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Evening Star, Issue 10399, 21 August 1897, Page 3

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LAST TWO Weeks Carter’s Sale.Bigger bargains - than everj see their ' window of Millinery : all their choice Felt or.Stnjw Untrimmed Hats, also a lot of Trimmed Hats, at absurd prides— pick for Is each. I ’ Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Resigned Stock Drummond’aAssigued Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s a ssigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned v tock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock ‘Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Diummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Ass|gned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock Drummond’s Assigned Stock WE AKE NOW PREPARED FOR BIG RUSH. SUCH BARGAINS NOT PROCURABLE ELSEWHERE.

MOLLI3ON AND CO., 195 AND 197 GEORGE BTBKET, DdNBDIN. WANTED, To £soo ° to EXTEND ESTABLISHED and PROFITABLE BUSINESS. Apply.in first place to “ A.8.C.,” Stab Office. 00 AL-ALL AND ALB COAL, THE BEST OTAGO COAL. COAL of a very Superior Quality is NOW BEING SUPPLIED by this Company. Sold bv all Coal Merchants, Lilly bros., 73 George street, manufacturing jewellers, WATCHMAKERS, Etc. OLD-FASHIONED JEWELLERY Melted and Remade'to Newest Designs. Firstclass Workmanship. LILLY BROS, for Wedding Presents. LILLY BROS, for Engagement Rings. LILLY BROS, for Watches and Clocks, etc, LILLY BR O S., 73 George street. MONEY TO LEND. We have this sum in hand V 7 vF for investment, and are prepared to advance ui on Freehold Securities from 5 per cent.; also on Furniture, Pianos, Cattle, Horses, Lif-< Policies, P.N.s, etc., at reduced rates. Correspondence Invited.' ‘ . BORDER AND CO., 90 Princes street, Ddnedin, 89 PRINCES STREET, A.M.P. BUILDINGS. MISS SUMMERS’S EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS and ART UNION. Studio Open Daily, 2—6 p.m. Paintings especially painted by leading local artists—Lloyd, J. E. Moultray, Wilson, Sinclair, Power. Mrs Strack, Miss Annie Black, and others. First prize, Oil Painting, ‘ Clearing the Land,’ value £3O; second prize, ‘Art, only Art,’ value £25 ; third prize, ‘ Flowerland made Useful,’ value £2O ; fourth prize, ‘ Auckland from Mount Eden,’ value £2O. Landscapes, Marine Studies, Flower , and Figures. Drawing for prizes at an early date in the presence of His Worship the Mayor of Dunedin and a committee of gentlemen. 4,000 Tickets at Is. Over 40 Prizes, value £2OO. SPORTING, D.J.C. HUNT CLUB MEETING. DOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS CLOSE THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING. SYDNEY JAMES, Sec. D.J.C, LECTURES LECTURE (By Request of the Citizens of Dunedin) OUR PIONEER AUTHOR AND EXPLORER, CAPTAIN W. JACKSON BARRY, will give one of his Amusing, Interesting, and Instructive Lectures in the Choral Hall, Moray place, on MONDAY, August 23. His Worship the Mayor (Hugh Qourley, Esq.) in the chair. Reserved seats for ladies. See handbills and programmes Doors open 7.15. Lecture will commence at 8 o’clock sharp. Admission; Front Seats, 2s; Body of Hall and Gallery, Is. The Garrison Band will play to welcome onr pioneer. Captain Barry has received a letter, dated June 19, 1897, from Her Majesty the Queen, which he will read to his audience. gT. ANDREW’S LITERARY INSTITUTE. On TUESDAY, 24th AUGUST, LECTURE, * Browning’s Philosophy of Life: Life’s Failures,’ By Rev. R. WADDELL, M.A., D D., In the CHUROH HALL, Walker street. Admission ... 6J. BOARD AND BEStUENCE. IOKBR’S FAMILY HOTEL, J CHRISTCHURCH. Within One Minute of the Railway Station. JAMBS HATFIELD, Proprietor. Telephone 231. P.O, 80l 291. BOARD and Residence for 3 Gentlemen, Manor place; bathroom (hot water), sitting room, piano. "P.,” Stab Office. OAKLEY HOUSE, corner Rattray and Dowling streets. Private Board and R»si-

dence; every home comfort, moderate charges. SHIPPING TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF JJ NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Steamers will be despatched as under LVTTELTON and WELLINGTON (Booking Passengers to all West Coast ports)— p.m. Tarawera 120031 Tuesday, Aug. 24 12 Dunedin Waikare 1 3050 I Wed., Aug. & | 2Dunedin NAPIER, GISBORNE, and AUCKLANDTtorawera I 2003 I Tuesday, Aug. 24 I 2 Dunedin Waihora 1 2003 1 Tuesday, Sept. 7 2Dunedin SYDNEY via WELLINGTON— Waikare I 3050 I Wed., Aug. 25 I 2Dunedin Talune | 2078 | Saturday, Sept. 4 2.30 train SYDNEY via AUCKLAND— Tarawera I 2003 | Tuesday. Aug. 24 12 Dunedin Waihora- | 20031 Tuesday, Sept. 7 2Dunedin MELBOURNE via BLUFF and HOBART— Wakatipu 11946 I Thur., Aug. 28 I 3Dunedin Monowai | 3433 lOn Sept, 5 | 2.30 train WESTPORT via TIMAKU, LYTTELTON. AKAROA, WELLINGTON, PIOTON, and NELSON— Omapere* I 601 Monday Aug. 23 I Daylight „ . r, ■ : m . Dunedin Cormna 11279 Thur., Aug. 26 | 4 Dunedin ''ViaGreymouth. GREYMOUTH via OAM&RU, TIMABU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and NEW PLYMOUTH— Herald I 573 I Wed., Aug, 25 | 4Dunedin SOUTH SEA ISLANDS EXCURSIONS. For TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI, and SYDNEY (From Auckland) — Taviuni _ 114651 Wednesday, August 25 For SUVA and LBVUKA (from Auckland)— Flora 1 1273 | Wednesday, September 8 For TAHITI and RAKATONGA

(From Auckland)— Upolu 111411 Wednesday, September 1 CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDIN— For 8.8. Till : Day. Wharf. Tarawera Noon ■ Tuesday Tongue Waikare 11 a.m. : .Wednesday Tongue Wakatipu Noon , .Thursday Cross , Tickets available by Hnddart, Parker, and Co.’« Btefnjers ANGLIAN and WEBTEALIA.