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Evening Star, Issue 7651, 29 June 1888, Page 4

An experiment is to be made in Melbourne with electric street lighting. If it is found to be a success the system will be extended throughout the city.

PUBLIC NOTICES. J. HARDIB AND CO. 6d; Boys' Jersey Drawing-room Suits, 12s Gd; superior lot Boys' Overcoats 9s 6d; Gents' Tweed Overcoats, 19s 6d Genta Tweed Suits, 355; 30 dozen pairs Cloth Mole Trousers, 6s Cd. (clearing price), 7s 6d; Ladies' Prunella Boots (job), 2s lid; Girls' School Boots from 5s 6d. "EN'S strong Balmoral Bootß, 10s 6d Boys' strong School Boots from 6s 6d ; Gents' Oxford Shoes from 8s 6d. J. Hardie and Co., 110 Princes and Rattray streets. L. B. PARTRIDGE. E. PARTRIDGE (from Stagg and Mantle's, London) LARGE Assortment of Autumn and L Winter Millinery, in all the Fashionable Shapes and Newest Styles; fancy Wings, Plushes, and Ribbons in all the Newest Colors; General and Fancy Drapery, etc RESSMAKING on the Premises. Good , Fit and Style guaranteed; Mourning Orders Promptly Executed; Ladies' own Materials made up. STRICH Feathers Cleaned, Dyed, and ' Curled, equal to new. OTE Address: Corner St. David and Cumberland streets. MRS DRING. MRS DRING begs to Notify the.General Public she ha 3 Returned to Dunedin, and has RE-OPENED her Place of Business at 26 George street (opposite Carroll's Hotel), and will be glad to see her old Customers. ARDKOBES Bought. Strictly oonfi-1 t t > dential letters promptly attended to, '