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Evening Star, Issue 8611, 3 September 1891, Page 4

PUBLIC KOfIOBS. MULLER AND ANDERSON. WANTED, Buyers to compare our Furniture and Bedding before purchasing elsewhere. - WANTED Known—Kapok Beds, Flock and Hair Mattresses, SPRING Mattresses, and all kinds of Bedding ; best material, lowest prices. A MTten TTwnwn—Milllet and Anderson’s Furniture will hold its own as regards quality, finish, ’ AND Price with any House in the City. No. 83 George street. JNSPEOTION invited. “ V. MELVILLE. WANTED Known—Melville, Octagon, has received ft large shipment of White Sewing Machines. Gall and see. « TTTHITE” Sewing Machines, Hand and V? Treadle, are the best in< the world. Pali and test them. ' HE “ White ”is “ King." The best made, most simple, most durable, most noiseless, best finished, and LIGHTEST Banning Sewing Machine in the market. Inspection Invited by W. Melvllle. Octagon. Repairs attended to. LILLY BROTHERS. Q(\ 89. 89 what! Why, 89 George street, (s<y, where Lilly Brothers continue to repair Watches and Jewellery. ___ THEY also Melt down Old Gold and Silver Jewellery, converting it into Newest Designs. Lilly Bros. BST American 8-day Clocks, which strike hours snd half-hours, from 25a. Lilly Bros., George street QMAND A*D DREW. MAND AND DREW, 120 George street, House, Sign, and Decorative Painters, have just landed, ex Waipa, MASNIFICEN P Selection of Potter’s incomparable Paperhangings, of newest aad most artistic designs. GOLD and Sioitary Wall Papers, with Dadoes, Borders, and Friezes to match. New Patterns Halls and Ceilings. OILS, Paint?, Colors, Glass, Brush ware, and all Painters’ Requisites. Champion s genuine White Lead. ELBBRATKD “Star'’ brandcf Oik atd Mixed Paints; lowest prices Omand and Drew, 120 George street. Q. HYDE. JIAOI3 worth knowirg, I MAKE it a point to give complete satisfaction with my Suits made to Measure. SIIITS to Measure from LS 3j ; Trousers, 16s fid ; first-class fit guaranteed. COLONIAL, West of England, and all kinds of Tweed to choose from; and to those who study economy 1 make bold to assert that, if they bat pay a V sit, it shall ba proved beyond doubt that better value can be obtained from me than elsewhere. G. Hyde. EO. HYDE, tailor, 93 George street. BRESSEY'S for Birthday Cards —Large Box Cards from Is; wonderful value. SATIN, Jewelled, Hand-painted, and Carbon Opah in great variety. B RES SET S for Scrap Books, largest (Is and 2.) books in town. RSSSEY’S for Scraps—Pest selection in town, 6d and Is packets; grand value, B£S SKY’S for Booklets—New thapes just arrived and to land. RFSSKY’S for Photographic Albums from 2s, Plush (all cabinets) 6a fid. RBSSKY’S for Birthday Books and Picture Books. 151 George street. MISCELLANEOUS. LAUNDRY Work well and cheaply done, and punctually returned in all weathers, Lace Curtains a specialty. Mrs Clark’s Laundry, North-east Valley. Established 1875. npAKEN from my Shop last week, 5,0001b of the beat Sausages In Dnnedin. Cole, family butcher, Hanover street. GEORGE JiM. —Selected Fruit and ■!? Best Sugar. All Qrooara. OPIL-TKACMEK’S Notes, for the Govern-mc-nt Muslo Syllabus; posted, sixpence. Chas. B gg and Co. PATTERSON, Princes street south. Dyer and Renovater. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Wearing Apparel Cleaned and Dyed.

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