PUBLIC NOTICES. ENNIE AND DUKE I FAMILY BUTCHERS, GIORGE street. Beef, Mutton, Lamb, and Dairy-fed Fork, excellent quality, at lowest priceß. Families waited on for orders. 'ANTED Known That Stonebridge, ' Cabinet maker and Upholsterer, has REMOVED to Stuart street (next Martin and Watson), where he will be happy to meet all his friends and customers. Furniture made to order, Repaired, and Repolished. S. P. Q. R. TALIAN WAREHOUSE, 155 George Stbekt 155. BENEFITS! BENEFITS! BENEFITS! SINCLAIR PEDEN AND CO., The Keen-cutting Grocers. IBS George Street 155. ' 0 H N GILLIE , FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 18 George street, and 11 Great King street. Funerals conducted in town or country at moderate charges, to meet the requirement? of all parties. Mourning Coaches as required, BOOTS! SHOES! BOOTS! PROVE OUR PRICES. COMPARISON FEARLESSLY INVITED. ♦ IMON BROTHERS ) are fully determined to maintain their ood reputation for JEST GOODS at LOWBIbT PRICES. Remember we are Large Manufacturers and Direct Importers, and therefore supply first hand to our customers, who have No Double Profits to Pay. <EE Windows. Ladies' and Gents' best j class makes in Kid, Levant, Po poise, Calf, etc. Just test prices. EVENING Shoes Splendid assortment colored—Plain Kids and Morocco and Patents, beaded, trimmed, etc., from 4s Cd. LMOST Given Away.—A few more left: _ splendid Felt Slippers—Men's, from Is 9d; Women's, from J.s; Child's Felt Boots. DETERMINED ~To Satisfy. Women's Elastic-sides, from 3s 6d; superior do, 5s lid ; High Kid Balmorals or Button Boots, 9s 6d. CELEBRATED Cookhams —ln Porpoise ■o/ Hide, Scotch Grain, and French Calf. For comfort and durability, decidedly lowest prices in city. 71AMOUS "Beehive" Boots.—Men's BalJ morals, from 9s 6d; Women's, from 6s lid; Children's, from 4s ; Women's strong Slippers, 2s lid. "OMEN'S "Beehive" Leather Elastics, t v 7s 6d. Simon Brothers, George street (near Octagon). IPECIAL NOTICE. ,J__ » RT Union—loo Prizes. CARTER AND CO. have purchased the remaining 600 Tickets in the Art Union to be decided on Monday next. PECIAL.—The Fiist Prize will be handkj some Bag with 30 sovereigns inside, and 99 other useful prizes. "BARTER AND CO. will present free to all ■v_/ pui chasers of 10s worth of goods One Ticket in the above Art Union. "*P k CIAL.— Carter and Co. will a'so give extra Tickets for every amount of 10s spent. Ladies spending LI will receive 2 Tickets and bo on. "BARTER AND CO. have just landed their first Winter Shipment of Drapery and Clothing, and have marked all the goods at the lowest possible prices. PEClAL.—Carter and Co. anticipate doing all the ready-money trade during the next 3 days, as they will stll goods at the lowest prices, and give purchasers the chance of obtaining L3O in gold, and other prizes. "YDROLEINE Soap, the great labor- _ sa/er; no rubbing, washing machine, or boards needed. To be had from all Grocera. MONEY. "ONEY TO LEND on approved Freehold . Securities, STOUT AND MONDY, Solicitors 123 Princes street, Dunedln. ONEY To Lend (LIOO up to L 3.000), on Freehold Seourity, at 7 per cent.; also, several Sums to Lend on Bills of Sale at current rates. Apply to Jas. Whyte, Rattray street, Dunedin. ONEY TO LEND, on Freehold Security, on favorable terms, In sum to suit borrowers. Lowest current rates of Interest oharged Apply THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE. ZEALAND, LIMITED. Offices: Corner of Vogel and Rattray streets, opposite railway station. I l_ /11171 D 1...1 __J TTJ.t.._ - Oonnell and Moodle.), EDUCATIONAL, R ALFRED J. SIMS, Musis Teacher (pupil of Signor Mnroconi. organist, St. Peter's, Rome) J 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), where the Academy of Musio is carried on as formerly. NORMAL SCHOOL GYMNASIUM. ROFESSOR OSCAR DAVID'S Gymnastic Classes have been resumed— Gentlemen: Mondays and Thursdays, from 5 to 6 p.m.; or Tuesdays and Fridays, from 8 :to 9.30 p.m. Boys: Saturdays, 11 to 12 a.m Girls: Saturdays 9.45 to 10.46 a.m. French and German taught, privately or in DUNEDIN School of Art, Moray placeEvening Classes, Mondays and Wednesdays, for, the study of Freehand and Model Drawing, Drawing and Fainting from the antique, Painting in monochrome, Modelling in clay, etc. Tuesdays and Thursdays: Practical, Architectural Drawing. Fridays: J to 9. Fee, 10s 6d. DAVID C, Art Master.
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Evening Star, Issue 7473, 17 March 1888, Page 1
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