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Evening Star, Issue 13104, 10 November 1908, Page 5

CVLUB HOUSE, Moray place, Wednesday, J at 8 p.m., Mr Isherwood, trance clairvoyant and psychomelrist; admission, sixpence. SANITIZE and Purify your Home with " Carbolacene,” -- fectant for sinks, etc. unequalled Pint tins, Is. disinIT Will Stand.—‘Christ of the Cross' in the light of Holy Scripture. ‘‘Shall not the Judge of ail the earth do right?" Booksellers. QEWI.U Machines.—A few Second-hand kJ Machines to clear, cheap; inspection invited. W. Melville, 40 George street. TJREVENTION better than cure.—Belladonna Pillules a sure Preventive of Scarlet Fever; Is. At Marshall's Pharmacy. ■jVTEW Shipment Cane and Seagrass Chairs, -t-1 Cane Occasional Tables; latest designs: prices low. Sanders, George street.

ATEW Shipment Cane and Seagrass Chairs, x ’ Cane Occasional Tables; latest designsprices low. Sanders, George street. ° ’ LECTION "Cl LECTION Post Cards, by enough to make a cat laugh London Bookstall, Dunedin. Cynicus; get some. T3ROHIBITION Post Cards, humorous and "T. to the p int; splendid variety. Obtainable only at London Bookstall, Dunedin. T ILL\ BROTHERS’ Special Lever Watches always give satisfaction; try one; price, £L F -»e variety Wedding Presents. TJ ACER lIA NG IN GS.—4O Bales bought X London by Mr Chris Wren at enormous reductions, latest designs and patternshighest quality Friezes to match; Is less than half-price; high-class goods. Wren s. Wren’s. ° rtILUUX'S Great Retiring-from-Business V" , &ale now °n; no reasonable offer refused. 70 Princes street. Visitors! Really artistic CabiPhotographs, elegant mounts, tasteful; 14s 6d dozen. Pattillo, “Bridal Photographer, ’ George street. Y°U R Baby’s Photograph,” with the X naturalness of the pretty chubbv face reUmed. Patti 10, “ Bridal Photographer ” George street. ’ TTOME Folks!” A Photograph of yourxj. sclt makes the best Christmas Card • special sty.es. Pattillo, “Bridal Photographer. pMHJR Pieces only left of 4s 6d and 6s 6d x quality Linoleum for 2s lid running yard. Mutual Stores. T>BST in Town.—Mutual Stores Bedding— TT ap , n e u s 15s 6d - Buttoned 'Flock 15s 6d; ftaddlebag Suite, 12 guineas. I>JO smells, no nasty stenches, if “Cat v bolacene ” Disinfectant used • cleanses and sweetens. Pint tins, Is ’ I NPLUENZA.-The Best, an. x Safest, Cure; Marshall’s Mixtures, No: 1 and 2; ss. At Marshall’s Pharmacy. £1 0 10l i, tor - a Raglan Bicycle; complet w m , Y, ,th J re « wheeI > brakes » guards W. Melville, 40 George street. WEDDING antl Birthday Cakes a spt cia.ty at Peoples Tea Rooms, conic I nnces street and Moray place. rpo Please our Patrons gives us pleasure I eople s Tea Rooms, corner Prince street ami Moray place. /"A LEAKING Sale.—Must be out by 18t u i Betnnants of Linoleums, Floorcloth Bedsteads, Bedding, Wire Matresses, Shak clowns. CJOPA Squabs, Cushions. Leather, Tapest Couches, Upholstered Wicker Chait Rattan and Kitchen Chairs, Singer Sewii Machine, Ty-CHESSE Chests, Washstands, li JL7 stands, Sideboards, Wardrobes lan assortment Hearthrugs. F. Goodsir Ke sington Crossing, South Dunetlin, Will Buy White Sewing Machine I * pairs Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Go-carts. Melville, 40 George street. ° WHAT a Lovely Polish!” “Yes use ‘ Pla’o ’ Metal Polish. It sh metals and plates beautifully.” DIARIES—I9O9—DIARIES. LARGE ASSORTMENT POCKET ANI DESK DIARIES for 1909 Now Ready. ORDER AT ONCE. WILKIE AND CO., 92 Princes street. LTD.,

XMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. H. J. KITT, GEORGE STREET. A Tremendous Selection of Dress Baskets, Picnic Baskets, Leather Peggy Bags, Purses, Pocket Books, Straps, At Lowest Price. PEW DOORS BELOW OCTAGON.

EMPLOYMENT. A DVERTISBMENTS under this Heading will be found on the PIEST PAGE. Clients will please Note that Advertisements intended for that Page nust reach the Office by 11 a.m. on the Day of Issue. TRINITY COLLEGE OP MUSIC. MR HENRY SAINT-GEORGB. Examiner for Trinity College, would like to meet. Teachers, Students, Members of Society of Musicians, ;.ml any interested in Stuart Hall Frederick street, WEDNESDAY, November 11th, at 8 p.m. BEATRICE BARTH, Local Secretary,