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Evening Star, Issue 8771, 11 March 1892, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL FUROHABE. SPECIAL BARGAINS SPECIAL BARGAINS. HE PR PRIETORS of THE CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT having purchased a quantity of Boots from price, will offer them (with other Special Lines) at STARTLING PRIOIS, TO-MORROW (S»turday), March 12. The Prices given below will serve to guide the Publio in the Value that will be given, but a personal inspection will tatisfy EVERYONE. SEE OUR SHOW IN WINDOW. Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes. 5s lid Ladies' Kil Walking Shoe?, superior quality 63 lid Ladies' Oalf Button Boots, strong, J splendid wear * i 11 j Ladies' Evening Shoea ... •■• Js lid Ladieß'Glace" House Slippers ... 3d lid (dually 6s 9J). Ladies' Elastic Sides 4a lid I (Usually 7s 6d). Ladies' Glace Kid Lace Boots ... 83 6d Mtn's Fancy slippers, butterfly fronts... 3a 3d Men's Sewn Balmorals ... •• 9i lid | Men's Oookham ir.S. 16s 6tl (Usually 255). i Men's Polid Wearing Oookham 800t5... 15s 91 Men's Walking Shoea ... ••• t'a 9d Boyß' and G rls' School Boots 33 lid and 4s lid Children's Elastics .. 6d Only at CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT (Opposite Post Office), PRINCES STREET. PENINfcULA NAVAL ARTILLERY. N FUIURE, the Range at Yauxhall will be available on SATURDAY AFTKBNOONS ONLY from 230 p.m. Anyone firing on the KaDge at any other lime will be prosecuted. D. OARVOSSO, Lleut.-Oommander. FREE CONSULTATIONS. the LAST MAIL COUNT MATTEI 1 forwaided to ma a Large Number of CONSULTATION FORMS. Those who are sick and wish to get advice direct from the Count, with instructions how to treat their complaints, have now the opportunity. He Ib anxious to help the Bick in every way possible, and each case submitted to him has his pareonal attention. Do not delay. Call at ones and get a form gratis from the authorised New Zealand Agent, GEO. M. MARSHALL, 86 Princes street (Next G. and T. Young'p, jewellers). DRUID 3' GALA, MARCH 23. ENTRIES for following Events will be rei calved until 2 pm. SATURDAY. 19fch:Dkuids' Anniversary Handicap.—Entry, 2s 6d. Ist L 5, 2nd LI 10s, third 15?. Mile Walking Race.—Vntry, 2a. Ist LI 10?, 2nd LI, third trophy value 10s 6d, Onb Mile Handicap.-Kntry, 23. Ist L2, 2nd LI, 3rd 10s. For other events entiies taken on the ground. GEO. SOOTT, Hon. Sec, 31 Bond street. ROWN, EWING, AND CO. BROWN, EWING, AUTUMN AN i) c) 'S CAPES. AWU ° J,a AUTUMN Fiwt Direct Sh 'P mentß of MANTLES. EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES Are now ready for inspection. AUTUMN MILLINERY. AUTUMN JACKETS the choicest FURS. assortment and most fashionable goods in the market. AUTUMN DRESSES. Ladies are invited to carefully inspect our New Autumn ATJTUMN MILLINERY. The French TWfiBDO. Trimmed Hats and Bonnets are simply perfection, and AUTUMN moderate in pri:e. RIBBONS. AUTUMN BROWN, EWING, CHIFtOSTS. AND CO. OU can Furnish Kitchen and Bedroom for L Ll2. The Cash Emporium. A. and T. Incite. LOST AND FOUND -.IOUND, light Bay Pony, D2 branded on off Jj Bhoulder. Apply J. Muir, Burke etreet, MorniDgton. TRAY ED from .Alva sfcieer. Bay Pony, KJ branded D2; reward. Anderson, baker, High street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ANTED, by brother and sister, Board and Reudence; no other boirders, and south pi d preferrt d; ttite termp. Addiens "Beta," Stab Offic?. ANTED, Two respectable Boardcr3, cr , , nicely-furnished Rooms To Let; centtal. Apply Esk bank, Castle street. SHIPPING EXCURSION TO WEST COAST SOUNDS CJ S. INVKRCARGILL Leaves Dunedin at 4 p.m. MONDAY, 14th s, Inst, for Bluff, PresorvaSteamer will remain at Milford for 24 hours, returning to Dunedin on Sunday morning via Bluff and Waikawa, pas«ingthrough Thompson, Doubtfal, Breaksea, Duaky Sounds, and Preservation Inlet en route.

FARE (Return) L 5. KBITS RAM3AY, Agent HARBOR EXCUBSIONS. THE S.P. ONSLOW will run to Broad J x iv Bi7 and Portobello TOMORROW (Sitorday), at 2 p.m.; alto, on SUNDAY, if sufficient inducement offers, at the same hour. Return Tickets, 2a. 'NION STEAMSHIP , .COMPANY . OF NEW ZEALAND, hj LIMITED. Will Despatch Steamer* aB under : LYTTELTON and Wellington.— ROTORUA, s.s., on Monday. Mareh 14. Passengers from Dunedin Wharf at 3 p.m. Cargo till noon. , ■«»,,. L NEIiSON via Lyttelton and Wellington. ROTORUA, 8.5., on Monday, March 14. Passengers from Dunedin Wharf at 3 p.a>. Cargo till noon. AUOhiiAND via liyt.elwm. Wellington:, Napier, and Glsborne. —WAIHORA, s.s., on Wednesday, March 16. by 2.30 p.m. train. Cargo at wharf till 4 p.m. Tuesday. 3YI>NBY via Lyttelton, Welllngtor, aid Eas Coast.-WAIHORA, s.b., on Wednesday, March 16. Passengers by 2.30 p.m train. SYDNEY via Lyttelton and Wellington.— HAUROTO, fc.s., on or about Tuesday, March 15. Cargo at Wharf. MELBOURNE via Bluft and Hobart.— WAIRARAPA, b.p., on Friday, Maroh 18, Passengers by 3.35 p.m. train. and Welllngton.-BRUNNER, 8.5., Tonight (Friday), Maroh 11. Pajaengerß from Dunedin Wharf at 7 p.m. GRBYMOUTH (taking cargo for HokitUta) via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, and Wellington.—HEßALD, s.b., Early. AUCKLAND via Oamaru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Napier, Gisborne, and Tauranus.— OHAU, as., on Tuesday, March 15. Cargo at Wharf. FIJI 'from Auckland). OVALAU, e.s„ on Friday, Maroh 25. TONGA & Samoa (from Auckland). —WAINUI, 8.5., on Wednesday, March 16. EXCURSION SEASON. During the Month of Maroh RETURN TIOKEIS will be issued at EXCURSION RATES over all the Company's Lines, available for THREE MONTHS from date of issue. Nora—During the Summer Months the Tuesday steamer for Wellington will leave Lyttelton at 6 p.m. instead of 10 p.m. as formerly. _ , . OmoES: Corner of Vogel, Water, and Cumberland sheets.