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Evening Star, Issue 18255, 20 April 1923, Page 7

LATE ADVERTSSEMENTS. BIG REDUCTIONS IIS T MEAT PRICES. SIRLOINS PRIME RIBS ... CORNED ROUND CORNED ROLL ... RUMP STEAK ... . 6id per lb . sid per lb . 7d per lb ... s£d per lb ... lOd per lb SPECIAL PRICES MUTTON. FOREQUARTERS 4d per 16 LOINS -6d per lb LEGS (whole) 6d to 7d per lb LEGS (half) 7d to B£d per lb FILLET STEAK Is per lb FOR QUANTITIES. BUTTOCK STEAK 6d per lb. 31b for Is 3d. STEWING STEAK 4d per lb. 41b for Is. MINCE MEAT - 4d per lb. 41b for Is. MELBOURNE SAUSAGES ... _. 5d per lb. 31b for Is. DRIPPING 5d per lb. 31b for Is. CHOPS, 6d, 7cl, 8d lb. 31b FRYING CHOPS Is 3d, CAMBRIDGE PORK SAUSAGES, 9d per lb. On account of my business being strictly on the cash and carry-your-ment-aUay principle, together with the casing of prices in the Stock Market, I am giving you the benefit in prices, which means a saving of shillings per week on an average cus* toraer's account. A. G. SHERRIE F, ROSLYN. ALSO AT MAORI HILL AND DUNOTTAR. THE TAIERI AND PENINSULA MILK SUPPLY COMPANY, LTD. MILK! BUTTER! On FRIDAY EVENING, between 7.30 and 8.30, visit our premises, and see the MILK PASTEURIZERS at work and the BUTTER in course of manufacture. View Our Stables. SATURDAY EVENING the MILK DEPARTMENT AND STABLES .WILL BB OPEN FOR INSPECTION, Wo Extend to You a Cordial Invitation.

‘ XEW ZEALAND TROTH’ READERS PLEASE NOTE. OWING- in mishap, Papers Will ARRIVE 9.25 Express (Friday). ‘N.Z. DELAYED. TO-NIGH® TRUTH.’ ,W. BACHOP. PRIME OX BEEP AND WETHER MUTTON At tho BUSY CORNER, ALBANY STREET, WE LEAD FOR QUALITY. SIRLOIN RIBS CORNED ROUND STEWING STEAK .. MINCE MEAT ... SAUSAGES, Best ... PORK, Best :::::: 8* . or 51b Is 4d sd, or 31b Is FRIDAY SPECIALS AT THE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE. DOUGLAS BERNSTEIN AND CO., “ THE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE," 10 Dowling street (next Post Office), Dunedin. to-night we are offering great INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE VISITING OUR WAREHOUSE-. THE FOLLOWING ARE A PEW OP THE BARGAINS OFFERING;FUR NECKLETS. Worth 70s. To-night, 255. LADIES’ WOOL KNITTED DRESSES. To-night, 16s lid. LADIES' FAWN AND NAVY COATS. To-night, 47s 6d. MEN’S ALL-WOOL TWEED OVERCOATS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE. OPEN TILL 9 TO-NIGHT. BIG REDUCTIONS In TEE PRICE OF MUTTON At THE PEOPLE’S BUTCHERY, 231 Cargill road. AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY Of PRIME SIDES OF MUTTON AT 7s 6d EACH. PRIME QUALITY OX BEEF, FED VEAL, AT BEDROCK PRICES. SMALL GOODS A'SPECIALTY. TEE PEOPLE’S BUTCHERY, 231 Cargill road, south DUNEDIN. IN order to have the ‘ Star ’ out in good time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hour they cannot he classified. Wo would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bcor this in mind, and send in their Orders early. FOOTBALL, RUGBY FOOTBALL. SATURDAY, APRIL 21st. CARISBROOK GROUND: UNIVERSITY A v. ALHAMBRA, at 3 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL v. PIRATES C, at 1.30. CALEDONIAN GROUND: KAIKORAI v. SOUTHERN, at 3 p.m. PIRATES D v. UNIVERSITY F, At 1.30 p.m. TAHUNA PARK; ZINGARJ. v. UNIVERSITY B, No. 1 Ground. DUNEDIN v. TAIERI ROVERS, No. 2 Ground. Kick-off 3 p.m. Admission: Ground, 6d; Stand, 7d; Children, half-price. Ladies admitted free to tho stand. Tickets obtainable at S. Jacobs’s. Ground members’ tickets, £2 2s. B, S. WILSON, > Secretary. FOOTBALL. The junior players of the SOUTHERN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB will hold a PRACTICE at Bathgate Park on SATURDAY, at 1.30 p.m. All Juniors and Boys under 1G are sQvited to be present. A. HEP FEE NAN, Hon. Secretary. TENDERS. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. SWITCHBOARD CUBICLES, CIRCUIT BREAKERS, Etc. SEPARATE TENDERS will bo received by 1 tho undersigned, Closing on the date® specified below, for the SUPPLY and DELIVERY of the undermentioned Suppliea required for tho Council’s Electric Department: — CONTRACT 227. - SWITCHBOARD CUBICLES. Closing date, 30th JULY, 1923. CONTRACT 228.—CIRCUIT BREAKERS, CABLES, Etc. Closing date, 28th MAY, 1923. Specifications may he viewed on application at the Office of the City Electrical Engineer, Cumberland street. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, 19th April, 1923. TENDERS. TENDERS will bo received until Noon on MONDAY, April 30th, for ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO BUSINESS PREMISES in George street, Port Chaliwffio. SALMOND AND VANES, A.R.I.BJL, Registered Architects* Priaceß.ctoaffi j -*

LADIES’ EVENING SHOES OF NEAT DESIGNS. We cordially invito your inspection of our Large Assortment of LADIES’ EVENING SHOES, best English manufacturers. Ladies’ Dainty Satin Court Shoes, smart toe and Louis heels. 255. Ladies’ Very (Smart Glace Court Shoes, of every description and Louis heels. From 28s 6d. Ladies’ Extra Smart Designs in Blade, White, Gold, and Silver Brocade Shoes. From 455. Ladies’ Very Neat Silver-shot Tinsel Shoes, with pretty ornament and Louis heel. Ladies’ Chic White Kid Court Shoes, fashionable too and smart Louis heels. 32s 6d. Ladies’ Ever.popular Bronze Court Shoes, in several very neat designs. Prom 455. Ladies’ Patent Leather Evening Shoes, very smart shape and dainty ornaments, Louis heels. From 32s 6d. Children’s and Misses’ Ballet Shoes, best English manufacture; .all sizes in stock. GENTLEMEN’S EVENING SHOES. Patent 'Court Evening Shoes, best .English manufacturers. From 21s. Men's Patent Oxford Evening Shoes, smart shape and good fitting. From 22s 6d. Men’s Glace Court Evening Shoes, reliable wear. From 19s 6d. Men’s Glace Oxford Evening Shoes, all sizes, English manufacture. From 21s. First-grade Evening Shoes, in patent leather and glace, for youths and boys, now in stock. From 12s 6cl. COOKHAM HOUSE, Footwear Depot, 54 PRINCES STREET. CAVERSHAM RESIDENTS SATISFIED With SPLENDID QUALITY, SPLENDID SERVICE, A nd PRICES LOWER THAN TOWN. ALL THESE BENEFITS OBTAINABLE AT ROBERTSON’S, South road, Gaversham. A Constant Supply of PRIME QUALITY OX BEEF, WETHER MUTTON, and TASTY SMALLGOODS. A Limited Number of PRIME SIDES of MUTTON from 7s fid each. ROBERTSON’S UP-TO-DATE BUTCHERY. BOWLING. CALEDONIAN BOWLING CLUB (Incorporated). THE OFFICIAL CLOSING of the GREEN for the Season 1922-23 will take place on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 21st, 1923. Ladies and Bowlers from other Clubs are cordially invited. E, CLANCY, Hon. Secretary. OTAGO BOWLING CLUB, THE above Club will hold its CLOSING CEREMONY on SATURDAY, 21st instant. Members and Friends cordially invited to attend.—R. J. WATTS, President. RELIGIOUS. METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION. ANZA C MEMORIAL SERVICES IN OCTAGON HALL, SUNDAY NEXT, 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Evening Soloists: Mrs Astley Black, Solo. Mr H. Ferguson, Solo. Staff-captain Bugler Napier will sound the ‘ Last Post.’ Organ Solo, Mr Gbas, A. Martin. SPECLVL ADDRESS, ‘THE CHALLENGE OF ANZAC,’ By the Rev. W. WALKER (Chaplain on the Western Front). Anthems by Mission Choir. Join with us in Remembering the Fallen. 1,300 Free Seats. , Hymn Books Provided. FIRST CHURCH OF OTAGO. SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL WINDOW will be UNVEILED at the .Morning (Service on SUNDAY Koxt, 22nd April. ■Relatives of soldiers and returned soldiers arc specially invited to be present. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. WHEAT BOARD, WILL the GROWERS of WHEAT of Milling Quality who have sold to Millers operating under Agreement with the above-named Board please note that the necessary CONTRACT' FORMS ARB NOW DISTRIBUTED TO MILLERS. In the event of any dividend being declared, the Board will recognise Contracts on official forms (only) as entitled to participate. Therefore it behoves every grower to see that ho signs and obtains a copy of the official purchase note. This refers to all sales of 1922-23 wheat of milling quality to millers under Agreement, whether made prior to this date or subsequently. GEO. AV. LBADLEY, Chairman. nRHE DUNEDIN TELEPHONE EXJL CHANGE SUBSCRIBERS whose MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS REMAIN UNPAID are Hereby Notified that the CONNECTIONS' will be DISCONNECTED at 9 a.m. on TUESDAY, the 24th April, 1923, should Accounts not be Paid by that date. E. D. VEITCH, District Telegraph Engineer, 18/4/23*