LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. .REDUCED PRICES. We are pleased to be able to notify our Customers and tbe Public generally that' we are making tbs following REDUCTIONS IN OUR PRICES from To-morrow;— LEGS MUTTON, from 8d per lb. FULL LOINS MUTTON, 7*d per lb. FORES MUTTON. s*d per lb. NECKS, 6Jd per lb. CHOPS, 8d and 9d per lb. JAMES WRIGHT & SON, LTD., CARGILL ROAD. THE EYE OF ST. CLAIR, Those in search of a PICTURESQUE RESIDENCE and Large Grounds are strongly recommended to secure a permit to inspect the Property of the- late Dr M'Briuo. This is an extremely desirable Residence. Plans of the Subdivision, showing ihc various Allotments, also obtainable on application to JOHN REID AND SUNS, LTD., Auctioneers, FOR SALE SPLENDID HOUSE IN MORNINGTON. CONTAINS 6 GOOD ROOMS AND KITCHEN, WITH OUTHOUSES. Well built of wood, and all rooms newly papered. Brained; and lit with gas. Corner section, with entrance, gate in side StDOt. Quarter-acre, with few fruit trees and garden. House stands in an elevated position by itself. Spleud’d view. Adjacent to tram line. FRONT BEDROOM.—2 windows, 2 builtin wardrobes, one with large bevelled ''l'M" class mirror'. PROXLvTTTINC- ROOM,—Box window, and tiled grata and hearth. DINING ROOM. —Extra huge box window. Door to verandah. Handsome curved, 1 mantelpiece, etc. THREE BEDROOMS. Two with fireplaces. KITCHEN.—-“Orion" Range, high-pres-su-c bevder, 2 cunljo.iris. Poor !o PANTRY. Door to WASHHOUSE, Copper and built-in tubs. A separata door to the outside. BATHROOM.—Hot and cold water. Tone tin u Blinds in two fron{, and dining rooms. Asphalt Paths all round house. Verandah at front, extending round side to the dining room door. This is an Exceptional Opportunity. Immediate Occupation can be Arranged. Address “ HOUSE," Box 20, Post Office, Dunedin. LECTURES UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. LECTURE BY DR. A. P. NEWTON. |)E P. NEWTON, M.A., D.Lit., B.Sc., jL ' P.S.A., Lecturer in Imperial and Colonial History in the University of London, will Lecture in the Allen Hail, University of Otago, cm WEDNESDAY Next, 21st April, at 3 p.m. * Subject: ‘The Eel at ions of the Enffli«h=peal;ing Peoples.’ Tnero will be no charge for admission. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar. S T -< CLAIR CONGREGATIONA hrxu It (.11.— Among the Utonias Romance and Reality in Sociology.’ "Fin Lecture of series by the Rev. I. "SARGIh Son. Lycurgus, Solon, Plato's Repuhlii Moves Utopia. This (Thursday) Evenin' at 8 o clock. Admission Free-. 1 MEETINGS. SHIPWRECK RELIEF SOCIETY OF N.Z. milE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the itnovo Society will be held in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, on FRIDAY 16th inst., at 4 p.m. ’ BUSINESS ; Adoption of Annual Report and Balancesheet, Election oi Office-bearers, Notice of Motion, Special Business. NOTICE OF MOTION. Mr C. IV. Chamberlain will move—
1. " That Kule 6 bo altered by substituting ‘.March’ lor 'December' in 2nd line, and "April’ for ‘January’ in 3rd line.” 2. “ That Kule 24 bo altered by deleting the words 'in the mouth of February in each year’ and substituting ' us soon after lira close of the financial year as possible ’ in lieu thereof, and by deleting the word ‘December ’ iu sth lino and substituting ‘March’ in iieu thereof.” E. S. WILSON, Secretary. ALHAMBRA FOOTBALL CLUB. UNVEILING ROLL OF HONOR, Or Olio GROUND, On SATURDAY, 17th APRIL, at 2.45 p.m. All Members and Supporters of the Club cordially invited to be present. GEO. GILLICK, Hon. Sec. DUNEDIN BAKERS AND PASTRYCOOKS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A SPECIAL MEETING of the above Ti Union will bo held in the Trades Hall, Moray place, on SATURDAY Next, 17th April, at 7 p.m. Business: To Consider Award Proposals. J. HAYMES, Secretary. Herbert booth mission (Youngest Son of the Lata General Booth). COVENANT CAMPAIGN. EACH NIGHT THIS WEEK, AT 8, IN THE GRAND THEATRE. DO YOU BELIEVE In a Living, Personal God? In the Deity of Jesus? In tho Powsr of the Holy Ghost? In a Live, Active Devil? In an Inspired Bible? In Salvation by Blood? In the True Church of God? In a Clean Body? In a Separated Life? In a Heart Filled With Love? In ibo Second Coming of Jesus? In.a Service for Others? IF you DO or would LIKE TO, Then hear Booth’s Thrilling Addresses on these Subjects, and, as a witness -to Dunedin, SIGN THE COVENANT I
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Evening Star, Issue 17327, 15 April 1920, Page 6
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