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Evening Star, Issue 17085, 2 July 1919, Page 4

In consequence of the heavy rain today, practically no work w'as carried out or/the Mokoia. The vessel was timed Jo sail at midnight to-night for East Coast ports and Auckland, hut as she Inis still a large -general cargo to take on board l her departure has -been postponed until 7.30 p.m. to-morrow. The death of Baron Rayleigh is announced by cable from London. Ho was Chancellor of Cambridge University _and a past president of the Royal Society. He was born in 1842* and was Senior Wrangler and Smith’s Prizeman at Cambridge in 1865. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ROUGH HANDS OB CHAPPED HANDS Absolutely Cured by a few applications of WATERS’ CHAP LOTION. Wo guarantee this preparation. Price, Is (posted Is 41, d); Double Size, la 6d (posted Is 10gd). Obtainable only at JW ATE R&, CHEMIST, • Next Herbert, Haynes. ALBERT E. FISH Has pleasure in. intimating to Ids Patrons and the general public that he has OPENED A NEW MERCERY AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT In Larger Premises, next Queen’s Theatre. The Old Preawies will be Renovated and Altered for a Ladies’ Department, specialising in Blouses, Coats, and Underwear, etc. Note Addresses. Mercery Department—sl Princes street. Ladies’ Department—47 Princes street, ALBERT E. FISH. THE PRICE OE SUGAR. “K” MANIFESTO. . Notwithstanding the increased cost of Sugar, the price of our “K ” or OTHER BRANDS OE JAM will NOT BE ADVANCED. Our Jam is a daily food, and in constant use in thousands of New Zealand homes. Householders will be pleased to know, therefore), that we have decided to maintain oiir present prices, and not still further increase the high Cost of Living. S, KIRKPATRICK AND CO., LTD,, Jam Purveyors to the People of New Zealand. FRIDAY, 4th JULY, 1919, At 2 o’clock. SALE BY AUCTION. Under Instructions from Mr H. Quartennan, who is leaving for Gatlins. THE WHOLE OP HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, ETC. L FiEST-CLA'SS WALNUT IRON-FRAME PIANO’ (fine instrument, lovely tone), 9-PIEGE OAK SETTEE SUITE ’ocunprisiug 2 Morris Chairs, Ottoman Settee, 4 High-back Chairs in a pretty Moquette), VERY HEAVY LINOLEUM (practically new), VERY QUAINT OAK SIDEBOARD, LOVE-1 A OAK BEDROOM SUITE, OAK WOOD BEDSTEAD TO MATCH, SOLID OAK HALL STAND (CENTRE SEAT), DBQP-HKAD SEWING MACHINE, 2 LOVELY AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES, ) YARDS HEAVY AXMINOTER ORIENTAL BSD RUNNER (27in wide), 3 GENTS* CYCLES (in first-class order), Cndicw Rugs, Pbmo Stool, Sofa Rugs, Gopoer Kerbs and Irons, Fenders, Heavy Linoleums, Runner, Pot Stands and Flower Bowls i Slip Mats, Stained Bedroom Suite, Wire Mattresses, Kapok and Flock Mattresses, Plain Door Wardrobe, 2 Obest« of towers, Lovely Stained Duchesse Chest, ns Chairs, Rattan and Seagrass Chairs, •edmom Carpets, Copper Kerbs and Brasses, ak Dinner Waggon, Dining Table*, Indian ug, Busy Chains, Couches, Bookcase, Table tangle, Pictures, Slip Mat*, Sets of Ware, smiustsr Runner, Carpet Squares, Tclejope Dining Table, 2 OarfSras. Wicker hairs, High-back Orates, DUmeorare, Outay, Glassware,, Ornament*, Door Mats, targe Number -of Pioturea, Crockery, Kithen and Cooking U tonsils. Pair Steps, Table Mangle, Garden Seats. l/TBSSRS JAMES' SAMSON AND 00. yIS. 'em been favored with instructions -cm Mr H. Qtwrtetmaa, who is leaving for atliu*, bo sefi by miction, ak tbeir Rooms, kwrima street, as above. Akfi, -ORUBTERFIEIsD OAK DINING ROOM SUITE. 2 DIVAN OHAIPY ILBSTBRFIBLD COUCH, 4 OAK H.B. OHAIES . (uy-holsboned in a beaataftd brown swede* a Unrsly suite). THb PwiMttK© Is sepw, cen purybased by Hr K. Qaarterman itbin the fast twelve months. Geodo being carted to our Booms. ON VIEW MOBNWfI OF fiALB. BANGLE Lost (Saturday, keepsake), between Lome street and King Edward Pictures; reward. Apply Mr Lawrence, opposite Pictures. (RAVE Repatriated Soldiers find Riach JIJ and M'Lennarfa to be the most popular Famishing House ia Dunedin. i TVIKRDIN Sappy Brides find Bi«oh and ; JLr M’Lennaote to be £ba tasart- popular I &’urn&yag-Hwiatt-ia. ShHMmfr