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Evening Star, Issue 7468, 12 March 1888, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. 'GREIOR WRIGHT, Moray place, has delivered ex s.s. Bayley. _L Drapers and Importers, 3G and 38 George street. Djtiedin. OUR Motto is !• mall Profits and Quick He-turns-the Nimble Shilling befor* the Slow Pound. CHALLENGE.-Wo iuvite Customers to Inspect our Goods, compare Quality and Price, and are satisfied to leave the result to their decision. QWP Pairs White Blankets, just opened O4 O per Jesßie Readman—best value ever offered—Bslid, 124 6d upwards. QQO Yards White Welsh Flannel, good O/VO quality, wide width, almost unBhrinkable; job purchase. Selling fast, Is 3Jd. -i ryCCk Yards Wincey Shirtings, just JL 4 Oft/ landed per Aorangi. All prices, 6M, 73d, BJJ, 93d, 10U up. Q-fl £\l Yards Twill Home Spuns, 5Jd —all Cl A_\j2 colors; job line. At The Granite House. Yards Fancy Dress Materials, good § Kj\_j weight, and nice assortment autumn hhades, 4:f 1. Job line, pHEAPER ~~T~H AN EVER. Shipment, and find the majority of Goods to be cheaper than ever. Read, then inspect. n<ARTKR AND CO. for New Goods-2,000 Fur Boas, from 12Jd to 17a 6d each ; 500 Fur Capes, from 4s lid each ; Fur-lined Cloaks, 27s 6d—worth 50s; Ulsters and Mantles (newest styles), cheap. CARTER AND CO. for Value—Ribbons in immeriße variety \n a.ll tlie favorite shades, picot edges, at startling prices, from one penny yard ; also, several Novelties in Moire and Fancy Ribbons, etc. BARTER AND CO. for New Goods Black Velveteenß, Is OJd yardworth Is Gd; Milton Tweeds, all colors, sfd yard; sold elsewhere GJd and upwards. Noto this—All colors 16-inch Plußh, 2s lid yard sold elsewhere 3s lid. BARTER AND CO. for Real Value.— ~yj Feather Trimmings, all oolors and black, 4ffd yard, best quality; new Gloves and Hosiery very cheap. PEClAL.—Carter and Co., in marking off this Shipment of Goods, ate determined to keep up th*ir Reputation as the Cheapest Drapers in the City, and have marked all goods at the smallest possible remunerative prices. Call and inspect.

BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. IHE EVENING STAR . la duly appointed Gazette for tho publloa loa of all Notices under tho Bankruptcy Act. IN BANKRUPTCY. Jn the Superior Court of Bankruptcy, hohlen at Dunedin. No. 424. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and Amend mentH thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of THOMAS WOODS, of Dunedin, bootmaker. ■OTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN that the ~ above-named Debtor having filed a petition to become a Binkrupt, I hereby fix the First Meeting of Creditors to bo held at my Office on Thursday, the 15th day of Maroh, 1888, at tho hour of 3 p.m. JAMES ASHCROFT, Official Assignee, Dunedin, 12th March, 1888. IN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF A. R. LIVINGSTONE, Stationer, Dunedin, TENDERS. RENDERS will be received at tho Official Assignee's office, No. 12 Rattray street, Dunedin, up to 12 noon on 19th March, for following:— Stock in shpp, Princes street Fixtures in shop, Princes street Stock and plant in book-binding factory, Crawford street Book-debts. Tenders can bo either separate for each lot, or in one sum for the whole. Stock-sheets, list of debts, and conditions can be seen at my Office. JAMES ASHCROFT, Official Assignee.

EDUCATIONAL. MB ALFRED J. SIMS, Music Teacher (pupil of Signor Moroconi. organist, St. Peter's, Rome); light touch, strict timist. OTAGO ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Notice of Removal. R ARTHUR J. BARTH has Removed . from Moray place to Elder street (Pitt street), whoro the Academy of Music is carried on as formerly. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. V> Residence with room (front preferred); suitable for tailor: terms must be moderate. " Tailor," Star Office. PANISH Restaurant.—Meals, Cd: Beds, Kj Is (separate rooms); Board and Lodging 17s weekly (in advance). Night porter kept. >EACHCLIFF, ST. CLAIR. SUPERIOR Board and Residence for Two J3 Gentlemen; bath, piano ; terms moderate Mrs Sharp, Stanley House, Moray place. AIKOUAITI.-The Royal (late Hotel) . t is open as a Private Boarding Estab shment, also furnished rooms, near railway station; safe beach ; good trout fishing; splendid climate for invalids. Terms very moderate. Mrs Dick's registery office, Moray place. TOUNTAINEER HOTEL. QUEENSTOWN, LAKE WAKATIPU. Proprietress: Mrs R. BOND. This new and commodious stone Hotel has been well furnished throughout, and is now one of the most comfortable houses in Otago. Suites of rooms have been set apart for families, and every attention has been paid to the ar rangements for carrying on a first-class trade. Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. A Porter will attend Passengers on arrival and departure of Steamers. Horses and Buggies on Hire. GOVERNMENT NOTICES.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXCURSION FARESTO LAKE DISTRICT. EXCURSION TICKETS to Kingston will jllj be issued at Dunedin on any date (Sundays excepted) from Ist December, 1887, to 31st March,' 1888, and will be available for Return for six weeks from date of issue. The Fares will be: First class, L2 7a Gd; second class, LI IDs. The tickets will bo available either via Walmea line or Invcrcargitl, and the jpurney maybe broken on direct line of route going or returning. THROUGH BOOKING TO MOUNT COOK Tiokets for the journey by rail to F »j rlie Creek; and thence by coach to Mount Cook Hermitage, will be issued at Dunedm from December Ist, 1887, to March 31st, 1888. The Coaoh Tiokets will be available for a Fortnight; Railway Tiokets for Qne Month from date of issue of same. ' Return Fares (including L 3 10s coach fare): First olass, L 5 ss; second clbbs, L 4 12s 6d. The Railway Department is not responsible for the conveyance of passengers between Fairlio Creek and Mount CooV Heriajtage, Coach leaves" F>ir)is Ca;eey. exerj Wtylnosday morning. •'•■ I- Bv Order.