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Evening Star, Issue 14632, 31 July 1911, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. HIGHEST GRADE CIGARETTE .TOBACCO, TAI.B . EX PR E S S." POPULAR PRICES: 1HAYES'S KENSINGTON HOTEL. M. FENTON Licensee. SINGLE BOTl'ff DEPARTMENT. All Brands of Liquor and Beer at Lowest Prices. ' WHISKIES. Walker's, Dewar's, Old.: Smuggler, White Horse, A. and B. Mackays, D.C.L., Whyte Mackay, 5s per bottle." A.' and B. Mackay's, small bottles 3s, flasks 2s 63. ALES AND STOUT. All Local Brands at 9d per Bottle. Brandy, Wines, Dry Gin, Schnapps, etc., at proportionately low rates. First-class Draught Whisky Stocked. Al! Goods Promptly Delivered. KENSINGTON HOTEL. "Phone 1,172. : 1,172 'Phone. Terms Strictly Cash. !WIOLETTA. "IXTIOLETTA Cough Cure is absolutely " * the Safest and Surest Cough Medicine offered to the public of New Zealand. Guaranteed by the Government Analyst of N.Z., A. A. Bickerton, to be free from poison. WFOLETTA Cough Cure can be jriven to Invalids or Children without anxiety and with confidence. REMEMBER: WIOLETTA STANDS IQR PURITY. PRICE, 3s 6,1. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Obtainable from WILKINSON AND SON, 91 Princes strest and 274 G«orge street, and H. L. SPROSEN, chemist Octagon. WASTE PAPER. TASTE PAPER FOR SALE '■▼ In Lots to Suit PitrcfcasoTs. Apply -STAR" OFFICE.

WF HAVE DECIDED TO GIVE •SPECIAL. INDUCEMENT PRICES FOR SHOW WEEK. JUST OPENED, LATEST DESIGNS IN MANTELPIECES. THESE VERY CHOICE GOODS WELL WORTH INSPECTING TILES IN GREAT VARIETY. HANDSOME KERBS—THE LATEST DESIGNS. / SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS ROYAL OAK SEWING MACHINES. EXTRA SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN THE FOLLOWING GOODS—Viz., f WATCHES, SEYMNC MACHINES, LAMPS, MAJESTIC ROTARY WASHING MACHINES. THOMSON, BRIDGES, AND CO., LTD., PRINCES STREET. STILL GOING STRONG. -JOHNNIE WALKER" WHISKY. R. WILSON AND CO., LTD., BOND AND JETTY STREETS, DUNEDIN". AGENTS.

«T LOW, SPRGEON DENTIST, 66 GEORGE STREET (Opposite Wardell, grocer). Telephone 1,230. PIOOKEY. mex'S :,r.ATc:vu-:s. ss the portions of teams in the senior competition:— (iyiv.mif.tic Univors'tr V.M.C.A. >!. Miiitin\ Union ... Hardware Citv ... 8 7 1 0 30 11 14 8 6 I 1 52 10 V, 8 4 22 58 30 10 8 3 3 2 20 22 S S 3 7> 2 23 32 8 8 3 5 0 16 ?JS 6 8 1 6 1 25 45 3 8 1 7 0 20 18 2 01-ifTi" 9 oei"t:ali-<l ML 'Martin's 4. University 5, Union 1. .(iymnasli'c 2, V.M.C.A. 1. --Junior." - ' All Saints' 4 defeated Union 1. Cyniiiaslic 2, H;trdw;ne nil. University won by default from City. —HiTi'.n-a-Side Final.— Otat-o urw! Sit. Martin's played off Ibe final \*f U'• peven-a-side tournament. Coais were, shot by Culliford. Calder. arid Fetter, while F. Drake wae responsible for St.- Martin's only goal. LADIES' MATCHES. ' —A Grade.— Girls' High School 7 Monwina nil. —B Grade.— Firet Section.—St. Hilda, 5 defeated Girton 2. ~ . , , , Second Section —Momona .5 defeated Braemar nil; St. Joseph's 2v. Girls' High School nil. The following *eam have been seletled to ])la'v against South Otago in Buncdin on Satnidav next:—Goal, Mis* Morgan tHi;rli School): full-bacbi, -Miss Black (W,iiata) and Miss Hodgce (University); halvce—Misses l ? arra (Waiata), Lydet*