Amusements. Organ, portable, 5 octavos, 2 full rows oW»7 roods; good order. William Kroon, 44 King street. ■ RICHARD JOHN SEDDON. (JfTORY OE 1 HIS LIFE AND WORK, Illustrated in the * WEEKLY PRESS,’ JUNE 20th, With NEW MEMORIAE PORTRAIT, 23 x 17, for Framing. 20 PAGES OP ILLUSTRATIONS. HIS LATEST PHOTOGRAPHS. THIS SEDDON MEMORIAL NUMBER Will bo a MAGNIFICENT ISSUE. FUNERAL OF THE LATE R. J. SEDDON, P. 0., LL.D. OTAGO EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION. f B VHf ti Executive of the Otago Employers’ JL Association, together with tho Executive of the Retail Section, requests Members to observe THURSDAY Next, tho 21st inst., as a WHOLE HOLIDAY, in place of the Statutory Half-holiday, out, of respect to the memory of the late Premier of the Colony. WM. SCOTT, Secretary. THE DUNEDIN MASTER BAKERS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF EMPLOYEES. MEMBERS are requested to OLOSB on THURSDAY, 21st inst., being the date of the Funeral of the late Premier. SIDNEY T. MIRAMS,' 1 Secretary. , MARVELLOUS VALUE In WHITE SHIFTS. Special Purchase of 80 dozen MEN’S WHITE LRESSKD SHIRTS, usual price 10s 6d, reduced 4s 6d each. This line is well worthy of inspection, and only procurable at iUTHIE BROS.’, LTD., DRAPERS, George street. Women who buy their Footwear at COOKHAM HOUSE are not guessing. They know. Know that here they can be certain of getting that particular typo of Bool) which will do credit to a smart costume and preserve the harmony of elegance. COOKHAM HOUSE recommends an extremely Fashionable and Dressy Boot of English make. It is made of Ideal Glace Kid; patent-leather tips: extra sharp toes; Louis heels, with patent brass edge; lace or buttons. Price, 22s 6d. This is not sold as a boot for bard wear, but as u fashionable and aristocratic boot. For real hard wear COOKHAM HOUSE recommends a very fine American Boot; strong, neat, and most ladylike ; glace kid; patent-leather caps; pointed toes; smart-looking heels; cloth lined, with satin tops; pliant uppers, and easy to wear. Price, 14s 6d and 15s 6d. These are both Boots which can bo depended on. COOKHAM HOUSE also stocks every description of LADIES’ BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS. OOOKHAM HOUSE, Depot for High-grade Footwear, PRINCES STREET. Government Notices. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. _ JNERAL OP LATE BIGHT HON. R- i SEDDON. SETURN TICKETS at 2d per mile First i. Class and Id per mile Second Class ileoge counted one way only) will bo issued LYTTELTON from any station on the irunui-Bluff Section on TUESDAY, 19th fie and bv Mail Train leaving Dunedin at i a.m. on WEDNESDAY, 20th June, availlo for return until 30tu June. By Order. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FUNERAL OF THE LATE EIGHT HON. R. J. SEDDON. WEDNESDAY, 20th JUNE, 1906. SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Clinton at 5.5 a.m., Balclutha 5.45 a.m., Milton 6.25 a.m., arriving Dunedin 7.44 a.m. This Train, will connect with tho Up Mail Train leaving Dunedin at 8.0 a-m., and will stop to pick up Passengers for Lyttelton at Officered Stations only between Clinton and AUanton (inclusive). By Order. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FUNERAL OF LATE EIGHT HON. R. J. SEDDON.
ON THURSDAY, 21st JMNE, RAILWAY GOODS SHEDS will ba CLOSED at 12 NOON FOB THE DAY, By Order. Board and Residence. MELBOURNE House (nicely furnished, central) lias Vacancy for Two Gentlemen seeking excellent Accommodation, 100 George street. Private Hotel.—Accommodatioi. VJT for Boarders; hot and cold water; renovated throughout. Terms moderate. RlVXtE'Board and Residence in private " family; another kept; every home comfort and convenience. 29 York place. PERIAL Private Hotel, 226 Princes street; fifty rooms; reasonable tariff; cleanliness, comfort, civility. D. C. Cameron, proprietor. W ANTED, permanent Board and Residence by tradesman. Terms, ate., to 1 Carpenter,” Star * Office. Coal Notices. YES! You are quite right, my friend. Tttprß IS NO COAL THAT CAN compare FOR QUALITY AND PRICE WITH FREEMAN’S. Leaves a Dark Brown Ash. TRY IT. RICHARD GREEN, General Manager, Telephone 688. Corporation Notices. mHB CITY COUNCIL OF DUNEDIN inJJ. viles 'TENDERS for Twenty-one Years' lease of SECTION 51, and Part 53, WAKART DISTRICT. Tenders stating tho rent per annum offered, and accompanied by a deposit equal to the first six months’ rent, will bo received in the Town Clerk’s Office until 5 o’clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 20th June, 1306. B. W. RICHARDS, Town Clerk. Dunedin, 18th May, 1906. BOROUGH OP GREEN ISLAND, HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR respectfully requests the Citizens of Green Inland to observe THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 21st inst., from One o’clock, HALP-HOLIEAY THIS WEEK, instead of Wednesday, in order that the Citizens of Green Island and district may attend United Memorial Services in connection with the death of tho Right Hon. RJ, Seddon. ■ School Cadets and School Children will Parade at School at 2 p.m. —. - . .Q. jmo.MFgpy .
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Evening Star, Issue 12843, 19 June 1906, Page 5
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