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Evening Star, Issue 14001, 6 March 1909, Page 7

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. SYNDICATE Fruit Scores, Jetty street.— Clearance gale of all’Fruit and Produce at prices that will astonish you, including twenty cases nectarines. We must sell to make room for large consignment coming Monday. RAMABAI Mission Sale, Choral Hall, next Tuesday, Wednesday,, and Thursday I Afternoons and Evenings. Goods froin ' Persia. | CAMPBELL, 231 George street, 1 for General and Office Stationery and : all classes of Bookbinding. CJTABTIJNG.— All Season’s Millinery r.t S-J yppr own prices; cpine and 'inspect. A fe\y Costuines and Coats to be given away at cost price. H. B. Beveridge, 36 George street. - ° Fried Fish, 12 o’clock daily; fresh trapped Rabbits; open Wednesdays. Mrs Nelson, King Edward street. MOODY’S, Prinpes street —Bargain Basement Now Open. Drapery and Oddmenta at half-price. MOODY’S, Princes street—Bargain Basement Now Open. Drapery and Oddments at half-price. MOODY’S, Princes street.—Bargain Bas? ment Now Open. Drapery and Oddments at half-price. MOODY’S, Princes street.—Bargain Basement Now Open. Drapery and Oddments at half-price. MOODY’S, Princes street.—Bargain Baseraent Now Open. Drapery and Oddments at half-price. MOODY’S, Princes street—Bargain Basel ment Now Open. Drapery and Oddments at half-price. '* "OATTILLO ” can take one person out of -It- an old portrait group, and make a beautiful Enlargement. 'OATTILLO’S ” Wedding Groups are acJL knowledged to be pre-eminent. They are lifelike, persuasively beautiful, and moderate in price. VVTHBN Baby changes into frocks, that’s * v the time to have him Photographed by “ Pattillo,” Bridal Photographer. HAT Department.—Gentlemen’s Boaters, fashionable shapes, 2s lid to 9s 6d; Black Felts from 5s 6d. Clothing Factory, Octagon. ]OOYS’ Clothing.—Norfolk Suits from 12s JU ' 6d; Conways, 13s 6d up; Serge Knickers, 2s lid. New Zealand Clothing Factory. AMABAI Mission Sale, Choral Hall, next Tuesday. Wednesday, and Thursday Afternoons and Evenings. Goods from Mooltau. ■ i In the Estate of WILLIAM MICHIE, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL PERSONS having Claims against the Estate of William Michie, late of Musselburgh, Builder (deceased), are required to send in particulars of same, addressed to the Executors, to the undersigned on or before the 13th day of MARCH, 1909. And all Persons indebted to the Estate are requested to pay the amounts owing by them to the undersigned forthwith. Dated this sth day of March, 1909. CALVERT AND BRUGH, Albion Chambers, Dowling street, Solicitors for the Executors. HOSPITAL MATRON. mHE GISBORNE HOSPITAL TRUSTEES -B- will receive APPLICATIONS for the Position of MATRON up to the Ist APRIL, 1909. Duties: Control of the nursing, domestic, and laundry departments, and nurses’ home. The medical staff consists of a non-resident superintendent and a resident house surgeon. Salary, £IOO per annum. Apply, stating qualifications, with testimonials, to E. G. MATTHEWS, Secretary. TELEPHONE 2,124. WTILKINSON AND METCALFE, * ’ Sanitary Plumbers and Drainers, Gas, Electric Bell, and Hot-water Fitters, 155 a GEORGE STREET. Open every Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. A NOBLE BOOT! A “ COOKHAM A “ BOSTOCK ”—A TAN —All in One ! “MADE BY BOSTOOK, ENGLAND” is the legend stamped on the soft calf lining of this truly magnificent Boot—and that represents the Acme of Perfection in Ordinary Boot Manufacture. It stands for Good Style, Excellent Taste, and the Highest Wearing Qualities. THE “ BOSTOCK ” TAN COOKHAM, for Gentlemen’s Wear; soft tan willow calf (with exquisite tan lining), watertight balmoral, full round toe, solid doublethick welted soles; an ideal gentlemen’s Boot for Autumn Wear. PRICE, 28s 6d. lOOKHAM HOUSE, Depot for High-grade Footwear, PRINCES STREET. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! BOOT ANNOUNCEMENT. COLLIER Is REMOVING TO TEMPORARY PREMISES On MONDAY, to 167 GEORGE STREET (Next George Street Ironmongery). IMMENSE BOOT BARGAINS TO-NIGHT. URGENT! FOR SALE, SHOP FITTINGS, ALL GAS FITTINGS, Including INSIDE CHANDELIERS And 2 LARGE OUTSIDE LAMPS. R. COLLIER, BOOT IMPORTER, GEORGE STREET. CYCLES, CYCLES, CYCLES. Closing Down Business. Last Few Days Only, Q|Y HIGH-GRADE CYCLES to be sacriOVf deed, including Genuine 8.5.A., Governors, and large stock of Second-hand Cydes. No reasonable offer refused. Call early, and get a Cycle at your own price. Note Address; 112 GEORGE STREET. RELIGIOUS. ANGLO-ISRAEL ASSOCIATION Meets TO-MORROW, Club Hall, Moray place, at 2.45 p.m. Address: ‘The Boasting Olive Branches.’ All friends cordially invited. OPBCIAL Gospel Meeting, Playfair Street kJ Hall, Caversham.—Mr R. Laidlaw (Auckland) will Preach the Gospel (d.v.) To-morrow, 6.30 p.m. Meetings increasing in interest. You are cordially invited to be present. No collection. Hall, Moray place.— V , Lecture > Sunday, 6.30; ‘Resurrection of the Dead.’ A Bodily Existence on the Earth a Second Time: A Neglected Scripture Truth. All invited. No collection. Morning Meeting, 11. SALVATION ARMY, Dowling Street Fortress. SUNDAY, 7th.—7 a.m., Renewal of Spiritual Strength; 11 a.m., The Higher I Life; 3 p.m., Bright and Brief; 7 p.m., , Combined Attack on Forces of Sin. SPIRITUAL Scientists, Club House, Moray place (opposite New Library).—Mrs ' • M'Lennan, Trance and Test Medium. Sunday, 7 p.m., Address: ‘Spiritual Gifts,’ foli lowed by Clairvoyance. Silver collection. HALL, MORAY PLACE.—Sunday Evening Services at 7 o’clock. Preacher, Mr W. Mallis. Seats free. Bright JSiDjgfißgr -AH