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Evening Star, Issue 12205, 25 May 1904, Page 5

*-ate Advertisements craijsr ppces an eye-opeper, “mHE who does % oyp cpcking -<£*?• *" •*** ?G® SALE (tdW ll or countryV AND CO., Practical Asphalters. Private Address : 35 Harbor terrape. To-morrow, Arid Whilst they last, GRAND BARGAINS In LADIES' COSTUMES afld JACKETS. About 10Q Garments bought by our London Buyer at Very Special Trices, will be sacrificed at the absurd price of ' 29/6 each. See Window. JgHOWN, SAVING, AM) 00., LTD. THE ‘WEEKLY PRESS’ (Illustrated), Every Wecjnesday Evening, Immediately after arrival of North Express. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25th. The Naval Port of Vladivostok pictured and described. Eplix Tanner's Ark. Native Chiefs in German West Africa. Art in Photography. Emma Eajnes. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP. The First £2,000 Handicap in New Zealand. Probable entries. Sir Robert Stout and the Turf. PRICE ... .„ ... SIXPENCE. Prom all. Agents, Runners, and Street Roys W. J. PRICTOR AND CO., Wholesale Agents. SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. Post Office, apd close to the Mornington train way and the new electric tramway to Cavex sham. The Property has frontages to Eglin ton road, Hayward street, and Patrick street and has a charming view. Suitable for sub division, or as a whole for a residential site. Apply to BATHGATE AND WOODHOUSB, Solicitors, Dunedin. DAHE FASHION’S Dictates are obeyed by us to the Letter. Our Prices are, as usual, set at the popular notch. Your needs have been studied. The petty annoyances resulting from Careless Shoemaking wpl never bother you if you BUY YOUR FOOTWEAR AT THE LEADING HOUSE, CITY BOOT PALACE, CORNER GEORGE AND ST- ANDREW STREETS, DUNEDIN. J, M‘SAY.

IP NOT, WHY NOT? HAVE joy not visited the Most Up-to-date Drapery House in the City, There all the LATEST NOVELTIES in WINTER GOODS are LAID OUT.FOR YOUR INSPECTION? The Most Artistically-designed HATS and BONNETS we shoy,*- at the LOWEST PRICES. The Loveliest DRESSES we make for the LEAST MONEY. The Smartest JACKETS LOWEST PRICES. we quote at the The Prettiest FURS, MUFFS, RIBBONS, LACES, SILKS, etc., etc., we sell without considering the small amount of profit we receive, because it is for the benefit of our patrons. So don’t forget to call at the only establishment where these goods are to be procured. PALLAS AND WATT, 60 and 62 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.

D. G-. PORD AND CO. DRESS MATERIALS. We have been fortunate in securing a large number of DRESS PIECES of very special value, the reduction on which we intend our Customers to reap the benefit of. They are TIMS SEASON’S GQQDS, and show at the least a REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.; seven yards to the Dress Length; Special Prices being 13s 6fi, 15s 6d, 17s 6d, 19s 6d, 21s, 245. Estimates given for all Dresses Made to Order. D. G. FORD AND CO., 11, 13, 15 PRINCES STREET. PURS! PURS! FURS were formerly considered a luxury; to-day we know them to be a necessity. We have catered to the popular demand for Furs, and have kept pace ■with the times. We quote a few prices: FUR NECKLETS, 3s 6d, 5s 6d, 9s lid up. FUR MUFFS, 6s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d up. MOLLISONS, GBORQE STREET.

REMOVAL. J. CEOMBIE AND CO., MERCHANT TAILORS. WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE to our present and prospective Customers that we have REMOVED to these new premises in STUART STREET, next the Unique Millinery Store (opposite Oban Hotel), where we shall have more accommodation and better facilities for the requirements of our business. We also desire to tender pur sincere THANKS for your past patronage; and you may rest assured that no effort shall ba wanting on our part to merit a further continuance of your esteemed favors. Yours faithfully, J. CRQMBIB AND CO., Merchant Tailors, 83 Stuart street (4 doors below Octagon).