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Evening Star, Issue 11167, 16 February 1900, Page 3

Competitors at the Dunedin Cycling Club's sports to-morrow can obtain numbers and tickets at the clnb rooms this evening. Mr Panlin telephoned at 2 p.m. : "N.E. to N.W. windß and rain showers in about twenty-four hours." Another old identity, in the person of Mrs Daniel CConnell, passed away this morning at her residence at Seacliff. The deceased, who came to the colonies in the early sixties, is the mother of ten—five boys and five girls. Mrs Sheehy (Moonlight), Mrs Kelly (Oamaru), Mrs Toomey (Waikouaiti), and Mrs Henry Coughlan (Dunedin) are daughters ; and of the boys. | James and John O'ConneU are well-known Otago oheesemikers. Mr Punch's advice to those about to marry is "Don't!" Likewise we advise: Don't bo Sut off with imitatiom of Senior's Linoleum leviver, which makes furniture and floorcloth look like new. All grocers; la a bottle.— [Advt.]

~Late Advertisements. « BRAITHWAITE Is always receiving Direct Shipments Of CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPEDIA From W. and R. Chambers, Edinburgn, Complete in 10 vols. CLOTH, £5; HALF-MOROCCO, £7 10a. A SPLENDID UP-TO-DATE BOOK. BOYS' AND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOLS, BRAEMAR HOUSE, And ST. HILDA'S COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS AT LOWEST PRICES At TIRAITHWAITE'S BOOK ARCADE. ORDERS RECEIVED For ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. At »RAITHWAITE'S BOOK ARCADE. Sample Sets on View. VPe have to remind our many Customers that the SALE CLOSES TO-MORROW (Saturday). This will be the last opportunity to secure Men's Oxford Shirts, sizes 15£ and 16, at 2s lid Soiled Shirts, with collars, at 2s ed Dark Union Shirts, bands only, at Is lid Boys' Plush Caps at 4d Soiled Mole Trousers at 3s lid Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers at 4s lid. KKT] AND K. SCOTT, THE PROGRESSIVE CLOTHIERS, DUNEDIN AND OAMARU. IMON BROTHERS Again.—Ladies' neat - Kid or Levant Shoes, 4s lid; smart Shoes, 6s 6d; .Slippers, Is 6d.