mysore Zephyrs iu Pale Biue, Pink, Cream, Fawn
- and China Blue
Floral Fancy Prints, dark grounds, from 3/1]
dozen
Floral Fancy French Sateens in lijjLit and dirt
grounds
Navy ground Cambrics, fast colours, a splendid
selection to choose from, at 6/11 dozen
Printed Hindoo Lawns, in dark colours, at 10}d
yard
Holland ground Cambric, wash well, at Sid yard
Self -coloured Zephyrs in Light Pink, Mid Pink, aud
Full Pink
Self-coloured Zephyrs in Light and Mid Shades ia
Blue
The New 'ASCOT' VESTING for Ladies' Vesta
and Fronts, faat colours
Woven Spot Dendarah Drills in Pink, Blue, Fawns
Woven Spot Cotton Hopsacks in Blue, Fawn,
Brown, and Pink, ll$d yard
New French Tambo Floral Muslins, choice goods,
1/8 vard
NEW' HALF-MOURNING CAMBRICS
A splendid assortment of Galatea Strpes and
Navy ground Striped Galatea for Boys' wear,
ttroiig and useful. Also, Light and Navy
Galatei, for Boys' Sailor Collars, Ac.
Carpet Departnifiii.
TAPESTiiY CARPETS, Uj-i., 1/3, 1/8, 1/9 yard
MADRAS BRUSSELS, 1/11 yard
DOOR KLIPS, 1/3, 1/6, 1/Ueach
HEARTHRUGS, 3/11. 4/3, 4/9, 5/6 each
CURTAIN POLKS, cotupM*. 3/6, 4/11 each
TAPESTRY COVEHINU. 1/11. 2/3, 2/11, 3/3 yard
ART MUSLINS, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 dozen
ART MUSLINS, double-width with border, 4/U,
7/6, 10/6. 13/6 dozen
CRKTONNES, 3/11, «/5, 10/6, 12/, 15/ dozen
CRKTONNE, double-widtb, reversible and
bordered, I/O, 1/11 yard
COS1KS, i/. 1/3, 1/6.2/6, 2/il each
CUUTA1N CHAINS. 6d., 7id.. 1/3, 1/11 pair
JUST OPKNED
WOOL and SILK FRINGES in all tbe New Art
Shades.
I ~ I
SAILOR HITS.
Ladies will find a Magnificent Assort
ment of all shapes and qunlities in the
Newest Styles of SAILOR HATS,
which are so much in demand this
season. Tbe supply at many establish
ments being comp etcly exhausted, we
aro assured our patrons will be pleated
to know we, as usual, have a limitless
assortment. x
~ r
Silk Department
We have great pleasure in stating that we have
now opened a Large and Varied Assortment of
NEW SEASON'S GOODS
in tbia Department, containing all the Latest
Novelties in
DRESS SILKS! TRIMMING SILKS!!
BLOUSE SILKS!!!
LIBERTY SILKS, all colours, lljd yard
LIBERTY PONGEE SILKS, newest, shades, 1/11
yard
REAL SHANGHAI SILKS, good colours for
Blouses, 2/3 yard
COLOUiiED MOIRE SILKS in Grenat, Fawn,
Cardinal, Gold, Terra, Grey, Moss, Brown, 2/6
COLOURED MOIRE SILKS, Lt. Fawn, Brown,
Mid Brown, Reseda, Grey, Myrtle, Biege, Navy,
Salmon, Maine, riky, Rlectric, Peacock, Old Gold,
White, and Cream, 3/6 yard
SHOT SILK in great rariety, very effective colour
ings, 2/11 yard
PRINTED PONGEE SILKS in Black and Navy
Grounds, very suitable for blousrs, 2/11 yard
FOULARD SILKS in Navy and White And Black
and White, 21 inches wide, suitable for blouses,
3/1 1 yard
BENGALIVE SILKS, a most effective trimming
for Tweed dres-es now so fashionable, in all the
newest colourings, 4/11 yard
CHUCK .SILKS.— We have just received a Special
Shipment of these New and Fashionable Goods
at the followine prices— 3U1, 4/11, 6/6, 5fll yird
TUSSORB MLK, iU in. wide, at lUd, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11
yard
Do. do., 27in., heavy make, 2/6, 2/H yard
Do., do , 24 in., much used for Window Blinds, 3/11
WHITE JAPANKSE SILK, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/B
yard
Do. do. do., special, shipment just opened, 27 in.
wide, very suitable for Blouses, a good washing
sill;. 3/C yaid
WHITK CHINA SILK.— This make of Silk is ad
mitted to be the beat Washing Silk procurable, at
2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11 yard
SEND FOR PATTERNS. £95ct
DRAPERY AND CLOTHING
J. T. FITCH,
THE CORNER,
BUNDLE AND PULTENEY STREETS.
GREAT SHOW
OF THE MOST
FASHIONABLE
/ GOODS
FOR
SPRING SUMMER.
New Creponi, *ld, 5jd, 5}d
Black-and-white Check Prints, very cheice, 5Jd
7Jd per yd.
Floral Prints, Holland Grounds, 6Jd per yd.
Hoyle's Prints, warranted good washing, smal
pattern*, 5jd per yd.
Fancy White Muslins for Blouses and Pinafores
2-d. 3}d, 4£d, Sjj'l, ?£d
Fancy Twed Dress Material, double width, 3J4, 1/,
1/3 per yd.
Fancy Seif-Dre;s Materials, doubla width, 1/, 1/e
per yd.
The New Coitinc Serge, double width., in Fawn
Cream, and urey, l/ll J per yd.
Covert Coating, double width, n Grey only, the
latest thing, 2/11 per yd.
Heavy Fancy Foders for children's wear, strong
and good washing, 6jd 8Jd, 9Jd
Unbleached Table Linen. OJd, SJd, l'Jd, 1/1} per yd
Coloured Cotton Tablecovers, 1/11, 2/11, 3/9
New Striped Drills, 7{d, lOJd per yd
33-in. Striped Flaunalette, 3/11 per dozen, 6Jd, Sid
New Tennisettes in Check and Stripe, ejd per yd.
Special Liue in fciik Striped Tennisette, lljd
peryd.
Art Muslin FrilleUe for Short Blinds, 4jd
Trayclotbs, 1/11. 2/6. 2/11
Lace Curtains, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11
Honeycomb Quilts, 2/11, 3/11, 5/6, C/6
Ladies' Plain Cashmere Hose, 9d, 1/ pair
Special Line Navy Bibbed Cashmere Hole, 1/3 pail
Coloured Neck Ribbons, IJd yd
Taffeta Gloves, in Black and Tan, 7Jd, 1/ pair
Children's Coloured Bordered Handkerchiefs, 1/,
1/6 dozen
Ladies' Uenulitch, Coloured Borders, 4jd, 6Jd eacl
Children's Ribbed Cotton Hose,
2 8 4 5 6
5Jd ejd 7Jd SJd SJd pair
Ladies' Sateen Drill Costumes, Skirt and Jacket, ir
special shades, 19/6 -
Ladies' Print Wrappers, 6/11, 8/11, 10/6
Ladits' Serge Skirt and Jackets, Navy and Black.
25/6 ? ' ? ?
Special Lines of Ladies' Corsets, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/1]
per pair
Ladies' Garibaldi Jackets, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11
Special Line, neat pattern, puff sleeves, 2/U
Ladies' Frilled Shirt Blouse, full sleeves, stiff cufi
and collar, 3/11, 4/6
Splendid assortment) of New Belts, 1/3, 1/6,1/11.
2/8,2/11
Fancy Gem Hats, 2/9, 3/9
Children's Sailor Hats, 1/, 1/11, 2/11
Infant's Embroidered Cashmere Bonnets, 4/6
New Jet Bonnet Shapes, 1/11, 2/11, 3/9, 4/11
Black Lace Shapes, 1/11, 2/U, 3/0
Children's Sun Hats and Bonnets, 1/11, 2/11, 3/6
Girl V School Hats, trimmed ribbon band, Od
Melange Suit?, to measure, ao 55/ and 6y/0
Cable Serge Suits, to measure, at 55/ and 63/
Fancy Tweed Sac Suits, to tnoasure, at 45/
Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, 18/6, 25/6, 29/6, 32/6
Boys' Tweed K.B. fcuit*. 4/11, 6/6, 8/11, 6/C
White Drill K.B. Suits, sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, 3/11, 4/U
6/11
Boys' Tweed Suits, 14/9, 18/9, 21/6
Men's Sauen Coats, 4/U
Boys' and Youths' Speckled Straw Hate, 7}d, Dd
i/. i/e
Boys' and Youth*1 White Straw Hati, 93, 1/3, 1/9
Men's Coloured Terai Hats, 4/6. E/6, 0/1 1
Men's Ribbed «.C. Shirts, 1/1 li
Men's Ribbed B.C. Pants, 1/11 j
Gents' Washing Tien, 3d, 6d, 7J J, Od, 1/
BOOT DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Patent Court Shoes, Leather Heels, 4/6
Ladies' M.K. Kid Oxford Shoes, peak toecans
sewn, 4/U
Ladies' Leather Oxford Shoes, 4/3, 4/11, 6/H
Ladies' Patent Vamp Oiford Shots, 7/6, 9/6
Ladies' White Cam-as Shoes, lace or one strap, S/ll
Ladies' 'Tan' Derby Tie Shoe, 7/6, worth S/U
Ladies' Kid U.S. Boats, 6/11, 6/11, 7/6, f-/9
Ladies' High-lex Leather Balmoral*, 4/11, 5/6, 6/11
Ladies' Leather E.S. Boots, 4/6, 5/6, 6/11
Men's Balmorals, Leather Lined, Levant Top
Satin, Calf, Golosh, sewn, S/ll, worth 10/6
Men's ' ' Tan' Balmorals, s/ll, 9/3, 10/6
Men's Blucher*,3/U, 5/3, ti/11
Men's Lace Boots, sprigged, 5/11, 6/11, S/9
Men's Strong Balmorals, books and caps, 5/6, 6/U
8/0
Men's E.S. Boots, 5/6, 6/11, 8/11
Men's Leather Oxford Shoes, 5/11, 8/6, 10/0
Men's Canvas Shots, Blue or Tan, 3/11, 3/11
Infants' Strap Shoes, from 9d pair
Infants' Tan Strap Shoes, from 1/11
Infants' Kid Elastic-side Boots, 1/9, 1/11, 2/6, 3/11
Infants' Lace Boots from 1/3
Child's Strong Leather Lace Boots, sizes 6 to 9, 2/1,
2/11, 3/6; sizes iu to 13, 2/S, 3/d, and 3/11
Child's Strong Leather Klastic-kide Boots, sizes 6 to
9, 2/4, 3/3, and 3/1 1; sizes 10 to 13, 2/9, 3/9, and 4/U
Child's Strong Leather Balmorals, extra high leg,
sizes 6 to 9, 2/9, 3/3, 3/11; sizes 10 to 13, old, Sin,
4/9. ?
PATTERNS AND PRICE-LISTS POST FREE
ON APPLICATION.
COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE SPECIAL
ATTENTION.
J. T F'l T CH,
THE CORNER. 270thECTZ
?'SCIENTIFIC SHIRT.'
. PliRTECI FlTIINa.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
MADE TO MEASURE,
6/6, 7/6, SjQ.
Old Skirbi RtcuM, It. aU Is. J L
Do. 4*. Rtneekbuded, 6-L
J. T. McLBiN & CO.,
SBIRT AND COLLAR MAXlTFACrURERa,
HINDLBY^TRMT. 223ths
DRAPERY AND CLOTHING
J. MILLER
ANDERSON&CO.
20 ajo- 22, HINDLEY-STREET.
FURTHER
SUMMER SHIPMENTS
TO HAND BY MAIL STEAMER.
LADIES'
SAILOR HATS.
Newest shapes in RUSTICANA, J APONAISB,
Rotin, Panama, ifcc.
'Drill Sailor Hats. White and Tan
White Chip Pedal Straw and Leghorn Hits
Large Garden Hats, from 1/ each.
STYLISE MILLINERY HATS AND y
BONNETS.
Girls' Silk and Lace Hats, White, Cream, &c
Boys' Galatea Straw Hats, White and Speckled, at
all prices.
ladTes'
SUMMER COSTUMES.
A special line of Washing Cambric*, 21/ and 27/6
New Crepons, Zephyrs, aud Lustre, witb Material
for Bodices
Tweed and Krench Woollen Costumes
TWEED SKIRTS and JACKETS, from 2i/6 Cos
tume
Black and Nary Serge do. do.,
white Drill do. do., special, 15/6 Costume
Pique SKIRTS and JACKETS, White am
Coloured
White and Buff Linen do., from 29/6.
NOVELTIES IN BLACK JACKETS.
Light Weights. Moire Bemi, &c.
BLACK THREE - QUARTER CAPES, in fine
Cloths, from 21/
TWEED GOLFCAPES, 17/0. 19/6, 29/G, -tc.
LACE AND SILK MANTLES, superior quaiitiH,
in styles for Young and Middle-age* L»dies
Latest Shapes in Moire and Silk Capes
SHIRTS BLOUSES
New Shapes and Patterns, Stiff or Soft Fronts
Black and Coloured Silk Blouses
SUMMER UNDKKSKIRTsi.in Cambric Stripes,
ifec, from 3/6 each
White Muslin and Longcloth do., 5/6, plain tucks
Do. Flounced, Trimmed Torchon, 7/6, S/9, 10/9, &c
Grey and Fawn Lustre Do. , from C/G
specluTYamje
MORNING GOWNS.
Light and Dark Cambrics, 8/6, 10/9, 14/6, Ac.
Striped Cre'pon Gowns, IS/9, 21/, 27/6
Printed Lawn Gowns, pretty styles, 17/9 to 29/6
J. MILLER~ANDERSON
AND CO.,
20 AND 22, HINDLEY-SIREET.
2S6cr
CRICKETING
SEASON.
CRICKETING TROUSERS
TO MEASURE,
10/6, 1*5/6, 17/6, 19/6, 21/,
CONSISTING OF
FLANNELS, SERGES, MELANGE^
PLAIN AND FANCY.
CRICKETING SKIRTS,
2/11, 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6,
Endless Variety.
We are' now SHOWING
all the Latest PA 'CTERNS
?in SUMMER TWEEDS,
MELANGES, COATINGS,
SMGES, -£&
SUIT TO ORDER FROM 43/
TROUSERS TO ORDER FROM 10/6
Suit made in five hours
PATTERNS A-D SELFMEASDBEMENT
FO11MS POST FKKE UPOX APPLICATION.
NOTE THE~ADDRESS
MONSTER CLOTHING
PALACE
Coruer Itinjr William and
Hindi cy streets,
ADELAIDE. a260ths«f
THE NOTED FIFE HOUSE.
MrJ.fc*X-OOHL
MEANS TO BE POPULAR.
142, KDNDLE-STREET, THE CENTRE OF
ATTRACTION.
Twenty Shillings will ;o at fur at Mnrdocb's
as Forty .Shillings elsewhere.
Keep your eye steadily fixed on Fife House and
note thb advancement.
Ladies, come early in the day and avoid tht
turmoil and bustie of the afternoon.
Salvage Sale of Calicoes, HnrrocVs and Crewdsen's
well-known makes goin/; fur a mere song.
. Delay in the Purchasing of these Goods means
bilter disappointment.
TERMS— SPOT CASH.
T. MURDOCH I CO., GASH DRAPERS,
FIFE HOUSE,
142, BUNDLE-STREET. STSthsez
BUSINESS NOTICES
harrold' brother^
ENlilNEhf'.S. FOUNIWKS,
AND
MACHIXEUY MERCHANTS,
MAKERS OF MINING PLANTS
AND STAMP BATTERIES,
I'ROM a-KKAD UPWARDS.
THE LATEST DESIGNS, WITH WROUGHT
IRON OR WOjD FRA -'ES.
PORTABLE, n-JKlZOi\TTAX,
AND MIXING EXGIftES.
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS IN STOCK.
WORKS AND MACHINERY DEPOT.
NOKHM'KBRAUK, ADELAIDE. 290thc
SULPHUR.
BEST QUALITY OKTAINABLE
FOKVINB SJJLPHDKING. &c.
SUPPLIED IN AN'V QUANTITY.
GEO. LOUIS MUELLER,
Importer, Indenter, and Manufacturer*' A sent,
20, Pirie-street Exchange. 2!-6ths3B7«
SEHP£KFRi€TIF£RA
T4PJUTO.
Extraordinary rarietr. producing larce and cob
pact bunches; excelled bearer. Price, is. per
PaCktt E. & W. nA€KETT.
SEEDSMEN, KURSERYMEX, &«. q
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