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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7777, 22 January 1887, Page 3

__ Public Notices. G. ~ ' ~ ~^~ ' jCJEE OUR SPEOIAL LINE a0 *, *~* In re-j DRBSS GOODS, he £ HIS!! *«'Value_lnthe Trade. B- IfffiS »*r*«^o£Lmm._ er SPK^t™^ _o colours, ls 9d-worth 2s 3d. _ SPEC^t™^ French Cashmere to s^iii b^s^* ' SEE OUR WINDOWS. ». G HIA ND DISPLAY. j. MOLLISON, DUTHIB, AND CO., >c MOLLISON, DUTHIB, AND CO., it 195 and 197 George itreet, Dunedin. * _33 THE PRICE TELLS And EVERYBODY TELLS THB PBIOB. If we sell you First-class TWEED SUITS (made|t< order) for £4 that others ask you £_ for, don,i you think the price will tell P READ THISi; BOYS COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, from lOtSd MEN'S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, from 37i 6d GBNTS( HATS, HOSIERY, SHIRTS and MER ; OBRY ln all the NOVELTIES, r F. LAURBNSON, 40 Prince* street. 34^ /"BARTER'S GREAT SUMMER SALE. CARTER & CO., in starting their Fifth Great Summer Sale would draw special atten tion to the fact that they are now offering Greatei Bargains than at any previous Sale. /BARTER'S Great Summer Sale. CARTER & CO. have bought over £200 C nh**££ rtK°xir Jo]L Goods from the Dunedin and ■ Christchurch Warehouses. ALSO, a Large Quantity o! Oilskins, Men's Clothing, &c, from the l JJANKRUPT STOCK of Olof Christian. CARTER k CO. have no space here to enumerate the Bargains on offer, but would advise you to Come Early and See for Yourselves. , /BARTER'S Great Summer Sale. THOUSANDS of Really Wonderful Bargain!. CARTER & CO. would advise you to See their Showroom Bargains.—2oo Summer Straw liats, large size, formerly as 6d, now 6d each. SHOWROOM Bargains.—lnfants' Pelisses. Is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid-worth four times the money. At Carter's. CARTER'S Great Sale.—All our Mantles w rtha2l DeSPerate JPriCeS !68 Ud,Bs lld» 108 lid— OLOTHING Bargains. i*W|fl MEN'S and Boys' Suits turned " v */. out- We will not put them into stock again, and have determined to clear them. CARTER'S Great Sale.—Boys' Straw Hats, 6d each—formerly ls and ls 4Jd. S P?£ lAL,—If y°u have nofc received a bIU °f particulars, send for one to CARTER & CO., 30 and 62 George street. Dunedin. 15ja PROPER Place to Invest Your Money — Purchase Millinery, Straw Hats, and Bonnets from Misses H. aud B. Brownlie. PROPER Place to get Suited, Fitted, . ... 1 Please«i.and Sent Away Smiling with Beautiful Artiolea at Reasonable Pricea m PROPER Place to Encourage Small Ex> penses. Small Profits, Short Hours for Girls Patience, Civility, Integrity, Experience. ' 1 THEREFORE, MISSES BROWNLIE'S is „ " & c ProPer Pla°e to Purchase Millinery, Babylinen, Stays, Underclothing, and Paper Patterns. ' 18n rnHE QUEEN'S JUBILEE. HANDSOME MEDALLION PORTRAIT. PRICE TWOBHILLINGS ' *v The Undersigned is now taking orders for the large medallion portrait of HER MAJESTY THB QUBEN, framed copies of which are on view In the windows of Messrs O. Bkgg and Co., Princes street, and Pbictor's News Agency, North-East Valley.' The very low price at which this handsome portrait Is Issued should secure for it a very extensive sale throughout the Colonies. Copies will be delivered to subscribers prior to the Jubilee celebrations in June next. The Sole Right to dispose of this Picture In New Zealand has been secured by Mr Prictor, bo that Copies will not be procurable elsewhere. The lowing notice of the picture appeared in a recent issue of the Otago Daily Times:—"One of the most appropriate pictures that could be designed , to commemorate the jubilee year of the reign is to be seen in the window of Messrs 0. Begg and Co.'s premises, Princes street. It is a large medallion portrait of her Majesty, perfect as regards resemblance, and characterised by a finish and smoothness of tone that render it one of the best specimens of coloured lithography we have seen here. The portrait occupies the centre of the canvas, but the design also includes a quartett of smaller piotures, one In each corner, representative of the four most momentous events of the reign. The views in the two upper corners depict her Majesty's coronation at Westminster on 28th June 1838 and her marriage on 10th February 1840. Below is a view of themaueoleum at Frogmore containing the remains of Prince Albert and bearing the date of his death, 14th December 1861; and to the right of this is the fourth picture of tho series, showing the reading of the proclamation declaring her Majesty Empress of India on 7th January 1877. This ceremony, it will be seen, was performed in the presence of Lord Lytton, the then viceroy, with far more pomp than marked the very formal proceedings on the steps of the Royal Exchange, London. Besides t hesehistorical pictures, there are in the margin the arms of the three kingdoms and the emblematical rose, shamrock, and thistle, and the whole is surrounded by a very pretty border, quiet and tasteful in design and colour like the rest of the work. The central portrait is executed on a chocolate ground, which shows up the brighter colours very effectively. The Queen Is in state dress—or rather the semi-state costume in which she has been accustomed to appear on important public occasions Bince her widowhood. She wears a veil and diadem and the blue ribbon and Order of the Garter. The picture cannot fail to attract attention, both on account of its subject and the excellent work of the artist and lithographer." fig" Orders now.being received by' W. J.'.PBICTOB. News Agent, Nohth-Bast Valley, and by his travelling agent, H. C. Boydell, who will visit the various suburbs. Country orders, accompanied by postal note or Btamps to the value of 2s 6d, will be duly executed on the arrival of the_Pictures, about May next, - — 30d -j-AUGER FILS' CHAMPAGNE. SOLE IMPORTERS : A. B. THOM SO N A CO., WIHB AMD SPIBIT MkRCHAWTS 6 Colonial Bankßuilding«, BOND STBBET, DUNBDIN. 28.