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Evening Star, Issue 7154, 7 March 1887, Page 4

VfTBIdO VOTSm. SMITH AND SMITH. CHRISTMAS BECOBATIONS, Paperhangings, Dadoes, Friezes, etc. —We have now a very large assortment of the Latest Designs, chosen by our Mr R. F. Smith, whol 8 now in England, from the first manufacturers in Europe. For a few weeks we will offer our stock at the lowest prices; quality and designs most artistic. APERHANGINGS, formerly 4s 6d, now j_ 3s Sd; 3s Papers now 2s2d; 2s-Papers now ls4d; and Is Papers now 4d; selections of serviceable Papers at 6d per piece. Smith and Smith. I ENGINE White Lead, 28s per cwt; Linseed Oils, 3s 6d j Boiled Oils, 3s Bd_per Oak Varnish, 9s 6d gallon; Turpentine, 3s 6d; Methylated Spirits, 6s per gallon. Smith aua Smith. "-■ "ESSIAN Canvas (very strong, Byds wide), t~l by the bolt 3d per yard; Glass Shades, best quality white glass and ebonised stands, au sizes, round and oval, Is 9d each. Smith ana Smith. CHAMPION Mixed Paints, all colors, ready vV for use, in lib tins, 8d per lb; in 141b tins, 6d per lb. Picture-framing in best style at lowest prices. Oxford Frames and Pictureframe Mouldings, Prints, Lithographs, etc. Smith and Smith. HE Patent " Glacier " window decoration i ig the latest and most efficient known substitute for stained gJaBS. It is invaluable for shutting out disagreeable views where real stained glass would be too costly ; for improving stair and hall windows, windows in churches, schools, libraries, etc. Samples to be seen at Smith and Smith's, sole agents for New Zealand. INCRUSTA Walton Wall PeporaUon— J used in all the large mansions in Europe, and is everlasting wear—On View at Messrs Smith and Smith's, Octagon. RTIST Colors, Stretohed Canvasses, L «i i i.i.._t»i 'i_ «t:ii i>«../l a Penoils, Mounts, etc., etc. . (IGN-WRITING of every kind (plain and prices. Calico Signs and Window Tickets sup plied on shortest notice; a large stock of Opal Letters always on hand. Smith and Smith Ootagon, Dunedin. . ■ M. BUCHANAN rTIINEST Tetfpt Fruits—Cherries, Straw" f berries, Plums, eig, HURRANTS (red, black, or white), in largo / or small quantities to suit purchasers. JAM Plums, 3d lb; Green Peas, New Potatoes, and Cucumbers may be obtained at ■ IUUIUiWi a, weurgo »»"»". ,V _D Strawberries and Cream, 6d per plate. J. JAMIESON. J AS. JAMIESON begs to notify the Public he has opened a Tea and Coffee H-mse at -* Q /» Princes street south, where refreshXFjt) mentg can be had at any hour. ALLS, Suppers, Soirees, and Wedding Parties catered for. IRTHDAY, Christmas, and Wedding Cakes made to order. Orders punctually attended to. J. Jamieson, 186 Princes street south.

E. LANPORF ANTED Known.-=-Thali E. Lapdorf has and a choice collection rvF Fruit of all kinds in season. Strawapples, New Potatoes, aRBEN Peas. The oheapest shop in town. Come and see the Bargains. Opposite Langley's crockery shop. E. JOHNSTON AND CO. WE If? to notify the general pubhp we have Removed our Tailoring Business to ~t £\£i. George street, where we have on XvU hand a Good and Varied Assortment of TWEEDS, Coatings, Xrouserings, etc., specially adapted to Spring and Summer Wear. ' "OHNSTON AND CO. are noted for Good and Cheap Work, Mr R. Johnston UPERINTENDING the Cutting DepartOTE carefully the Address: Johnston and XI Co.", Tailois and Outfitters, 106 George street, Dunedin. v ANIEL ROSS, WatcLmaker (for the past /- 12 years with (G. and T. Young), begs to intimate that he has commenced Business in Fatley'd ■ ■ . ■ ■ UILDINGS, over Montague's (one stair up), and hopes, from his long experience and thorough practical knowledge of the Trade, to receive THE patronage of his old friends and public generally. All Muds of Watches and Clocks accurately Repaired and Cleaned. ALL kinds of Jewellery made to order and repaired. Work 1 ddne for the trade, and country orders attended to; 25 years' practical experience.

npHB UNANIMOUS VERDICT of 10,000 patrons who visited JACOBS'S GIFT DEPOT during the holidays was that it contains the LARGEST, BE ST-AS SORT ED, AND CHEAPEST STOCK IN DUNEDINjand determined to merit a continuance of past favors, I have Re-marked the whole of my valuable Stock to fcuch prices that place the goods within the reach of all clashes. The undermentioned are a few cutting lines : K-/1 China Tea Sets, 40 pieces, 15s set— OU worth 203} 200 Boys' School-bags, la —wprth Is 6d. O-i O ls-worth 2s 6d; 5,000D0115, 6dworth la; 200 Cabinet Albums, 3s 6d—worth 7s ad. worth 9s Cd. 150 Nickel Alarm Clocks, 6s 6d—--10,000 8-inch Dressing Combs, 4d—--500 Hair Brushes, Is—worth 2b. VERSTCOKED in Hall-marked Sterling v>r Gold and Silver Jewellery. These goods will be sold at almost half the usual prices. Also, Watohes (ladies' silver), from 25s and up. ILES, Wool, Fancy Work almost given kj away, and the largest general assortment in town. J of purchase, at Jacobs s Gift Depot, opposite Post Office. for Sale. Apply to' Stab i Office, Bond street.