LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. THE CREAT CHRISTMAS BAZAAR FOR TO-MORROW IS ARTHUR BARKETT'S. ALL TOYS HAVE- BEEN SPECIALLY "SELECTED BY OLD SANTA HIMSELF. / At a Midnight Meeting on Flagstaff Yesterday A.B. was Appointed FIELD MARSHAL FOR CHRISTMAS EVE. The Instructions Given -were to Sell Toys to Children at REAL CHEAP RATES. Santa Claus -will Watch Over the Shop and See that. Every Little Girl and Boy is Treated Well. NO. ONE WINDOW-ALL TOYS 3d. NO. TWO WINDOW-ALL TOYS 6d. NO. THREE WINDOW—ALL TOYS 1? 20 Dozen TTP-TOP BATS, 6d. 35 Dozen WEIRD SNAKE CABINET?, 3d A MARVELLOUS TRAIN for 4£d. Wonderful Value in DOLLS, etc. Sec the Beautiful SPRING BEDS for DOLLS. Sale price, 6s 6d each. WILL THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC PLEASE MOTE. We are showing a. remarkable rsn°-e of DRESS SUIT CASES from 7s 6d to 255. These- Suit Cases are beyond all doubt (he finest value ever offered in Duncdin. Irresistible inducements in TIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, SHIRTS, PYJAMAS.' and TRAVELLING RUGS. THE SHOW ROOM INDUCEMENTS TO-MORROW Will be Quite Out of the Ordinary. As forecasted, the sun is now shining briehtly, and in harmony with the warm weather wc are displaying in our centre window 83 Lovely WHITE- and WASHING ROBES. honestly worth up to 255. Your choice, 4s lid. Also, in the same window, CHILDREN'S KIMONOS and PRETTILY-TRIMMED HATS, at the very exceptional price of 2s lid each. A PRESENT THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED. 23 only FRENCH LACE BLOUSES, perfect fitting and sweetly pretty. Your choice, 10s 6d each. See the variety of REAL MALTESE NECKWEAOI on show. These dainty goods were purchased direct, from the makers, and are for disposal at prices that will beat any wholesale warehouse. Starting at 2s 4.M each, and reaching up to 255, they aro really a comprehensive range, and will gratify and satisfy the most fastidious. 4£ Dozen CHILDREN'S SILK POPLIV EMBROIDERED HANDBAGS. Your choice. Is. An astonishing range of LADIES' COLORED STOCKINGS, eminently suitable for the holidays. Your choice, BAd and Hid pair. A fine range of GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, BELTS, LACE and EMBROIDERY, specially selected. ARTHUR BARNETT, LTD., The People's Drapers, and FIELD MARSHAL TO SANTA CLAUS. BROADWAY SWEET STORES, GEORGE STREET. Offer the Public some CHOICE S 1 MEATS TO-MORROW at REDUCED PRICES, comprising— American Confections. Pascall's Almond Creations, Riley's Toft'scs. and Bon Bons. Shell -Boxes, usual price Is, for 6d. "yi'SlT THE BROADWAY TO-MORROW.' The Niccness of Everything will Please You. NEAR HANOVER STREET. THE NEW BOOK SHOP, 11 PRINCES STREET (near Octagon, opposite Herbert, Hayncs, and Co.). SANTA CLAUS has Sent Word that All BOYS and GIRLS have to GET THEIR XMAS PRESENTS at \UNCAN AND SIMPSON'S, CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. miIERE WILL BE NO "PUBLICATION of the 'EVENING STAR' On THURSDAY, 25th December, nor on THURSDAY, Ist January. iRATTH W A I T E OTEN THIS EVENING. NEW SELECTION XMAS CARDS, DAINTY BOOKS, AND XMAS NOVELTIES. LAST DAYS OF THE SALE. FURNITURE HOUSE, ' 175 GEORGE STREET. Rare Value in BEDROOM SUITES. OAK SUITE, complete with Bedstead and 4ft Double-door Wardrobe, For £l9 10s. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR BOYS LEAVING SCHOOL. WANTED. SMART YOUTHS about 16 years of age as APPRENTICES; good wages: trade thoroughly taught. HERBERT, HAYNES, AND CO, LTD. WANTED, "OARTNER, with about £SOO capital, for *■ BUILDING and JOINERY BUSINESS. Must be competent stair-builder and able to take full charge factory. Apply P.O. BOX 509, Dunedin. FIRE, MARINE. AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. A LEADING ENGLISH COMPANY has a VACANCY for a JUNIOR CLERK. One with three or four years' experience preferred. Apply, stating age ajid experience, to "CONFIDENTIAL," 'Star' Office. STOOLLEN WAREHOUSE BOY * * WANTED. Good opportunity learn business. Applications by letter only, F. H. ING AND CO., LTD. Octagon. WANTED, after Now Year holidays, * ¥ PARLORMAID, also HOUSEMAID; references. Apply Mrs HART, 25 Royal terrace. TOUNG LADY ASSISTANTS WANTED At BRAITHWAITE'S. COMPETENT PAPER-RULER; steady work; award wage?. FERGUSSON AND MITCHELL, LTD., Princes Etreet. rOTOR CAR WANTED for New Year's Day, seat six; chauffeur must be sup-
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Evening Star, Issue 15373, 23 December 1913, Page 4
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