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Evening Star, Issue 11661, 16 December 1902, Page 5

I.at* ; A4i 1 t*-GUINEA haßdsonie American Organ, XI 8 stops, bass and treble couplers; 10s monthly, Musical, Exchange, Octagon. AFTER a ‘‘tiobhiei’’ Whisky and Soda, ask for a "Mallo” Cigar. Procurable all hotels. Dawson and co. : , limited, watchmakers, Jewellers, Opticians, 24 George street; no connection with firm similar nimd. TNBPECTION Invited. ■ Grand stock of X Watches, magnificent selection Jewellery, latest designs Gold-band Rings; our specialty. HUNDREDS of. beautiful Engagement. Wedding, aid Keeper Rings, Gold Chains, Necklets, links. Charms, and Pendants. T ARGE selection Greenstone Brooches, Pendants, Charms, all prices. Spec- 1 tides, perfect fitting and accurate Sight guaranteed; your Eyes Tested Free; best system Sight-testing employed. LOVE’S blind, they say. Don’t risk it, but use New Century Soft Rubber nair Curlers. ‘ THE weekly press (Illustrated). Oa Bale bi arrival of North Express THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. SOME OF THE ILLUSTRATIONS, , , ■ ■ ... , December 17th. THE GORE A. AND P. SHOW. The Show ■Grounds, the Committee. A DOUBLE-BARRELLED ARGUMENT. DEPARTURE OP THE ANTARCTIC RELIEF SHIP MORNING. THE LAKE WAKATEPU FLEET OP STEAjuERS (recently purchased by the Government). AN OIL GUSHER ON FIRE. A HORgE 34 YEARS OF AGE. CHRISTMAS STORIES, by Harold Bindlosa, Barry Pain, Katherine Tynan, and other popular authors.. ‘ DRAKBSTAIL,’ a Fairy Story for the Children. SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT (Printed in ten colors), ‘NEW ZEALAND IN SOUTH AFRICA.’ Price SIXPENCE, From all Agents, Runners, and street hoys. W. J. PRICTOR AND CO., Wholesale Agents. XMAS PRESENTS At once ORNAMENTAL, Useful, and ACCEPTABLE—viz., SUNSHADES AND UMBRELLAS. FANCY SUNSHADES • From 3s 6d to 255. FANCY CHIFFON AND LACE SUNSHADES, 27s 6d and 25s fid. A Grand Variety of LADIES’ UMBRELLAS, O aoice Handles, Reliable Covers, 8s fid to 2 Guineas. ■OEOWN, EWING, AND CO., LIMITED. jpUBLIC TRIAL of KBON AND MU EAR’S PATENT FIRE ESCAPE at Crow; Hotel, WEDNESDAY, the 17th inst., at 3 p.m. MONEY TO LEND, in Sums to Suit Borrowers. W. C. MACGREGOR, Solicitor, 27 Rattray street. ’ OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD mEACHEES’ SALARIES and ACCOUNTS X for the Current Month will be Paid on THURSDAY, the 18th inst. P. G. PRYDB. Secretary. Education Office, , Dunedin, 16th December, 1902. FOE ARTISTIC NOVELTIES AND PRETTY PRESENTS Kindly. Visit M ll SS MACKENZIE’S ART EXCHANGE, NEW GOODS direct from Manufacturers OPENING EVERY WEEK, Including— Lovely Photo Frames, Dainty China Gups, Tea, Breakfast, and Dinner Services, Glassware and Ornaments, Silver-mounted Purses and Bags, Dressing and Writing Cases, Dolls, Toys, etc. MISS MACKENZIE, 5 Princes street. Sole .Agent Weldon’s Celebrated Paper Patterns. New Patterns just arrived. CARPET SQUARES, HEARTHRUGS. 800 RUGS FROM 4/6 TO . 35/, SU TABLE FOR XMAS PRESENTS Wc are now offering Special , Value in CARPET SQUARES, All Sizes, Qualities, and Colorings to Select from. THREE NEW ART PRODUCTIONS : The) “ Tansmere ” Carpet The “Derminster” Carpet The “ Cordova ” Carpet. Tho largest selection of Floor Coverings in the City. When yon buy from us you have tho satisfaction of knowing you get the best that can possibly be given for the money. I-^EEBEET, HAYNES, AND CO. DUNEDIN GYMNASTIC CLUB. rTrtHE MEMBERS of tho above Club arc A quested to attend the Funeral of Knrfcbam (their late clubmate and leai which leaves the residence of Fitzhard JV'nes, Esq., 105 St. David street, TO-M ROW, at 3.30, for the Northern' Cemetei H. G. SIEDRBERG, ‘ Hon. Sccrc.tai mENDERS are invi' A MONDAY, 22nd December ■pwwrTTON of a TWO-STOREY DENCB (in Brick) at the comer of i and Albany streets. _ JAMES HIST OP Dowlmg street. Archi KAIKORAI SCHOOL, ROSLTN mHB ANNUAL BREAKTNG-UP and PreX «*ntation of Pri™* will take place in the Scboolhouge on THURSDAY Next, 18th mst., at 2 p.m.' Parents and Friends are cordially invited. JNO. BELL, • ’ Hon. Secretary of Committee. ' ARTHUR STREET SCHOOU rpHE ANNUAL BREAK-UP of the above X School will take place on THURSDAY, the 18th inst., at 10 a.m. Short addresses will be delivered by Mr H. D. Bedford, M.H.R., and Mr Wm. Burnett. Friends cordially irvited. WM. SCOTTr Chairmen. . JAS. MOT,UPON, Secretary. OAVBRSHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL. rfIHE ANNUAL BREAK-UP and DistrictX Hon of Prizes will take place in the Gvmnasium Hall on THURSDAY, 18th inst., At 2 p.m. The Committee will be pleased to soe present as many parents and friends as can make it convenient to attend;