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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9565, 22 October 1892, Page 2

Special Advertisements. "O 0 T X L E D B B B P.. M. B. FOSTER & SONS (LTD.), LONDON, Tho Largest Exporters in the World. BASS' ALE GUINNESS1 STOUT (Bugle Brand). To be obtained from all Merchants and Grocere and at all Hotels. if JJ" 00N DA ¥ (TTT BRIGHT, CLEAR, STEADY LIGHT, Fres from Fumes. BEST LIGHT FOR. READING, Being Cool and Steady.

IT PRESERVES HEALTH AND EYESIGHT. Put un in strong tins and ca3cs to avoid ie«.l:a.«e. iliuted with improved oil faucet. Costa very little more than ordinary oi!a. INSIST UPON HAVING NOONDAY. .Of gTANDABD INSURANCE COMPANY* Head Office : HIGH STREET, DUNBDIN. FIRE, MARINE, AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE RISKS Taken at Lowest Current Ratea. THOMAS R. FISHER, ' General Manager. \^T J- PR I O "3! 08, Agant for the OTAGO DAILY TIMES and OTAGO WITNESS North-East Vallki. 18jy ROBIN &•C tC ■ Octagon and Stuart street, HAVE FOR SALE A LARGE ASSORTMENT 01? VEHICLES Suitable for All Requirements. Several American FAMILY WAGGONS and BUGGIES FOR SALE CHEAP. . nquirica from the Country Receive Special and ■ Prompt Attention. 140 JJ R I N X ONLY SPRING BLOSSOM CEYLON TEA. LATEST AND BEST. QMITH AND SMITH, OCTAGON, KJ ilousE Painters, Glaziers, SIUNWRITERS, &C. Every class of work executed at lowest rates Estimates furnished. Artistic Papeihaugings. Dadoes, &c. Patterns forwarded. I>AN.IO, Guitar, and Mandolin; Studio, * High street (opposite D.1.C.). Mr Alfred b. Baker Lends Instruments to Beginners. lo ASK AT " T H~~i BA X . . For PEASE & SON'S 8.0.5. THREE-STAR WHISKY. fromhf,L ( i ße-i lUS'(;' it l is, puiie ancl mellow, and free iratto°^th^St a, d m *»«<*»<. - . ■ ■ W. G. NEILL, .'° Princes street. A.« J' _JJ*' P AB*i ANE." ?j q Mika^° No. 3 Canton' No. 3 Pagoda • No. 4 Standard. PTmii Bl Attention to Our CANTON Unly a trial ib required to -prove its excellence.

The Largest and njosi; Varied Stock of PEEK, FREAN, AND COMPANY'S BISCUITS Now FirHi Introduced into Dunedin. DELICACIif} nftHMSAT VARIETY. PatcadoFeieUraß Caviare V'ulHes Anchovies in Oil Asparajpa Sonfgurken Ronat Quail Champignons. • G^w3S{i^ll^Fi:ALER CHEESE. GENUINE STALTON CHEESE. Porte and Sherries Penfoid's Wines" bparklmgHock Sparkling Moselle ~ opariding Asamannshauser. ; OUIt NEW SEASON'S CURS o*' HAMS AND BACON Is Now Ready _Cu3tomers can rely upon the Excellence of tho Barns ann Bacon. We only buy the PKTMESI' DAIRY-FED or GIIAIN-FED PIGS. n -9^?,> to H6lO1 * demand for Prirae FKHSH fiiyiiJiu, wo have oeea compelled to sscurasn ! increased .suijpiy from sevoral First-class Dairieß : uiu.oraors eau now rely upon being oupplied A. .& J. B'PASSiANE, -Z^. GHB ANB MACLAGG-*-N STREETS. : BIRTH. AnraNi-THY.-On the 21st October, at Eden rfaso unedin> the wife of Joseph Abernethy, MARRIAGES. Knewstubb-Djsnsem.— On the Ist October at te± U Wellington, by the Rev. J.'g! STi'i ( red Tnc^ youngest son of Thomas Knewstubb, to Jes?ie, second daughter of Captain Densem; both of Fort Chalmers to lvev. J M. Davidson, John F. Penny, agent Bank of New Zealand, to Kate, eldest daughter of Inomas Mac Gibbon, merchant, Mataura, ■ Announcements of Births, Marriages, and JJeauhs sent for publication from the country districts require to be verified by the signature of either our agenfc in the district from which the announcement is sent or of the clergyman of the Jp' DNB RA L NOTICE. The Friends of the late T.lr JOHN' EDMOND Sh,^ Spe?ii^ lly inV- ted, to his Funera" streat ZvK^l* i l3 H e. liesidenre. Stafford WATi'rii m uS, cm Cel"etory, THIS DAY (&AT. URD A\), tho 22nd inst., at 3 p.m. HUGH GOURLEY, Undertaker, 210 Clarke and Maclaggan streets. Jl ■ D N B B KJ^ N OTIC E. V\Tfhe F't CWcls r°i f HELEN CHRISTIE, late Wl r f?,°. f Jnmes Christie, and Mother .of J. aAd T. Ghrutie (Humbers), arc respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave hor lat° l^'™m\^ 1f? £T? c street- TO-MORROW (b-JMUAY), the 23rd inst., at 3 o'clock p m for mte.-ment; in the Northern Cemetery -, TT COLK & SPRINGER, —° Undertakers, 152 George street.