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Evening Star, Issue 9154, 8 June 1893, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. OLD 0 0 M I N. 0.. _ THE ■WEATHER CHANGING. THE TEMPERATURE FALLING. BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS GREATLY IN DEMAND. We have no objection. We are well prepare^ Note our Prices, and come and examine for yourselves. Prices are thusly Men's Light Cookhams Men's Heavy Double-sole Cookhams Men's Working Boots ...I Ladies' Lace Boots ... Ladies' Kid Shoes ... ... I Ladies' Evening Shoes ... ! Ladies' Warm Slippers Boys' School Boots ... ... < 16s 6.1 9s 9d 10s 6d 7s 6d 6s 6d 7s 9d 2s 6d 3s 9d 2s lid 3s 9d 4s lid A Large Stock of COSY SLIPPERS. CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, Opposite Post Office. TO THE CARNIVAL at Fyfe and Cuming's. "R KNOTT'S Limelight Lantern Lecture, Friday night, Templars' Hall, Kaikorai. Let the crowds come. IFE-SIZE Enlargements in Massive Gold Star, over Births, Marriages, etc. Burton .Brothers. IRY Ritchie's for Lamps.—Just landed, American Lamps ; jjhe cheapest and best ' value in town. . iITOHIE'S for White-and-gold Cupa anrt j Saucers, 3s half-dozen ; also, good Stone Cups and Saucers, 2s half-dozen. At 29 George street. IHE Rochester |Nicklc Lamp, complete, to L be had for 7s 6d at Ritchie's, 29 George street. \ WEEDIE, 136 George street. Watches, ) Clocks, and Jewellery Cleaned and Re- | paired at moderate prices; best workmanship. "VTEW Magazines just arrived: June Young. J_l Ladies* Journal, May London Journal, Review of Reviews, and Strand Magazine. Braithwaito's Book Arcade. j r ELDON'S Dressmaker, Weldon's ChiJdren's Fashions, and other Magazines, at Braith waited Book Arcade. CELEBRATED Standard Boots for Boys ' v> and Girls' school wear. Bob Collier's Al , Boot Shop. ISS M. BOLTON, Certificated Teacher of , Harp, Piano, and Singing. Teaching rooms, terms, etc., at the Dresden. >E Suro and don t miss Special Lines in. Boots at Simon Brothers', George street. CARTER AND CO. ON THE WARPATH. U . /CARTER AND CO. ON THE WARPATH. SPECIAL—During the next fortnight you will be flooded with Cheap Sales, where our competitors will throw a few sprats to catch a few mackerel. CHARTER AND CO. mean Business. Theirs j t is a genuine Sell-out. They are selling every article in their establishment' at a great Sacrifice, but in addition they throw down the AUNTLET to all, that no matter what IX their sprat is Carter and Co. will beat it; .so you can rely on getting every article you want at the very lowest price by buying T CARTER'S FINAL SALE. T CARTER'S FINAL SALE. I ESULT of last month's trading: Stock \) reduced by nearly £3,500; cash sent to Loudon partners, £3,250 (see receipts at our door on black* board). • Busy as bees all the month—in fact, REGULAR BOOM. L REGULAR BOOM. "1 FEClAL.—During the month of June Carter and Co. are anxious to, if possible, beat last month's record, and will offer genuine Drapery and Clothing at lower prices than last month, as thev UST SELL THEIR ENTIRE STOCK. UST SELL THEIR ENTIRE STOCK. 3 EMNANTS have accumulated considerably i during the month, and they are mow turned out and marked ■desperately cheap. 1,000 cheap Remnants. 'ISIT CARTER'S RETIRING SALE. ISIT CARTERS RETIRING SALE. RENDERS Wanted for Alteration and Addition to House at Caversham. Thomas il M'lntosh, house and land asent, Caversham. TENDERS AVantcd from persons willing to LEASE the piece of GROUND adjoining \ the Baptist Church, Hanover street. For par- • ticulars applv to Mr WILSON, St. Andrew street. RENDERS arc invited till noon of WednesL day, 14th inst., for Additions to a Cottage II in Leith street. 1 JAMES HISLOP, j Architect. ENDERS are invited until noon on SATUR- .. J. DAY, the 10th inst.', for PLUMBING j and GASFITTING to a House at Port Chalmers ' for Mr John Watson. E. M. ROACH, •| Octagon. Architect. ERC E R BROTHERS, Chkai" C'Asn Grocers, i Have a Large Quantity of ; PRIME SALT BUTTER, ;' 9d per lb. "ANTED, an ASSISTANT SALESMAN. - T Must have a knowledge of the Furniture and Carpet Trade. Apply SOOULLAR AND CHISHOLM, Rattray street. THE GREAT CARNIVAL CUMING'S. THE PUBLIC ARE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC, AND DECLARE THAT THE MOST VIVID IMAGINATION WOULD FAIL TO CONJURE UP ANY IDEA OF THE WONDERFUL BARGAINS. CATALOGUE ON FOURTH PAGE. D.S.A. 1) URING TH I S WE E K WE ARE SHOWING SPECIAL VALUE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, And our PRICES will be AS LOAV AS ANY SALE. DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, Georgk street. MASONIC. GRAND LODGE OF NEW ZEALAND. LL BRETHREN are invited to attend the Lodge Oriental, 687, E.C., which will leave the residence of his son, Bro. Henry Wetherilt (G. Superintendent of Works), Argyle street, Momington, on FRLDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for the Southern Cemetery. White ties and gloves. By order of the Deputy Grand Master.