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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9040, 16 February 1891, Page 3

Borough Council Notifications, i- THOROUGH OV "ROSLYN. '0 TAKE NOTIOE.-Tho VALUATION LISTS for ' n Surmyßide, Kilgour, Waverley, and Linden Wards I Intheßoroughofßoslyn,fortli6Yearlß9l, arenow OPEN for INSPECTION, during office hours at S tha Town Clerk's Office, Oouaoll Chambers, Roslyn. - All OBJECTIONS tlieroto must be left at the ,8 Resident Magistrate's Office, Bond street, Dunedln ~ on or before the 16th day of FEBRUARY 1891 n addreised to the Assessment Court; and a copy of - such objeotion muit be left at the Town Clerk's n Office, Council Ohambers, lioslyn, not les3 than 3 Beven days before the next sitting of the said Court. ? 0. WEDGE, r Town Clerk. » Roslyn, 15th January 1891. 26ja . "OOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. i TAKE NOTICE. The VALUATION LISTS for HIGH, EAST, 7 MIDDLE, and SOUTH WARDS, in the Borough ' of Port Chalmers, for the Year 1891-92, are now ■ OPEN for INSPECTION at the Borough Council • Ohambers, Port Chalmers. All OBJECTIONS thereto must be left at the f Office of the Assessment Court, Courthouse, Port ! Chalmers, on or before the 16th day of FEBRUARY I 1891, addressed to the Assessment Coutt; and a ' [ copy of evory such objeotion must be left at the Town Clerk's Office, Borough Council Chambers where blank forms of objection may be had), not , less than seven days before the next sitting of the 1 said Court, i ALEXANDER LEOK, Borough Council Chambers, Port Chalmers, January 15th, 1891. JlSja County Notifications. Hp AIE I I COUNTY. NOTICE. A PUBLIC MEETING of HATEPAYBR3 In the KAIKOKAI HIDING of the Taierl County will be held at the House of Mrs M'Laren, Kenmore, Oorstorphine, on WEDNESDAY, February 18th, at 12 o'olock Noon, to decide as to whether or not the road lino through Application 13, Block XIII, Dun. edin and East Taiexi District shall be stopped. JOHN S. KENNEDY, County Clerk. Mosglel, January 24th. 1891. 26ja n A I E R I COUNTY. EECOVEHY OF OUTSTANDING BATES. The Taieri County Council deeires it to be notified ihafc after SATURDAY, the 28th Inst., LE3AL PfiOOHEDINGS will be taken for the recovery of all Rates remaining UNPAID at that dote. JOHN S. KENNEDY, County Clerk. Moagiel, February 12,1891. 13f Jf\UTRAM RIDING, TAIERI COUNTY. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. BOTICB IS MEHEBY GIVEN that NOMINATIONS of CANDIDATES to fill the Office of OOUNOILLOE for Outram Bidiny will be revived at my Office up till 12 o'clock noon on FRIDAY, the 20th February 1891. In the event of more than One Candidate being Nominated, a, POLL will be taken on TUESDAY, the 24th February 1891, at the Courthouse, Outram, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Nomination Forms to be had on application at my office. Given under my hand this 11th day of February JOHN GBABT, Eeturnlog Officer. Beaumarls street, Outram. 12E Public STotictis"DYEGRASS SEED. We are BUYERS of ItYEGHASS SEHD in Large or Small Parcels. Send Samples to NIMMO & BLAIR, EtJNBDIf. JXOGG, HOWISON, NICOL, k CO., MERCHANTS, VOQEI ASD CtJMBEBLAHD STREETS, DUN3DIN. - ImpoHasmUof— India, Ceylon, and China Teas Mauritius Sugars, Cornoaok»|and Woolpacki Turnip, Grass, and Clover Seeds ; Phosphorus Galvanized Iron and Fencing Wire, Agents for— Thomson's Revatted Old Highland Whisky Thomson's Fine Blended Scotch Whisky SoderlckM'Lean's Craigforth Whisky, bulk and case Dewar's Extra Special Old Highland Whisky in case Trlcoche Brandy in bulk and caee GermierFreres'3-star Brandy in Oise Luoien Bellot'n Brandy in bulk and case Thompson, Moore's "Old Sport" and "Young Swell" Tobaccos—Aromatio and Black Work, j in all sizes "Hydroleine" Soap Powder Smith's Essence of Coffee and Chicory • Cairn's Paisley Marmalade Bemy'a Starch. Indents carefully executed. 00BK3SP0NDBSCK IHVITED. 25an NOVELTY IN GLOVES FOB SUMMER WEAR. The recognition of the fact that the tips of the fingers of SILK GLOVES need some protection to render them better wear hRB demanded a special Invention. By this new mode of manufacture that portion of the fabric forming the tips of the fingers and thumbs Is thickened during the process of manufacture, the material forming these tips being DOUBLY and TEEBLY WOVUN, thereby giving strength where most requiring it, and offering the greatest reiistanee to wear. These Double and Treble Tips, which have been— not inaptly—styled a "silken coat of mail," in addition to strengthening the glove, causes It to "ride" over the finger instead of, as in ordinary makes of Silk Gloves, dinging to the finger and across the edges of the finger nails, from which nine tenths of the damage originates. THB DOUBLY AND TREBLY-WOVEN TIPPED GLOVH has also the advantages of simplicity and neatneni. There are no attachments and no additional seams, and the appearance, fit, and comfort of the Glove la all that could be desired. In Tans, Fawnß, Old Hose, Greys, Blacks, and every new shade. Price—2s 6d, 2s lid, and 3s lid. To be had only from X. BOSS, Direct Importer of Glotes, Hosiery, and Umbbkllas, ISO PKIECISS STBBST. IOOYAL HAIL LINE OF 'BUSKfe Jtli POKTOBKLLO. '3u« leaves Fortobelto for Dunedln DAILY st 8 a.m., returning at 3 p.m. Fare, It eaeb way, and from Waverley, 8d; children under 1.0 yean of age, half-price. Coach leaves Sandymonnt at B.i)U a.m. every TUESDAY, THUKSDAY.and SATUKDAY, returning from Dunedin at 3 p.m. A Special 'Bus v/ill leave Union Bank corner at 9.30 a.m. EVBBY MOKKING, returning from Porfcnbello at 3 p.m. Fares, Is each way. On and after MONDAY, December 22 a 'Bus will leave Portobello at 7 a.m., returning from Dunedin at 5.15 p.m. DAVID SBATON, Proprietor, toy Power's Stables, Maclaggan street. CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT \J Have RSHOVfID to Premises late 00OKHAM HOUSE, opposite Po3t Office, and will offer for this week Special Lines. Gent's Oxford Shoes (sewn), 9s ?d. Gent's Balmorals, good wear, 8s lid. Ladies' Laoe E,oots, Os lid. Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes, splendid quality, 6b lid. Ladieß' Evening Shoes, good value,',3s 6d. Girls' High-let! Kid ISlastics, 4s lid. Boys' Strong Watertight Balmorals. 6s 3d. See Windows. See Windows. CONTINENTAL BOOT DEPOT, Opposite Post Office, Princes street. 14f "fcTEW BOOKS.—"A Cigarette Maker's 1.1 Romance," by Marion Crawford, 23 6<l Froudo's " Life of Earl Beaconofiold," 4s. " Meizerott, Shoemaker," 63. "Bail Up I" by Hume Nisbet, 4s. Mathew Arnold's Pootical Works, new cheap edition, 8a 63. " Nelopn'a Words and Deeds," edited by W. Clark Russell, ■la. " The Decline and Fall of the British Umpire," 70. "Bis," by E. Gerard, 7s. "Friend Olivia," by A. H. Barr, 7s. Eundav Magazine, new volume, 8s Od. Good Woklb, new volume, Si 6d. — WISB, CAFFIff, & CO., rrlnccß street. 29ja "jnjoOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTSJI WE CAN'T~BB BEATEN. Satisfaction We work on - Guaranteed. Ist. Small Expenses. 2nd. Small Profits. Try ns, 3rd. (juick Ketu'mu. NOET3I DUNBDIN BOOT DKPOT, King street (corner Union street). NEITHER trickery nor competition haß beon able to affect the reputation of WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. ' 12J»