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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10418, 22 July 1895, Page 1

Amusements. £1 HOR AI. HALL. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, JULY 22, lflfc, at 8. DRAAVING ROOM LECTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT, Entitled."AN EVENING IN SOCffiTY,--AVith Humorous Recitals, Ac, o-By REV.'T. TAIT, M.A. , (Of Albejit Park, Melbournk), Interspersed with Musical Item 3by Mrs Todd Misses Mollison, Treseder, and AVilkie, and Messrs Bowie, Christie, and Armstrong. Miss N. Mollison, Accompanist. __ , ~K. Ramsay, Esq , Chairman. Under the auspices of the First Church Young Men's Literary Society. Proceeds in aid of First Church Young AVomen's Guild. Admission—ONE SHILLING. A V- A G E CLUB— r. »-Th*-?_ F-^fLY MEH.TING of the above , Chair taken at 5.15 o'clock.' I3my P. CARGILL, Hon. Secretary. Lectures. "TENTER WANDERINGS IN*-ITALY. A LECTURE on. S n taeabove s,,'bject will be given by The Rev. RUTHERFORD WADDELL. Jtf.A., __ In the Y-S-C-A. ROOMS, MORAY PLACE. On AVEDNESDAY, 24th JULY. 8 p.m. ; Admission—One ShiUing. _ j Proceeds in aid of the Y.W.C. Association. Business AnnouncementsSMITH AND SMITH. APERHANGINGS^TfuIt Opened a L«g P Stock of New Designs,from, the best iSnglish manufacturers.—Smith and Smith. ON's-SJ-Uy Designs for D'ningandDrawinir Rooms at Lew Prices.—Smith and Smith Octagon. ' PAPERHANGINGS.-High-class Goods for . Room Decoration-;, with Dadoes and Inezes to match. Inspection Invited. "^O iii.i\ ? lECES to Choose, From. Sani Py'yvy tarv or Washable Paperhangings m Great Vanety.-Smith and Smith, Octagon. PICTURE Frame Mouldings in different wi •■. qual J ltA es,7il Rose' Wa^ut, Gilt, Black, AVhite, and Gold. &c, &c. . * APERHANGINGS -Plain Tints (washable). Dadoes and Friezes to match—Smith and omith. APERHANGINGS.-Purchasers should Inspect our Stock. AA'e offer Great Variety and Best Value. *- OXIDE and Minium, Paint (not poisonous) for Roofs,in Grey, Brown, and Broken Green • <s hd per gallon.—Smith and Smith. ARTIST^i Colours and Boxes, Stretchers rtAA ■, <&T,,S? es* aml Materials AVholesale and Rfetail.—SMlTH & SMITH. WM. ELDER. • . . IT IS A PITY you should not know that your Headache can be'lnstantly Removed ELDER'S Cachets. Is 6d per box. Tbaiyour Cough or Cold can be cured by Elder's B R2S°* 2s ■?•? bottle. That the old -White Horse is now a first-class, up-to-date CHEMISTS SHOP, where any drug, medical appliance, or article for your TOILET can.be procured at the lowest possible price. That it has cost me money to tell you this, bo ■ • - D°^S OUJ°?Bei it-.r WM:- EI-DER. Chemist, __~ AVhite Horse Building, George-afreet. Open Wednesday; closed Saturday. 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. JT. G. GREEK*. 9S_ fk PAIRS Sample Boots and Shoes. <l9\y Splendid Goods. Half ÜBual prices See windows.—37 George street. LADIES' French Kid Instep-Btrap Sh-es;._3 6d • Tan do, 7s 6d; Children's from 2s 6d __3tron«' Leather, 3s 6d. * " pi ENTLEMEN'S Tan Leather Shoes from 6s 5-T- Canvas, Ss 6d; English _ewn sample Balmorals from 9g lld to 165.6 d. SPLENDID assortment Ladies' Evening Shoes . from 2s 6d; Dreas Shoes, 5s 6d; good WWking Shoes, 5s 6d; Kid, 7s 6d. GENUINE English Samples; half usual pnees. -/-. n-tZSSSF guaranteed. Inspection invited.—J. G. GREEN, 37 George street. 31ja JONATHAN RHODES AND. CO. "OTTE Live to Die, and Dye to Live.— V JONATHAN RHODES & CO., Practical Steam Dyers and Cleaners, 116 George* street and Kelvin Grove. WE Import our Dye Wares and Chemicals specially to suit the Colonial-trade, hence customers can rely on a thorough job. , WE guarantee Fast Colours—no rubbing-off— as our' Goods are Dyed by. competent •workmen, not simply stained by amateurs. pi ENTLEMEN'S Suits Dyed, Cleaned, and VT Pressed, 7s 6d; Cleaned and Pressed-only. ss; Ladies' Dresses Dyed, 5s to 7s 6d. llja W. AND R. SCOTT. ' OYS' SERGE SAILOR SUITSIfaII sizes), 3s 6d-worth 6s 6d.-AV. and R.-Scott (late AY. Scott and Co.). OYS' MELVILLE SUITS (Mosgiel Tweed, nice dark patterns, all sizes). 5s 3d up.—WL and R, Scott (late W. Scott and Co.). . . BOYS', MOSGIEL; TWEED MELYILLi . SUITS (guaranteed 13oz to yard), 9s 6d up. W. and R. Scott (late W. Scott and CoQ, ' : TSTOUTH'S SAC SUITS-.Mosgi_l Tweed, durk _i patterns), 14s 6d up—W. and R. Scott-date W : Scott and Co.). .....--.- MEN'S MOSGIEL SAC" SUITS-IBs 11-L.2_s ' 9d,3256d; cannot ba equalled.—W and.R Scott (late W. Scotland Co.). W-*-&^-- ISCb-T_t_-e Progressive Tailors-and • Clothiers, Princes and Rattray' streets Dunedin. «J. *.'.- ''.'■' -'* - T. BOSS. T-: ROSS'S Winter Sale is now in Full „ •. Swing. Every Article Reduced to*-I_ess than landed Cost. A ,T T. Ross's Winter Salo you can get First_C3_ class Macintoshes, with detached canes from IPs lld. . A.'T -T. Ross's Sale.you can get Umbrellas from • _rS_ Is; silver-mounted, from 9s 6d; goldmounted, 16s 6d. "_ " c A T T* Ross's Sale you can get Fur Boas from X3L 3s lld; Fur Capes, covering'chest, from s_Tld. AT T. Ross's Sale you can get Stylish Winter Jackets, with braided collars, 5s Ild 7s 9d lis 9d upwards. - ' AT T. Ross's AVinter'Sale -Everything is New i,« D c_--^ ißK and Im P°rtßd Th"is Season.—l! ROSS, Direct Importer. .-.'-•.. Public Hotices. TpHE OTAGO WITNESS. THURSDAY, JULY 18. THE VALLEY OF THE LOWER HUTT. By JEdith Seakle Grossmasn. "A gift OF THE GODS. X-i. Br Hekhy T. Johnson. R ARTHUR BALJOUL By a Parliamentary Han&in the " Woman* at Home." TANET M'TAVISH IN WELLINGTON. N 1 SHE SHALL WALK IN SILK ATTIRE. By Emmi-I-HCe. MEW SHORT STORIES. By S. E. Crockett. "m|"R PERCY SELOUS'S FIRST LION. AUEEK PRIVATE MUS-EUMS. /MURIOSITIES OF THE "CLERGY LIST." HpHEY MAY PROVE GOLD MINES? T&THY DO JEWS ALTER THEIR NAMES"? JSRIMITIVE IN D ,Ta~N~S. Y°£m?ZmKif =S*™~