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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 73, 23 September 1898, Page 6

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. IN order to Classify Advertisements and ensure their insertion in the EVENING POST, Advertisers will greatly oblige by forwarding their notices to the Publishing Office not later than NOON TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). XE ARO HOUSE. Ex S.S. GOTHIC, AN EXCEEDINGLY LARGE RANGE op NOVELTIES, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AT TE AHO HOUSE. New Catalogues, now ready, sent post free on application. STOP, AND THINK! A BICYCLE built up to suit you gives the acme of satisfaction, and can be got by placing your order with JENKINSON & CO., WILLIS-STREET. 25 Second-hand Bicycles (taken as part payment)* must be sold. Sundries at Bed-rook Prices. Perfect Machines on Hire. BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS, LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES. OUR SALE of Boots and Shoes will POSITIVELY CLOSE TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 24th. JOB LOTS ! JOB LOTS ! JOB LOTS ! MUST BE SOLD, To make room for Fresh Shipments. Wide as your eyes have been opened at the prices during the sale, you will stare with amazement at the BARGAINS TO-MORROW (Saturday). Be Wise and In Time. KOWE'S SYDNEY BOOT MART, BLUE HOUSE, 42, CUBA-STREET. MONDAY, 2Gth SEPTEMBER, At 10.30 o'clock. OATS. OATS. OATS. GEORGE THOMAS & CO. will sell at their rooms, Customhouse-qua3 r , on Monday, 26th September, at 10.30 sharp, Ex Hawea, Without Reserve — OOT SACKS FEED OATS F. W. HAYBITTLE, Auctioneer. DRINK W.F.C A. ALES. npHESE Ales are specially brewed for and JL bottled by the Wuirarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association (Limited). Quarts, 8/- ; Pints, 5/6. VI^E CAN PLACE SEVERAL SMALL SUMS on good Chattel Securities at advanced rates of interest. Apply SOLICITORS, P.O. Box 127. CANTERBURY HH IM E S For 2lfit X Sopt. Stock and Dairy Notes — Markets. *' The Totalisator" — For and Against. COMMKRCLAL TRAVELLERS' CLUB, Dunedin, and Portraits of its Officials. LARGtt GROUP PHOTO-OFFICIALS, Competitors C.A .A.C. Cross-Country Meeting Fatal Accidmnt, Craig's Claim, Hokitika. Views and Portraits of VictimsT HANKS. MRS. CECILTA JACKSON desires in thank Dr. lOwart and Nurses of the Hospital (especially Carroll) for their kindness and attention to her late daughter Edith during- her illness in that institution, and all kind friends during her late bereavement. Mrs. C. JACKSON.