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Evening Star, Issue 8553, 27 June 1891, Page 4

PUBLIC VOTIOBB. AND T. CHRISTIE, Plumbms, QisrmM, Basiiabt Xireuiuip, in., : George street, Dunedin, Beg to notify the PubUo that they «• pwpwed to execute all Hade of Sanitary Work, ©omprising Drainage, Sanitary Plumbing, VentHation, etc., en a sound hyglenlo bada. Having done a large amount of this elan of work for some yean past, they have received many testt* monialsteßtifytog to the efficient of the sjstetr) adopted by them. Also, having all the various I appliances for the detection of sewer gases, combined with their patent Smoke Testing Apparatus, they have no hesitation in stating that all works entrusted to them will on completion stand any test that can possibly be applied. They also add that they are In direot communication with all the various sources of latest information on this all-Important Bubjeet DTJNEDIN POULTRY; P. 0., AND DO» SOCIETY. SEVBNTH ANNUAL BBOW. Entries Close SATURDAY, June 27th. ENTRIB3 can ba made any time prior to that date either with- Mr A. M. Loasby, ohemlst, Princes street; Mr W. Carlton, Roslyn; Mr 0. Bills, fireworker, George street: or the Seoretary, THOS. R. DODDS, South Dunedin. HE DUNEDIN CITY AMD SUBURBAN TRAMWAYS COMPANY, LIMITED. STOPPING PLACES OF OARS. As complaints are frequently made by Passengers of the loss of time in stopping to pick up and set down passengers, the Directors bave resolved to stop Oars only at certain points of the road. These will beBetween Bigh street and Leith Queen's Theatre, Moray place, and all street corners (Albany and King street corner stop at Post Office). Between Manse street and Oaversham—All street corners to Cargill road, then all street corners south side of Cargill road, and street corners to Oaversham terminus. In going to Oaversham Cars stop after rounding the curve into Cargill road, and on returning after rounding curve into Hillside road. On other branches no alteration will be made. This Regulation to come into operation on Ist JULY Next. ERBBRT, HAYNES, AND 00. MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MENS HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY MEN'S HOSIERY. The Largest Stock is the City.

'OLL T SON, MILLS, AND 00. MOLLISON, MOLLISON, MILLS, AND CO.'3 ANNUAL CLEARING SALE Commences TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) Jane 27th, 189 L AND 00. Bargains in all Department?. MOLLISON, MILLP, AND CO., 195 AND 197 Geobge sibeet. CLIMAX SPECIAL OFFER TO LADIES. 1,500 1,500 1,500 1,503 1,500 DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES MOLLISON, MILLS, AND CO. A Full Dress Length of THE AVONDALE SUITING, the very thing for everyday wear, for 5s lidworth 12s 6d. A Fall Dresß Length of THE THURSO SUITING, superfine quality, for lis P j—worth 21s 9J. A Fall Dress Length of TEE KILMONI SNOWFLAKE SUITING, a beautiful Cloth, for 13s 9i—worth 27s 6d. The three qualities ef material are all of Firstclass Manufacture. NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT. I THERE 13 MONEY TO BE SAVED, f PRIOR TO STOCK-TAKING. IMON BROTHERS will e?ear a number kj of Odd Lines, regardless of cast, This Week. Ladies' superior Button Boots (s's to 7's), 7s 6d-usually 12s 6d ; WE Ladies' good Prunella Walking MEAN IT. Boots (3's and 4'*), 3a lid; Ladies' Kid Elastics (3's and 4's), 4s lid; WE Ladies' Leather Balmorals (all MEAN IT. Biises) at 6s lid; Ladies' Warm Slippers (all sizes), at 2s 9d; Why Not Ladies' Evening Shoes (all sixes), at 3s 6d. Why Not Men's strong Balmoral (nailed, all sizes), 8s lid; Men's light SAVE Balmorals (sewn), lOi 6d; Men's MONET? Oookham Boot*, 12j 6d; Men's Walking Shoes (sewn), 7a 6d; SAVE Men's strong Bluchers (nailed), 5s MONEY! lid. Child's Boots from lid; Child's STOOK- Shoes from Is 3d. TAKING. Boys' extra strong Boots from 3)6d; Girls' Button Shoes from STOCK- 3s 9d. TAKING. Also a number of Odd Lines mußt go, at Desperate Clearing ! Prices, This Week. SIMON BROTHERS, Geobgi Street, near Octagon. " WOULD like to send our old friend . Mrs B something that would remind her of the colony; but it is so difficult to find anything new and interesting," said a lady to a friend. " Why don't yon send her the ' New Zealand Graphic'—the illustrated paper, yon know. I buy it every week, and it is snob a handy thing to send to friends." "Where do you get it!" 'runners, er the'Graphic,'then.