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Otago Daily Times, Issue 10999, 31 December 1897, Page 1

k Shipping. , ! TH. STANLEY &. CO.'S . j l||l|||||£ LINE OF SAILING SHIPS.' LOW FREIGHTS. ■ \ The Fast Clipper Iron Barque NOR'-WESTER Will be Despatched EARLY IN JANUARY From Dunedin Wharf to' London. BATES on application. . r i Space available now limited. Early application necessary. Apply to ; ' ' J. H. STANLEY & CO., ■j^ {; Water street. 1 Business Anibuncements-' 1 J. f). O&EEN. ■ THCONOMICAL Fobtwear.—Children's AUJDJ leather Strap Shoe}, Ti j to 9X 2s lid; 10 s, to 13's, 3s t>d; Ladies'. §s lid. Cheapest ever ' offered. j- ■ ECONOMICAL- Footgear. — Urown Canvas Shoes, same price.; pack, 6d extra. Everlasting wear, latest designs, lowest prices^ DARK Tan.—LadW frwo-strap Shoes, 6s 6d, ' 7s 6<i, 8s 6d ; Laced Kid Walking Shoes same prices. L__ ' ' -fj[ VENTNG Shoes.—Splendid variety from 2s 6d ID to 5s 6.1: Cloth Gaiters, 2s lid to 4s 6d; Slippers, Is lid to 4s 6d. J. G GREEN,-37 George street.—Most Reliabl» . Footwear at lowest cash prices. Neatest shapes, latest novelties. .. . n ~~ T. BOSS. • /CHRISTMAS Goodc Opened Out. TWb Day, \J suitable for Useful Presents, at T. Ross s, direct importer, comprising -,__ LADIES' Kid Glove?, the Lareest and Finest Stock in Dunedin, White, Black, and Tans, Is lid. 23 fid, 2s lid up to 63 6(1. • . ADIES' Sunshade", Fancy Stripl*. Spot*, and X Shots, with coloured linings, 5s lid, bs iici, i 7s lid to 21s. . -- : OVER Two Thousand Ladi^a' Umbrellas, imported especially.forOhristmas Trade, dvi- " able cloth, nrettiest handles in town, Is 1M to Ms. T'RAY~Clioths. Bmslf and Comb and Nightdress Cases, Embroidered, Drawn-thread, . ami Mountmellißk Woi^: Cheapest in Town. TNITIAL Handkerchiefs, Butterfly Broo-hea, . J Blouses, VoilinKS. St6okins[3,.anflEveryt.hinK Suitable for Christmas, at T. ROSS'S, Direct Importer. ■' .. J i°? SMITH AND SMITH. ? /Pi LAOIEII Window I)ecor*tion.—A heauti- * T- ful substitu tfi for the costlier stained glass. We execute this in best style. C^< LACIER Window! Decoration.—We have a X Large Stock, including all the finest deI signs.—Smith and Smith. GLACTKR Window When properly* fixed this beautiful material _i» of areat permanence, and tjie cost is comparatively ltttl*; I 1 a LACIER Window Decoration.—We can forward to the country Coloured Illustrations for inspection.—Smifh and Smith, sole agents for New Zealand. . j • GLASS.— We-li'ave k very Lar.se Stock of Window Glass ofiexcellent quality; well packed in strong cases. ' _MLASS for Greenhouses.—Purchasers should \JC Inquire our Price 3; the quality we guarantee.—Smith andjimith. . GLASS (British Plate).—We are prepared to Quote Prices delivered in any town in New _ Zealand. _J . OXIDE and Minium Paint prevents- rust on roofs. One gallon (7s) covers 112 yards I superficial.—Smitl^and gmith. ~Xim and Mining-Paint'may he had in brown, purple, mi, a>d lead colour ; price .in gallon tins, 75.-SMITX & SMJTH. .. ,!Bd " Publication. } I Jubilee c ' • c Number, « __ 1898. ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN :S For the .. Daily Times ,0 AND Witness r OTAGO SETTLEMENT Jubilee Number, 1898. ' SW Intending Subscribers ara urged to SEND IN THEIR ORDERS AT ONCE in order to avoid possible disappointment, aa only one edition of this unique publication can be issued. Postal Note or Stamps must accompany S Orders. - SIXTY-EIGHT PAGES, )- ! And over 6>AA ILLUSTRATIONS And j'j PORTRAITS. HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE HISTORY OF THE COLONY. l- BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF OLD COLONISTS. LETTERS OF AN OLD COLONIST, from 1848 to 185S (J. de la C. Carnegie). Edited by Dr Copland. SOUTHLAND AND ITS HISTORY. By W. H. Pearson. HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF OTAGO. Compiled ■by Rev. W..BANNERMAX. THE-WOMEN OF THE EARLY DAYS. -'■■ HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, " THE WESLKYAN CHURCH, THE ROMAN ;' CATHOLIC CHURCH, THE BAPTIST CHURCH, AND THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 3 BANKS AND BANKERS. JUDGES, WARDENS, AND RESIDENT MAGISTRATES. 0 THE HIGH SCHOOLS. THE UNIVERSITY. s A PAGIS GROUP OF PORTRAITS, including j 1090 Residents of Daacdin during the Sixties. '" i PICTURES Oh- DUNKDiN and PORT r CHALMERS in ISiS. 1 ! DUNEDIN OF TO-DAY, with Four Pictures. _ PRICE ONE SHILLING. r 7 . " • Advertisers j Are reminded that this is a unique opportunity i ■ of bringing their name 3 -permanently before ] ' the public, as the Daily Times and Witness j 1 Otago Settlement Jubilee Number, ISMS, will be j ' j treasured up as a carefully compiled history of ji the first half-century ef the life of the eettiement. 2