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Evening Star, Issue 12842, 18 June 1906, Page 1

Public Notices. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT, We hare much pleasure in inviting your Inspection of a very Brilliant and Interesting .*ns»>lay of Entirely New Jewellery and Silverware in our Show Hc**4i3. One would almost think it wis Christmas Time to «ee the Beautiful Variety of Dainty Goods Displayed. « These New Goods form Convincing Proof of the Remarkable Value we offer, unequalled in the City. All Reliable Goods, Tastefully Designed, and Priced so Low that their possession ii a double pleasure. SHOW - WEEK VISITORS should MAKE A SPECIAL POINT OF VISITING US. G. AND T. YOUNG, 88 PRINCES STREET. JOLLY'S WATCH INFIRMARY. REDUCED PRICES. REDUCED PRICES. bly C . leaaed - - ? S Glocks < Si,ent >- Cleaning .„ „ _ 2, 6d Mainsprings, best quality ._ ... 3s 6d . ™ Clocks (Striking), Cleaning 3s 6d Brooch-pins, Joints, and Catches „. 3d«acb OTHER REPAIRING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. CRITERION BUILDINGS. 6 MORAY PLACE fopponSa Choral Ball).

OTAGO DOCK TRUST. IN THE MATTER, OF A PROPOSED LOCAL BILL OR ACT. '"""STJANT to the Provisions of the »nding Orders of ths House of Repreust hereby gives notice tha tion will ba mode :<> the General i of N.Z. in Parliament ."ksscmbied at sion now about to bo hold for leave to introduce a Bib to be called "The Otago Dock on Act. 1906.' The said proposed Bill recites that by "The Otago 'Dock Act, 1883," the Otago Harbor Board was enabled to construct at Port Chalmers a Graving Dock •of sufficient dimensions to admit vessels drawing 25 feet of water, but the said Act contains no other provisions as to the dimensions of the said Dock. That by " The Otago Dock Act 1833 Amendment Act, 1885." the Otago Dock Trust was constHuted. and all the powers of the Otajjo iHarbor Board in relation to the construction of the said Graving Dock were transferred to it. That the. Otago Dock Trust has, in pursuance of Ha powers under the last-men-tioned Act, borrowed the sum of £75,000, and has entered into a Contract for the Construction of a Graving Dock at Port Chalmers of the following dimensions : { Length on floor ~ ~- 500 feet Entrance width at coping level _ 70 feet Width inskie Dock at coping level ._ 90 feet Width inside Dock efc bilge level _ 67 feet Depth of Dock on invert ?.7 feet Depth of Dock on floor 30 feet ' Depth of water at high-water mean, ! ordinary spring tides ... 22 feet And thai the said Dock is now in coarse Df construction. That doubts have arisen as to the meaning A Section 4 of " The Otago Dock Act, 1883," and of thf! expression " A Graving Dock of sufficient dimensions at least to admit vessels drawing 25 feet of water" therein; and it has been suggested that the dimensions of the Graving Dock now in course of consfcructioi do not comply with the provisions of the —''-'' -etk>n, and that it is de ' '' rich doubts. The object of the said «ron dcclaro that the said Gi plies with the said Section 4 of ' The Ot _ Dock Act, 1833," and to provida that all i contracts, deeds if covenant*. and agree- I nients made nnd entered intOtago Dock Trust and any v eons or body corporate in relation to the Dock, or for any payments the interest, on the money borrowed for the construction of the said Dock and towards tho Risking Fund for the repayment of the said r.oneys And all things done thereunder | hall be deemed to be valid and effectual and <i binding on nil narties hereto respectively, ! s if the dimensions of Iho Dock now being ' ucted had been f-illy set forth and con,„w jn the said Section 4of "The Otago Dock Act, 1883." A Copy "f the said proposed Bill is dcli.j ;_ ji~, office of the Stipendiary Ma- , rl at Port Chalmers, at "which 0 is open for public inspection „„.ng office hours. Dated the 9th day of .Tune. 1906. THE OTAGO DOCK TRUST. < P. W. PLATTS, I Solicitor to tho Tr"«t >"<* «-'«" *« «"» **'" < HOT-WATER BAGS. Home should bo without < * or more of these exceedinj valuable articles. May be applied to any part of the body. WiJl prevent colds or chills, and relieve es, with or without covers. From 6s 6d' each. JOHNSTONE AND HASLETT, po. street. WE LIVE TO DIE, AND DYE TO LIVE. RHODES AND CO., St. Andrew street, Dyers and Dry Cleaners, are now Dyeing Summer Garments for winter wear. If you require it we will gladly Dye for you. . Orders by Post or Telephone promptly ottended to. Goods Collected from any part of City or ■ Suburbs. Wo want your tradeWill carefully attend to your instructions, or will call on you to advise.. King us up at Telephone 2.087. OUR MAGNXFICENT OFFER. O HIGHLY-BURNISHED CABINET ./« • PORTRAITS AND ENLARGEMENT, Handsomely Framed, for 16/6. 16/6. ■yVith a Choice of Framea. We are still doinjr CHILDREN'S PORTRAITS For 5s DOZEN. WRHJGLESWORTH AND BINNS, Photographers. LEX. PATRICK, DENTAL SURGEON (Late London Hospitals), 63 PRINCES STREET, DTJNEDIN. rO.-Coupons, or puzzles, or china dolls

TURNBTJLL & JONES R. T. Turnbull, M.I.E.E. B. C. Jones, TW-Tlfß ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH. AKD DUNEDIN, Sole Selling Agents in N.Z. for TTTW BRITISH WESTHSFGHOUSB ELKCTRIG COMPANY. OCTAGON, DUNEDIN. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. m'N order to have the 'Star' onfc in good time, it is foroid impossible! to Classify Advertisements that come in after 2 p.] After this hour they cannot be "Classified. We would therefore request advertisers to kindly bear this in mind. 'EVENING STAE,' COMPANY, LTD. O H N GILLIES. FURNTTURETLINOLEirM, FLOORCLOTH, CARPET, AND HEARTHRUG WAREHOUSE, 18 George street, Dunedin. Furniture and House Furnishing in Great Variety, for Mansion or Cottage, always in Stock. 3 Rooms Comfortably Furnished for £2l. Time Payments Arranged. Day Telephone, 479. -OHNG I L L I t» FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, 5 Great King street (near Moray place). FUNERALS CONDUCTED In Town and Country at Lowest Rates. Our Undertaker resides on these premises, and can always be got to attend to Funeral rs by Day or Night. Undertaker's Residence Telephone, 1365. *-* THE NEW PORRIDGE MEAL. COOKED IN TWO MINUTES. Palatable and Nutritious. Finest Preparation of Oats Ever Introduced. Not so heating as other Oat FoodsSold by all Grocers in Is and 5s bags. MI RAMS BROS., Agents, Dunedin. ["NSTEAD of Blended Coupons and Tea, use L pure " Cock o' tho North." You pay for tea onlyl SUGAR OF MILK For Infants' Food. J We hare submitted a Sample of our Sugar of Milk to Dr Truby King, who found it pure, and the best quality. BROS. AND CO. S\ WE N V, DA"< DENTIST, HAS REMOVED TO BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS. Telephone 2,146. (In practice with late T. J. Collins.) EVENING S TAR is DELIVERED REGULARLY In Dunedin and Suburbs IMMEDIATELY ON THE PUBLICATION OF THE TOWN EDITION. Orders for Regular Delivery Given to the Runners, or sent to the Office, will Receive Prompt Attention. SINGLE COPIES Hay be Obtained from the Runners on their respective beats, or, after the Office is Ckaed, from Lads Standing at JAGOBS'S CORNER, GRAND HOTEL CORNER. 'OCTAGON (George street corner), - *Uso of P. MITCHELL, Arcade, F. tttt.t.tkwr, Princes street south, J. BENFELL, King street north, Mrs KACDONALD, Ogg*s Corner, South Dunedia, RAILWAY BOOKSTALL, Mrs MICHES, Bay View road, South Dunedin, F. BIRCHALL, 340 King street 323 CASTLE STREET (opposite Sehrn College). And,- in addition, On SATURDAY EVENINGS, from WOOD, George street, • And ! PRICTOR Princes street. riTHE ."rich, fruity flavor" of "Cock o' the ■ JL, North *' Ccrlon Tea is -generally regmrVed on hi-consumere..