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Other jewellers can cepy S. Ci.A* Si AK _ Cβ.'s advertisements, but not their inimJ? able 18-carat wedding and engagement Gβ und see for yourself. S. Clmu« \ZZ Cβ., 148 Colombo street.—[Advt 1

WEEKLY PEESS AND " N.Z. REFEREE, ,, THURSDAY, MAY 28. ILLUSTRATIONS: PICTURES FROM HUNGARY. FASHION ILLUSTRATIONS. THE WINTER SHOW OF THE CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTOKAL ASSOCIATION : Some of the Exhibits. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY AT SUMNER. KECENT WEDDINGS : Mr hnd Mrs E. W. Waller and the Weddine Part* at Mrs Deakin's, Holly road. St. Albaos? A REGENT WEDDING: The Bride and Bridegroom—Afr C. J. Drummood Sharpc, Mrs Drunimond Sharpe. PULPIT PORTRAITS : The Rev. Thomas A. Hamilton, Vicar of Aehburten The Rev. W. Ready, Minister of the Bible Ohriiti«n Church, Dunedin. PHROSO, By Anthony Hope A FAMOUS SEA DUEL, I THE SHANNON AND THE CHESAPEAKE. ' By Vidette. THE RIGHT HON. LORD ARMSTRONG. A Man of the Day. AT THE CHANGE OP WATCH. PATRNT AGENTS AND INVENTORS. THE MAN FROM SXOWY RIVER. SOMETHING ABOUT HUNGARY. THE REFEREE. (THE NEW ZEALAND RACING CALENDAR) SPORTING NOTIONSWinter Racing. The Totalisator at Riccarton. > A New Machine. The Position of Trotting. A Reply to " Island Bay." NEWS OF THE WEEKNotes from Everywhere. RACING IN AUCKLAND AND DUNEDIN. Full Review of the Form. THE JOCKEY CLUB— The English Governing Body. ENGLISH SPORTS AND PASTIMEB. Specially Written by " Verax." TROTTING. The Canterbury Troiting Club's Meeting. By "Spectator." HUNTING, THE KENNEL COURSING. r FOOTBALL. Notes by " Drop Kick " and "True Blue." CRICKET, AQUATIO HOOKEY, THE WHESI* THE RING, THE GUN. PRICE—SIXPENCE. ■ . DAC CO-OPEEATIVE STORES, LIMITED. .. NEW WINTER STOCKS, NOW OPENED. npHE LARGEST SHOWROOMS AHB WAREHOUSES IN NEW ZEALAND, Filled to Overflowing with every Description ot till MOST FASHIONABEL, INEXPENSIVE, asd USEFUL GOODS, N Purchased from Local Wholesale House*,but tk ORDINARY VALUES . . That may he continually found »t ' • THIS GREAT EMPORIUM, UuTCompany's own Selections from the LEADING MANUFACTUBEBS. OF THE WORLD. NONE BUT GENUINE $!&&' GLASS GOODS KEPT,,. AND EVERY ARTICLE OF SPECIAL. VALUE. LADIES SHOULD SEE OUR SPLENDID DRESS GOODS, .1; MANTLES, MILLINERY ' , . HOUSEHOLD LINES •; DRAPERY, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, • FLANNELETTES, LINOLEUMS, CARPETS, FURNITURE, *& ... ..:, ; iHil ,:' D.1.0. GOODS ADVERTISE THEMSELVES*, ' D.I.C. WHOLESALE AND FAMILY WABEHOUSE. ■ ' i B. HALLENSTEIN, E 0. BBOWN. Chairman of the Company. Manege*

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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9432, 2 June 1896, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9432, 2 June 1896, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 5 Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9432, 2 June 1896, Page 6

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