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Evening Star, Issue 12766, 20 March 1906, Page 5

Late Advertisen^entsi ■■ ■- J SPECIAL. „-V' wv/ "/ --<t BRING YOUR OWN SACK. 5-OCOlb Choice Rating Bananas, 50 for Is;' Ripe Tomatoes, 3d lb. •;< Sydney Lemons, 40 for Is. i Eating Apples, 3d lb. Cooking Apples from 101b Is. , - Passion Ei-ait, 40 for Isi Ealing Pears, 3d lb. ' . V Apricots, Nectarines, Grapes, Oranges, Ribstorie Pippins, Applesj Peaches, etc. • Cucumbers, Id and 2d each. ~v, 1 Prime Onions, 12ib Is Marrows. . 500 Gases. Apples, 3s case. 150 Sections Honey, 6d each. 150, Tins Honey (101b), 3s 6d tin. Orders Delivered Pres. Telephone 1,912. Essex's fruit market, No.'2 Rattray street : (2 Doors from Princes ‘ street). OPEN ALL DAY TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY)THE IDEAL SHOPPING-PLACE -FOR LADIES. , ['V G. FORD AND CO., JUST AKRIYED, EX PAKEHA. We are now showing some very CHOICE NOVELTIES FOR WINTER WEAR, ' Including— JACKETS FURS TRIMMED MILLINERY DRESS STUFFS. Our Goods are Worthy of Your Immediate Attention. -rVDTHIE BROS., LTD., .. GEORGE STREET, Dunedin. * \ NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL L EXHIBITION, 180S-1907. (ITHE ATTENTION of INTENDING EX--S- HEBITORS at the New Zealand Liternational Exhibition is drawn to the LATEST DATE for RECEIVING APPLICATIONS FOR SPACE—namely, 31sfc MARCH, 1906* Applications may be lodged with the Secretaries to the-Local Advisory Committtees a - AucHand, Wellington, or DunSdin; or with the Secretary, New Zealand International Exhibition, 161 Hereford street, Christchurch New Zealand.. ’ G. S. MUNRO, ROBERT ALLAN, Executive Commissioners.

/pJARNIVAL Open All Day To-morrow; V atlract: <>ns in all departmentsclosed 1-nuay. Pyfe and Cuming's Stores SAMPLE OVERCOATS. Just Purchased, an English Manufacturer’s Range of Rainproof Overcoats. ALL NEW STYLES. ALL NOBBY PATTERNS. ONLY ONE OP EACH, PRICES, 37s 6d to 655. ■ Splendid Value. Come and See Them at Once. j WALLACE’S, i THE OUTFITTERS, PRINCES STREET. | Corporation Notices. | DUNEDIN CITY CORPORATIONS ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER DEPARTMENT. rfIENDERS are invited for the CARTAGE ~ of I OLES along; the route of the lower Thransinission line between Waiporj Falls and Halfway Bush. Particulars may be obtained on application to Messrs Noyej Brothers, Engineers, Dunedin City Corpora txon, Carhouse, Market street. Tenders are to bo endorsed “Tenders foi *inst ° leS ’' NOYES BROTHERS, ’ Engineers Dunedin City Corporation, Dunedin. Coal Notices. PUBLIC OPINION Changes on many Questions of the Day, bu it NEVER ALTERS ABOUT j FREEMAN’S COALas in Past Years, it Recognise ; “ Freeman’s ” I AS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FOR ALL PURPOSES. It leaves a Dark Brown Ash, so you cai easily tell if you are getting the genuini article. ° Obtainable ALL Coal Merchants Boa.p£S and Residence. rfQENr requires Single Room, home co forts; no boarding-house; central- n aerate. “Art,” ‘Star’ Office. "YTACANCY, elderly Gentleman; privc V sitting room, hot, cold water; no otl boarders; central. “Quiet,” ‘Star’ Office. riENTLEMAN wants good Board and V LJT sidcnce, central situation; —large sin; room, or would take suitable room with tendance; board optional. All paiticulars ‘ Star ’ Office. Board and Lodging; south end preferred; 15s weekly. Address C.L., Star ’ Office. Star ANTED, Board and Residence, by young Lady. Reply “Central No. 2” ’ Office. ’ WANTED, respectable Man Boarder every comfort; close town; no othe boarders; 16s week. Particulars M‘Sensic Arcade. Lost and Found. T OST, Allandale road, False Palate; ftndi i reward tea shillings. Address •“ Pj 1 late,” ‘Sfer’ Office. LOST, Saturday night, between Momini ton. St. Andrew street, Gold Brood Return City Butchery, Rattray street. | OST, a 3-bar Gold Brooch, set wii -a J pearls and sapphires, between Octagc and Athol place (keepsake) ; reward. 7 Fon street. Sable Collie Dog; owner cs - have same by paying expenses. App Magazine-keeper, Anderson’s Bay. Government Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ANNIVERSARY” DAY, FRIDAY, ' 23rd MARCH. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave ‘ Dunedin at 9.15 a.nj., Sawyers Bay 9.45 a.m., Waitati 10.40 a.m., Seaclili’ 11.17 a:m., Waikous'aiti 11.47 a.m., arriving Palmerston at 12.20 .p.xu., returning from .Palmerston '•'at” 4.10 ■ p.m., Waikouaiti 4.40 p.m., Puketeraki 5.10 p.m., Seacliff 5.25 p.m,, Waitati 6.0 pun., Eurakanui 6.27 pm. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued from Dunedin, Upper Pert Chal-mers,-'and; intermediate stations to Palmerston and intermediate stations on FRIDAY, 23rd March, and will be available for return until SATURDAY, 24th March. . The Return Fares will be: First Class, 2d per mile;; Second. Class, Id per mile; the mmimvuu being .4s and 2s respectively. 4 Bj Order.