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Evening Star, Issue 7197, 27 April 1887, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. , - ,HB UNANIMOUS VERDICT of 10,000 patrons who visited JACOBS'S GIFT DEPOT during the holidays was that it contains the LARGEST, BEST-ASSORTED, AND CHEAPEST STOCK IN DUNEDIN; and determined to merit a continuance of part favors, I have Re-marked the whole of my valuable Stock to tuch prices that place the goods within the reach of all classes. The undermentioned are a few cutting lines : K/\ China Tea Sets, 40 pieces, 15s set— Oil worth 20s; 200 Boys' Sohool-bags, Is O W K Blue an< * Green Crystal Water Jugs, OfO Is-worth 2s 6d ; 5,000 Dolls, 6d—worth Is; 200 Cabinet Albums, 3s 6d—worth 7s 6d. K i~k/\ Boxes Stationery, 9d—worth Is ; 0"J V 150 Nickel Alarm Clocks, 6s 6d QAA Broad Platters, Is—worth 2s 6d; O"" 10,000 8-inch Dressing Combs, idDozen Table Knives,. 4s 9d—worth 7s 6d; 500 Hair Brushes, Is—worth 2s. v VERST' CKED in Hall-marked Sterlicg Gold and Silver Jewellery. These goods will be sold at almost half the usual prices. Also, Watches (ladies' silver), from 25s and up. "iILKS, Wool, Fancy Work almost given rU away, and the largest general assortment in town. COME one, come all, and Irspect irrespective of purchase, at Jacobs s Gift Depot, opposite Post Office. MITH AND SMITH, Oil and Color Merchants, OCTAGON, DUNEDIN. We have now a very large assortment of every description of Painters' Requisites, bought by our Mr R. F. Smith (who is now in England) from the first manufacturers in Europe, and we are prepared to sell at the very lowest possible prices. Paperhangings, Dadoes, Friezes, etc, etc. The largest stock of Artistic Goods in New Zealand. Genuine White Lead, Linseed Oils, Lubricating Oils, Turpentine, Kerosene, Methylated Spirits, Benzine, Varnishes. Plate, Sheet, and all kinds of Ornamental Glass, Mirror Plate. Hes ian Canvas, Scrim, Picture Mouldings, Pictures, Glass Shades, Hematite. Artists' Colors, Mounting Boards Cardboard, Canvas, Stretched Canvases, Sketching Blocks, Sketching: Stools, Millboards, and all kinds of Artists' material. CHAMPION MIXED PAINTS (all Colors, ready for use), in lib, 21b, 4lb, and 141b tins. We are also prepared to do Picture Framing in all its branches. Sign Writing of every kind (plain and pictorial). Calico Signs and Window Tickets supplied on the shortest notice. Opal Letters. Sole Agents for New Zealand for the "Glacier" Window Decoration, the latest and most efficient known substitute for stained glass. It is invaluable for shutting out disagreeable views where real stained glass would be too oostly for improving hall and Btaircase windows, windows in churches, schools, libraries, etc., etc. Samples, per post, Is. Windows fitted with the "Glacier" to be seen at the warehouse of Smith and Smith, Octagon. Lincrußta Walton Wall Decoration, used in all the large mansions in Europe, and is everlasting wear. Painting, Paperhanging, Glazing, and All Kinds of Decoration done on the shortest notice. We will be glad to supply estimates. SMITH AND SMITH, Octagon, Dunedjn. ,LEXANDER SLIGO, Manufacturing Stationer, Law and General Bookbinder, Importer of School Books, Stationery, Magazines, Newspapers, Etc. Just Published: POEMS, SONGS, AND SONNETS; by Dr W. M. Stenhouse, Dunedin. 6s; posted, 6s 9d. New Crown Land Guide, Is—posted, Is 6d; containing two large colored Maps of New Zealand. Handbook of the Fishes of New Zealand, by R. A. A. Sberrin. The Defence Act and Volunteer Regulations, Is—posted, Is 3d. Humorous Readings, Maistly Scotch, Is 3d—posted, Is 6d. Readings Humorous and Pathetic, Is 3d—posted, Is 6d. Little Dinners (Mary Hooper), 3s—posted, 3s Bd. Tne Sunday Book of Biography of Eminent Men and Women. BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, [ 42 George street, Dunedin. St. Andrew street (Between George and Filluel streets). "ADAM OR SIR,—I beg to intimate that - I have opened Rooms at the above address for the Treatment of Diseases by Electricity. I have carefully studied and successfully practised its application for Curative! Purposes for some years in London, and now place my experience at your disposal. It is impossible to give a list of all the Diseases it will cure in this space, but speedy relief may be confidently expected in cases of Paralysis, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Asthma, and all Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Dyspepsia, and all Diseases of the Digestive Organs. In cases ot Bad Circulation and Poverty of Blood it is of the utmost service. At a free interview I Bhall be happy to tell any if I can hope to be of use to them. Obediently yours, R. N. VANES P.S.—Ladies will be attended to by my wife, under my direction. REMARKABLE DISCOVERY. WE have discovered that within the last few months unprincipled persons, who have no knowledge whitever of Teas, are selling to the public an articlo which they call Indian Tea, and, being of inferior quality, it is injurious to health and prejudices the people against Indian Teas. To let the people know that INDIAN TEA is the Tea of the Future, we will continue Giving Presents. Oar Teablender (Mr R. Walker) having had 27 years experience, is sufficient guarantee for the Purity, Strength, and Flavor of our Teas. Please Note the Aidress— HILL AND WALKER, Proprietors, Indian Tea Depdt, Princes street, Dunedin. F YOU WANT ANYTHING, Advertise for it in the EVENING STAR. | Sixteen Wotdi for Que Shflliri ■• ; >•