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Evening Star, Issue 10933, 16 May 1899, Page 3

LATE ADVERTISEMEfI T3. OK-GUINEA handsome new Piano (walnut and gold); 5s weekly. Musical Exchange, Octagon. Louis Holden, proprietor. HANOOOK AND 00., Kensington and ' Cargill road, have Loasby’s Wahoo and tt.oquoAb. Two wouderful oures. COME Listen, Cronies, Ane An* A’.—For good Tea, M‘Kenzie ? a taps the lave. gHOP; EARLY TO-MORROW. r ENGLISH SAMPLES. • ; GREAT BARGAINS. MOLLISON AND CO. THERE IS A REST OF EVERYTHING. Q. 0 LDEN FLUSH TEA Possesses Invigorating Strength, Delicacy of Aromr, and Delightful Flavor. ABSOLUTELY PURE. SELECTED WITH UTMOST CARE. ’MIDST MANY RIVALS OUR 19/6 Double-bed Blankets ARE STILL THE BEST, B ROWN, EWING, AND 00.

j2<EE MISS CLOUGH’S ODD WOOL, 1b per Head. BERLIN WOOL, 3d Bundle. ALL NEEDLEWORK AT SALE PRICES. UNIVERSAL CATERER • (Graham street, off High street), Is now prepared to Cater for Wedding Breakfiasts. Banquets, Socials, etc., on short notice, lable Decorating a specialty. If you want a real nice up-to-date Supper Table, try Lean’s. Orders left with J, Hopkins, W. Bull, A. and J. M'Farlane, Princes street, or Yates Bros., George street, will receive prompt and careful attention. Telephone 785. Yf 1 N TE E UNDE BWeTr At Most Reasonable Prices. OUR HEAVY COLONIAL WOOL UNDERPANTS at 2s lid Beat everything in the market. J. AND J. ARTHUR, Outfitters, George street. FOR SALE, PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS in a prosperous town. Grand opening for good all-round man. Principals only dealt with. Apply by letter. Address “K.K.,” office of this paper. GENTS’ STYLISH WATERPROOFS, Double-breasted, All Colors, From 50/, At N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, Octagon. NEW WINTER GOODS. jrs T OPENED up, new winter SUITINGS, Warm, Stylish, and Fashionable. Prices, from £8 8s TO £4 4s. See them.

J. AND J. ARTHUR, TAILORS, GEORG 15 STREET fjl HOMSON, BRIDGER, AND CO., THE CHEAPEST IRONMONGERS IN TOWN, Carry a large stock of “ AMERICAN PILLAR HEATING STOVES,” suitable for Offices and Bedrooms. TABLE LAMPS. T¥7'E HAVE AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY, * AND AT LOW PRICES. ,T\RAWING ROOM HANGING LAMPS, HALL LAMPS, very ne'iv. KEROSENE GAS STOVES. fTIHE CHEAPEST HEATING STOVE X KNOWN. Price, 8s 6d. rHOMSON, BRIDGER, ANDCO., Ironmongers, Princes street. Timber Yards and Factories, Bond street. TO LET TO LET, a Two-roomed House in David street, Caversbam. Apply Mrs Graham, David street, Caversham. TO LET, Dairy Farm; dwelling and byre; 62 acres; Mount Cargill; £2O per annum. Baker Bros. TO LET, 3-roomed House, with scullery, off Driver’s road, Maori Hill. Key nest door, TO LET, Shop and Dwelling under Sailors* Rest, Port Chalmers; low rent. John Hercus, Exchange Court. TO LET, small Shop and Dwelling; also 4-roomed House. Thos. Reeve, King street (near Caledonia Hotel). A MEETING of MASTER BUTCHERS will be held in the Coffee Palace TOMORROW (Wednesday), at 8 p.m. sharp, when every Master in Dunedin and Suburbs is REQUESTED TO BE PRESENT. Business of Importance. DISTRICT GRAND LODGE OF OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND, E.C. rrHE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION of J. the D.G. Lodge will be held within the portals of Marine Lodge, 942, Port Chalmers, on WEDNESDAY, 17th May, at 7.30 p.m. All concerned will please take notice and attend. Visitors cordially invited. ' Business: Reception of Reports, Investiture of Officers, etc. By order. SYDNEY JAMES, , . D.G. Secretary, E.C. Train, will leave Dunedin Railway Station at 6.15 p.m. CHURCH SERVICES. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. UNITED MEETINGS will ba held In HANOVER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH i £ {°“, MONDAY, 15th, to FRIDAY, 19th May, at 7.30, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), MAY 17. Subject: ‘Christian Missions.’ (1) ‘Home,’ Mr J. A. Torrance. (2) ‘Foreign,’ Rev, W. ‘ Hewitson, B.A, Chairman, Rev, A. B. Todd.