SHIPPING. •Twin screw. tTnplo screw. {Calls at Rio. Superior accommodation for Passengers. Warrants issued for Passages from tho United Kingdom. For further particulars apply to SHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. 19 Bond street, Dunedin. WANTEDS. ETC. SECOND-HAND Sacks Wanted in any quantity. Apply A. Morilzson and Co. WANTED, for Napier, a Brewer, with experience. Apply, by letter only, with copies of testimonials, to Whito Swan Brewery Company, Napier. WANTED, Everyone to bring their Umbrellas to Keggianio’s, ISO George street, to be Re-covered and Repaired. lOOR, the Very Latest—Gents' Clothes i Cleaned, Repaired, and Pressed by Practical Tailor. Levy, 7 Moray place. BUNGALOW Tea Rooms, St. Kilda, under new management.—Extra seating room and attendants secured; wedding and other parties catered for by experienced caterer; assembly room, with piano, for hire to social gatherings, with or without baskets; homemade cakes, best confectionery for sale. E. S. Hards, proprietress. BE Smartly Dressed. —L. Morris and Co., Dowhng street (opposite Garmon Hall), have opened a large rang.j of the latest styles in Tweeds and Worsteds. REFRESHING, invigorating, pungent, stimulating; lots of other good things could be said of Symington’s Coffee Essence MRS ROBSON. 188 George street, Cash Buyer of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Left-off Clothing. Letters attended. NEW Paper Patterns. — A splendid new ra»ge of “ Butterick ” Paper Patterns; 8,930 in stock; any garment post free 10dsend stamp for free monthly fashion book. Brown, Ewing, end Co., Ltd., Dunedin, sols agents. L EFT-OFF Ciotb.ng.—Mrs Pritchard, 713 King street, Cash Buyer Men’s Misfits and Left-off Clothing, Underwear, Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaus; also Ladies’ and Children’s. Spot cash Ring up telephone 2,876, or write. WHY Alf. Brown can return a day’s taking; every month; Has no capital invested in presents; windows display goods, not presents; no labor to avoid depreciation of presents. Return Cash Receipts dated Tuesday, 18th October, and get cash. Alf. Brown, fruiterer and grocer, 387 George street. Tel. 980. ILS 0 N AND wT~L SON, ENGINEERS AND TOOLMAKERS, PUNCHES AND DIES, LIGHT AND INTRICATE MACHINERY MADE AND REPAIRED, SMALL GEARS CUT AND PRESSURE GAUGES REPAIRED. 32 ST. ANDREW STREET. EMPLOYMENT WANTEDS. LADIES and Gentlemen,- -Expert Drv French Cleaner and Dyer solicits Orders. Address "Thankful,” ‘Star’ Oflice. TENDERS. TENDERS Invited until the 10th December for Tainting, Plumbing, and Drainage ork, also Alterations and Additions to Two ouscs in Hanover street. James Clark, unswiclc street, South Dunedin. rjIENDERS Wanted for Drains, job, HanX over street. IS. Mcikle. TLAKB, 39 Stuart street, Sigmvriter.— • Mirrors Resilvered; cheapest House Decorator in trade. ’Phone 2,620. ELECTRICITY IN THE HOME. Tho Best, Cheapest, and Always Ready. No More Lamps to Fill and Candles to Drop Grease on your Furniture and Carpets. Call or Write for Full Particulars as to Cost of installing. It will be a Pleasure to Me and to Your Advantage. DMKENZIE, ELECTRICAL CON- • TRACTOR, 263 PRIXL'ES STREET. HANOVER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. rffIENDERS are invited for the PURCHASE X and REMOVAL of tho PRESENT CHURCH at an early date. Specifications may bo seen at Driver’s Book Room, 9 George street. H. H. DRIVER, Hon. Sec. g. be nt l e y, t3 • Painter and Papcrhanger, 92 MORAY PLACE EAST (below George Street Post Offioe), Opposite Rogan and Clarkson’s Monumental Works. ESTIMATES GIVEN. Telephone 487. WE RECOMMEND - David robertson, House I'ainter, Glazier, Papcrhanger, Sign and Ticket Writer, 68 STUART STREET (below Octagon). Telephone 1,703. All workmen insured. Houses requiting Painting or Papering— Estimates supplied by me for all branches of the trade. Twenty ' years’ practical expetienco. Work well done, last well. EDUCATIONAL. LANGES SCHOOL OF DRESS-CUTTING. mHE NEW BLOUSE AND SKIRT X CUTTER is absolutely the simplest method in use. Only 3 measurements required. Materiai cut during first lesson. Fee: 12 Lessons, including a Blouse and Skirt Cutter, for 25a. For more advanced Work the new Self-instructing and Alphabeti-cally-arranged Garment Drafter, ready for use, will cut every description of garment. Absolutely no need to St Bodices, except for deformed figures. Terms most reasonable. Single Lesson for former Pupils, Is 6d. Cut-to-measure Patterns a specialty. Classes daily, Saturday and Wednesday excepted. Evening Classes Mondays and Thursdays. 7 to 9 o’clock, commenced on Monday, 7th March. Inspection invited. Mrs A. G. KERR, Principal, No. 3 High street (oppo-i site D.1.C.).
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Evening Star, Issue 14526, 30 November 1910, Page 1
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