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Evening Star, Issue 7472, 16 March 1888, Page 3

MEETINGS. ETERNAL FIRE! A SOLEMN WARNING TO SINNERS. AT THE EARNEST REQUEST of some who heard Mr Aldridge on the above subject, he has consented to preaob. on it again on Sunday Evening First, 18th inst, in the Garriton Hall, at 6.45. All are invited, especially those who think that Conditional Immortality plays into the hands of sinners. CAVERSHAM FOOTBALL CLUB. (HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Caver- - sham Football Club will be held in the Club-room, corner of Main read and David street, Caven-him, To-night (Friday), 16th, at 8 p.m. sharp. PUBLIC NOTICES. SATURDAY, Opening Night of the Australian Sunflower Minstrels, Princess s Theatre; Million Prices—2s, Is, Sixpence. OOTHS, Race Cards, Fiuit Stalls, Stabling, etc., for Races at Forbury Park on Anniversary Day, sold at P/ovincial Yards on Saturday, 17th, at_halfj>aßt_ll. HFTCalcutta and Fcochow Tea Company, 14G George street, gives value. See advertisement fourth page CHOOL Books, School Books, School Books, and every Requisite for School Children. All kinds of Toys, Stamps, Stationery, etc. Note Address: L. E. Partridge, corner St. David and Cumberland streets. IARISBROOK CRICKET CLUB AMATEUR SPORTS

POSTPONED To SATURDAY, 24th INST. ROBT. C. AUSTIN, Hon. Sec. XrO TI CE. THOS. M'GILL, 22 Royal J_l Arcade, begs to inform his Customers and the General Pub'ic that he has Reopened the above Shop with a Stock of Flannels, Blankets, Calicoes, Sheeting?, Shirtings, Hosiery, Men's, Boys', and Youths' Suits, etc. T. M'G. dors not quote prices, but invites inspection, being convinced that he can beat any of the "bogus" sales now on, both for quality and price. PIANOSI PIANOS 1 PIANOS JHE DRESDEN _L admitted on all sides to be the best and cheapest house in the Colony for Pianos, Organs, and every kind of Musical Instrument. The Sheet Music stock is enormous, and mußt be sold. Buy from the Dresden at Wholesale Price* under the Easy Hire System. J. A. X. REIDLE, Manager. "EW ZEALAND TUBF RECORD.' 1 VOL. 111.-1886-7. NOW READY. Trice, 10s 6d (including Postage). WHETHAM AND CO., Box 325 P. 0., Dunedin. J. dose 24th March. W. H. Henney, Russell street. ... LENDERS Wanted for Piling Bridge, jl Anderson's Bay. Close 21st inst. OAKDEN AND BEGG, Architects and tngineerp. THE WESTPORT COAL COMPANY (LIMITED), Vogel fctroet, Dunedin. TENDERS will be received till 5 p.m. of Tuesday, the 20th March, for the Supply of Pedestals and Couplings for Inclines. Specifications and tracings can be inspected at the Company's Offices, Dunedin. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. I LENDERS wil'r be received by the Dunedin Jockey Club until 12 o'clock on Saturday, 17th inst., For CARTAGE of from three to Five Hundred LOADS of SAND from the Club's Section, Victoria road, to the Training Course, in such places as may be pointed out by the Caretaker. Price to be at per load, and to state the number of drays. Letters to be marked "Tender for Sand.' SYDNEY JAME", Secretary D.J.C.

MUSIC! MUSIC MUSIC! MUSIC FOR THK PEOPLE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. > J. MATTHEWS begs to notify the 1 general Public that he has Removed to 94 George street—those commodious premises lately occupied by Fyfe and Cuming-where, having secured a choice selection of PIANOS, ORGANS, AND HARMONIUMS, He will offer the same at a small advance on landed cost for Cash, or on easy terms of HIRE SYSTEM HIRE S'"STBM HIRE SYSTEM. Our system here will be "Small Profits and Quick Returns." Ou Good* are second to none in the City; our Prices Lower than any other house. Small Goods, Violins, Banjos, Accordeons, Cornets, Guitars, Flutes, Concertinas (English and German), are of the best manufacture. Music, Voial and Instrumental, by the beat authors; and Fittings for all kinds of musical instruments. Tuning and Repairing a Specialty. Please Note Address— MATTHEWS AND CO, 94 Geoiige street, Dcnedin. The People's Music Warehouse. MOLLISON, MILLS, AND CO, LADIES' ASH! iNABLE DRESSMAKING, Return of Miss FEiiqi'3 from Melbourne with the Latest Styles, Dressmaking Ladies favoring the George Dressmaking street Drapery Warehouse with Dressmaking their Dressmaking Orders may Dressmaking depend with confidence upon Dressmaking the Fashionable Style, Ta«tt.ful Dressmaking Finish, and Perfect Fit of their Dressmaking Dresses at Lowest Possible Dressmaking Pi ices Dressmaking Economy in the utuismgand Dressmaking saving of materi >1 i* a featuie of Dressmaking Mollison, Mills, and Co,'a IressDressmaking making Department, which Dressmaking Ladies should not \ Dressmaking Our Pattona are eure to be Dresfmaking pleased with our new etock of Dressmaking Dress Materials; also, with the Dressmaking superior quality and moderate Dressmaking pries charged,

MOLL I SON, MILLS, AND CO., George street, Puncdin > for many years a Special Study of the,, various makes of Glov.s suitable for this market. They are in the position of holding a splendid stock, as it is a separate department, and every attention is paid ladies requiring Gloves for either promenade or evening wear. The following makes in stock and fresh consignments by every direct steamer : LADIES' KID GLOYBS. The "Ruddigore" black, brown, and slates. The ".Czarina" (4-butions), tans, self-point*. The ".Florence " (4 and C buttons and clasps), all shades. Tan Bracelet (6-buttons), a decided novelty. Ladies' Suede Gloves, white and cream, 8 and 10-button lengths; white and cream, lace arias, slate and gobelin, 6. 8, and 10,-bu.ttan lengths; tana,.10,12, aud 15-bu.ttan lengths. Ladies' Russian Calf Glove 3 (4-clasp), black, brown, and dark colors; also lined and fur tops, Nor'-wester (lined), Astrachan backs—latest novelty. 4-button (tan) Newmarket, h,eav.y iflado. Children's 2-clafp.(iined), calf. Ladies'- Evening Silk Gloves, black, white, cream, buttercup, and evening shades. Cashmere Gloves, blacks, browns, etc.* etc. '