Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

Evening Star, Issue 14635, 3 August 1911, Page 8

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. QTAGO ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY, STATEMENT OP RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH, 1911. To members' tions . „ donation, City Corporation ~ interest on fired RECEIPTS. £ s. d. subscrip--42 17 3 0 18 15 deer licenses— Red deer, 28 at 80s 112 Fallow deer, 84 at 40s 168 game licenses, 6 at 20s 6 1,000 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 £286 0 0 Less Treasury 2 19 0 EXPENDITURE. £ s. d. By permanent salaries— Manager, assistant manager, secretary, and assistant at Clinton Bangers’ and other expenses in suppressing poaching, less fines recovered 245 15 £ s. d. 509 10 0 travelling expenses, collecting and distributing ova and fry, carriage, fish, fowl, and horse feed, and other ex penses ... printing, advertising, station ery, rates, insurance, tele phones, etc rent of Dunedin office and furnishings for same office petties, postages, tele grams, gas, bank charges and incidentals audit fee repairs to and furnishings for huts cleaning out bed of Water of Leith clearing gorse at Mimihau repairs, etc., Clinton cost of destroying shags culling deer herds, shooting malformed stags, and other expenses connected with same paid for birds— Little owls ... £65 18 6 Others ... ... 57 0 7 755 5 2 227 4 7 119 19 3 53 15 6 35 10 5 3 3 0 3 12 0 13 12 0 15 0 0 165 2 1 55 11 10 253 0 5 expenses attending conferences sub. to Association of Acclimatisation Societies interest on bank overdraft... 122 19 l 23 0 6 5 5 0 14 5 amount transferred to employees’ benefit fund, being £1,851 5 5 contribution for the year 100 0 0 £1.951 5 5 BALANCE-SHEET AT 31sfc MARCH. £1,951 5 3 1911. Property, viz.— At Clinton At Opoho , ASSETS. £ s. d. £ s, d. ... £9OO 0 0 ... 600 0 0 Fixed deposits, viz.— General funds ... 500 Employees’ bene- - fit fund ... 200 1,500 0 0 0 0 0 0 700 0 0 Bank of N.SW. (current account) ... 170 14 11 870 14 11 LIABILITIES. Employees’ benefit fund Deposits on blocks— Deposits made in advance in respect of year 19111912 £ 300 s. d. 0 0 8 16 0 Balance account— Cr balance, being amount appearing in excess assets over liabilities £3OB 16 0 2,069 2 11 Petty cash— Cash in hands of secretary 7 4 0 877 18 11 £2,377 13 11 EMPLOYEES’ BENEFIT FUND TO RECEIPTS. £2,377 18 11 contribution by the Society for year ended—31st March, 1909 51st March, 1910 31st March, 1911 £ s. d. 100 100 100 31st MARCH, 1911. EXPENDITURE. By fixed deposits with Bank of New South Wales „ balance due by Society s. d. 200 100 £3OO 0 0 of the £3OO 0 0 I hereby certify that I have examined tho Books, Vouchers, and Accounts 4 Acclimatisation Society for the year ended 31st March, 1911 and .that in my ’ion, the above Balance-sheet is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a fair and correct r of the affairs of the Society as shown by its Books at that date. Assets other than i are shown at the values at which they stand in the Books. D. CRAWFORD, F.P.A. (N.Z.), Auditor. Dunedin, 2nd June, 1911.

MARSHALL’S Pharmacy; cheapest place in City for Hot-water Bags (various styles), Japanese Heaters, Chest Protectors, etc. ALLEN STEIN’S Rebuilding Sale.—M- n’s Sac Suits, 21s, 27s 6d, 32s 6d; IkouJ sets, good and strong, 6s lid, 8s 6d, 10s 6d. “Tfc/TONEY may be made with a Griswold i-T-fl. Knitter.” Duplicates kept. London Piano Co. COLOSSAL Sale will positively Close Saturday, August sth. Special bargains all departments. A. and T. Inglis. COI OSSAL Sale will pos-tively Close Saturday, August sth. Special bargains all departments. A, and T Inglis. COLOSSAL Sale will positively Close ! Saturday, August sth. Special bargains | all departments. A and T. Inglis. | COLOSSAL Sale will '"positively - Cliiie Saturday, August stb. Special bargains ail departments, A and T. Ingiis. /NOLOSSAL Sale will positively Close JVV Saturday, August sth. Special bargains all departments. A and T. Inglis, HALLENSTEIN’S Rebuilding Sale Men's Crimean Shirts, bands or collars, 5s lid; Sleeping Suits, 4s 6d, 5s lid, 7s 6d. Octagon. DEAR READER, —Mow Winter is here, many people suffer from Throat Troubles and Cold in the Head. Among many Remedies, none arc more effective for the former than MINTAPOKM TABLETS. Having an Antiseptic, Soothing Effect on the Throat, they can bo freely used by Singers and Public Speakers. For Catarrh nothing can beat PINEOMA INHALANT. These Remedies are Is 6rT each at WILKINSON AND SON’S, The Oldest-established Pharmacists in j Dunedin. THIS WEEK ONLY! EIGHTEEN PHOTOS FOR THE PRICE OF A DOZEN. We are making the above great concession THIS WEEK ONLY. The whole Eighteen Photos are finished in our usual High-grade Style. Our Portraiture is always appreciated for the excellent and delicately soft finish imparted to each print. Call and inspect specimens. "jVT HIE AND HOODIE, Photographers, Corner Moray place and Princes street FIRE! FIRE! LIRE! SALVAGE SALE A GIGANTIC SUCCESS. THOUSANDS DELIGHTED. BIGGEST CROWD EVER SEEN IN DUNEDIN AT A SALE. COME EARLY TO-MORROW. PLENTY OF BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE. THE SALVAGE SALE Of CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OPERA-TIVE ASSOCIATION’S STOCKS At PENROSE’S NOW, ON 1 NOW ON! Salvage Stock must be accepted with all Defects, and No Exchanges or Returns may j be made. I We cannot guarantee Prompt Delivery of Parcels, but every endeavor will be made to get parcel* delivered in reasonable time. w. PENEOSE AND CO. nmUST MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. X ASLIN AND BEDFORD, SoKttitow, N.Z. Express Co. Buildings. BOND STREET.

Or SHOW WEEK 1 We are making a Special Show of Up-to-date and Reliable Novelties, at Reduced Prices. Kindly call and inspect. j~v UTHIH BEOS., L T D.. ” drapers, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. SPECIAL SHOW WEEK ATTRACTIONS. YOU WANT BOOTS. WE WANT CASH. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. SEIZE IT. Men’s Chrome Boots, comfortably goloshcd, leather lined. Sale price, 12s sd. Men’s Heavy Chrome Boots, heel and toe plate. Sale price, 15s 6d. Men's Heavy Chrome Boots, smart and strong. Sals price, 14s 6d. Men’s Glace and Bos Calf Boots, welted, splendid value. Sale price, 15s. Ladies’ Glace Walking Shoes, in various shapes. Were 13s 6d, 15s 6d, 16s 6d. Sale price, 10s 6d. Ladies’ Glace Walking Shoes. Were 12s Gd. Sale price, 8s lid. Ladies’ Glace Lace Boots. Were 16s 6d. Sale price, 10s 6d. Infants’ Glace Strap Shoec, sizes 4, 5, 6. Sale price, Is lid. Boys’ Tan Boots, little gents’ shape, sizes Bto 10, 6s lid; 11 to 1, 7s lid. Ladies’ Sample Evening Shoes. Sale price, os Ud. JSLIP AND WATT, BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTERS, 148 GEORGE STREET. tTISITORS TO THE SHOW are cordially invited to INSPECT OUR STOCK OF VEHICLES, and compare our Goods and Prices. A visit to our Show Room will repay you. See MOTOR BODY built by us, Stedman and Wilson’s Exhibit at Winter Show. J. ROBIN AND CO., Coachbuilders, STUART STREET (just above Octagon). AST WEEK! AST' WEEK OF THE MAMMOTH BOOT SALE AT THE CITY BOOT PALACE CLEARING BARGAINS in Boots and hoes for Men, Women, and Children. Job Lots at Sweeping Prices. per cent, off the Newest Goods. GENTS’ BOOTS, in Tan, Willow OMf. lace Kid, and Box Calf, reduced to as low s 10s 6d for clearing lines. LADIES’ SHOES, English-made and Amenin, strap, Oxford, ate. Clearing lines from i 6d pair. , , . .. , LADIES’ BOOTS.—ReaI good, stylish loots, in Button or Lace, reduced as low as BOT&” GIRLS’, and CHILDEEN’S FOOTGEAR, Gum Boots, Slippers, Evening Shoes, EL AT SALE PRICES. LAST WEEK OP MAMMOTH SALE. Book for the Mammoths on the Windows.) ■"IITY BOOT PALACE, U GEORGE STREET. G. H. PIZBY, Manager.