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LATE ADVEBTIBEHEBTB. jatebt Telegram. gjPEOIAL WIRE. “ ÜBLIO OPINION CANNOT BB GAIN SAID. IT HAS BERN FULLY DEMONSTRATED and proved beyond a doubt by the fnxblto of Dunedin and Otago than whom there are no better judges) that the Goods advertised as Special Bargains by Fyfe and Cuming cannot be had elsewhere at the same low quotations. RESULT: Fyfe and Gaming are bnsy as bees. Every afternoon there is a crowd and crash at their great Ready-money Warehouse, George street. This week, this week, this WERE. SPECIAL PURCHASE of Men’s and Boys' Clothing. SPECIAL PURCHASE of Men's and Boys’ Clothing; also 500 yards Wellington Tweed for Boys* and Men’s wear; 2a 6d yard. nnHIS IS HO ORDINARY OCCASION, 1, but a real bargain-time in Wei lington Tweed Suits for Boys and Men. Working Men, now is your opportunity to buy a good Colonial Tweed Suit for less than the price of imported shoddy. BN'3 AND BOYS’ WELLINGTON TWEED SUITES.-Fyfe and Cuming have made a big venture in Clothing, having bought of Messrs Bing, Harris, and Go. a clearing line in Men’s and' Boys’ Wellington Tweed Suits, raved rom FIRE in their Rattray street Olothing Factory. The goods are not AMAGED BY FIRE, bat perfect, and beautiful quality Colonial Tweed; warranted to wear and (jive thorough satisfaction. The prices quoted will ensure a spredy sale. We want your confidence In EN’S AND BOYS’ OLOTHING, and onr every effort will be devoted to offering the best goods at prices hitherto unheard o p . MEN’S WELLINGTON TWEED SUITS, 255, 80s, and 35s—usually 355, 40s, end 455; Men's Waterproof Macintosh Goats, with capes (first-class finished goods), gnaranteed, 2 » lid—well worth 50'. B~~OYS 7 ~MttLVILLB KNICKERBOCKER WELLINGTON TWEED SUITS, 10s fid, 11b fid, aad 12s 61; quite the thing for boys’ hard wear. A splendid lot of Boys’ New Osps and Tweed Hats at Bargain Prices.

A WINDOWFUL of the latest rage in Gents’ Scarfs at Is eaob. Best Linen dollars, all shapes and s'zes, 6d each. Shirts and Underwear at the very lowest quotations. Visit Fyfe and Cuming’s Great Readymoney Warehouse. BRAITBWAITB'S Gigantic Sale now on Sweeping Reductions; New Shipments included. WANTED Known—Booths, Race Books, etc., for Hunt Club Faces Will be sold at Dunedin Horse Ssleyard on Saturday, sth, at half-pastll, WANTED, by kind person, Baby to Nnrse or Adopt. Address "Baby,” Stab Office. WANTED, for lady, quiet young Cob, for phaeton; trial must be given. "M.5.,” Stab Office, WANTED, by good dre*sneaker, Work by day or otherwise. Apply Scott’s Store, foot Frederick street. WANTED, Boy to Learn Jewellery Trade. Apply D. Dawson, Exchange Court. WANTED Knowr—Watches thoroughly Gleaned, si; Mainsprings* 4s 6d. By Peter Dick, Moray place (opposite Coffee Palace). WANTED Known-Mrs Metcalfe, successor to Mdme. Simon, has Reopened at George street with New Stock of Fancy Goods and Needlework. Sincere thanks to the public for past support, and also for many kindnesses and assistance rendered since destruction by Are of late premises and stock. ANTED Known—Booths, Race Books! etc., for Hunt Club Races will be sold at Dunedin Horse Ealeyard on Saturday, sth, at half past 11. WANTED Known—Cheapest House in Town for American Clocks of all descriptions. Watches Cleaned, 4s 6d; Mainsprings, 4s; Jewellery neatly repaired. H. H. Bailey, 29 Arcade. WANTED Known—Garden Lime in stock. Mllbnm Lime and Cement Company, Limited, Cumberland street. WANTED, Babbitsklns. We Require any quantity, and guarantee the fullest market value. Arthur M'Donald and 00., Bond street.

WANTED, Apprentices to the Drees* making. Apply Misses Dow, 14 George street. WANTED, good Second-hand Saddle and Bridle; state lowest price. Box 256, Post Office. WANTED Known—Boothr, Pace Books, etc,, for Hunt Olnb Races will be sold at Dunedin Horse Saleyard on Saturday, sth, at half-pait 11. LADIIS are reminded the DJ.O. First Grand Spring Show will be held Saturday, stb. WANTED Everyone to Remember the D.I.C. Great Display takes place Saturday. Warehouse open till 9.80 p;m. WANTED Everyone To Know the Latest and Correct Styles are to be seen at the Company's Warehonse, 0.1.0. WAN TED Known— Grandest Variety of New Fashions are being shown at the D.I.C. Dl.O. Warehouse Open on Saturday e Evening till 9,80 for general inspection. WANTED Known —Job line of Berlin Wool, suitable for fancy work, 2s packet for 9d. CREWEL Work, 3d a dozen skeins; Tinsel, 6i a box (4 balls); Crewel Silk, Is 3d a drz'n. WORK Frames, all sices; Children’s Pipafores, slightly soiled, greatly reduced. Mbs Clough, George street. WE are Opening alt our Spring and Summer Goods; the Latest Novelties in Hats, Bonnets, Children’s MILLINERY, Flowers, Feathers, Jet Birds and Butterflies, Pins, Ribbons, Nets, Frilllngs. Misses Dow, 14 George street. WANTED Known Ritchie’s is the cheapest shop in town for Household Requisites, Asbpans, Fenders, Saucepans, Boilers. ALSO, a splendid assortment of Lamps, cheaper than ever; Lamps Repaired. Staffordshire House, 29 George street. WANTED Known —Ton can’t touch it. Whitc-and-gold Capa and Saucers, any size, 3s half dozen. " ERY handsome Toilet Sots, 15a. Just opened, new designs in Blaok-and-gold Teapots. Little Dost Pan.

COMPARISONS are Bidionlons. Ton can’t beat si fpr All-round Value. J. H. Cottrell and Son, Little Dost Pan, 64 George street. * MONET Advanced on Life Policies; Bills Discounted; low interest. Henry Benjamin, Albert Buildings (opposite Pest Office). MADAME H&M ANN’S Dancing Glass, Green Island, will commence, Monday Evening next. Terms: One Guinea per quarter. • ; , DANCING.— Madame Hsmann’s Juvenile and Adult Classes, St. Paul’s Schoolroom and FernhQl. Terms : One Guinea, In advance. DANCING.— City Hall,'SaturdayEvening; first-class music. Admission : Gentlemen, Is ; ladles invited. Splendid dancingfloor. THE Excelsior Hotel provides the best Shilling Dinner —soup, fish, poultry, joints ; Hot-gi»h Suppers nightly. ' , THE most' Oheerlul: House.for Country Yisltorf, Excelsior Hotel ; .entrance, Dowling street Cntiing, Proprietress, Georgia Smithson. rOß’Llnes Gold Paperbangings coniiderably below cost ; Is Od por piece- Fish and SBAITHWAITB’B Gigantic Salenc* (m. 1 'Sweeping Beddctions'; Wow Shipments included, ; ■./: -OERAMBUL ATOBS (reversible hoods). 365, JL at Muller and" Anderson’s Furniture Warehouse. George street; heat value; insgeo-

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Evening Star, Issue 8612, 4 September 1891, Page 3

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