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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9041, 17 February 1891, Page 2

Suecial Advertisements. J^OKRIS, POETBAIT & LANDSCAPE PIIOTOGEAPHEB, PRINOBS STREET, DUNKDIN. Mr MORRIS ha« opened the new Premlst s in Princes utreet. The Portrait Studio it built on a novel and Improved plan, so that a very soft and dear light is available Ht all hours of the day, this being a groat gain in Photographing Children and Groups, &o. Tho Studio laT fitted with all tho beßt and latoat improvements In Camoras, Lenses, &0.-uothiuu is omlttod that o»u In any way help to nv.iko good and bremtiluily-llnlahcu — Portraits. Mr'MORRIS draws the attention of Tourists to his New Zealand Viewo: they ara taken from tho most attrautivo and interestIng Bpota In tho various districts vl3ited by traVollon. All the Views arc Carefully Printod and Flnlnhed. The SKKIBS comprise the following :— DUJHTDIN AND SUBUBBS, Tils Sovnds, Teh Lakes, Ths West Coast Road, Mount Cook, lakjs te axau and manapoubi, Maobi Pobtraits and Soknim in tub Nobth Island. Tourists aro invltjd to look over the Gpeolmen Books. I Ban npHE STUDIO COMPANY. EICIIAKOS OOUBT, FMNCJB STBBBT (Telephone SOI), Have Opened an Ofliee on the First Floor, A FREK DARK BOOM FOE AMATKUES. To suit the present depressed tiraea tho Company HAVK REDUCED PKIOKS, and are now offering a aplendldly-flnished fulllength CABINET PHOTOGRAPH from 10a 6d | PKU DOZSN | 10s 6d Card Portraits from 5s | PEII DOZBN | 5s This Studio Is one of the Largest in Duncdin, and the Lenses the Finest In the Colony. Children Takon Instantaneously. Enlargements Plain or Coloured. VIEWS OP THB MOUNTAINS, LAKE 3. AND SOUNDS. 2°". TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. CAMERON BROS., RICHMOND AND PETKB3BUH&, VIRGINIA.; Deceived EIGHT FIRST AWARDS For their DARK and AROMATIC TOBACCOS At H.Z. AI?D SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. Ask for tho "GALATEA" and "HAVELOCK" JJronda. X TBIAL wiil convince every Smoker of the SUP EiiIORITS of THBSB DKAND3 over any In the Market. TTCHK EQUITABLE INVESTMENT *- 00HPA5Y OF NKW ZEALAHD (LIMEI'IID). The Hon. W. H. Khyhoijd3, Chairman. BII&3 BISCOUIfTHD, And LIBEEA.Ii ADVAHUfiS OH BHAUBS. JOHH DAVIH, Manager. Ofdaoa: Colonial Bank Suildlnss, Water street, Ducedln. STONE, SON, & 00., PEINTBBS AND PUBLISHERS, STBBEOTYPERS, BUBBBH STAMP MAKHBS, &v., CBAWFOBD UTSKKT, DUtfKDIN. Reports, Pamphlets, and nil kinds of Bookworka ijpeoialty. Artistic and High Class Production at Koasonable Charges. 22ja FREQUENTLY Discussed, always aditiired. never forgotten. " Lome " Whisky. J? B. MUIB, PHOTOGRAPHER (Late of Morris and Barton Bros.), 102 PHINOE3 STHBET (Opposite Bank K.Z.) The Studio hsa been entirely refitted with every requisite for the production of Flrßt-olass Portraits.Portrait Enlargements a Spcolality. 2o j "T & j] M'FARLANS. CHRISTMAS DKLICACIES— PATES DB FOIE GR*S, CAVIABH ANCHOVIES IN OIL P3BK, FBBAN'S BISCUITS (In great variety) POSTS, SHEREIE3 FENFOLD'S CELEBRATED SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINES HAM and BACON, OLD CHEDDAR CHBBSB BLBNDBD TEASMIKADO, CANTON, PAGODA, STANDARD - For Fragrance and Flavour Unequalled In tho City, A. & J. M'FARLANB, PRIHOB3 AND MAOLASaAH BTRBBT3. 23d JOHN BARROfI BBOCRE, WISH AKD SFIBIT KBBOHAET, 29 Rknzn BTSsti, Dirssiso?, Messrs J. SPEI&HT * OO.'c celebrated AliH Hid STOUT in BGTTLB, In excellent condition. lOH3 BA'&SOB, Sole Bottler, 2i) Eattray ctreet. MARRIAGE. Costkr-Orosbie.—On the 11th February, at the renlijoico of the bride's parents, Waikawa Valley, by the Eev- Mr Johnson, Harry Coster, of Waikawa Valley, sixth son of the lite Charles Coster, of Winton, to .Jessie, third daughter of William and Margaret Croibie. DEATHS. ABBBNBTHy.—On tha lflth February, at the residence of his brother In-law (Mr Henry H. Divers), Lower Union Btreet, Dunedin, Robert Abernethy (compositor), the beloved hußbacd of Mary Jane Abernethy, and" fourth son of the late John Abernethy, of Dumfries, Scotland; aged 28 years. DBINHAN.—On the 15th February, th Langsdale, Tokomairiro, Margaret Anderson, the beloved wife of James Drlnnan; aged 57 years. Deeply regretted. ■OUNERAL NOTICE. the Friends of the late EOBERT ABBRNETHY are respectfully Invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the residence of Mr lleaty If. Divers. Lower Union street, TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), February IS, at 3 p.m., for the place of interment at the Northern Cemetery. OOLE & SPRINGER, 17f Undertakers, 152 George street. FUNERAL NOTICE. ___ The Friends of Mr JAMBS DRfNNAN are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late WIFE, MAHGAKBT ANDBUSON, which will leave his residence Langtdale, Tokomairiro, TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY;, the 18th inst., for the place of interment, Fairfax Cemetery, at 2 o'clock P' m< JAMES DICKSON & SON, 17f Undertakers. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. J. White, Brighton.—Profesior Parker informs us that the name of the fish you tent Is trlpteryglum. It Is a kind of blenny, but there lg no Bnglish name for it.