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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11301, 20 December 1898, Page 5

.. - late .Advertisements; -.]'■; . / BOROUGH OF MOENINGT6N. ■ -.-. •;.-. ", .-, ",— — :<y" ■':;-• ■■.■^■■■.-•i i- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following' CANDIDATES 'were This Day duly NOMINATED for ELECTION 'to the Office of COUNCILLOR for Third Ward:— .-:-; ' ' GEORGE RICHARD. HALE .. ... •■■ WILLIAM/ROBINSON. ' ' There being more Candidates than offices to be filled, a POLL will be taken on FRIDAY, the 23rd day. of December, 1898, at the Council Chambers,' Mornington, between the honra of 9 a^ and 6 Francis b. smith, .' ■■■;.•• Returning Officer. Mornington, 19tn 'December, 1898. ' 20d T'AND TRANSFER -ACT SOTICES. NOTICE IS HEREBY'GIVEN that the Parcel of Land herein described will be brought under tho , provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1885,", unloss caveat be lodged forbidding the same within one calendar month from the date of publication hereof in the Gazette: • . . . . Section-11 and part of Section .10, Block XVIII, Town of Dunedin; James Chisholm and Robert Chisholm, applicants; occupied^ by Robert Burke, .Ellen Chisholm, Franois Meenan, the younger, nnd Henry M'Conechy. No. 4278. ' .... ■■ . - JJiagrains may be inspected at this office. Dated this 19th; day of December, 1898, at the Lands Registry Office, Dunedin. .... .-. H. TUKTON, ogj '■ District Land Registrar. /CAUTION TO~ BUSINESS PEOPLE. \J ■ ;•. It has been represented us us that some person is visiting shopkeepers and others, representing " that he is Canvassing for Advertisements for a Calendar, which ho alleges is about to be published by this Company. The public are cautioned against dealing with this person, as no such publication has been contemplated, or will bo issued by us. . GEORGE FENWICK, Managing Director, Otago Daily-Times and Witness Newspapers 20d ... ' Company. DTfl .July. "Wednesday, 21st inst., will be observed .as a Half-holiday . : from lo'clock.: The Warehouse will Remain : .Open .on Saturday till 10 o'clock (Christmas Eve). D.1.C., ' , P. LAING, Manager. I WILL not be responsible for Debts contracted by; anyone, without my written authority.—Sarah Melville. 20d ANTED KNOWN-ROBERT COCKERELIi, Dunedin, is now prepared to Supply Improved Non-choking Gold-saving Screens. ' ?°j! -jyTAKE NO MISTAKE, * ' ' ETER DICK has a Choice Assortment of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, marked in Plain Figures, : A~~T the Lowest Possible Price, for the Holiday Season." Suitable Presents for all classes of the community. AN Early Call solicited. Watches Cleaned, ss; Main Springs, 4s 6d. Jewellery tastefully made and repaired on the shortest notice. ~,, , PETER DICK, the Most Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweller, opposite the Coffee Palace, Moray place,'' Dunedin. 20d NOTHING lovelier or more charming, elevating, and lasting than a good PIANO.— Try Musical Exchange, Octagon.^j "' 20d WANTED, everybody to know that TATTERSALL'S HOTEL, Stafford street, is one of the best Dunedin hotels for accommodation. Speight's Beer always on tap. First-class' billiard table.—Fred Carter, proprietor. ' »•' . ■ •' 17d OTAGO Bible' Warehouse, open every evening to 10 o'clock till 31st December.—G'. Derbyshire, proprietor, Royal ATcado. l'ld WANTED KNOWN—Highest Price'given for Ladies'.and Gents'. Wardrobe.—Mrs 'M'Aulay, Bath Building, King street. 20d AH. BENSON, Duke 3treet,< urgently c Wants Work; Stockings and Soqks made to order, good value. 19d ■V.UAS CAKES, Madeira and Sultana Cakes, .Z$L beat Shortbread; dinner, 3 courses, 6d.— Mrs Binnie, 87 George street; 17d TraTANTED KNOWN—Madame Sinclair hag TV- Returned1 to' Business, No. 1 Bellevue Terrace, George street (opposite Knox Church). TJOSTAGE Stamp Albums, Is, Is Cd, 2a, and JL upwards; Purses, Pocket Books, Fancy Stationery Boxes.—Sligo's. 17d TtTIOLIN, Bow, and Case" for 20s; Mouth V- ■■■ Organs, Fhites, Mandolins; very lar e c assortment.—Musical Exchange, Octagon. 15d "OENFOLD & CO.'S South Australian JL WINES.—D. .Comrie, Grocer, Great King street. ,_ _JL7d UR WAREHOUSE will be OPEN Every Evening till. 10 o'clock to December 31.— GEO.- DERBYSHIRE, Royal Arcade. Od A PPOINTMENTS, Accounts, Records, £L Memos.; All Kinds of Diaries—New Zealand, Letts's, Collins's, all prices.—Sligo's. 17d "FVfF.W YEAPy, Christmas Cards, very choice _L^ selection, from leading manufacturers. Beautiful Hanging Calendars, Sixpence.— Sligo's, George street. 17d | J REARING Up of Schools.—Boys' Tweed JL& Blouse Suits, serviceable colours, new styles, 9s 6d.—Clothing Factory, Octagon. . ,9d mHE F. L. JONES' PHOTOGRAPHIC 'JL STUDIO, George street, REOPENED under' the management of Mr W. N. Blaikio. WANTED, everybody inspect Croxford's Patent HEATER for Hot Baths, etc.; in working order St. Andrew street. ' 16d FOR Men's Hats, Ties, Hats, Ties, Hats, Ties, Hats, Ties, all newest styles, try Clothing Factory, Octagon.^ p_d /CHRISTMAS CARDS.—Choice designs in' \j New-Season's Cards (from the' best makers).—rßressey.,,,bookseller, 151 George st. /CHRISTMAS CARDS of Every Description A_V —boxed, folding, celluloid, satin, mechanical; Cheap Packets; Boxes of Folding Cards. riHRISTMAS. : ANNUALS.—Pears's (three \j beautiful oleographs), N.Z! Graphic, Black and White, Christmas Nirmber Christchurch Press and Otago Witness. /PIHRISTMAS ANNUALS.—Boys' Own, \J Girls' Own, "Chatterbox, Sunday, Children's Friends, Infants' Magazine, Prize. /^HRISTMA'S PRESENTS,—AIbums, Work<O boxes, Desks, Shell Goods (in great variety), Japanese Goods. Large Stock Photograph Frames. ■ _^ ■_ . /f^HRISTMAS GlFTS.—Picture, Toy Books, \J Bibles, Purses, Pocket. Books, Ladies' Companions.—BßESSEY, Bookseller, 151 George'street.' 17d WGAWNE'S Worcester, Chutney, and « Tomato Sauces—the best in the market; equal to the imported. IJd BREAKING up of Schools.—Boys' , and Youths' Sac Suits, Colonial Tweed, 225; good patterns.^—Clothing Factory, Octagon:WHAT, another New Suit? No, they have been'to Taylor's City Dye Works, 101 George street. ;■ - . ■■■.-. WANTED, everyone to bring their Cur- ! tains," Tablecloths, Hats, Feathers, Gloves, etc., to Taylor'3 City Dye Work 3. 7jy WANTED, 500 Men to clear a Special Lot of .ready-made Suits at 29s 6d.—Clothing Factory, Octagon., ~ _^ 3d FRANCIS and-Day's and Sheard's New Comio Annuals, Is 4d each, post free— Braithwaite's Book Arcade. . ■ ,■ CYLINDER Flageolets—Brass 1b Ba, Plated \j 2s 2d, post free;, grand tone; easy to learn.—Braithwa'ite'a Book Arcade. . ■^TAMPING Learnt in a few minutes ■. by V.' using Hathaway's Patent Accompanist; 3 6 6d, post free.—Braithwaite's. 23n BREAKING Up of Schools.—Boys' Melville ■ Suits in Strong Colonial Tweed, from 9s oa.—Clothing Foctory, Octagon. 9d KHODES & CO., Dunedin Steam Dye "Works, 116 George street. Telephone 780. Gentlemen's suits cleaned, ss; dyed, 7e Gd. KHODES'S Steam ' Laundry.—Work unexcelled :" prices moderate. !j Van calls for goods as requested.'--Ring up 780; BIBLE DEPOT; Open Every Evening during December:till 10.—46 Princes street srnd 22 George street '.<;-,-;■ W4