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Evening Star, Issue 12964, 29 May 1908, Page 5

{.ate Advertisements. Late AJvertlse-nenta. tone, CMy parents. Holden, Octagon. | in.pecSr'&rH^en^cigon! ollllll7s IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. 'EVENING STAR'S' SPECIAL SPORTS EDITION. BRITAIN v. OTAGO. ON SATURDAY EVENING A SPECIAL ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF THE 'EVENING STAR' WILL BE PUBLISHED, AND CIRCULATED IN THE CITY AND SUBURBS. It will contain A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE FOOTBALL MATCH, SPORTING NEWS FROM ALL CENTRES, and LATE NEWS. THE PROPRIETORS OF THE 'EVENING STAR' WILL OFFER A PRIZE (for particulars of which seo future announcement) TO THE SUCCESSFUL GUESSER, OF THE CORRECT SCORE IN THE FIRST TEST MATCH, BRITAIN v. N.Z., TO BE PLATED AT CARISBROOK ON JUNE 6.

SPECIAL SALE OF TWO LINES THE SPINNING WHEEL. No. I—ALL-WOOL SHRUNK FLANNEL BLOUSINGS, Perfect Goods, Choice Patterns, were 2a to 2s 9d yard— NOW 11-|d PER YARD; No. 2.-Our Far-famed TORCHON LACES are cheaper than ever. A fresh lot just opened in NEW PATTERNS, very Lacy Effects, in Linen and Cotton. NOW 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 2/, AND 2/3 PER DOZEN YARDS, JUST HALF THE REGULAR PRICE. YOU WILL GET COLD FEET WAITING FOR GREATER BARGAINS THAN THESE. AND BARCLAY, 66 PRINCES STREET.

EIDERDOWN QUILTS. One of the Finest Selections in Dunedin For Sale at low Pricca. Real Arctic Down Quilta, full size, from lGs 6d to 555. SATIN AND CRETONNE From 27s 6d to 105s. ILROY AND SUTHERLAND, ' PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN; And Ross placo, Lawrence. ' A Few Selected Lines from the Splendid , Values in Winter Footwear | AT THE CITY BOOT PALACE, ! GEORGE STREET i __^ LADIES' SHOES, in soft Glovo Hide Leather-lined—Oxford 7s 6d, Button i 7s 9d. . LADIES' BOOTS—" Premier," Chrome, Extra High Leg, grand value, 10s 6d; " Orient," a love'.y Boot, in Box Calf, Leather Top-hands, 13s 6d; a most attractive Boot, Derby Front, Port-hole Eyelets, Broad Ties, quite the latest, 18s 6d. MEN'S BOOTS—Stout Chrome Balmorals, Heel-tip and Toe-plates, all sizes, one price, 10s 6d; Solid Leather Balmorals, Heel and Toe-plates and Nails, any size, 8s 6d. ! £|ITY BOOT PALACE, George street (corner of St. Andrew street). JOS. M'KAY, Propr. THE GREATEST SATISFACTION Will bo given by W HARRIS VV . To VISITORS to the Show and British Football Match by calling at the | IMPERIAL BOOT EMPORIUM, 6 PRINCES STREET, For GENTS', LADIES', and CHILDREN'S BOOTS, SHOES/and SLIPPERS Of every description AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. A Few of the Makers: Geo. E. Keith's "Walk-over," "The Snow," "The Royalty," "Arnold's." Lewis's " Empire," " The Lennox." j And other makers. You want Boots or Shoes; we want your i cash. For the Ladies, some very Choice Footwear in' Bostock's, Clark's, andKrippendorf's. A largo variety in Evening Shoes and Winter Slippers. See windows and be convinced. I CHPJSTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. TENDERS FOR DEBENTURES. rriENDERS are invited for the PURCHASE A of TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTYFIVE (275) DEBENTURES for One Hundred Pounds (£100) each, being the Loan of £27,500 authorised by the " Christchurch District Drainage Act Amendment Act, 1907 " bearing interest at the rate of £4 10s per centum per annum, payable half-yearly at the Bank of New Zealand, Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, free of exchange. The currency of the Debentures commences i on the Ist day of July, 1908, and matures on the 30th day of June, 1828. I Exchange must be added to cheques. No tender necessarily accepted. Tenderers of the highest premium will have preference, and to tenderers at equal rates debentures will be--allotted proportionately to the number applied for. A deposit of £5 per £IOO tendered for must I accompany such tender, which will be I credited to the successful and returned to unsuccessful tenderers. Failure to pay the balance on the due date will cause the deposit of 5 per cent, to be forfeited to the Board. The balance will be required to be paid not later than June 30th, 1908, and interest will start as from the Ist July, 1908. Tenders addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed " Tender for Loan Debentures," will be received at the Office of the Board until 4 o'clock p.m. of TUESDAY, 23rd June 1908. ' The authorising Act may be inspected, and all further information in regard to the Loan obtained at the Board's Office, Hereford street, Christohurch. By order. EDWIN CUTHBERT, Secretary and Treasurer. • Maar.2sth. 1908.

"AVING DISPOSED of my Business to - Messrs W. J. CAMERON AND CO., 132 George street, I will be pleased if old customers and friends will favor the above Firm with a share of their patronage. For convenience of customers, accounts owing to mo are payable at 132 George street, or 169 Main road, Caversham. E. F. KENNARD. Having Purchased the Business lately carried on by E. F. Kennard, I will be pleased if his old customer" and friends will favor me with a share of their support, when they can rely on courteous attention to all instructions, j W. J. CAMERON, 132 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. WINSOR AND NEWTON'S OIL COLORS IN TUBES. 5d Tubes now 3d. 8d Tubes now 6d. Is 3d Tubes now Is. DAVID SCOTT'S, 17 PRINCES STREET, The Leading Art Dealing Shop in Dunedin. PICTURE-FRAMING AT' HALF-COST. _-. WILLIAMSON AND CO., ' * WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, and DIAMOND-MOUNTERS, 33 PRINCES STREET (next Dresden). * The Premises of the above Firm will be Closed between the hours of 2 p.m. and 5.30 p.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday), to allow the Employees to witness the Football Match England v. Otago. T. P. WILLIAMSON AND CO., Dunedin. Telephone 2,402. THE HIKURANGI COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. MINE MANAGER WANTED. APPLICATIONS (accompanied by Testimonials and Certificates) for the POSITION of MINE MANAGER of the above Company's property, situated at Hikurangi, Wbangarei, will be received by the undersigned from Holders of First Class Certificates under the Coal Mines Acts, until noon of SATURDAY, June 20th, 1908. Applicants to state the salary required by them. By order of the Board of Directors. H. GDLFILLAN, Jrm, j Secretary. Auckland, May 13th, 1908. BOOTS FOB MEN. Nothing can beat "LEWIS" Boots for wearing qualities and neatness. Firsts class material and workmanship; moderate price. The new range I have recently opened are sterling value at'lßs 6d to 22s 6d. FOR WALKING COMFORT Wear my Walking Boots and Shoes, Oxford and Derby shapes, round toes, in black and ton. They make walking a pleasure. Prices are low. EVENING SHOES, Neat and dainty, in blue, pink, white, bronze, tan, and black. They are beautifully made, and are quite a pleasure to wear and to look at. "EYERSTICK" GOLOSHES Keep the feet warm and comfortable as well as dry. They neither look nor feel clumsy. Strong and tough, of splendid wearing qualities, easily slipped on, and great value. For Fireside Comfort have a pair of Winter Slippers. HISLTP, 104 GEORGE STREET, I • DUNEDIN. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. R C. R. CHAPMAN L To IMPERIAL BUILDINGS, Corner High and Dowling streete (Opposite 'Daily Times' Office). TTTE, the undersigned MILK VENDORS " of PORT CHALMERS, do hereby agree to RAISE the PRICE OF MILK HALFPENNY PER QUART all round as from the Ist Juno:— B. Holroyd, A. Boyd, E. Barrowman, A. Matheson, E. Laley,