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Evening Star, Issue 8267, 12 July 1890, Page 2

COTT3 SMTJTiSION OF OOP LF, KB OIL WITH HYPOPHORPHTTKfI. Palatable aa Milk. Wonderfnl Flwih Prodnonr. Many P(>opl(» Oatn One Pouml per D;vy V.y ita Use, UuNfcSITMFrfON KKOHOJIIII* OOUCHS AND COI.DS THROAT AFFECTIONS WASTINQ DISEASES IMPURE BLOOD. Itis'Jhreo Times as Efficacious as Plain Cod Liver Oil. Sold by all Chemists. BOOTS AND SHOES. WH A R RIB • is now Bhowing exceptional value In BOOTS AND SHOES for the winter trade: Beautiful warm Siipperß (fur bound) from 4s Cd Ladies' Glac6 Kid Laco Boots, at 14s Ladies' Morocco Walking Shoes, at 7s Cd Evening Shoes (large and varied stock) from 5s Cd upwards Gents' Hand-sewn Boots, sterling ' 245. OUR COJiONIAL-MADE STRONG BJJOTfI tot to be surpassed for Quality Sole agent for the celeb; Boots, absolutely waterproof, at HARRIS'S IMPERIAL BOOT DEPOT, 4 PBINCE3 STBKKT. TO LADIES. ri HE LADIES' ROOMS J. At E. ILES'S Are under the supervision of firat-olasa Ladies' Hairdressers. lease Note the Address : PRINCBS STREET (next Dowllng street). Hairwork of every description made up the Premises. R DAVID BLAIR Resumes Phaotioe in Dcnrdin. Residence : 42 HIGH STREET (corner of Clarke street). Consultation Hours: 9 to 11 a.m., ].: to to 2.30, and C to 8 p.m. Terms : Advico, fia Cd ; Visit, .Is Cd. PORTK4.IT PHOTOGRAPHER in New Zealand. FIRST AWARD NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. PHOTO, PORTRAIT, AND LANDSCAPES. DUNEHIN AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. "list AWnl -Polll^iU First Award —Landscape. Fiist Award— Enlarged Photos,

Mr MORRIS PHOTOGRAPHS Every Sitter [Published at 5.0 p.m.] DitTDKS—Haokn.—On denco of tho Iriilo'g parents, liy the Rev. Jan... Chiaholm, Archie Mciklo, youn<*eat son of O. Dryden, t'.v\., Krnmr, Iliinnlin, to T.bzii? Jane, fldest daughter of !!. Haifon, l"Ni|., fanner, cirri,- Hill, Aniisrho*!. —On the 11 Hi init, , f»t, the Piinedln fnafiitil, William Anderson (nlaeknmith); «4P<) HI ears. N'TirriM. (in lltli .Ink, at her resilience, Sandynount, Ann Jane, lielowt wile of John Nj linn, after l lonif and painful Hitman. HIT. "' ■- -On tin? lltli inal., at flnodall street, to9o Hannah, th.i second eldest daughter Hianiß (c\pressman), after a short and a; ai;cd Ir> years. Deeply regretted. FUNERAL NOTIOK. HHE Friends of tlie late Mr William Andereon (blacksmith) are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leavo his late residence. Clarendon street, for the Southern Cemetery, TOMORROW (Sunday), the 13th inst., at 2.30 p.m. HUGH GOURLEY, Undertaker, Clarke and Maclaggan streets, FUNKRAL NOTICE. rHE Friends of Mr John Nyhon are respectfully iuvit-d to attend the Funeral of hi* lato Wife, whicli will leave his residence, Sandymount, on MONDAY, the 14th July, at 10 a.m., for the Southern Cemetery, Dunedin. A. J. WYNff, Undertaker, St. Andrew street. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Krienrlj of Mr Charles _ Williams (expressman) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of hi* late daughter Rosey, which will leave hit resldenco, Goodall street, Caversham (near railway station), TOMORROW (Sunday), the 13th inst., for tho place of interment in the Southern Cemetery, at 2.30 p.m. CHARLES J. THORN, Undertaker, David and Marion sheets, Caversham.