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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 11543, 30 November 1900, Page 1

Miscellaneous. 43 "f "I D THE DRESS.—IO Yards of Dress XX Linen, less than half usual price, rapidly clearing-.Rushbrook and Bridgman, . Cash Drapers, Queen-street. OVER 120 Houses have been Drained by us; ' prices and workmanship cannot be excelled.— Stanton, Mount Eden Road. MADAME DE CHEIRO. Palmist, Student of Nature: on view, photos, of famous hands, including Gladstone. Chamberlain, Buller, Leighton. Beresford. Madames Melba and S. Bernhardt, etc.—42, Ponsonby Road. • BADEN POWELL Khaki Choice selection, all sizes; keen cash prices.Rushbrook and Bridgman, Boys' and Men's Clothiers, Queen-street. ■ DUX O L I D E • IS ON THE MATATUA. JUST TO HAND—A. Choicc Assortment of | 1 Ladies' Purses and Card Cases, fitted i Cases and Baps; suitable for presents.—J. Wiseman and Son. "[NAVIGATION CLASSES (ail gradesv-Mr. "W. Malcolm, Certiflcatsd Teacher of Navigation. from " LIMEKILNS" NAUTICAL SCHOOL.— College, Eden Crescent. DU X O L I , D E IS ON THE MATATUA. CHRWTOHURCH EXHIBITION.— description of Travelling Trunks, Bags, Carry-alls. Hat Boxes, , Valises in stock or > made tr", order.-—J. Wiseman and Son. DU X O L I . D . E IS ON THE MATATUA. ' COURT BROS.—Men's Tweed Trousers, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, up; Strong Working Shirts, Is lid; Tennis Shirts, 2s lid. COURT BROS.—Men's Sweaters, from 2s 6d to 6s lid; Newest Shapes in Dr. Jim, Hard Felt; and Straw Hats. COURT BROS.—Elastic Belts; 20 dozen with snake fasteners, 6d each; Men's Braces, from 7d. COURT BROS.Ladies' Cotton Vests, 3Jd. f 6Jd, 9£d; White Skirts, lace trimmed, 2s lid, 3s lid. . COURT BROS.— Dorothy Pinafores, Is lid, 2s 9d, 2s fid, 3s 6d; Sun Bonnets in great variety. WHITE SHIRTS, Tennis Shirts—Grand new stock, and special, value; also, thoice selection of New Ties, Hats, etc.; keen cash Rushbrook and Bridgman. DU X O L I■ ~D E IS ON THE MATATUA. , /"10URT Four-button Tan Kid Glomes, v-V Is 4d pair; Fabric.. 6d; our reliable Kid Gloves, four dome, 2s 6d. COURT BROS.— Sunshades, white, coloured, and black, from 2s lid to 21s; Childrens* from Is. COURT BROS.—Ladies' Ties, in Silk, Lace, and Fancy Net, and a large variety of Ladies' Collarettes, New Goods, and lowest prices. COURT BROS.—Turk, Towels, white and brown, 4s 6d dozen; White Calico, Is 9ddozen. DU X O . L I D E IS ON THE MATATUA. DU X O L I D E - IS ON THE MATATUA. FROM Is 6d PAIR—A Splendid Lot of Lace JL Curtains, just to hand, direct from the manufacturers. New designs.—Rushbrook and Bridgman, Queen-street. JJEALTH ASSURED. The Suffering and Ailing can rely on obtaining relief by Consulting (personally or by post free) PROFESSOR NOTMANN, M.E., E.M.G., New Zealand Health Institute, Market Square, opposite Colombo-street Bridge, Christchurch. Professor Notmann is a Medical Electrician, and has had 20 years' European experience. He has been largely consulted since he commenced practice in New Zealand seven years since, and will forward electrical appliances and method of treatment on easy terms of payment. . DU X O L I D E IS ON THE MATATUA. ' : gIGHT RESTING ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES AND WITH NEWEST INSTRUMENTS A SPECIALTY. • .And"-SPECTACLES Properly-.Fitted* for all Defects of Refraction, by T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, 218, QUEEN-STREET, Spectacle Frames of Every Variety, in Gold, Nickel, Steel, etc. Artificial Eyes, of all Colours in Stock. Opposite the City Hall. DU X O L I D E IS ON THE MATATUA JQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Bargains in Boots and Shoes. Sale Now Proceeding. Reduced Prices. Special and Splendid Opportunity. Cash Must be Found to Settla. HARRY COLLINS AND CO., '* THE GOLDEN BOOT," QUEEN-STREET. (Mr. Donaldson has retired from the Firm.) DU X O L I D E IS ON THE MATATUA. Personal. POL O G Y. TO MR,. GEORGE A. LAMBERT. DEAR SIR,— very much regret that certain libellous statements I have made concerning you and Mrs. Lambert have caused you annoyance. I find that such statements are absolutely without foundation, and I now withdraw them, and ask you to accept this apology. Yours, etc., • J. J. MACNAMARA. Lost and Found. LOST, between City Hall and Victoria-street West— Gold Gable Bangle.Reward at Brookdale House, Victoria-street. LOST, Thursday Afternoon, between Lady's Mile and Remuera—Purse, containing money and photos.Finder rewarded on returning to HER AM) Office. Wanted. t&W,iP L OYAL FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 3920, 1.0.0. F., M.U., A.D. ' TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. , Applications for the position of Medical Officer to the above-named Lodge, will be received up to five p.m. of MONDAY, December 3. Copies of Conditions, Duties, etc., may he obtained from Mr. M. J. Bennett, Painter, Karangahapo Road; Mr. S. Gilbert, Chemist, Queen-street; Mr. J. Trenwith, Bootmaker, akefield-street. Applications to be addressed to the Secretary, MR. 0. S. WRIGHT, Russell-street, Ponsonby. BOARDER Respectable Gentleman, private family, can obtain, if permanent, Lofty Double Bedroom, bath, patent W.C., and every convenience, at 20s per week, in Lower Part of- Symonds-street.—Applica-tion must come at once to " D.W.R.," HERALD Office. CANVASSERS (experienced) Wanted foi Sale of Books, et3.; large commission.— Mining Chambers, second door. Exchange Lane. __ GENTLEMAN requires Comfortable Home, bath and good table, Grafton or t East part of city; no boardinghouses need apply. — Woodcarver," HERALD Office. LITHOGRAPHIC machinist Wanted.-Ap-ply Manager, HERALD Works, Queenstreet. TO Foremen Tailors.—Vacancy for a good General Cutter.—Address " Tailor," Herald Office. TO . GUMDIGGERS.— Austrian Gumdiggers for good field.—For particulars apply to No. 28, Criterion Hotel, at 9 o'clock this morning. ."TAT"ANTED, FOR CASH CLIENTS — f»V PARNELL. Villa, 6 or 7 rooms; freehold: £400 to-£7OO. _ NEAR MOUNT EL-EN STATION. ' £ House 6 rooms; level allotment; about £350 to £500. NEVILLE NEWCOMB, Mercantile Chambers. •TkUXOLIDE ■ JJ. IS ON THE MATATUA, " * "