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Evening Star, Issue 12366, 2 December 1904, Page 4

JIT THB D. 1.0, TO-DAY’S OPPORTUNITY! AT THE D.I.C. ,Y«7 Latest Fashions in LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR HATS SPECIAL PURCHASE I For Holiday Wear. AT THE D.I.C. SPECIAL PURCHASE! LADIES’ and GIRLS’ RIVER HATS, for the Holiday Season, exceptional AT THE D.I.C. v ▼aloe, ss. lid, 6s 6d. AT THE DJ.C. -AN ANSWER... TO THE FEW THAT THINK THERE IS SUCH A THING AS EQUALITY IN THE MANUFACTURE OF MINERAL WATERS AND CORDIALS THOMSON ~AND CO, HAVE BEEN AWARDED THREE SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. ST. LOUIS, AGAINST THE WORLD'S COMPETITION. For Thtnw-eigbt Tears THOMSON’S SODAWATER w ... • . • , . tlie taco o! all competitors. Sucha record could Wt oa ™ t<inl P.'l sopremacy in porary successes arc comparatively easy but for an e ,. a . clneve<l without cause. Tem■vca,r year it must appeal to' ? ts . popularity with Thomson’. is, and always C beet^o^o!'^"pßODUCT. All our Goods are Bottled from the Water obtained from \w , , nearly 200 feet beClhe surface at a dc P a THOMSON AND CO. NOW HOLD FOURTEEN SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS. A RECORD UNEQUALLED IN AUSTRALASIA

.]jy[ R T. J. COLLI NS, j DENTIST, j Has Returned from England and America, I And | MAY BE CONSULTED AS USUAL. Union Bank Buddings, Princes btreat. I everything photographic. Developing, Retouching, Printing. Z, CAMERA CO., OCTAGON. * DUNEDIN. NO AFTER-TASTE. J rjTHE PURITY AND MELLOWNESS I A of FERGUSON’S “P. AND O." WHISKY make it very suitable for Invalids requiring a Stimulant. It baa no disagree- j able after-taste, so common in most whiskies, and is easily digested. "P. AND O.” WHISKY is guaranteed 10 years old, and may be had of all reputable i hotels throughout New Zealand. Ask for FERGUSON’S “P. AND 0.” WHISKY. DISTRICT AGENT WANTED. rjTHE SUN FIRE OFFICE REQUIRE A j CHIRP AGENT for the OTAGO DISTRICT. Applications to be sent in by noon on TUESDAY, 6fcfa instant, addressed to F. H. PTOKERING, General Manager, P.O. Bor 472.

FUNERAL NOTICE. rjj \HB Friends of Mrs Wright (and ■*• family) are respeciftilly hmted to' attend the Funeral of her Me daughter Annie, ■which -will leave her residence, 79 Albany street, TO-MORROW (Saturday), the 3rd inst., at 2.3opp.mr. r for the -Northern Cemetery. HUGH GOUBI/EY, Undertaker, Clarke and Maelaggsn streets.

Two conpiemorativo tablets—Coronation and Commonwealth—are being cast in bronze to affix in suitable positions in. the vestibule of the Sydney Town TTn.ll The one perpetuating the Coronation of King Edward VII. wall bear the city crest, and at ila summit the Royal onus, the names of aldermen at,the time being inscribed round a circle in the centre. The Commonwealth tablet will be of similar design, excepting that the Australian arms will .take the ttheJ&gfal -