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Evening Star, Issue 8613, 5 September 1891, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS TONIC SOL-PA jfCBILRE SINGING CONTESTS. INTENDING COMPETITORS are reminded that Entries for the shore Close on the 15th September. Reading at bight—Gold and Silver Medals. Solo Singing-TwoGold Medals. Competitors mar use either the Stall or Sol-fa Notation in the sight singing test. ' Any additional particulars may be had on application to D. WIBHART, Care of Cbas. Begg and Co, i : :—: I STANDARD' FIRE AND BINE INSURANT COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice to Shareholders. DIVIDEND WARRANTS for Half-year ending 80th June last will be issued at the Company’s Office, High street, on and after MONDAY, the 7th September, THOMAS B, FISHER, General Manager. September 8,1891. JJBVIATHAN HOTEL. Imitated by Many- Surpassed by None. OPPOiITi RAILWAY STATION, Dunedin, For the convenience of my hied patrons, who look forward to enjoying the approaching fine Sunday Afternoons, I desire to inform them that they will always find a very SUMP! U JDS TEA on those days from 8 to 6, after which latter hour my Dining Hall will be Closed for the evening. A. D. BILK, Proprietress, FIRST GRAND SPRING SHOW THIS EVENiNG. THE DJ.C. FIRST GRAND SPRING SHOW Is Now Being Held. To give Country Visitors and Strangers an opportunity of Inspecting the Largest Stock and PremieealnNewZealand, the Warehouse REMAINS OPEN THIS EVENING Ml 9.80 p.m. Everyone Invited, P, LA) NO, Manager. B. HALLEN3TKIN, Chairman of Directors.

QBNTLEMEN S PARIS HATS. GENTLEMEN'S PARIS HATS. L and B Paris Hats L and B Paris Hats L and B Faria Hats L and B Paris Hats L and B Paris Hats L aid B Paris Hats BROWN, EWING, AND 00. have just marked off one case of Lincoln and Bennett’s Paris Hats; the latest London Styles. GENTLEMEN’S FELT HA IS. GENTLEMEN'S FELT HATS. Woodrow’s Felt Hats Woodrow's Felt Hats Woodrow’s Felt Hats Woodrow’s Felt Hats Woodrow’s Felt Hats Woodrow’s Felt Hats BROWN, EWING, AND CO.’S First Spring Shipment of the Celebrated Woodrow's Felt Hats is now ready for Inspection. NOVELTIES IN SOARFS, BOWS, Eic BROWN, EWING, AND 00. BBAGLEY AND SOM, • Dispensing Chemists, Etc., Wholesale Druggists and Importers, Have received, ex Rangatire, DRUG 5 !, CHEMICALS. DYERS' GOOD?, AND DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, Their Stock includes every Requisite for the Drug Trade. 184 GEORGE STREET, and at the WATER OF LEITH. Stores—Hanover street, Dnnedlo. While offering special advantages in prices to buyers of large quantities, we also supply retail quantities at low rates. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED, Two Boarders, Also, Booms To Let; suit married couple; use of kitchen. Lerwick House, High street. C( (IMPORTABLE Board and Residence for t 2 or 3 Gentlemen in private family: ba<h and every conveniencej central and healthy situation. Apply “J, A,” Stab Office. LOST AND POUND. LOST, Pocket-book containing papers and S social tiokets; reward. Little Dost Pan, 45 George street. FOUND, Collie Dog ; not claimed 3 days will be sold. A. Churchill (Arthur M’Donald), Crawford street. LOST, about Railway Station, Sealskin Bag, with Purse, containing money, keys, and return ticket to Timarn. Reward returning to Mrs A W. Bascand, care of Mr James Collins, Cumberland street, off Dundas street MUNICIPAL NOTICES. CITY OF DUNEDIN. ANNUAL ELECTION"OF OODNOILLOB, BELL WARD. PUBLIC NOTICE » HEREBY GIVEN that I have this day been duly notified by Mr Clement White that he retires from the Election of a Councillor for Bell Ward. I there-1 fore declare the remaining Candidate, JOHN TOOMBY, duly elected Councillor for Bell Ward for the term of office commencing 10th September, 1891. JOSEPH SHBBWIN, Returning Officer of Bell Ward, Dunedin. BOROUGH OF MAORI HILL. ANNUAL BLECTIOsToF COUNCILLORS. THE RESULTS of the Nominations of Candidates for (he Office of Councillor for the various Wards which have taken place during the week are as follows For East Ward—Robert Long. For South Ward—John Pollock. For West Ward—William Aitken. For North Ward—Henry Harbour, Samuel Lawson, and Robert Wait. I therefore declare Robert Long elected for East Ward, John Pollock elected for South Ward, and WiUiam Aitken elected for West Ward. - ‘ A POLL will be taken for .North Ward on September .10 (THURSDAY), b<m 8 o’clock a.ro. till 6 o’clock p.m., at the Leith Volley Soheolhonse. B, 8. OLAEKE, Returning Officer. Mopti HID, September Stb, VB9U