LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. *~J Irood Bananas, 40 Is; Sweet Mandarins, 40 \b; Bassiqn Fruit, 40 la. , ►UTTER Dishes.—Splendid selection here; JM real beauties, 5s upward; ■'bblljpr fast. Liin(tff|. Berber!, Haynes, JELLY Dishes, dainty, pretty, (HTiajnental, 4s upwards; see our display. Dayajpn's, Limited, next #erbgj*, sE»y*igs. DAWSON'S," LTD., selection of Jelly and Butter Dishes will charm ypn; lovely designs. Next Herbert, Haynes. LILLY BROTHERS' Realisation Saje; M in the pound taken off Kings, Brooches, Bangles, Watches, Chains, Electro-plate. ' »D Books, now 4 for Is; Pictures and J Fancy ' Goods cheaper than ever. Loudon Bookstall, Arcade. ' POST CARD.S, 2d, , ejc., half-price; only few more 'flays. London Bookstall, Arcade. DOMINION SHOEING FORGE, St. gtreet (between Ca-stle and Cumberland streets). T> T. DAVtS (for over seven years f oreLoj? man Horseshoer to the City and Suburban Tramway Company),' having recommenced BUSINESS at the above address, hopes, by strict attention to business and first-class workmanship, to merit a share of public patronage. Lame horse* and diseased fpet carefully attended to. Charges modeTale. ■ . " ' •
STILKINSON AND SON KEEP ALL ▼ VALAZE TOILET and SKIN PREPARATIONS. rarity the Blood, Beautify the Skin by taking COMPOUND SULPHUR CAKES (Is ?™ e nt ;T ld ,, u?in = SULPHUR " SKIN LOTION (Is 6d bottles). They ensure a lovely clear skin, free from all blemishes. WILKINSONAND SON, The Oldest. Established Pharmacists, PRINCES STREET and GEORGE STREET, Punedin. DUNEDIN DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOARP. TO PLUMBERS AND DRAINERS. PLUMBERS. t~P.9H!? E IS HERRQ Y GIVEN that the ;r^^^ ION for < hß BOARD'S PLUMBERS' LICENSES will be held on FRipAY, 24th September. DRAINERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the EXAMINATION for the BOARD'S DRAINERS' LICENSES will be held on THURSDAY, 30th September. A PPLICATION Forms and Information -£*- may be obtained at the Office of the Board. GEO. A. ESTHER, Secretary. Town Hall Buildings, Punedin, 10th September, 1909. FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. FTIfiNPERS will be received by the underA signed until 3 p.m. on MONDAY, 20th September, for (1) RIGHT TO PRINT AND SELL RACE BOOKS. (2) CATERING FOR LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS. H. L. JAMES, Secretary. TANS ARE THE THING! Women can't belp feeling Interested in Two such Tempting Line 3 as these. They're. New and quite in Harmony with the Coming Summer Fashisiw. Tljey represent Comfort, .Style, and Durability, and yet are being sold at Prices that will Please every Woman. The Values are absolutely the Highest Possible fpr the Money. Women's Neat Trim Tan Glace Kid Boobs, button, 12s 6d. Lovely Tan Glace Kid, Derby Shqpe, grand style, round toe, Cuban heel, etc., 15s 6d. AT 43, THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR ■£*- PLACE, No. 43 GEORGE STREET (Central Boot Store). NEW GINGHAMS AND ZEPHYRS, In Fancy Stripes and Cheeks. Prices, 7|d to Is 6d. All Fast Shades. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. K ILROY AND . SUTHERLAND. PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, And ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE. VERY LATEST* IN TRIMMED MILLINERY, DRESS. STUFFS, BLOUSINGS, LACE, AND FANCY GOODS. (Direct Importations.) TryJTHTE BROS., LTD., DRAPERS, GEORGE STREET. SPRING-TIME SHOES FOR LADIES! FINE FASHIONABLE STYLES! TO LADIES WHO ARE ON THE OUTLOOK FOR ATTRACTIVE SHOES FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR WE SUGGEST A VISIT TO THE CITY BOOT PALACE. The Stock comprises manv really Smart and Popular Styles, and the' Prices arc Remarkably Moderate,* In MBPIUM-PRJCBD SPRING SHOES the following are Interesting and Excellent Value: " Carnation'' Glace Kid, round toe and patent-leather toecap, light welted soles, Cuban heels, and kid lined. 16s 6d. L The same Smart Mode), in Tan, with self teeoaps, I6s 6d. Very dainty English GUioe Kid Shoe, Derby shape, leaiher lined, with broad Gibpon ties, 17s 6d. The same charming Shoe, in Tan, fine Glace Kid, 17s 6d, /MITY BOOT PALACE, ~> GEORGE STREET, ' (ft. XL PIZEy, Manacer.
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Evening Star, Issue 14163, 13 September 1909, Page 5
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