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Evening Star, Issue 111548, 6 February 1900, Page 3

{Late Advertisements. MAGNIFICENT display Pianos and Organs; easy terms. London Organ and Piano Company, 22 George street, Dunedin. SCHLITZ Beer.—Have a Scblitr. ? Tire only Beer worth drinking. Try it. ' iiAlt tne ralladmo Glove; warranted French kid and perfect fitting. sUEEN—A Royal Smoke. MAiKUKitaoKHo’ Piouio at Wingitui. February 14-th; from Ociagoe, 9 sharp? Purchase tickets before Monday, 12th. EDISON and Columbia Phonograph Records just loaded ; latest Music. Hayward and Gar ,tt, Princes street, next City Hotel. EUSU'J'KIU Light Scan Pina, extra strong; Medical Bynames, from 6s 6d, cheapest ever sold. Hayward and Garratt (■'IHILUBBN'S Velocipedes, strong and perJ feotly made, splendid present for children, s.'oi7i 12a 6d each. ’ All latest Novelties, HAVWAKD AND lURKATT, Importers. Sole agents Smith Premier Typewriter, Hamilton and other Cas i Registers. Princes street. PHOTOGRAPH Frames, largo and small, always made a leading lino. Bressey, bookseller, 151 George street. PHOTO Frames, large and small, cabinet and midget, hand-painted or plain, crystal, opal, metallic, from 6d. "OHOTOGRAPH Albums, Inkstands, Desks, -B. Workboxes, Pocket Books, Pocket Knives, Birthday Books, Purses in great variety from Is. SHELL Goods.—Large assortment of these pretty, useful articles. Japanese Cabinets. Bressey, bookseller, 151 George street. WHEELER AND WILSON Sewing Machines ; latest improvements, ball bearings ; repairs, etc., all makes. Cargill road, opposite Robertson’s, fruiterer. MRS MtQUBEN, Bon Marche.—Summer Sole; Sun Bonnets, Is to 4s 6d: Pique Pelisses. 3s lid to 14s 6d. HANDSOME Corduroy and Cashmere Pelisses and Walking Coats, 5s lid; Silk and Cashmere Hats anti Bonnets, Is lid to 4s Hd: Housemaids’ Caps from did; Aprons from la. Mrs M’Qneen, Bon Marche (opposite •Inglis’s). ■rjlHE ORGANISING COMMITTEE respectfully request that all DONATIONS raised after the date that it was decided to send an OTAGO and SOUTHLAND CONTINGENT and REMOUNTS to South Africa Be devoted to the Contingent Fund instead of the Patriotic Fund. E, F. DUTHIE, Hon. See. O. and S.C. and R. Committee. QTAGO AND SOUTHLAND CONTINGENT. CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT. HEIGHT. sft 6in to 6ft AGE, 21 to 40 BRITISH SUBJECT UNMARRIED GOOD RIDER, and GOOD AVERAGE SHOT. ALL MEN MUST PASS MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Applicants will ho Enrolled in the following older; —■ .Ist. THOSE WHO SUPPLY HORSE AND FULL EQUIPMENTS (Military Equipments costing £25). 2nd. 'THOSE WHO SUPPLY THEIR OWN HORSE. No Pay will be given whilst in Camp, but will begin directly the men arc on board Troopship. All Horses forwarded to be conj signed ‘‘ Secretary Contingent.” 1 ENROLMENT FORMS ON APPLICATION, amt ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO BE ADDRESSED TO HON. SECRETARY, Contingent and Remount Committee. Garrison Hall, Dunedin. SPECIAL NOTICES. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND CONTINGENT. The Organising Committee invite CONTRIBUTIONS of— HORSES, FORAGE EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL SADDLERY SPURS HORSE COVERS AND HALTERS PICKET ROPES AND NOSEBAGS UNIFORMS AND MATERIAL LEGGINGS BLANKETS AND UNDERWEAR OVERCOATS, BOOTS. As the Contingent is expected io leave early in March, the Committee earnestly trust that willing Donors will at once communicate with the Hon. Secretary. ' HORSE-ACQUIRING COMMITTEE. The Horse-selection Committee will be in attendance at Mrs O’KANE’S HOTEL, MOS GIEL, at. NOON on THURSDAY, Bth inst., and in CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN (adjoining Massey-Harris Company’s), on FRIDAY, the 9th. to INSPECT and PURCHASE SUITABLE HORSES for the Contingent. All Horses Bought, will be subject to Passing Veterinary Surgeon. CONTRIBUTIONS. The Executive request all Firms and Private Individuals who have so willingly and cordially promised to assist in the despatch of this Contingent by Money, Horses, and Material to advise Secretary full particulars. A Member of the Executive will be in Attendance throughout the whole clay. All Communications addressed to E. F. DUTHIE, Hon. Secretary, BOX 365, DUNEDIN. FOR SOUTH AFRICA. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND CONTINGENT AND REMOUNTS. THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE Invito THE MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS Of DUNEDIN TO MEET IN THE GARRISON HALL. THURSDAY, Bth FEBRUARY, 1900, At 3 p.m. BUSINESS: The Collection of Funds for the Equipment and Transport of SIX NURSES FOR SOUTH AFRICA, and for making provision for sending Equipments for the Contingent. A FULL ATTENDANCE IS REQUESTED. E. F. DUTHIE, Hon. Sec. Remount and Otago and Southland Contingent.