late Advertisements. "V'MAS Number 'Evening Star’ now being delivered. Reduced price, 3d. ASK any Athlete, Cyclist, or Footballer the best remedy for .muscle soreness, sprains, and bruises—Koolibah. TO AMBLER Bicycles, unrivalled. At J. and ■AV T. Christie's, George street. ■ptJEB Water.—Pasteur Filters, the best. A At J. and T. Christie’s. “jOERTHDAY Cards.—Always up to date, JU always changing, always fresh, always pretty. Bressey, 151 George street. ■pHOTO Frames.—Grand Is line, handpainted, large, strong, durable, pretty tinted celluloid frames, Is each. PHOTO Frames.—Best 6d line Floral Photo Frames ever offered. Gilt-edged Midget Frames, 5d each. BOBS!” “Bobs!” “Bobs.”—Transvaal War game, Is; variety of Indoor Games. Bressey, bookseller, 151 George street. “PATRIOTIC Ties in fashionable-colors and JL shapes and good qualities, at 9d. J. and J. Arthur. CITRON Sait, tor all spring disorders of the blood; gives clear, healthy complexion ; la bottles. Bagley. DAWSON and CO., Watchmakers, Jewellers, Opticians, 24- George street.—Best value for your money in Jewellery. See our magnificent stock of Brooches, Rings, etc. (0)1114 ELECTRO-PLATE is extensive and 'TJ' varied, good and cheap; very suitable for wedding and other presents. <r 10LD, Silver, and Metal Watches, Gold Jr* an “ Silver Chains, Engagement Rings, Keepers, and Wedding Rings, TEWELLERY Made to Order; Old Jewcllery made up into New Designs; Watches thoroughly Cleaned and Repaired. JIVING to the DEATH of the QUEEN ST. PAUL’S SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC will NOT BE HELD on SATURDAY. fJTENDERS are invited till 2 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 31st inst., for ALTERATIONS to the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, Octagon Branch. JAMES HISLOP, Architect. TROOPERS’ RECEPTION S.S. ORIENT. A LL ACCOUNTS AGAINST the ORGANwith the Reception MUST BE RENDERED to the Secretary on or. before SATURDAY the 26th inst. 1 H. C. CAMPBELL, Agricultural Hall. Secretary. OTAGO CYCLING CLUB. TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH 01 ■A THE QUEEN, THE ANNUAL SPORTS ARB POSTPONE] UNTIL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2. D. DUNCAN, Secretary. KAIKORAI BRASS BAND. Owing to The death of her k JESTY THE QUEEN the PRACTI of the BAND for TO-NIGHT and also ENGAGEMENT FOR SATURDAY -VFTI NOON are CANCELLED. J. WILSON, Hon. Sei ANDE R S 0 N *(La(c of the Terminus Hotel, Outram) bogs to notify his Friends and the Public generally that he is NOW TO BE FOUND at. the UNIVERSAL HOTEL, (Next Saleyards), Maclaggan street, Dunedin. DRUIDS’ ART UNION. INNERS OP PRIZES at the Druids’ * ' Art Union are hereby notified that ALL PRIZES NOT CLAIMED on or before the 31st day of JANUARY, 1901, will be FORFEITED. D.' LARNACTI, D.G. Sec; DISTRICT GRAND. LODGE OF OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. ENGLISH CONSTITUTION OF FREEMASONRY. ALL MEMBERS of the Lodges under the above will ASSUME MOURNING for THREE MONTHS from this date, in consequence of the DEATH of HER GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Patron of our Order. T. SHERLOCK GRAHAM, District Grand Master. “MPERIAL DRAPERY COMPANY, 176 and 178 Princes street. BLACK NUN'S VEILING, 42in, Is. BLACK CASHMERES and MERINOES from 2s lid to 4s 6d. BLACK BENGALINES from 2s 6d to 4s 6d. Also a Large Variety of other Black Materials suitable for Mourning. KILROY AND SUTHERLAND Money to lend. fsfinn —we * iave 3 sum ' n k an d for <sdO v/ VT investment, and are prepared to advance upon Freehold Securities from 5 per cent.; also on Fnmiture, Pianos, Cattle, Horses, Life Policies, Bills, etc., at reduced rates. Correspondence invited. HORDER AND MOLONEY, Eldon Chambers, 90 Princes street. Tel. 1,233. FOE SALE, ON B DAWSON’S FOUR-FEEDER WHARFEDALE PRINTING PRESS, in first-class order; just superseded by our new Goss fast web-printing press. It will bo sold at a verv low figure, and exceptional terms allowed if required, and assistance given towards its re-erection. Photographic Views of Plan and Elevation and full particulars supplied on application. Also, One TENNENTS 4 h.p VERTICAL STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER; 501b pressure; cheap. EVENING STAR COMPANY. LIMITED. THE ‘EVENING STAR’ CHRISTMAS ANNUAL ' (1900). BALANCE AT REDUCED PRICE, THREEPENCE. FIFTY PAGES OF READING MATTER, Together with t NEARLY NINETY FIRST-GLASS ILLUSTRATIONS. The Christmas Number contains an original story entitled ‘A World’s Failure,’ and specially written articles dealing with the following subjects, ail of which are amply illustrated : —The Christchurch Industrial Exhibition, the Cold Lakes Scenery, the Hillside Workshops, Dunedin's Tramway Systems (their capabilities and potentialities), New Members Of the Ministry, Obituary of the Year, Prominent City Buildings and some Fine Residences, the New Railway Station, a Minirig Retrospect, together with a carefully prepared narrative (profusely illustrated) of the History of the Union Steam Ship Com - pany from its inception to the present time. PRICE - ... THREEPENCE. The Number constitutes a desirable Gift to friends in the Old Country and at a distance. Runners, Booksellers, Agents, etc., will be supplied at usual trade rates.
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Evening Star, Issue 11455, 24 January 1901, Page 3
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