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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7075, 18 October 1884, Page 3

Buamsgs Announcements SIMON DROTHKRS. SIMON BROTHERS Import Direct from tht Makers—Bostock, P'inet, Otto Hcrii, Vernon, Wolf. Pricea lower than ever. CIOVK b WEST'S aud ether Famoua Mafeors, i.l J Cents' Beat Goods to hand ehortly. No fancy prices. /""I ENTS, sue Window Thia Week. Calf Golo6m d IT Oxfud Baiiaorala, 16a o'd j Lome, 16s 6d (all sewn). GENTS, see "The Anatomical" Mako—the most cf,mfort-.blo of shapos, very Buperior, walking or evening wear. HEADS OF FAMILIES, No'.o Thii—Wo havo again reduced the price of Our Famous Own Make. Extraordinary valuo. LAWN TENNIS SHOES, Lowest Price In tho city ; Eoitlt.g Shoes, la Od.-SIMON BROTHERS, Ceorge at.-cct, near Octagon. 30a A. W. MACARTRUR. AW. MACARTHUR, Practical Watch and Clock o Maker, 93 Princes street (one atalr up), opposito Standard Insurance Offlcea. HAS FOR SALE, Englißh, American, and Geneva Watchea; also English, French, and American Clooke—cheap. ANEROID, Mot-illic, and Mercurial Barometers repaired and adjusted; Ship Chronometers repaired and rate given. SPECTACLES.— All kinds in Stock. Brazilian IVbblcs, 7s Cd per pair; ordinary Crystal, from ls tfpwar.'s. OB 315 RYE tho Acldrois-98 Princes street, the Beat and Cheapest Shop for Watch-repairing in Dunediu. 6a MRS GILL. MRS GILL begs to draw the public attontion to her extensive Stock of Imported Millinery.^ ELEGANTLY-TRIMMED Bonnnta, 10a 6d, 19a Bd, 258; New Styles In Trimmed Hats—latest Bhapea, Her_ley, Dailcydale, St Gatien. JUST OPENED, a larce Aesoitment of Ostrich Fonthers; Aigrettes in all the new ahadea, from la I Id. MAURESQUE Laces (newest designs), French Flowers, Ribbons, Trimming, Silks, Satina, and Velvets, Tiesuo and Muslin Frillings. THE largest Assortment in town of Straw Hats and Bonnets, every variety of shape and colour. MOURNING MILLINERY—Immense Stock of Widows' Mourning; Stylishly-trimmed Bonnetß and Hata; Droa^makirg. Lowest charges.—Mra WILL, 13 and 15 Princea atreet. Ma THE LONDON DBAPERY OOMPANY. THE TALK OF THE CITY.-Special Show of Millinery in our Centre Window. IF you want New Cho; ce Drapery at lowest possible price for Cash, try tho Loodon Drapery Compauy, NO. 35 George atreet; alao at Invercargill and Oamaru.—Price and Bullcid, managers. IF you want to Study Economy, buy Drapery at the eatablishment that sells the Newest Goods, Every article marked plain figures. THE London Dr.pery Company, 35 George Btreo.. You aro Invited to inspect Windows and compare Prices. DON'T forget Special Show of Miliiuery in Centro Window, No. So Georgo stroet.—Price and Bulleid, managers. THE London Drapery Company.—Heavy Goods Department will bo found reploto with NeW Goods, direct frcm London. THE LONDON DRAPERY COMPANY, 35 Georgo etreet, ia established on tho Purely Caßh Principle.—Price and Bulleid, Managers. 6o P. 3, EEIO3. CT KAHD HOTEL Haircutting, Shampooing, and "X Shaving Rooma. '_~ ABIES' Haircutting, la j Children's Haircutting, JU 6d. eENTLEMEN'S .Haircutting, Ib ; shaving and brushing, Bd. LADIES' Hair Coiabings made up in any style at a few hours' noSltie. "g"N all crass of premature baldness, loaa of hair, or JL hair losing ita natural colour and vitality, CONSULT at onco tho Proprietor, Mr FREDERICK J. PRICK, late two years with Messrs Hopgood, Dougl&a, sad Co., Bond street, London, and Brighton. MONTHLY TICKETS, 6a, for Gentlemen now Issued, available any time, for fchavlng, Haircutting, Shampooing, Brushing, fee.—Grand Hotel Haircutting Rooms. ' 2Sm 0. OABRIOHAN. HAVING engaged the valuablo aervlces of Mr J. C. HARKAP, late Visiting Assistant for flve years undor Dr Vinb, Physician to Somerset Houae— and aa Mr Harrap has had alao over 10 yeara' experience aa a Chemlat and Druggist in England, part of which time bo was ongaged at the Laboratory of the celebrated chemista, H. T Kirby and Co., of London - aa my Managing Aaaistant, I truat that tho liberal patronage and tlio confidence that haa hitherto been bestowed upon as by my tiumoroua cUßtomera and the public throughout the Colony will still be maintained. CORNS. CORNS.-The RUSSIAN CORN CUKE ia now bo well known as an effectual romedy that comment Is useless. The testimonials apeak for themselves, la 6d a bottle. SEND two moro bottlea your RUSSIAN CORN CURE for a friend of mine. Tho one I bad destroyed my corns wonderfully quick. — Tnos. Durraxt, Balclutha. YOU ask me aa to the effect of your "RUSSIAN CORN CURE." I had nine Corns, some 26 years old ; I tried your Cure; I have none now.—J. KzAxn, Oamaru. I HAVE recommended ecores of my friends to get your "UuRN CUKE," and they ail say it Is a wonderful remedy. I will do all I can for it hero.— Arthur Thursdkn, Christchurch. THE best tea imony I can give for your "RUSSIAN COivN CU tiE " ia that those that won't uae it desetvo to sutler.- J. 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