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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10179, 13 October 1894, Page 4

Special Advertisements. J 'tS/TISS BANNISTER, Costumier (from 'IW London and Melbourne).-Orders promptly txecuted; fit and style guaranteed; moderate ■-barges.-—2 London street. 1'". LATE GLASS INSURANCE. We are prepared to TAKE RISKS at very LOW RATES. *■ SMITH & SMITH, OCTAGON, Pu.te akd Sheet Glass Importers. 22au TMPfc" JOHN p * ARMSTRONG, ' . SURGEON DENTIST. Established 1861. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS. Houra from 9 a.m. to 6 pin. > "g-evator at work all Day. Telephone 604. !*m/TR FBANK ARMSTRONG, (JSIiL , DENTIST, COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, Corner of Princes street and High Btreet. Entraaco from Princes street. [Established 18G3.] A -*- J. .M'F A'R, I* A N E, 9 DIRECT IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, Wine and Spirit Merchants, JTAM AND BACON CURERS. 'Sea Blenders of the Windsor Blends—viz., Standard Nos. 1 and 2, Pagoda and Canton. INVALID "PORT WINE A SPECIALTY, As recommended by the Faculty. We call tbo attention of our clients to the fact •Jhat our Business is the Largest Retail one in ' Otago; that we Import Direct, and being Cash Buyers ws' are in a position to offer Special Inducements to Cash Buyers. JffiACLAGGAN AND PRINCES STREETS, Dnnedin. 25au In To-d_7 s Issue of the ATiGO DAILY TIMES ,_s "Published the Eighth and Ninth Chapters ef * ;*«*THE LUCKIEST MAN IN THE WORLD," & Romantic and Deeply Interesting Story, ■ Bx; MARY ALBERT, AUTHOR OP /•"Delia's Stoey," "A Hidden Terror." j "Brooke Finchley's Daughter," \ "The Shelun- op the Peas," • j &c, <tc. i -uilss Mary Albert is well and favourably (known, her previous works having been unusually successful. As the productions of a young and rising authoress they have been warmly praised. "THE LUCKIEST MAN IN THE WORLD!' is an attractive Story- The plot of the work is original, the dialogue crisp and lively, and the dramatic episodes of great interest. Our readers . Ere sine to enjoy its perus-l.

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