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Evening Star, Issue 11682, 14 February 1902, Page 5

Late Advertisements. YOU KNOW. IT IS OFTEN HARD TO CHOOSE. NEVERTHELESS, if Grace, Fashion, Fit, and Wear go f o ranything, BE SURE and VISIT J THE \ VISIT visit J CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, f visit . p We hold one of the LARGEST and MOST CHOICE Stocks in the Colony. NOW IN STOCK and Landing, the FOLLOWING HIGH-CLASS MAKES:— We are Sole Agents for these. "Laird Sehrober," "FlorBheim," "Nettleton, "Jenness Miller," "Pollards." Also, Bostock's, Vernon's, Clarke's, Snow's. Sonle Harrington's, etc., etc COLONIAL MAKES.—For real hard wear and moderate prices we defy keenest competition. CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, princes street, OPPOSITE CHIEF POST OFFICE. D.S.A. CLOSING BARGAINS AT THE FAIR. 4 COSTUMES ONLY left (were 52s 6d) for 19s lid. CHILDREN'S SILK HATS and BONNETS, Is each; worth 4* lid and 5s lid. CHILDREN'S SUN HATS and .BONNETS, Is each; wore 3s 6d, 4s 6d. LADIES' FANCY STRAW HATS, 3d each. LADIES' BOATER-SHAPE TRIMMED HATS (were 5s 6d) for Id each 12 PAIRS SAMPLE LACE CURTAINS, slightly soiled, HALF-PRICE, And LOVELY PRINTED MUSLIN, only 4jd and 6id yard. DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, 81 AND 83 GEORGE STREET; AND BRANCH AT SOUTH DUNEDIN.

S Sfrced is Is Earned.—You can saro plenty JL of shillings by using M'Kenzie's HondaiLanka Tea. Sold at 114, Dunedin shops. ' AMPS, Lamps, Lamps.—Now is your J chance for a good Lamp, and cheap. Ritchie's Sale. _____ PBIME Pork.—Perfect preparation and personal pains are all brought to bear upon Mxarlane's famous Sausages. PROFESSOR LEON, Phrenologist, Palmist, 74 Great King and Hanover streets. His second sight is marvellous. IVI'ONSTER Boot Sale at Simon Brothers ItJL commences To-morrow (Saturday). Every pair at Genuine Sale Prices. r»-| -l—English Organ, five octaves; r.i 3W-LJL good order. Howell Company. OQO —Good Second-hand English Piano cfev/V (Henry Ward, maker). How?ll Company, Octagon. DINNERS and Teas, 6d; Afternoon Tea specialty; Hot Pies, Tea, Coffee always ready. Mrs Biimie, George street. OR-GUINEA Iron-frame Piano (Kirchner); i*o full compass; terms 16s 8d monthly. Holders Musical Exchange, Octagon. STONEMASONS' Meeting in Trades Hall, yj Moray place, Saturday, 7 p_. TRY the Don, 91 George street They buy and sell for cash, so can undersell their opponents. EY keep large stock of Boys' and Men s - Ready-made Clothing, Shirts, Ties, Hats, Caps, etc. HERE did you get that splendid-fitr - • ting Suit? "Why, the Don; made to measure, £2 12s 6d; splendid quality. SPLENDnS~ChIna~Tea 13s 6d at Ritchie's Staffordshire House. 'ONSTER Boot Sale at Simon Brothers' - commences To-morrow (Saturday). Every pair at Genuine Sale Prices. COTT AND BENTLEY (late David Scott), r-s 17 Princes street (opposite Herbert, Haynes'sL QUOTATIONS given for Painting, Paperhanging, and Glazing, etc. C CHEAPEST House in Town for Canvases, 1 Brushes, Colors, etc., for oil and watercolor painting. PRUNG Lamb, Ox Beef, Wether Mutton, .- Dairy-fed Pork, Corned Beef, Ox Tongues, Small Goods, Sausages. M'lntosii, butcher (acjoining Horse Saleyards), Maclaggan street. Telephone 665. Cheapest shop in town for cash. A AND J. M'FARLANE'S succulent -• Sausages make about the most delectable dish yoa can well imagine; try them. TOCK-TAKING Sale.—Dinner Sets from - 18s 6d at Ritchie's Sale. F you find it hard to make both ends meet, JL economise by using Hondai-Lanka Tea. The best value in pure tea. ONSTER Boot Sale at Simon Brothers' XV.fi. commences To-morrow (Saturday). Every pair at Genuine Sale Prices. LOOK!— Men's Hard Felt HatsT- 6d; old price, 10s 6(l—sale bargains. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Octagon, LOOK!— Men's Fancy Regatta Shirts, Is lid; old prke, 7s 6d—sale bargains. N.Z, Clothing Factory, Octagon. Li Shirts, 2s sd; old price, 3s 6d—sale bargains. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Octagon. JL- price, 6s 6d—sale bargains. Clothing Factory, Octagon. LOOK!— Men's Colonial Singlets, 3s lid; usual 6s—sale bargains. Clothing Factory, Octagon. r OOK!—Men's Colonial Ribbed UnderL_ pants, 3s lid—sale bargains; old price, 5s 6d. Clothing Factory, Octagon. ALE Bargains.—Boys' and Youths' Mole Trousers, Is lid; old price, 5s 6d- N_> Clothing Factory, Octagon. SALE Bargains.—Boys' Colored Mole Knickers, is lid; old price, 3s 9d. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Octagon. SALE Bargains.—Bs lld _ (old price f4s~6d)," Boys' School Colonial Strits (Melvilles). N.Z. Clothing Factory, Octagon. SALE Bargains.—l6s lid (old price 27s 6d). Youths' Mosgiel Sac Knicker Suits (3 garments). N.Z. Clothing Factory, Octagon. SALE Bargains.—lss 9d (old price 32s 6d), Youths' Heavy Mosgiel Sac Suits (11 to j 13). N.Z. Clothing Factory, Octagon. I SALE Bargains.—ss lid (old price 12s 6d), Boys' Odd Colonial Coats. N.Z. Clothing Factory, Octagon. /BARTER'S GREAT SALE—Further Reductions. Genuine Drapery at the Lowest Prices on Record. Come and compare. *- yard Cotton Reek, Is 7d dosen, or 2 for 3£d; Brook's 500yda, now 3d -eel; Alexander's Knitring, Is lid lb; Clark's White Crochet Balls, 2 for Ud or Is 8d dozen, at Carter's Sale. BARTER'S GREAT Flannelx> ettes, 33in, usually 5Jd, now 2|d; our quality for and yard wide B|d quality for 6d. Only this month. FURTHER REDUCTIONS.—AII our White " or Black Sailor Straw Hats, fresh goods, newest shapes, usually 2s to 4slld—sale price, Is, Is 6d, . Is ll£d; also extra Ribbon Band given away free. Only at Carter's Sale. BARTER'S GREAT SALE.—7O dozen ~> Ladies' Pink Wool- Rib Veste, usually Is everywhere—sale price 6|d, selling fast; also a lot of Children's Pink Yosts, usually Bj|d, now all 4Jd. IUBTHER REDUCTIONS in Flowers, Trimmed Millinery, all at Half Usual Price. Remnants of all kinds desperately cheap at Carter's Great Sale. BARTER'S GREAT SALE.—Children's Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, also White Sun Bonnets, all at Half the usual price. Corsets a_d Underclothing very cheap. TOTE THIS.—For Genuine, Fashionable, \ nnd Useful Drapery of all kinds Carter and Co. offer you the best value obtainable in Dunedin. Call and test this statement. TENDERS Invited till noon 22nd INST. for ERECTION of STABLES and ALTERATIONS to SHOP for Mr.W. Duke, George street, Dunedin. R. FORREST, Architect. . x FOR SALE, ERY SUPERIOR 8-ROOMED RESI- - DENCE and 7 ACRES, in very choice locality; five minutes from St. Clair tram. Large Rooms and every modern convenience. As the owner is leaving Dunedin the very low price of £1,275 will be accepted, or can be sold with one acre if preferred. Furniture, nearly new, may be had with the house if desired at valuation. j Cards to view for a few days from A. MATHEBON, 27 Rattray street. .