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Evening Star, Issue 10783, 18 November 1898, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. NO GARDEN COMPLETE WITHOUT a few of our DOUBLE NASTURTIUM PLANTS, 3 for a shilling. See our Grand Show This Week. Every description ot Plants from Is per dozen. As usual, we are in the foremost rank with our Splendid Selec ion of Seasonable Fiuita, Vegetables, and Confectionery. PRYOR AND SON, 54 Princes street (Cutting), Ami Lagoon Nurseries. r S TE Give Good Value at Moderate Prices. Vy —Men’s fine Balmorrls, 8s lid, 9s 9J, 10s 91. Simon Brothers. i Very largo Ytd'ow Fiji Pines, 6d each ; Marmalade Oranges, 24 Is ; Brazil Nuts. Bull. ackwnzhc and senders, 85 Qeoigo street.—Best place for Furnishing a home from ; good value given. nnOILKT Tables and Wash stands; sp'cial I designs in rimu and rosewood; Hungarian aalx or bird’s-eye maple in stock. ININO and Drawing Room Suites recovered and made equal to new, Mackenzie and Sanders, 85 George street 3ON Marche, Children's Outfitters, Open > Saturday with a specially selected stock of Children’s Outfits, bought in Louden by Mr IVnhey, Lite D.T.C. Such value never before ttiered in Dunedin. lADIES will be astonished at Quality, Prices. J Bon Marche, George street, opposite A. and T. Inglis’s. YOUNG Ladies thoroughly Taught tho art of Dressmaking in a few lessons. Columbia School, Octagon. “ a 3 ECH. Woman! hut that’s graun tea!” IJ. “Deed ayo, is it. There’s nae tea like Hondy-Lauky Diamond Jubilee.” tOASBY’S Waboo; the greatest remedy i made for indigestion, liver complaints. At Browning’s, grocer, Stuart street. MRS DUEAVKR has serviceable Pai’or Hats for I.adiea and Children, 6d each (see door); Imitation Leghorns, Is lid. BLOUSES, own make, newest shapes, 4a 6d ; White Gloves, 9d and Is ; White Washing Belts, la 6d. C CHILDREN’S Trimmed Leghorns, 4s 6d; j Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, 5s 6d ; Black Lace Bonnets, 9s 6d to 25a. Mrs Drcaver. HARD Wear.—Beehive Boots. 7’s to 9's, 2s lid; 10's to 13’s, 3s lid. Simon Brothers. HASLEMERE (the new Ceylon Tea).—J. H. Hancock and Co. have a large stock, and strongly recommend it. ■JHIREsII and Smok'd Fish must go regardJp less of cost. Georgeaon, Rattray and Geo'ge streets. Telephone 620. DINNERS (three courses), 6d, at Mrs Binni ’?, 67 George street. Tea from 5 till 7. l adies’ Booms. DRIVER'S Book Room, 7 George street. — Now and Second-hand Books in vast v,vbty’. Everybody we'come. 7 George street. —Splendid aasortment of Books; reasonable prices. Driver’s New an 1 Second hand Book Room. It}/\£~kLß American Apples, Asparagus, New Potatoes, Green Peas, Tomatoes, Cherries, Cooking Plums. Bull. THE best place in town for every Household Requisite is Ritchie’s, 29 George street. IF you want to buy a Tea Set for a present, the value you get at Ritchie's Staffordshire House is not to be equalled. fTIOR Dimi'T Sets Ritchie’s is the best and Sy cheapest and the tost assortment to choose from. BUYERS Pay No Second Profit?.—Men’s Balmoral?, 9s 61; Men’s Almas, 9s 6d. Simon Brothers, George street. PRIME Spring Lamb, from Is 6d. At Fred Reeves’s. 147 George street. NEW Potatoes, slb Is; Asparagus, 61 per bunch ; Rhubarb, 81b Is —best in Dunedin. Edwards. HOTHOUSE Grapes, Tomatoes, Banana-, delicious Pines, Cucumbers, Green Peas, Mandarins ; Eating Apples, 4J lb. Edwards. TRY Tho Don for Ties and hcarfs, 3d, 61, 9d, Is, Is 6d; Men’s Shirts from Is lid upwards; fIKKWISE Cotton Drawers from Is Gd; J Lamb-wool, 2s lid ; Flannel Shirts, 2s lid; Larabswool Shirts, 3s 6d; Half-hose, 6d F>OYS’ Trousers, 4s; Suits, 7s 61; Men’s 5 Mole Trousers, 4 s lid; Tweed, 7s 6d ; Suit?, 255. 91 George street. 1‘ ()OK Out for Wood's Clearing Sale of B :ots and Shoes. For throe months oidy ; great reductions. BOYS’ and Girli’ Boos and thofs from 2? lid upwards; Slippers from 2s 6d (first-chvs value). Wool, Area le. WOMEN’S Walking Shoes from 5s lid; M-n’s Bilmoral Boot? from 7s lid; Men’s Bluchers from 5s lid Woo l. Arcade. “ r|YHE proof o’ the middin’s the preein o’t,” .1. and a trial of MTvcrzie’s Hondai-Lanka Tea convinces everybody. KOOI.IBAH relieves all muecu'ar and nervo pains, cures headache, neuralgia, lumbago ; 2s ; chemists and grocer?. \ULD AND CO., South Dunedin, gives tho bed value obtainable anywhere. Veilings, 63-1 to Is 6d. 4 PRO AND Co.—White Wash ng Gloves, r\ 63' : Kid Gloves, Is Hid ; Corsets, Is 111,(1; Lace i from jo l . A ULO AND CO. Show Drill?, Prints, /-\ Sheeting, Towel?, Cretonnes, Muslins at the keenest of City prices. CARTER AND CO. hold a largo stock of all the newest and most fashionable Drapery, and their prices for this month will bo cut to tho very lowest, as they are anxious to considerably reduce it before Cbristmas. (TAUTER AND CO. for Prints. We guarj antee our Prints to wash well. Navy Grounds reduced to 4|l, 5}J, and 7JI: Light and Dark Fancy Prints, sijd, 4Jd, 5Jd. 6Jd, 731; Novelties in Blouse Prints, 731 and BJJ-in all tho newest colors and makes. Try Carter and Co. / 4 ARTER AND CO. for Dress Material?. Call and compare our prices. We cut our prices very low, having no dressmaking losses to make up. All Double-width Homo or School Dresses from 6t}l yard 5 Serges from Is to 3s 6d yard; Fancy Material?, B|d to 3s lid yardgrand lot. CHARTER AND CO. for Sty!i-h Hats and ) Emmets, very choice and cheap. Sailor Hats for Girls from B|d; Ladies' Sailors (smart). Is lid, 2s &d, 2s lid, 3s lid, and 4s-fed. A splendid variety ; selling fast. ARTER AND CO. for Blouses and Shirts, Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid up; Corsets and Underclothing, cheapest in town; Infants’ and Children’s Pelisses, Dresses, Hats, and Bon* net?, ala? Underclothing, cheap, ( BARTER AND CO. for Gloves, Lace, j Chiffon, Collars and Cuils, Fronts, Dress Trimmings, and Ornaments; special bargains in Hose and other Fancy Drapery ; novelties by every steamer. S~ PRIKG CLEANING,—Try Carter and Co. for Lace Curtains, Quilts, Cro tonnes, Art Muslins, Floorcloths, Tablecloths, and every other item of Household Drapery ; large stocks and the lowest prices, taking quality a? a test. You can’t do better than Carter and Co. SPRING LAMB. J7HRST LAMB OF THE SEASON.-Fine Jj draft ju-t to hand. A. RANDELL, Butcher, Maclaggan street. INNING NUMBERS GRACE J. JOKL’S ART UNION. Ist. 221 sth. 127 9th. 54 13th. 24 2nd. 376 6th. 16 10th. 255 14th. 235 3d. 275 7tb. 296 llth. 231 15th. 383 4th’. 552 Bth. 3:5 12th. 195 16th. 207 Winners can obtain their Pictures on presenting their tickets at Miss Joel’s Studio To-morrow. THE RIBBON SALE. A Warning ‘—The P.cscrve Stock of Fancy Kibbr n: are near at an end, and it is only a question of a day or so when the close of this greatest Ribbon Sale will bo reached. There is a limit to selling fresh ar.d elegant goods at a quarter, third, or half their value. Fancy Ribbons all one prioe-naraely, 4|d. OLLISON AND CO.