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Evening Star, Issue 12164, 7 April 1904, Page 5

Late Advertisemenxs. |EW Pianos, handsome walnut-and-gold I cases, iron frames; lowest cash prices, 36 and 4-0 guineas; each instrument guaranteed. Hoiden's Musical Exchange, Octagon. PAPERHANGEES and" PainienTWanted". James Wren and Co., South Princes street, decorators, signwriters, pictureframers. MRS FlSH.—Nurse (institution, £4O), Female Cooks (hotels, 30s), Housemaids, Waitresses, Charwoman, Generals (15s), CookLaundress (£45). >ORTER Wanted, for Mornington. Brown, Ewing, and Co., Ltd, CLUMBER Wanted. W. Blagdon, Princes street acuth. SHIPWRIGHTS.— Two good Men Wanted, 8, Friday morning, s-s. Napier. Captain will show requirements. 7&/g"RS DICK wants Two Barmaids, House--I»JL keepers (references), Two Servants (same hotel, 15s), Housemaids, Three Cooks, Ten Generals. WANTED Known—Great~Sale~"of all classes Music at London Organ Company, 22 George street. WANTED, Amateur and Professional Musicians inspect stock of Music at givmgaway prices. London, George street. AjNTED Known—£l,soo worth Sheet - - and Book Music must be reduced before stock-taking. London, George street. »T ANTED Known—Bargain Tables at lesa J » than half-price; Novelties, Songs, Duets, Albums. London, George street. CALL and Inspect; no one asked to buy. Everything reduced; special extra aiscount for quantities. PIANOS, Organs, Violins, Banjos, Guitars, and all other instruments; lowest prices, easy terms. London, George street. ipHEAP Trapped Rabbits.—lSO Pair To VJ morrow at sixpence per pair. A. Leckie Kensington.

Y J%\ \^ TE -? at r, th P CALED GROUND on SATURDAY Next, at one i\~r \ ° cloc r 1 Dont - v ™ know? The SCHOOLS' CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING takes place that day. Sis hundred of your little Brothers and Sistm »p mi peting for Championship Honors. They will be disappointed i Electric Trams Will Run to the Ground undred of your little Brothers and Sisters are comThey will be disappointed if YOU stay away. ADMISSION TO GROUND, ONE SHILLING; CHILDREN SIXPENCE. F. A. WEBB, Hon. Sec.

FIRE! EIRE MR J. STUART WHITE WILL GIVE AX OFFICIAL TRIAL CLIPPER CHE3IICAL EIRE EXTINGUISHER In the Corporation Yard, back of Town Hall Dunedin, TO-MORROW (Fridav) MORNING, at • 11.30 sharp. His Worship the Mayor has kindly consented to pre side. THE PUBLIC ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. '

l/TADAMB WHITE, Palmist, Phrenolo»A gist, Clairvoyant. 25 Stuart street (3_doors above Panama Hotel). IHIOR SALE, Lady's Bicycle, in first-class J- order. 69 High street S D.—Large and Small Loans Negotiated; lowest rates; easy payments. Bryant, agent, Dowling street. FOR SALE, centrally-situated Fancy Goods and Registry Office Business; satisfactory reasons explained for selling; no old stock; first-class opportunity for any person ■with small capital. Wm. Mille/, Arcade. |7IOR SALE, quiet Horse, light Trap, and H - Harness; any trial. "Trap," 'Star* ffice. OD Editions of good Books: Nat Gould's latest, Max Pemberton, and a large assortment of other authors. 6D Books, 6d Books, 6d Books.—-New Books coming to hand every month, by best authors. \RAUGHTS, Cribbage, Playing Cards, Quartettes, Picture Proverbs, and a variety of other Games for evening amusement. SCEAP Books and Scraps; Purses in great variety, from Is to 7s 6d. Bressey, bookseller, 151 Goorge street. LADIES' Hair Dressed for Dances, Photographs, etc., Is; Cutting and Singeing, Is; with Shampoo, 2s 6d. Children, 6d. LADIES' Pads, Is; Necklets from 6d; Combings, 2s 6d oz. Potter's Hairdressing Rooms, 124 George street. CAILLER'S Milk Chocolate is universally pronounced to be a most delicious sweetmeat. Have you tried it? O.L. Sir George White Meets in Odd- !• fellows' Hall, Friday, Bth April, at 7.30; address by Bro. Mahon; visitors cordially invited. By order W.M. Thos. Ayers, sec. HIGH-CLASS Wines and Spirits, lowest prices. Comne's Victoria Stores, King and Howe streets. -R- bottled at the vineyards. Comrie's Victoria Stores, King and Howe streets. ACKINTOSH*S" _ is nothing sweeter than Mackintosh's Toffee and Fruit Drops; ask your confectioner for them; Is per tin. JEWELLERY.— A valuable collection of Jewellery. Watches, China, and Maori Goods, comprising the well-known stock of B. Waby and Co., 80 George street, at sensational stocktaking prices. /pi IVEN Away, in addition, observe, a handsome Japanese Cup and Saucer to purchasers of 10s "to 29s 6d worth of goods; over that, a beautifully-chased plated Salver fit to adorn any sideboard. T EMILY HELENA VIOLETTA RIDLEY, Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, University of New Zealand, and now residing in Dunedin, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I intend to APPLY, on the seventh day of May, 1904, to have my NAME PLACED ON THE MEDICAL REGISTER OF THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND, and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification at the Office of the Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Bated at Dunedin the 7th April, 1904. EMILY H. V. RIDLEY, M.8., B.Ch, THE BLACKWATEE EIVEE GOLD DREDGING COMPANY, LIMITED. 4 DIVIDEND (the Sirth) of Is (or* jA. shilling) per share has been' declared, and made payable on the 13th inst. Warrants will be posted. A. JOHNSTON C. BEOWN, Secretary. NOTICE. TEA COMPANY has Opened A RETAIL BRANCH, 137 PRINCES STREET SOUTH, Vfaore they are selling the FINEST TEA.S from 6s 3d 51b tins upwards.