" Yes, sir," yelled the Socialistic agitator, "1 am the working man's friend." "Oh, go 'long," said a real working man, " you haven't done an honest day's work in two years." "Of course I haven't. That's where I show my friendship for the working man. I keep my hands off so that he can have the job."
PUBLIC NOTiCES. B. WASHER. (ALCUTTA AiJD FOOCHOW TEA , „ ,HE Sugar Bonus Company of New Zea1. land, A /* George street, ITOSITITIiiiITISH HOTEL. , BOHUS of 41b of Sugar is Given Away . with every lib of Tea purchased. &R'CES-'2s Cd, 2s Oil, and 3s per lb. >URE BLENDED TEAS, second to none. , ND with 101b box of Tea 401b of Sugar is . given. , ND with 20:b Box of Tea 801b of Sugar is _ given. , ND with 401b Box of Tea 1601b of Sugar is given. t TRIAL only necessary to prove the immense BENEFITS derived through purchasing this . .-' Company's Teas. ORDERS from the Country auil Suburb promptly attended to. nHERMS CUS Ft O WASHER, Manager. f.JU H. STONE. FOK SALE, cheap, Rabbit Traps, Cordon Stove, Leamington Range, Wonzsr and other Sewing Machines, Iron Bedsteads', "IGH-PRESSURE Boiler for Range, Fishing Net, beat new Pea Jackets (lis), Blankets, Clothing, Boots, Tents, and Tools OF all hind.;. Household Requisites. Stone, dealer, next Allan's, £»«cer. King street. WOOD SCOTT, AND CO. K.EAT CLEARING SALE at YJR7 oodTscott, AND CO'S., "]T>R!NCE.S Street, prior to Removal. ARGE Reductions on all Goodc for Cash. FT OSIERY, Glove?, Novelties, NDERWEAR, Hat", Umbrellas, at IWEE PI N T G Red actions. millS if a Genuine i KMOVAL SALE, and the Goods must be LE aRKD Out at any Cost. |^LEaR [7'OOD, SCOTT, AND CO., Princes street. • W. C. DAVEY. AViiT'S NOVELTY DEPOT, No. 75 jt_j- George street, one door from City Boot Palace north, Re-opened. AYEY'S NOVELTY DEPOT, for thousands choice pretty novel articles. Davey's Novelty DepOt; presents for all ages. )AVEY'S NOVELTY DEPOT. The greatest Shilling Stand in New Zealand; thousands choice things to choose from. •7 PL " e '"B e street, 3rd door from St. 4 O Andrew street. Davey's Novelty Depot Sixpenny Stand : lots of nice articles. PHING and Summer Novelties, ex Wcstkj land. 8 cases of Trimmed Millinery Hats and Bonnets. 5 Cases of Ladies' Straw and Chip Hats, latest shades and colorings. Manilla Hats from 3d each. %} Casts of Children s Sailor Hats, wide <V brims, fine straws; trimmed cream, pale blue, and gobelin. ADIEs' Dress Caps. 1 case very stylish _J Aigrettes, Fancy Feathers, Flowers, now Pearl Spot Fall Nets. LADIES' Lawn Tennis and Afternoon Tea Aprons, richly embroidered. Underclothing of every description ; quality and prices unequalled. Cases of Ch Wren's Sun Bonnets, richly ._- trimmed, from 2s lid; Sun Hats, latest Bhapes, 3s lid, 4s 6d. Dozen Children s Granny Bonnets, %p\j something quite new, in cream, Tuscan, white, and gobelin, from 5s Cd. Dozen Infants' Cream, White, and &\P Beige Pelisses, from 5s Gd; Blouses, in pique, serge, galatea, and plusb, 8s Cd. UST Opened, novelties in Silk Squares, v.. Silk Sar,he?, Handkerchief sets; Gloves and Ribbons, all the new shades. IIMIiROIDERIES, Frilling*, Lac-s in all Li the new patterns; the rew Tailor-maOo Jacket, tight-fitting and very stylish. LARGE Assortment of Corsets, from 3s lid, in all the new shapes; speoial lines in Hosiery. RBSSMAKING a Specialty; good fit and J style guaranteed. OURNING Millinery of every description . always on hand; the largest and most complote stock in Dunedin. Mrs Gill, Princes street. O. A. BRBSSBY. >RESSEY'S for Christmas Cards for the Home Mail. >RFSSEY'S for Hand-painted Christmas Cards. ►RESSEY'S for Christmas Cards, Photos, Chromos, fringed and boxed. T>RESSEY'S for 6d and Is Packets Christmas > Cards; wonderful valu>?; extra quality. 3RESSEY'S for Birthday Cards; just out per mail, >RESSEY'S for Birthday (ards; all the latest designs. ►RESSEY'S for Birthday Books. 151 George street. A. MYERS AND CO, MYERS AND CO., No. 176 Princes L« street south, are Cash Bayers of New and Second-hand Ladies' and Gents' \J every description; highest price given. Correspondence and appointments by post ROMPTLY Attended to ; all transactions
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Evening Star, Issue 7363, 8 November 1887, Page 4
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