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Evening Star, Issue 7656, 5 July 1888, Page 4

Old gentleman, to boy on twelfth birthday : "I hope you will improve in wisdom, knowledge, and virtue." Boy, politely returning compliment, totally unconscious of sarcasm: " The same to you, sir." Don't use stimulants, but nature's brain and nerve food—Dr Soule'a Hop bitters. Beware of all except made by American Co. See.

PUBLIC NOTICES. COLLIE AND PDLLEN. 'OTIGE of Removal.—We beg to notify, to the public that we have "> BMOVED to more suitable Premises, next our old shop, and also to IHANK them for their liberal support during the last ten years, and hope to merit a continuance of the same JY turning out only first-class Boots at reasonable prices. Gentlemen's Handsewn Boots a specialty. Collie and Pullen, practical bootmakers, 39 Princes Btreet. APERHANGINGS.-The EWEST and Best Styles of >APERHANGINGS to be seen In the City, from 4d upwards. UST Landed, Rich and Choice Designs at 3 NISBET'S, Octagon, Dunedin, painter, glazier, etc. JOSEPH FARRA. "OSEPH FAERA, Tinsmith, Spouting ? " Manufacturer and Colonial Oven Maker, 25 Stafford street, "AKER of Farra's Patent Improved 'ILK STRAINER, with 3 extra bottoms. Will last four times longer than the ordinary article, IN and Iron Goods of all descriptions, of the best make and at cheapest rate.