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Evening Star, Issue 7495, 13 April 1888, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS, BOOTS. SHOES. BOOTS. JffSW GOODS. NEW GOOD«. See Windows'a-Ydi &)W Front Our Prices Must Satisfy. ci !M O N BRO T H KK S' First Direct Winter Shipments Now Op6ri6o\ in splendid order. These Goods having come direct *reffi'. the makers, our customers liiive no Two Proflfco to' Pay. Seft the Goods. Please Compare Our Pricea aft'? (fcibty. DO NOT FORGET That Our Famous "Beehive" Boots, of which we ten the Sole Makers, are giving greater satisfaction than ever. LADIES, see our New C*oc*s for winter wear; newest styles and besrt States—in kid, morocco, porpoise hide. JUSr Opened.-New lot of Ladies'beautitul Evening Shoes (plain and fancy styles); newcat sbapi's, from &s 9d. ENTLEMENT si'iTtSe eelebrated "CookX hams" (different porpoise hide, calf, etc.; decidedly lowest pricea in eity. COMFORT for Winter.—New lot of Ladies V> and Gents' Warm Slippers opened—felt, flannel, or lambswool lined, from ' OOK at Prices. Women's strong Kid jj Elastics (new), fa lid; Leather Balmorals (strong), Os lid 5 Carpet Slippers, 2s lid. . FAMOUS "Beehive" Boots give satisfaction; Men's strong Balmorals, 9s Cd; Shoes, 7s 9d ; superior Elastics, 9s Gd ; Slippers, 3s 6d. _ MUST Win the Way.-Men's "Beehive" extra strong Watertights, from 12s 6d ; Women's strong Leather Elastics, 7s 6d. BE Front of Shop.—Childs' Shoe?, from Is KJ lid; Girls' Strap Shoes, from 2s Gd; Children's extra strong Elastics, 2s 9d. mm EN'S superior Leggings—also best Gum 'J/JL Boots—lowest prices. Simon Brothers, George street, near Octagon. NOTHER SHIPMENT JUST LANDED,

X TAlNUL—Carter and Co. have ]ust i landed another lot of new Drapery and Clothing, bought, in many case?, late in the season, at desperate Pi iced. HJAD THlS.—Splendid lot of 16-incU if Plush, all colors, 2s 4sd yard, worth 3s lid ; 150 new Jackets and Ulsters, at half-price, commencing 53 lid upwards. Carter and Co. NOTHER Lot of F?ncy Edge Ribbons, i wonderful value, Id, l|d, 2|d yard up; Flannellettes, 3|d upwards. Carter and Co. "iORD Suits. Special: Just opened, a \j grand lot of Boys' Cord Suits, wonderful value, 7s 6d upwards. Carter and Co. CARTER AND CO. for Umbrellas—Splendid variety, from Is up to 16s6d. Ladies' Corsets, choice lot just opened, from Is 6d up; Macintoshes, cheapest in Dunedin. SPECIAL.—Try Carter and Co. for Dresses ; splendid stock, choice materials; handsome TrimmiDgs to match, at the lowest prices in towm_ _ _ LOTHING~Just opened, ex Tainui, grand lot of Boys' and Mens Suits, Overcoats, and Trousers; new and choice patterns, at very low prices. Carter and Co. ROWN'S (late Hally's). Just opened : I> New Goods for the Winter Season, BROWN'S (late Hally's). Gentlemen e Cardigan Vests, 10* Gd ; Cardigan Jackets, from 5s 6d; Merino and Lambawool Underclothing, BROWN'S (late Hally's). uentiomens Merino and Lambswool Socke, from 9d to 2s Gd. 95 George street. BROWN'S (late Hally's). Boys' Jersey Suits, from as Gd ; Silk Handkerchiefs in great variety. ROWN'S (late llally'm).—Regatta Shirts S_p in all the newest design" ; White Shirts, from 3s lid to 8s 6d. ROWN'S (lata Hally's).—Men's and Boys' Hard and Soft Felt Hats in all the newest shapes. AMUSEMENTS. IALACE ROLLER SKATING RINK, I Mokay Place. Patronised by the Elitf, NOW OPEN DAILY To the Ladies, Gents, and Young People of Dunedin asaFhst-clacsPlaccof Popular Amusement, whore-good order and d rorum is rigidly enforced. Open from 7 to 8 for Beginners—Ladies and Gents. From 10 to 12 for Ladies only. Admission free; lost-ruction free. Afternoon from 2.30 until 5 p.m. ; Evening from 7.30 until 10 p m, sharp. Band Conceit Every Evening. Admission—One Shilling. Saturday Afternoon: Band will play some Choice Selections. Friday Evening (Fashionable Night)— Admission, as usual, Is ; Skates extra, Mr A. GIBSON will give an Exhibition Friday and Saturday Ivjr.iugß also Saturday Afternoon. R. H. Manager.

IHE 17th ANNIVERSARY ENTERTAINj. MENT of Antidote Division Sons and Daughters of Temperance will be held in tho Choral Hall, Moray place, Dunedin, on Friday, April 13,1888. Chair to be taken at 7-30 by Bro. W. Crawford, W.P. TheN.E.V. Band, under tho leadership of Mr W. H. Corrigan, bavo kindly volunteered their services. Refreshments provided. Tickets of admission, Is each. HE COLUMBIA ELITE ROLLER SKATING RINK. LYCEUM HALL, Dowling street. Oa and after THURSDAY, APRIL 19. OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING To the Ladies, Gentlemen, and Young People of Dunedin, as aFiret-class Place of Popular Amusement, where good order and decorum are rigidly enforced. tgt Lovers of the faoinating pastime of ROLLER SKATING will find the Skates, tbe Floor, and the entire Equipments of THE COLUMBIA Second to None in the World. TWO REGULAR SESSIONS DAILY. Afternoon, 2,30 to 5. Evening, 7.30 to 10. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. There is also a Special Session in the Morning, from 10 to 12, for Ladies only, to encourage them in acquiring the art of Rol'er Skating. To this Session Admission is FREE. In the Afternoon Ladies arc charged Sixpence. A large corps of polite and gentlemanly attache* in attendance, and efficient Teachers always ready to instruct Beginners in the Art of Skating Free of Charge. PROFESSOR HARRY A. SIMMONS (Champion High Stilt Skater of America) has been engaged, and will give Exhibitions of FANCY ROLLER SKATING FANCY ROLLER SKATING EVERY EVENING. On WEDNESDAY NIGHT Admission will be by INVITATION ONLY. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ►EACHCLIFF, ST. CLAIR. WANTED, four young Men BoarderH; comfortable home; first class table; 18s. Smith's Roslyn and Kaikorai Hotel. WAIKOUAITI.-The Royal (late Hotel) is open as a Private Boarding Estab Bhment, also furnished rooms, near railway station; safe beach; good trout fishing; splendid climato for invalids. Terms vory moderate. Mrs Dick'B regißtery office, Moray place. T ANTED, by a young Man, Board and ' Residence In Mornington; state terms. Adress "A.H.," Star Office.