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Evening Star, Issue 11666, 28 September 1901, Page 5

• Late AdTcrtisemeuts.. DOMINION Organs.—New shipments. Beautiful Parlor Organs from £2O. F. Howell and Co., Piano and Organ Depot; Octagon. ST. MARY'S School, Mornington: On Thursday and Friday, 3rd and 4th of October, Grand Sale of Work, in aid of St. Mary's Church. Entertainments each evening. Afternoons free. Admission, Is. SATURDAY Night and Monday, Great and Extraordinary Attractions at Fyfe and Cuming's Great .and Glorious Carnival. HIGH-CLASS Groceries at lowest advertised pries £Ol cash. Comrie'B Victoria Stores, Great King street north. COMPARE my Tea at Is 6d with that sold by others at Is 9d. D. Comrie, grocer,' King street. & \ CITRON Salt, a harmless, purifying, agreeable, and effectual spring medicine; Is bottles. B. Bagley and Son. JAGLEY'S Soothing Powders for Babies Teething; established for two generations; packets, Is 6d. B. Bagley and Sons. mHE Twin* Medicines— Bugley's Maternal A powder for the mothers and Bagle/B Soothing Powders for tho babies. LEX M'LEAN'S School of Physical Culture Opens Monday, 30th inst. Members enrolled from 5 till 6 each evening. Fee, quarter, 355. Corner Stafford street. ENAMELLED Ware, just landed.—Enamelled Saucepans, Is; Hand Basins, 2s; Jugs, Is each. Hooper and Co., Octagon. TEEL Saucepar r— 3d; Kettles, Is 6d; Stewpans, Is 9d. F. A. Hooper and Co., Octagon. CROSSLEY'S Tapestry Carpet Squares, now designs, from 25s 6d; Axminster Hearthrugs, 10s 6d. F A Hooper and Co., Octagon. Last week of sale. TO THE POINT —Lace Ties, Fichus, and Sailors; tho cheapest and best. Auld's. George street, and South Duncdin. IMST~Roots~(3s 100), Carnations, differeut Bulbs (twelve Is), Roses, Lily Nile (6d), Peonies (9d), Prize Dahlias, Chrysanthemums (4d>, Champion Currants. Brew, High street. OYSTERS, Oysters, Oysters!— Last Saturday of the season. Georgeson, Rattray and George streets. COME and see Miss dough's Maori Work —Handsome Ribbonwood Baskets, etc. —suitable for sending Home. MATERIALS and Tools for Chip CarYing; Design Books. Is; Sheets for Relief, 6d. Miss dough, 44 George street. MISCELLANEOUS Literature, in glorious abundance and variety, and exceedingly cheap; new and second-hand. Driver's, Octagon. SATURDAY Night and Monday, Great and Extraordinary Attractions at Fyfe und Curaiug's Great and Glorious-Carnival. DEFECTIVE Education Improved Pri- —' vately—Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English; speedy and practical advancement; no limit to ago. TWENTY Years' Teaching Experience; any number of testimonials; hours arranged to suit. Wood, 30 Dowling street. BOOKKEEPING in ten lessons—Balancing, Auditing, Institute Examinations ;• Evening Classes, Private Tuition. Wood, 30 Dowling street. INFERIOR Penmanship.—Good Commorcial Hand taught in ten private lessons; see window. Wood, 30 Dowling street. T. MARY'S School, Mornington. On _ Thursday and Friday, 3rd and 4th of October, Grand Sale of Work, in aid of St. Mary's Church. Entertainments .each evening. Afternoons free. Admission, Is. CABBAGE, Cauliflower, Tomato, Cucumber, Lettuce, Double Stocks, Hollyhocks, Cornflowers, Marigold, and various other Plants now ready. "I f) Varieties 01 Flower or Vegetable Seeds. JL.W Choice Varieties for the Table or for Exhibition purposes SENT post free on receipt ot ss. Mrs A. Smith, wholesale and retail seed merchant, Moray place. r|\HE efficacy of Tussicura in lung JL and throat complaints is undeniable; it "touches the spot" every time. ATURDAY Night and Monday. Great ™ and Extraordinary Attractions at Fyfe and Cuming's Great and Glorious Carnival. BIG Reduction in Prices.—Table Knives, Carvers, Pocket Knives, Silver Plate, Ladies' Scissors, Butcher Knives, Steels, ENAMELLED Teapots and Kitchen Ware, American Mincers, Wringers, Shoe Brushes, Wire Doormats, Netting, Garden 1 Hose, VARGALNS in New useful G::>ds in all _J ironmongery lines at \v»mam Couston's Ironmongery Warehouse, Rattray street. liiiuimjuuii m«.ura uhul uiu smuggler J Whisky is more suited to the colonies than any other OLD Smuggler Whisky is a powerful Curative for Disease, and is very agreeable to the palate. )LD Smuggler Whisky is the most popular Tonic and Stimulant in the world. Be-' ware of imitations. RANTED TO~RENT OR LEASE, ROOMS, suitable for Shorthand School; central position. T. J. ROSSBOTHAM, . TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. INDEN LODGE, No. 5, U.A.0.D., reLi _ quire the services of a duly qualified Medical Practitioner. Applications, with credentials, will be received on or before October 7th by THOS. SUNDERLAND, Kaikorai, Secretary. mENDERS are invited till noon on SATX URDAY, sth October, for the ERECTION of EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS to Shop in George street for Messrs C. and W. Havward. MASON AND WALES, Architects. HAY2TES, AND CO. ARE MAKING A SPECIAL SHOW Of BOYS' CLOTHING. BOYS' SAILOR SUITS 6s £ BOYS' BLOUSE SUITS 8s 9 BOYS' MELVILLE SUITS -9s 3. BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS ... ... lis 6 BOYS' CAMBRIDGE SUITS 18s 6 YOUTHS' SAC SUITS 22s 6 SEE THE GRAND DISPLAY IN WINDOW OF AMERICAN AND PORTSMOUTH COLLARS. AND BEVERIDGE, - We are now prepared to show a Magnificent Variety of SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES, Specially Selected in the London Markets. French and English Millinery, Laces, Costumes, Jackets, Black and Colored Dress Materials, Blouses, Gloves, Fichus, Chiffon Ruffles, Children's Pelisses, Coats, and Hoods. Dressmaking in all its branches. THE YOUNG MAN'S MAGAZINE. CHRISTMAS NUMBER. Published December ?st. AND POEM COMPETITION. -5 PRIZES, £5 5s and £2 2s. A PRIZE of £5 5s will be given for the BEST ORIGINAL STORY not exceeding 4,000 words. A PRIZE of £2 2s for the BEST ORIGINAL POEM not exceeding 890 words. The Judge in each Competition will be the Editor of one- of the leading newspapers in New Zealand. Further particulars in the 'YOUNG MAN'S MAGAZINE,' published Ist September, 1901. Address "THE YOUNG MAN'S MAGAZINE," Box 322, G.P.0., Wellington.