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Evening Star, Issue 11606, 17 June 1902, Page 4

DXC. DXC. MODEL CAPES, TO CLEAR AT HALF HOME GOSH To hand to-day a Berlin Manufacturer's stock of MODEL GAPES, in Pale Fawn; exquisite goods; richly embroidered; suitable for evening wear, lined with silk throughout. ALL TO BE CLEARED AT HALF HOME COST. Also sample BLACK APPLIQUE CAPES, in Cloth, lined Silk, at the same Clearing Prices. DXC. DXC.

AN ANSWER To the {nr who think that there Is «eh a thing as Equality in the • MAIfUIACTURB OF MINERAL WATBE& Bio. ANOTHER SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL HAS BEEN ACQUIRED BY THOMSON AND CO. For their Exhibit at tha Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington, London. nfTHE Mail bringing the Prise-list showed i X that oat of 34 Exhibits THEIRS was AWARDED THU FIRST PRIZE—a Special GOLD MEDAL and DIPLOMA— distancing the nearest competitor by. 168 Marks as against 140. The Secretary, in forwarding the Award, says;—“We congratulate you on your success, and we may add that the fact of the first honors going to one of our colonies gires unrrersal pleasure and satisfaction here.* THOMSON AND CO. NOW HOLD TEN SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS. A position not held by any other maker fa Australasia. ..

PHOTOGRAPHY NEW GOODS BY EACH HAIL. PLATES, CHEMICALS, PAPERS, HARTMAN'S KODAKS AND SPOOLS. “ BEOWNIB ” KODAK, 5» 3dNEW ZEALAND CAMERA COMPANY, Octagon, Duntdin. AUSTRALIAN CABLEGRAMS For gPKSDY TRANSMISSION By the SHORTEST ROUTE Should be marked •VIA EXTENSION." Tariff Bed need to 4jd PER WORD. ITtEANK: H. BLAKELEY. SURGEON DENTIST, PRINCES STREET SOUTH (over Woodward’s, chemist). Mr Blakeley has finished fitting up his Rooms with all the latest Appliances, and MAY NOW BE CONSULTED, Latest Methods. First-class Work. PATENTS OBTAINED IN ALL COUNTRIES. HENRY HUGHES, 10 Rattray street, Dunedin; and at Queen's Chambers, Wellington.

FUNERAL NOTICE. fTXHB Frianch of Mr Alfred Rogers are mX spectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late Mother, which will leave his residence, Brunswick street, South Dunedin. TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 18th in i. at 2.30 p-m., for the Southern (Church of England) Cemetery. CHARLES J. THORN, Undertaker, David and Marion streets, Caveraharn. FUNERAL NOTICE. rjTHB Friends of the late Mrs Mary KilX man Davidson (and family) are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her late residence, the sawmill, WoOdhangh, for the Northern Cemetery, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 18th inst., at SL3O pjn. A. J. WYNN AND HOPE, Undertakers. 39 St. Andrew street.