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Evening Star, Issue 12900, 24 August 1906, Page 5

Late Advertisements* SYNDICATE FRUIT -STORES, JETTY STREET (off Princes street). ORDERS DELIVERED FREE. 500 Cases FUI BANANAS. BANANAS, Golden Yellow 35 Is MANDARINS Sweet ... ._ 60 Is APPLES, Eating ...■ ... ... !'■ zd lb TAHITI ORANGES, Choice ... 18 Is SYDNEY ORANGES, Choice „ „ 50 Is DEMONS, Mildura, Choice 14 Is Figs, 5d box; 101b box, 4s. ‘ Onions, 141b Is. Up-to-date Seed Potatoes, 121b Is; 12s a sack. Turnips, 401b Is; 2s 3d a sack. Cauliflowers, Potatoes, Parsnips, Red Cabbage, Pie Melons. NEW SPRING GOODS OPENING OUT IN A.LL DEPARTMENTS. AND SUTHERLAND, Importers, 174-6-8 PRINCES STREET. ITS YOUR OWN FAULT! If you go about with patched boots that you’re ashamed of. If Boots and Shoes are needing Repairs, all you have to do is to place them with the C.8.P., and then for a reasonable charge vou will have them skilfully attended to, and . only best material used. Our motto is: “What’s worth doing is worth doing well,” and Boot Repairs wo do do well! CITY BOOT PALACE, THE GREATS BOOT SHOP. George street (near St. Andrew street). Phone us, No. 768, and we’ll send for them. NEW GOODS, CHOICE SUITINGS. JUST OPENED, A Large Selection of CHOICE NEW SUITINGS, In ONe AND TWO-SUIT LENGTHS. The Latest- and Most Stylish Colorings and Patterns at REASONABLE PRICES. Seo Our Windows fev CHOICE SUITINGS AT ■ -5 3s, £3 10s, £3 15s, £4 4s, £4 10s. J, and j. arthije. Merchant Tailors, 6-12 GEORGE STREET. i STOCK-TAKING ODDMENTS FOR TO-MORROW. ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY QUARTER PRICE. TRIMMED HAL’S from l s TRIMMED BONNETS from 2a 2d SILK VELVET HATS Is SILK RUCHING one yard long ... 6|d Ribbed CASHMERE HOSE, 2 pairs for Is 3d AND LOG’S OF ODDMENTS GOING FOR LITTLE OR NOTHING. SEE WINDOWS. ■JJNIQUE MILLINERY STORE. INSPECTION INVITED AT THE SPINiNING WHEEL To see their NEW VOILES NEW CAMBRICS NEW DELAINES NEW COLLARS NEW LACES NEW BELTS, ETC., ETC. IN FACT, EVERYTHING NEW. ■griRKPATRICK AND BARCLAY, 66 PRINCES STREET ' . CTAGO BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS. CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT. ■TTVHE attention of Parents is specially -fi- rected to the Conditions of Enrolment Pip? PUPILS under the New Regnlatio All Pupils who obtain a Certificate of P uciency, and who were not more than years of age on the Ist December, 1905, e entitled to Enrolment. Of such Pupils, thi who will be under 14 on the Ist Dcoemb WILL NOT BE ENROLLED UNT l®l*llllAJiY, 1907. , Those, however, w will .-be over 14 on Ist December, 181 and vrbo consequently would forfeit th of Enrolment by waiting till Februa: WILL BE ENROLLED AT THE BEGI NING OF THE THIRD SCHOOL TER 18hh September next. Any Pupiis, howev by Passing the Special Proficiency Esamia tion held by the Department m Deceml may qualify to . Enter in February, and secure two years at the High School, p vided always that in the case of a Junior Fi Place the privilege will oeas© when he atta : the age of Seventeen Years, unless be pas the Qoatinuation Examination. In no case will Pupils bo admitted nm the above Regulations until Application Enrolment has first been made at 1 Board’s Office on the prescribed form, wh provides for production of'birth and pn ciency certificates. C. MACANDREW, Secretary Board of Governors COLOSSAL Sab Unprecedented Success Special and Extraordinary Bargains r marrow /■.Saturday), ■ Ausmsi 25th. A, a Jng-jc- ’ ~ - - -