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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4263, 24 January 1901, Page 1

CASH SAUS Of RICH DRAPERY WARNOCF. & ADKIN’S “Tcvr Nineteen Days, beginning THURSDAY, our Whole Stock Trill be offered at such prices as will bring the usual crowds to our warehouse. Wo have absolutely- no room for the large stock which we hold. “HAEF-PEICE GOODS are in larger quantities than on any previous occasion/’ SALK! SALE! WE START TO-DAY. Everything Reduced. Everything must bo Sold. 2e 6d, Ladies’ Kid Gloves, now Is pair; New Prints, Is lid; -New-Prints, 2s lid. full dress; 7id, Knotted Muslin, 4Jd; 6yds Cretonne for Is 9d; Cyds Bord Art Muslin for Is 9d; Sheetings, Towels. Lace Curtains, Table Linen, Hosiery, Gloves, Underclothing. etc., reduced 60 to 75 per cent.; Table Serviettes, 2s 6d and 3s 6d dozen; Rugs, Is lid; Blankets, Is lid; Bedquilts, Is lid; Double Width Coating Serge. 2s lid full,dross; Men’s Singlets, 9d, la; Ladies’ Vests, 3jd, 4Jd; Wide Lace, Id yd, 6d, Bd, 9d dozen. We give Cash Bonus during Sale. Call early at LINDBERG’S, Eight side of Cuba street. Parcels delivered free. 625 SOUTH AFRICA. LANDED TO-DAY, for use by our Boys going to the front —Bovril Chocolate, price 3d and 6d per packet; Bovril Stamnoids in bottles, fifty concentrated meals in each, 2s 6d per bottle; JPocket Filters; Bovril Beef Jelly, tins Is 6d each. Thess lines would prove most aeceptable to Sixth Contingent Boys. WM, C. FITZGERALD, Consulting Chemist. Willis street. Telephone 188. 65 Ta/V E S M.- A. M A QKE NZI E, CHEMIST, (Qualified by Examination). THE MODERN PHARMACY, Corner of Ingestre and Marion streets. ROTS! BOTS! BOTS 1 TO Mr T. A. W. Nicholson, Chemist, WQodville.—Dear Sir,—l have used your "Bot Fly Remedy” on several of my race horses, and found it very good stuff. I went through the course in accordance with the directions, and was quite satisfied with the results.—Yours truly, JAMBS MACARA. Masterton, October 27th, 1900. 9a

; DUNEDIN HOSPITAL. , Applications win be received up to Noon on February 18th proximo, from duly qualified Medical Practitioners for the positions of Senior and Junior House Surgeons to the above Institution for the year ending 28th February, 1902. Salary at the rate of J 3150 per annum for the senior position and .£75 for the junior, with Board and Residence. The gentlemen appointed must be prepared to assume duty on Ist March prox. and also to sign an agreement to remain for the full period of on© year. ■ A. BURNS, 155 . Secretary.' PARTNERSHIP. WANTED, a Partner, active or sleeping, with about £2OOO, for an oldestablished Wholesale Business. Principals only dealt with. Full particulars on application to TURNBULL, WATKINS AND WILLIAMS, . 729 3, Panama street, Wellington. DYEING AND CLEANING. W ANTED Known tEat MACKINTOSHES can be CLEANED or DYED at BAB©ER and CO.'S, Steam Dyers and Gleaners, 46. Cuba street—the only Dyers in the colony that possess the machinery necessary to give you satisfaction. NOTICE TO FARMERS. WANTED Known—Hy. Boeckar and Co.. 110 and 113, Cuba street. Pork Butchers, are cash buyers of Prime Porkers, Ducks. Poultry and Fresh Eggs; highest price given. Telephone 1321. All orders receive prompt attention. 808 BICYCLES. BICYCLES. WANTED Known, that we have reduced the price of Steam’s Yellow Fellow Bicycles, fitted with Multiplex Dunlop Tyres. Uadies’ and Gents Machines and Racers. Call and get prices AND CO.. Ltd.. Sole Agents. 32, Victoria street. Highest price given for old lead and zinc. 341 WANTED, home-made Jam to bo put into Jars suppiisd by Peter Hutson and Co.. Wallace street. 15 fTSTANTBD Jiuotm —'xkat litre eererv . ral i oarding-honw® for ale. .£IOO, JE2BO, JE4OO. £600: Houses to st and for e&ta, also insured, small doicsit; Money to lead, any sum, from 4* .er cent., also nr. moderate rates, on Fur itnro, etc. W. Su. Bansbury and Co., mctinnoars. 42, Lambton cnav. U WANTED Knowr*. the N.Z. Typewriter and Supplies Company have just received a fresh shipment of the latest Blick, the popular little typewptsr. From £3 upward, or on the hire system. MADAM ANTONI, the famous Egyptian character reader, may be consuited at her premises, 69, Tory street (on the tram line), from 10 a.m. to to p.m. 'daily.