s. &c. special Sotioe FOB -'.■■ NBW YEAfc, 1895. V Our Stock of FURNITURE FURNITURE CARPETS FDRNITURB AND OAaPBTS FURNITURE FURNISHINGS, CARPETS FCRNITUHE Comprising the CARPETS FURNITURE Latest Novelties CARPETS FURNITURE and Designs, is un- CARPETS FURNITURE questionably the CARPETS FURNITURE largest in the CARPETS FURNITURB Colony. CARPETS FURNITURE Asall our Furniture CARPETS FURNITURE is Manufactured CARPETS FURNITURE on our Premises CARPETS FURNITURB under our own CARPETS FURNITURE Supervision, from CARPETS FURNITURE thoroughly CARPETS FURNITURE seasoned material, CARPETS FURNITURE we guarantee OAKPETS FURNITURE Better Value than CARPETS FURNITURE cin be got CARPETS FURNITURE anywhere. CARPETS We Invite Inspection of our Stock of BRINSMEAD and Other ENGLISH PIANOS. Sole Agents for MASON AND HAMLIN'S ORGANS. SCOULLAR AND OHISHOLM, Ratthat street. SPECIALLY PREPARED SODAWATER FOR INVALIDS, As Supplied bt THOMSON AND CO. - to the Dunedin Hospital, Union Company's entire fleet, and other Publio Institutions. in nearly all cases of sickness Thomson and Co.'s Sodawater is held in high esteem by Physicians for its purity and wholesome action in assimilating "with milk and other nutritious liquids. Labelled with name and trade mark. /E RESPECTFULLY ask our CUS- ' TOMBRS to FAVOK US with their CHRISTMAS ORDERS for MINERAL WATERS as early as possible, so that these may be delivered before the press of the holidays and before the railway excursions get in. THOMSON AND CO., Mineral Water Works. NGLO-PARISIAN DRESS - CUTTING. MISS BOOT, Sole Agent. No Fitting Required. Terms on application. 63 PRINCES STREET. ►EDSTEAD, Spring Mattress, Bolster, Two > Pillows, Pair Blankets, Pair Sheets, Two Frilled Pillow Slips, for £5 ss; Furniture Restuffed, made to look equal new; Bedding made to order; Houses Furnished throughout; Furniture removed by experienced men; charges in accordance with times. Huoker and Co., High street and St. Andrew street. N INTIMATING TO THE INHABITANTS - OF DUNEDIN AND SUBURBS that for the future we intend making a specialty of the Cash Trade in connection with our Business, we also inform them that, on account of want of room at main shop, we have nad to arrange to OPEN A BRANCH in GEORGE STREET, In those Premises lately occupwi t>v Nelson, Moate, and Co., and trust that our efforts to meet the requirements of the public in direction aimed at will receive recognition. The terms at Branch will be ail cash. Our counter prices at both shops as under:—BEEF, ROAST, from 2*d to sd; RUMP STEAK, 6d; BEEF STEAK from4d; STEWING BEEF from U ; CORNED BEEF from 2d ; MUTTON from 2d to 3.1 per lb; CHOI'S, *d; KIDNEYS, 6d per dozen. Civility and Full Weight Guaranteed GARDEN WATSON, Crrr Compant, Rattray stbbct. THE VVXSIjW DENTAL SURGERY. '•» M Y K R g AND CO., * SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTISTS, OCTAGON (Corner :>f i>t*>r?e street; and at ChrUtchurob and InYercargili). A tSINGUC AKTIFKJTAIi TIXWH ... .- 10* Temporary Seta or any Part of a Set always Made without Extra Charge. Highest Class Work, Best Material*, and Moderate Charges are the reasons »f our Success. PAIWJtf* EXTRACTION OF TEETH. FUNERAL NOTICE. JHE Friends of Mrs John Mackie are respectfully invited no attend the Funeral of her late daughter Martha, which will }eave her residence, St. Ann's road, Mornington, for the Southern Cemetery, TO-MORROW (Sunday ). the 30th inst., at 2 o'clock. A. J. WYNN AND HOPE, Undertakers. St. Andrew street. FUNERAL NOTICE. of the late William Kewish are invifnrl t.n at+.pnd his Funeral. which will leave his late residence, Mailer gtiect, Mornington, for the Southern Cemetery, TOMORROW (Sunday), the 30th inst., <»t 3.30 p.m. A. J. WYNN AND HOPE, Undertakers, St. Andrew street. FUNERAL NOTICE. |HE Friencls of the late Mrs Macaldowie are which wUI leave her late residence, Aifendale road, St. Clair, TO-MORROW (Sunday), ths 30th inßt, at 2.30 o'clock p.m., for the place of interment at the Northern Cemetery, passing the Octagon about 3.30 p.m. JOHN GILLIES, Undertaker, 18 George street and 11 Great King street. FUNERAL NOTICE. ,HE Friends of the late Mr John Boyle are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, Leith street (near Hanoyer street), for the Catholic Cemetery south, TO-MORRBW (Sunday), the 30th inst., at 3 p.m. HUGH GOURLEY, Uuderfaksr, Clarke and Maolaggan streets.
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Evening Star, Issue 9581, 29 December 1894, Page 2
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687Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 9581, 29 December 1894, Page 2
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