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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10290, 22 February 1895, Page 3

[ City Corporation Notices. ; ''. 'f MFOB TA K T NOTICE. a : ; — f i Thu special attention o/tiie Ladiesof Dunedin ■ ! and Suburbs is invited to thi \ j SERIES OF FRO LECTURES f j In PRACTICAL DOMESTIC COOKERY Wow in course of delivery by Mrs Millkk in the ; large Haft over the Corporation Show Kooras, [ Princes ntnit (opposite I<orio's Auction Rooms), EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOOH, At 3 o'clock. : The process of Cookery by Gas not only reduces ihts work of the kitchen to a minimum, but I dfrecfSs a u'ifefit and considerable saving in money. This will be fully explained at each Lecture. Aadie.t are further infofmed that a Lady Assistant has been Specially engaged to Rive the fullest instruction M the Vi'se and economy of the j Gas Stoves to all those who jVilftjy desfre to make I inquiries. Whenever a GAS COOKING STOVE is fixed i the Assistant in question (if desired) will attend and give one or more lessons in the uso of the O«rt>W FBEE OF ALL CHARGE to the Purchaser. ! |f he advantages of COOKIKG BY GAS-viz, Economy; Convenience, Cleanliness, Constant Readiness, Superiority of Cooking, and Saving of Labour—are 30 3oon felt and appreciated that once "a good Gas Cooker is placed ii a wellregulated home it becomes a fixture. All IMiSfs ,are invited to attend. Fullest information, lat33? ■Jflßtifnonials, references, &c. will bo pOßted to any applicant 6ft Applying to the Assistant in charge of the Show RooiuiiV rfIENDBRS will be received in the Town I Clerk's Office until 5 o'clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, for the following SUPPLIES, SERVICES, and WORKS for the Twelve Months ending 31st March 1896 :— 1. Asphalting footpaths, &c. 2. Ironmongery and stores. 3. Special lines in ironmongery and stores. 4. Tim-ber and nails. 5. Oils, paints, glass; &c. 6. Stoneware sewerage pipes.- 1(| 7. Cement, of colonial manufacture: 8. Bluestone screenings. 9. Green Island sand. 10. Four horses and two men at Central Fire Brigade Station. 11. One horse and one man at North Dunedin Fire Brigade Station. 12. Certain labour and materials for Water and Gad departments. 13. Carting Water plant. 14. Blacksmith's work. 15. Winding, cleaning, regulating, and repairing public clocks.----16. Leasing city weighbridges. Specifications, schedules, and all further particulars on application in the City Surveyor's Office. WM. B. TAYLOR, Town Clerk. : Town Hall Buildings, Dunedin, 15th February 1895. 16f Late Advertisements. fTIAEIFJ? COMMISSION. The Tariff Commisßionqrs wish it notified that they leave Dunedin for Invercurgill 00 Monday next. Applicants who have applied togive evidence and have not been heard will be COMMUNICATED WITH and a TIME FIXED for taking their evidence UPON THE RETURN of the Commission to Dunedin, probably about the end of next week. All desiring to give evidence, either individually or by way of deputation, should communicate with the undersigned, care of Customs Department, Dunedin. ■■ • E W. KANE, Secretary to the Commission. Dunedin, 21st February 1895. 22f T^T ANTE D, FIFTY FAMILIES to FORM a SPECIAL SETTLEMENT (600 Acres each) on one of the finest Blocks of Land in the Colony, consisting of 25,000 Acres. The land is within a short distance of two of the principal towns, possesses a magnificent climate, and 13 close to the sea. Only A small capital required. For full particulars apply HARCOURT & CO., 9f Wellington. BULBS ! BULBS ! BULBS ! By the Million I By the Million ! Our "MONSTER" ILLUSTRATED BULB CATALOGUE will be Published shortly. Write at once so as to secure a Copy. The most complete ever issued. Post Free. E. HORTON A COMPANY, Seed, Plant, and Bulb Merchants,Hay street, Haymarket, Sydney. 22f "pw U N B DI N RACES. COUNTRY VISITORS Attending Races Should CALL and INSPECT our STOCK of VEHICLES At SHOW ROOM and FACTORY, Princes street South. II ORD ER N &. WHITE. 22f FAGAN'S Fish and Oyster Saloon now OPEN, corner George and Hanover streets. Kish and Oyster Suppers. Telephone 808. 15f JJEOIPJJOCITY TEEATY. In connection with the WARD-KINGSTON TREATY, Now awaiting the ratification of Parliament, CONNOISSEURS IN WINES Should note the following FACTS :— ( Advices just to hand notify ANTWERP lthat "YALUMBA" WINES ANTWERP I carrie(J off the Fir6( . Honour3 EXHIBITION. I bein« awa^|| I SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL. ( In competition with the Wines of the World " Yalumba Wines " have been awarded VARIOUS GOLD MEDALS HONOURS. \ B°^^ TJX' CALCUTTA, And V MELBOURNE. (At a recent Wine Show held in Adelaide Eight Samples taken from Stock were exhibited for competition AWARDS. I FIVE FIRST PRIZES And ONE SECOND \. were awarded. ( "YALUMBA" DUNEDIN exhibited J EightSamplestakenfromStock. EXHIBITION. ] and again headed the list with I THREE SPECIAL PRIZES. THREE FIRST AWARDS And ' _ ONE SECOND PRIZE. YALUMBA VINEYARDS, Angaston, South Austiialia. Obtainable /R. WILSON & CO. from \ HENRY ROSE. TJIURNITURE AND BEDDING. J. ANDERSON & CO. (late Muller and Anderson) OFFER EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUE. Please Coll, Inr-poct and Compare Price.-". No. 83 UeoiigestiieetS 31 j a TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT, tlolden at Dunedin. No. 93. NOTICE IS IIERICBY GTVEN that FRANK EDWARD DAyi.S, of Dunedin, Pastry Cook, was this day adjudged Bankrupt; and I hereby trtJMMOK A MEKTING OF CREDITORS, to bfi holden at my Office on THURSDAY, 28th i day uf Februarj 1895, at 3 o'clock. j O. C. GRAHAM, | Ollicial Assignee. Punedin, 21st February 1805. 22f