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Evening Star, Issue 11068, 21 October 1899, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTIOBP. V; {GEORGE GALE (late Cutler.to Herbert, Haynes, and Co.) has Opened a TAILOR ING ESTABLISHMENT, with a full range of this Season's Novelties. Address—flOSS BUILDINGS, Octagon. Ladies' Tailoring a Specialty. BABYLAND. See to the Comfort of the Coming Race, and BUY A LOCHHEAD GO-CART OR TRAM, then we shall have* strong, healthy soldiers to fight our country's buttles. T OCHHEAD, 53 PRINCES STREET, -*-" Dunedin. THE TRADE SUPPLIED. New Season's Catalogue in Progress. ILLY J GEORGE STREET, WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRERS, Jewellery Manufacturers, Setters of Precious Stones, etc. Engagement and Dress Rings Made to Order. LILLY BROTHERS have a large and varied stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Spectacles, and Electro-plate, which they offer at strictly Moderate Prices.' A Printed Guarantee is Given with Every Watch or Clock Sold. LILLY BROTHERS, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. ARREN ANDCO., Shoemakers, 135 George street. Everyday Prices. All made in New Zealand. Men's Dress Bals, 6s 6d up. Men's Strong Nailed Bals, 7s 6d up. Men's Bluchers, 3s lid up. Girls' Strong Bals, 7's to 9's, 2s lid up. Girls' Strong Bals, 10's to 13's, 3s lid up. Try ub f or measures and repairs. HE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DISPENSARY HAS NOW REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES, Corner of Princes street and Moray place. All our Drugs are imported direct, and the Public may rely on having their Prescriptions carefullv and accurately dispensed, under the management of Mr F. E. WILLIS, Pharmacist by Examination. A FIRST-CLASS SUPPLY OF TOILET RMJUSITES IN STOCK. N.B.—Caution: We have no connection with the Dispensary carried on in our old premises. STEVEN 4ND CO. Hare no hesitancy in commending the quality of VICTOR FLOUR. IT HAS NO EQUAL. All the machinery that milling science has proved to be necessary for the production of a first-class article has been introduced, and the result has completely borne out all that was claimed for it. OUR PREMIER OATMEAL still occupies the leading position, and is rapidly becoming a necessary adjunct to the breakfast table. SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. The First in the Field and the La3t to Leave it. CORPORATION NOTICES. LENDERS will be received in the Town L Clerk's Office until 5 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, Ist November, 1899, for Forming and Metalling pails of Stuart, Thomas Burns, Tewsley, Howard, and Richardson streets, and other works connected therewith. Specifications may be seen in the City Surveyor's Office. HENRY W. WILSON, Acting-Town Clerk. Dunedin, 21st October, 1899.

LOST AND FOUND OUND, the best place to get your Umbrel- .' las Re-covered and repaired is at Martinelli's, George street. LOST, Saturday last, Mohair Rug, bronze green; Serpentine or Hawthorne avenue; reward. Return Tramway Store, Mornington. 10UND, Parcel of Morris's Electric Wash and Extract has been forwarded to Wellington for N.Z. Contingent. Above remedies obtainable at grocers and chemists. ELECTION NOTICES. SOUTH DUNEDIN MAYORAL ELECTION. TITR THOMAS FIDDIS respectfully invites his Friends and Supporters to meet him in Clark's Hall, Main street, on MONDAY, 23rd October, 1899, at 8 o'clock p.m., when he will address his supporters on municipal George Reid, Esq., in the chair. Ladies specially invited to attend. N.B.—The Committee Rooms, next door to Council Chambers, open every evening. MAYORAL ELECTION, MORNINGTON. rO GEORGE JOACHIM, Esq., and 139 other Ratepayers.—Ladies and. Gentlemen,—ln answer to your request that I should again allow myself to be Nominated for the office of Mayor, I have much pleasure in acceding to your request. ~,,,„ EDWARD T. CLARKE. DUNEDIN CITY ELECTION. R C. R. CHAPMAN invites his FRIENDS and SUPPORTERS to meet him at his Committee Rooms, Dowling street (opposite the Garrison Hall), on WEDNESDAY, 25th, at 8 p.m. GOVBBNMENT NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MILITARY SPORTS AT BALCLUTHA, SATURDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1899. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Owaka for Balelutha at 9.15 a.m., Glenomaru 9.50 a.m., Romahapa 10.7 a.m., returning from Balclutha at 6.30 p.m. By Order. SHIPPING fNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY Of J NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Steamer* will be despatched ai i nder— LYTTELTON AND WELLINGTON i (Booking Passengera to all West Coatt porta)— D.m. Talune I 20781 Monday, Oct. 30 12.30 trait) Tarawera I 2003 I October £9 I 2.30 train NAPIEB, GISBOENE, and AUCKLANDVararea 125981 Tuesday. Oct. 31 I iDunedir Tarawera | 20031 October £3 | 2.30 train SYDNEY Tia WELLINGTONTalune I 20781 Monday. Oct. 30 12.30 train Monowai 134331 Wed., Nov. 8 12.30 train SYDNEY tia AVCKLANDMararoa 1 2598 1 Tuesday. Oct. 31 11 Dunedin Waihora 120031 Tuesday, Nov. 14 12.30 train I MELBOURNE Tia BLUFF and HOBAETI Waikare 130711 Friday, Oct 27 12.30 train Mokoia I 3500 | Monday, Nov. C 1 2.30 train WESTPORT Tia TIMASU, AKABOA, LYTTELTQN, and WELLINGTON (cargo only) — Taupo I 737|Thur., Oct. 26 |4Dunedi& And via Greymoutb. GREYMOUTH via OAMASU, TIMASU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and NEW PLYMOUTH— Janet Nicoli | 7791 Wed., Nov. 1 | 4Daned n Tickets are available by Messrs Huddart, Parker, steamers. " CARGO RECEIVED AT DUNEDINFor a.B. . Till. Day* Wharf. Taupo 2 p.m. Thursday Rattray street 80BTH SEA ISLAND SERVICES. For TONGA/SAMOA, FIJI, and SYDNEY Manapouri 1 2060 1 Wednesday, November 15 For' SUVA and LEVUKA (horn Auckland)Taviuni -- 114651 Wednesday, November 8 ; For EAROTONGA and TAHrn (Fran Auckland)— Ovalaii 112291 Tuesday, October