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Otago Daily Times, Issue 9567, 25 October 1892, Page 2

Special Advertisements. BOTTLED 88188. M. B. FOSTER & SONS (LTD.), LONDON, Tlio Largest Exportera in the World. BASS' ALE GUINNESS' STOTJX (Buglo Brand). To be obtained from all Merchants and Grocers; and at all Hotals. V$ SMITH AND SMITH, OCTAGON, House Painters, Glaziers, Siun writers, &c. . Evovy ela^s of work executed at lowest rates. Estimates furnished. Artistic Paperluingings. Dadoss, &c. Patterns forwarded. OPEIKG BLOSSOM CEYLON TEA. A BRITISH TEA. DRINK NONE OTHER. BANJO, Guitar, and Mandolin ; Studio, High street (opposite D.1.C.). Mr Alfred 6. Baker Lends Instruments to Beginners. lo |!JT 0 O~~N BA ¥ OIL BRIGHT, CLEAR, STEADY LIGHT. Free from Ivanes. BEST LIGHTFOR READING, Being Cool and Steady. IT PRESERVES HEALTH AND EYESIGHT. Put w in strong tins and eases to avoid leakage, with improved oil faucet. Costs very little more than ordinary oils. INSIST UPON HATING NOONDAY. 3f A & J. MTABLANB, O*UR BLENDED "TEAS CANNOT BS SURPASSED IN THE CITY. No. 1 Mikado No. 2 Canton No. 3 Pagoda No. 4 Standard. We call Special Attention to Our CANTON 3LEND. It is a beautiful Eich, Full-bodied Tea. Only a trial is required to prove its excellence. The Largest and most Varied Stock of PSKE, FREAK, AND COMPANY'S BISCUITS Ever Imported iatc Dunedin. SKOMADKA AND JAEGER'S ICE WAFERS 'AND PATIJiINOiS BISCUITS Now First Introduced into Dunedin. DELICACIES IN~GRJSAT VARIETY. Pates de Foie Gresß Caviare Truffles Anchovies in Oil /tsparagus Senfgurken Roast Quail Ohampignona. QENUINK EKINTHALIR CHEESE. GENUINE STILTON CHESSJB1. Porte aiid Sherries Penfold's WinJß* , Sparkling Hock Sparkling Hoselle sparkling Assmannshauaer. OUR NEVy SEASON'S CURE OF HAMS AND BACON Is Now Ready Customers can rely upon the Excellence of the Evma and Bacon. We only buy the PItIMKST UAIRY-I'ED or GRAIN-FED PIGS. Owine to ths great douxand for Prime FRESH BUTXEIv, we hays been compelled to aecuro an lucreased Supply from several First-class Dairies. ■Customers can now rely.upon being supplied ■promptly. . _, A. k J. M ' FAEL AN B, PRINCES AND MAOLAOGAN STREETB.

T7IUNERAL NOTICE. The Friends of Messrs DAVID and ROBERT MA.KSHALL are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late BROTHER JAMES, which will leave their residence, East Taieri, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), the 2Cth inst., at half-past 2 p.!)i., for the East Taicii Cemetery. W. SMITH, 250 . Undertaker. 171 U N E R A L N OTIC E. The Friends of Mr M. LIVINGSTONE, Chief Officer of IJ.S.S. Company's I'ukaki, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late WllfE (only daughter of Mr Himon M'Donald, King street), which will leave Knox Church on WEDNESDAY, October 20, at :).30 p.m., for the Northern Cemetery . ' . ! HUGH GOURLEY, Undertaker, 550 Clarke and MaclaKxan streets. CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGO. \J DtRECTOUSand MEMBERS are respectfully invited to ATTKND the FUNERAL of the late Mrs LIVtNOSTONR (only Baughtev -of Mr SLMON M'DONALU, King street), whbh will leave Knox Church on AVHDNKSDA.Y. October 26, at 3.30 p.m., for the Northern Ceroetery. JOHN CLEGG, 250 Secretary.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENT. ild Usurper.—You are at libsrty to reply to the letter which appeared in our issue of the 21st inst. on the subject. Wo cannot howeverinsert your present letter.