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Late Advertisements. ORANGES. MANDARINS. Ripe Banat.as , _ 40 for Is. Sweet Sydney Oranges „ 18 for Is. Choice Passion Fruit .„ 30 for Is. Sweet Mandarins ... ... 50 for Is. Winter Nelis Pears 4d lb. Sweet Eating Apples ... 2d per lb. Tahiti Oranges, Dates, Figs, etc Fresh. Carrots ... ._ ... 301b for Is. Swedes ... .„ 401b for Is. P. BRYANT, -• .The Cheap Fruiterer, [ CORNER KING AND HOWE STREETS. JOOT Bargains.—Eye-openera: Ladies' Glace Shoes, 3s 9d; Glace Boots from I 4s lid. Simon Brothers, George street. Bi.jKtON BROTHERS, George street-Stock-taking Bargains: Men's splendid Chrome Boots, 9s 9d; superior Glace Balmorals, 12s 9<L UNRESERVED Sale Blomfield's charming , Pictures, Park, Reynolds's Rooms, Wednesday, 18th. "AGNIFICENT Show of Canaries of - overy variety; go to the Dunedin Fancieri' Show, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. 1 • complete, with all the latest attachments. Melville's, George street. 3LO>MFIELD*S Pictures on view Park, Reynolds, and Co.'s Rooms. Sale Wednesday, 18th. BIRDS in their little neste agree.—OomA and see the Canaries; Tomkins is judging at Fanciers' Show. ' wIO as ye gie, sic wull ye get." Wo gie *sj value in "Hcndai Lanka" Tea, we pet business! MR H. E. HOWES, Metaphysician, Mental and Magnetic Healer, may be Consulted Daily, Office, Choral Hall. A LL True Irishmen invited to -fi. Show this week; record entry Irish Terriers; bring a slulling. O you want, to buy a DorgP Come to " the Fanciers' Show this week to select. CLEARANCE Sale.—Great Bargains; 3top and look beforo you go elsewhere; all goods reduced; sco windows. L. E. Partridge (opposite Knox Church), 225 George street. k_? retreshing, and invigorating; 8d pej bottle. Connie, grocer, King street. HIGH-CLASS Groceries at lowest advertised prices. Comrio'g Victoria Stores, Great King street north. BARGAINS in Boot*.—Genuine Stock-tak-P ing Reductions. Simon Brothers. Gcorzo st SIMON BROTHERS Again (George street). —Genuine reductions; Ladies' and Ghilj dren's slippers, 6d; Felt 800 la from 3s lid LOMFIELD'S Fictures on exhibition Park, J Reynolds's Rooms. Inspection invited. LINOLEUMS and Floorcioths, Tapestry ! Carpets. Carpet Squares, Bedsteads, all low prices. At Martins', Octagon. HOST of Linoleum and Floorcloths; remnants from 2s 6d; great bargains. At Martins', Octagon. Ji-urj .martins ail tne time; prices are rock-bottom; customers find we're cheapest firm. At Martins'. Octagon. TLjTANCY, 280 Dogs Barking at Once! •*- Come to the Fanciers' Show and listen lo the band. • LOMFIELD'S charming N.Z. Scenery; — ' 50 works on exhibition. Park, Reynolds's Rooms. SOOT Bargains.—Ladies' Tan Shoes, 3s —y 9d; Leather Slippers, 2s lid; Clogs from 4s 6d. Simon Brothers, George street. 21MON BROTHERS, George street—Real j . J Bargains: Men's strong Working Boots, I 8s 6d; superior Dress Boots, 10s 9d. rTIOOLS for all trades from best English -»- and American makers at lowest prices. Gousfon, Rattray street. RACE and Board Squares for Builders; - tho new Gun Metal Brace; Braces from i Is 6d to 10s. • • : Saws, Stanley Planes, Mntho- —" son's Plnnes, Starrefct's Fine Tools, blocks and Dies, Hand ;uid Breast Drills. TfIOOLS of the best quality at lowest -*■ prices for tradesmen arid amattnuv.. Oousfcon. ironmonger, Rattray street. GREAT Auction Sale Dloronold's Pictures i Wednesday, loth. Park, Reynolds, j Manse street. i -*- ;md Birds, and hold a Show this I week at, Agricultural Hall. Selection rancy Combs in townsee windows; Hair Pads, 9d each. Potter's, 124 George street. I 3APERHANGINGS—Latest designs, beautitul colorings; cheapest in New Zealand. James Wren Company, South Princes street. >OOT Bargains.—Ladies' Evcni ■* Is 9d; Leather-soled Slippers, is liri • I fante' Shoes. Is. Simon Brothers. ' our strong famous Beehive Boots at Reduced Stock-taking Prices. 3ERAMBULATOR Tyres Fitted; also L Pratn Wheels and Fittings; Go-carte in stock. W. Melville, 40 George street. , § | 01 * Your Mot hcr Know You're Out 3 " i UJ? —Come and see the Chickens batch- • "»5: no apology required at Fanciers' Show. MADAME DIXON PASSIM, Phrenologisl Chirographist, consulted 49 Stuart stieetjnext to church). Hours, 10 till 10. "IGHLAND RIFLES' 22nd Annual Ball" -August 17th, Garrison Hall; Yatea' Band. Limited number of tickets ej t>t. Andrew street.—Costumes made from 22s 6d during Sales; Linings, otc., sun- i phed. r I 1 A- RO °MED House, quaxteT-acrc (27 poles) I JIV C.yde street; near Id section. Auction, Tuesday, Park, Reynolds. I "OOOT Bargains.— Boys' and~Girls' stron<r -H-» Boots, good wear, no rubbish, from 4s 6d. Simon Brothers, George street. iIMOS "BROTEERsTGiorge sorcet.-OrTe >~J of the Largest and Best Stocks in City to cnoose trom. AT OUR SALE Ton can Buy DOUBLE-BED KAIAPOI BLANKETS FOR 10/6 PER PAIR. Best Value in or out of Dunedin. -ILROY AND SUTHERLAND, 174, 176, 178 PRINCES STREET. PRIME YOUNG BULLOCK BEEF, The Product of some of the Best Farms in Otago. We will Soli, in Joints to Suit tho Public. PRIME OX BEEF. Popular Prices for the People. Come and See, CA RD N 0 BR 0 S., Butchers, MAIN ROAD, CAVERSHAM. 1 1 H E CARLTON CAFE. (Under New Management.) BEST DINNER IN TOWN. Open till 8 p.m. GRILLS TO ORDER til] 10 p.m. AFTERNOON TEA A SPECIALTY. WHO'S TO DO IT? man and woman knows the ! ■*-* difference between a boot well and skilfully repaired and a boot ruined by cobbling. But—agreed that skilful repairing is desirable—who's to do it? WE ARE THE PEOPLE! Working only with the finest of material, a thoroughly skilled staff, and a modern equipment, we can guarantee a "job" that will please the eye and give satisfaction, at a strictly moderate price. RING DS DP! I CITY BOOT PALACE. f EVERYBODY KNOWS ITi"

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Evening Star, Issue 12864, 13 July 1906, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 12864, 13 July 1906, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 12864, 13 July 1906, Page 5

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