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Evening Star, Issue 8773, 14 March 1892, Page 2

IBTABLIBHED OVER A QUARTER Of I A OSiNTUKV. * Of other Sod* Waters that Lave come under oar notiee and take a very high place In An* iralaala, we would be remiss If we did not mention that of Messrs Thomson and 00,, Dunedin.Brewers’ Journal,’ 1890. MONEY. HAYING a large sum of money (a bar hands for Investment, we aro prepared to make Advances In Large or Small Sums oa Freehold and Leasehold Seoarlties, Bills of Bale, Mortgages of Stock, Life Poltole j, Bills of Exchange, etc., etc. 0. M. BORDER AND SON, Finance, Land, Estate, and General Commission Agents, 90 PRINCES STREET. Cl ORB BT T AND CO*., f Octagon. PATENTEES and SOLS MANUFACTURERS of the CORBETT PATENT EXHAUST COWL AND VENTILATOR. "Best am’. Cheapest in tho Market, Telephone 268. LOASB\”S 'QUININE and STKIiL WUK Currs Wnhucss, Lassitude, Neura'gia, Best Restorative known for removing tho dregs of influenza. A powerful Blood restorer and Nerve Tonic. 2s and S i 6d. LOASBY’S DIGESTIVE TONIC has Cured hundreds alter every other remedy has failed. Single dose relievos; bottle cures. 2s 6,1 and 4s 6d. LOASBIi'S RSSKNUEof HE is NET, for Curds and Whey. Is bottle makes 20 gallons >d curd.-. All grocers. OASBY’.h SARSAPARILLA, wi'h Dandelion and T’otasb, Cures Kt options of all sorts, Purifies tho Blood, Stimulates the Liver, Removes alt traces of humful medicines, Scrolula, and Hereditary Diseases, 3s 6d. Address: 174 PRINCES STREET SOUTH, D 1 .penslng at Lowest Prices, (tom Purest of Drugs, at all hours. A MERIOAN AND GERMAN PIANOS just Landed. American Organs FOR SALE. bates, sise, and ce., Bond cirJST, 1) V N E DIN. PAPHRHANGiNGS. We show a very large stock of Artistic Designs, well selected from the best makers. Smith and Smith. PAPEKHANGINGS. —New and fashionable Patterns, harmonicas Colorings, 4d to os per piece; purchasers should inspect our Btook, Smith ami Smith. PAPERHANGINGS. —An assortment of Attractive Designs in good taato at 4J, Bd, and Is per piece; suitable for any 100 m. Smith and Smith. P~ APKHHANGINGS. - with Dadoes and Friezes to match, at very low prices. Smith and Smith PAPEHHANuINGS. — We have a great assortment of Attractive and Artistic Goods at low prices; patterns scut to any part of the colony on receipt of 4d iu stamps. Smith and Smith. ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY. Citizens and Visitors ant invited to Inspect tho Photographs of R, F K O c 73 George street, B T, And to can fully compare the Pictures with Ihoat frem other Studios, The Photographs are properly lighted, wel grouped, made by the latest and most expensive appliances, •. { tho bed. materials, and are guaranteed to be the most permanent produced CABINETS AT Pis PER DOZEN. Every stylo andeizi of picture made from the tiny midget to the hj h-.-'iied Enlargement. Telephone fltil.

13.1.0 THU OOMi’ANY are now holding lh> ir First Oraml .Show of NEW AUTUMN' FASHIONS, and in doing ao beg to draw special attention to their Magnificent Display of DRESS FABRICS, MILLINERY, SILKS, IUNTLES, a ;d TeEA UOWPS, Inviting Inspection. D.1.C., HIGH AND RATTRAY STREETS. P. LAING, Manager, B. Hallenstein, Chairman of Directors, BASK ( F AUSTRALASIA (incorporated by Loyal Charter 1835'. Paid-up Capital ... £1,600,000 Reserve Fund ... ... ... 800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors ... 1800,000 £1, 000,000 A HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND of L2 10s per Share, b<i'g at the rate of 12J per cent, per annum, has been declared by the Court of Diiectois, and will be payable on the first of April. The Colonial Share Register will be Closed fronrl'Jth March to the Ist April inclusive for the purposes of the above Dividend. Staffordshire house, 29 George street (next Warded Bros,). CLEARING SALK of Crockery, Lamps, and Uo!low-w.ito. Gall and See our TEA SETS, 1 inner Se s. and Fancy Teapots; White-handled Knives, 6d each; Ent ves and F> rk?, fid each ; Hammers, 9d; splendid Ha : r Bcunhes, lOd. OOD KITCHEN LAMPS, 2s 9d ; Reading Lamps, Is fid ; Hand Lamps, Is. SURE and Call at RITCHIE’S. Stock must be reduced to make room for Lamps arriving ex J. H. Masters.

FUNERAL NOTICE THE Friends of the late John Henderson (and family) are respectfully Invited to attend hia Funeral, which will leave his late residence, High street, Maori Hill, TOMOB HOW (Tuesday), March 15, at 3 p.m., for the Northern Cemetery. COLE AND SPRINGER, Undertakers, 152 George street.