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Evening Star, Issue 11099, 27 November 1899, Page 2

" Under the BilKcs," 222 Pinups gtreet aouth, for cntlery, Potosi silver; good value at low prices.—[Advfc]

Tho Victom Jamlei Children's Ward will be formally openod on 'I haratiay afternoon, when subssribew to the fund are Invited to be pie9AMt. W

The admissions to the hospital las'; week were 19, arid 17 were dischargixi, leaving 100 patients remaining in the institution on Saturday. There were seven deaths:- Barbara Brown, Charles Raid, Ah 'long, Hugn O&rson, John Thomas Treloar, Andrew Gardner, and Jacob Hill. As Mr Montague is going entirely into the wholesale business, the whole of that magui-fic-nt stock at the corner will be cold at unheard-of prices. The lot must bo sold, as premises are to be let. Montague's corner.— [Advt J Muir and Hoodie's studio. Entrance, Moray place (under the verandah). —[Advt.] Don't forget to vifit Montaguo'n gr*at givingup sale. Kverytbiog has to go, as prem'ses are to 1» leh—[Advt ] Thumb brakes (patent roller), just landed. Anglo-N.Z. Cycle Company, 6 Princes street.— [Advt.] Parents will tave money by purchasing their boys' and youths' clothing fiora a apecal lot b*ing offered during show weik at very chcip prices. All styles, peifset fits, strongly liuel, and made from strong colonia 1 twe«d« and s-rges. Call ar.d set at New Zealand Clothing Factory, Octagon. - [Advt.] By inadvertence the name of Mr W. JFarquhar was rcontim:'-ii a< one of those who took p krt in the Burns (. lub's recent coacert, when as a matter of face that gentleman wjis engaged on dtpsrtmental work as a relieving officer in the ctut.try.

Mr Morris has now opened the new photo premises in Princes street. They are fitted throughout with many recent improvements. The skylight room, or studio, one of the largest and finest of its kind in the world, is specially built for large groups and children. In this room soft and beautiful effects of lighting can be obtained at all hours of the day. Mr Morris having increased facilities for turning out quicker and better work, and also doing a larger business, is now enabled to reduce the charge for cabinet portraits of children and three-quarter length photos to one guinea per dozen. Mr Morris makes a specialty of enlarged photos, all sizes, from one guinea.— [Advt.l The Otago Professional .Athletic League's mettinar has been fixed to take place next Saturday (December 2). We have purchased all the negatives taken by the late Mr F. L. Jones during the last ten or twelve years. Copies or enlargements may now be obtained from Muir and Moodie [Advt.] "JUnder the Billies," 222 Princes street south, for best value in ehmaware, earthenware, glassware, etc.—[Advt.]

The Qiwsasland, Ministry have resigned, and Mr has been seat for. Two Proa nw» who boarded the NiEteveh h*Te been The smallpox patient hj a steerage passenger, who is upposed to have con tracked the disease ia, the neighborhood of Johannesburg. Dr Swer, specialist, Baitray street (opposite -riangle), chronic and nervous diseases.—