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Evening Star, Issue 14515, 5 November 1910, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PICTURES, j In the i ART GALLERY, High street (Near Railway Station). { OPENING DAY, MONDAY, 7th NOVEMBER, 1910, At 7.30 p.m. AdmiKiou—ONE SHILLING. 'PICKETS IN ART UNION, 2s 6d each, entitling holder to one chance in drawing. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY CORPORATION. TENDERS FOR DOG- COLLARS. lENDERS will be received in the Town ■ Clerk's Office, Town Hall, Octagon, Dunediu, until 5 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of November, 1910, for the MANUFACTURE and SUPPLY of One Thousand One Hundred and Ninety-nine. (1,199) DOG COLLARS and REFLATING Forty-cno (41) DOG COLLARS. Specification and General Conditions of Contract may be seen upon application. R. W. RICHARDS, Town Clerk. Dunedin, tlic 41U November, 1910. BOROUGH OP ST. KILDA. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any Person found usinj a Hose without first obtaining a licenso irom the Council ■will ba Prosecuted under Clauses 23 to 26 of By-lav/ No. 6. By order of the Council. J. B. DICK, Town Cleric. St. Kilda, sth November, 1910. BOROUGH OF ROSLYN. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. A LL RATES Six Months Due and Rel\. maining UNPAID will be liable to the Additional Charge of 10 per cent, imposed by the Rating Act. C. WEDGE. Town Clerk. P.oslyn, slh November, 1910. BOROUGH OF ROSLYN. DOGS' REGISTRATION ACT, 1908. TOTTCE.—Anv Person having an UN- < REGISTERED DOG in his p-»session will bo Prosecuted without further notice. C. WEDGE, Town Clerk. Roslyn, sth November, 1910. 80ARD AND RESIDENCE. GENTLEMAN wants Board-Residence, good quiet house, private or few boarders. Terms to " Canada," ' Star' Office. r ANTED Known—The Best Meals m - . Dunedin 6d and 9d, Board and Residence 16s and 18s a week —Carlton Cafe, Dowling street. Bob Spray, proprietor. COAL NOTICES. USB OUR COAL, SAVE MONEY, AND GET SATISFACTION. Prico (in City) only 21s per Ton for cash or if paid by the 20th; 22s per Ton booked. rjmii TARATU COAL AND RAILWAY 1 COMPANY, LTD., 2 VOGEL STREET, Dunedin. Telephone 217. GREEN ISLAND COAL. -TIREEMAN'S CHRISTIE'S JUBILIiE. Economy and Satisfaction Assured. 20s PER TON. All Merchants. Is PER TON Rebate allowed if paid for on or before 20th of moiTth following that of delivery. HOLIDAY RESORTS. _____ SEASIDE RESIDENCE. OBAN HOUSE, STEWART ISLAND. A CCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS. Every comfort. One minute's walk from wharf. Terms moderate. Captain HANSEN,_Propi WANTED, 2 Furnished Rooms during • » Xmas at seaside; north line preferred. Address "Tripper," 'Star' Office. weeks at Christmas, * » Three or i our-roomed Furnished Cottage. Address "Cottage," 'Star' Office. PUKETERAKjL— Furnished Cottage Vacant, also for 6 weeks Christmas holidays; near beach. "Ozone," 'Star' Office. OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. IfyfETROPOLITAN SUMMER SHOW. TAHUNA PARK, DUNEDIN. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 23rd and 24th NOVEMBER, 1910. Large Number of Special Prizes Offered. ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, 16th November. Early Application for Space Necessary. Schedules, Programmes, and full particulars from H. V. FULTON, Secretary. P.O. Box 84. Telephone 1,031, Dunedin. PUBLIC NOTICES, INFORMATION. ■ ""ANY PEOPLE imagine that the MERIT of CARBONATED WATERS and CORDLA.LS and many other articles of everyday consumption depends on their name to carry them into public favor. NOT SO WITH LANES, who have at all limes sU.cd by QUALITY of INGREDIENTS and PURITY of MANUFACTURE as tho ONE THING ESSENTIAL in advancing their business. Henco our EVER RAPIDLY-INCREAS-ING output, necessitating our present new, up-to-date, and perfect sanitary factory. Insist on LANES'. They are perfect and Telephone 47. PRIVATE XMAS GREETING CARDS. Fcr Friends at Homo and Abroad, printed to your order. NEW CARDS. NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION. ' PICTURESQUE DUNEDIN,' A View Book, containing 24 Views of Dunedin and Suburbs, packed ready for mailing, Is. X WILKIE AND CO., LTD., ♦J • 92 Princes street. Children's Natural Form Shoes, made to fit the shape of the foot without pressure or cramping. We have just received a shipment ot these desirable Sboes in the "Solite' English make. They are models of what children's shoes ought to be. TAN GLACE KID DERBY, also in Black, with kid lining, 7's to 2's, from 7s 6d. WHITE BUCKSKIN SHOES, two bar, very dainty: For infante, 4's to 6's, from is 3d; for young children, 7's to 10's, from 5s 6d. DITTO, with Green Chrome Soles, extremely light and pliable, single bar, 4's to 6's, from 3s 6d. BLACK GLACE KID, welted, stitched soles, also in tan: 4's to 6's, from 3s 6d; 7's to 10's, from 5s 6d. CHOCOLATE TAN GLACE, two-bar, steel buckle: 7's to 10's, from 7s; ll's to l's, from 8s 6d. TAN CALF SANDALS, smart, dressy, and comfortable, 3s lid, 4s lid, and 5s lid, according to size. COOKHAM HOUSE, DEPOT FOR : DEPOT FOR HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR, FRINGES .SEES