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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11403, 21 April 1899, Page 1

Amusements. " LET 'EM ALL COME." FULLER'S "WAXWORKS. LAST PRESENT PROGRAMME. . • NIGHT - ' . BLACK ART. OF ■ QUIET APARTMENTS, Etc. SPECIAL MATINEE 2.30 SATURDAY, . Punch and Judy, Funny Farce, , . . Talking Dolls, etc. . ,_ -OILLIARDS.-^Watson's;, 6d, day and JtJ night; addition of two Wright Ranish ldw-cuahion-tables; finest room in the colony; four tables; all games marked; everything new. ■ ■ ■:-.■■;■'■■ 2n *P Business Announcements. ; ACETYLENE .0000 BURNERS and patent Smokeless Ditto.—J. Couston, gasfitter and plumber, 155 Princes street. 21ap OHN M'DONALD,' Merchant Tailor, 158 .George street, removing to Princes street; 500 Suit Lengths at 17s 6d. :ANTED~KNOWN-Tails, Fringes, Chignons, etc., all colours, from 4s 6d upwards; inspection invited.—'Hendy, hairdresser, Princes street. : ' ~' 10j>P ALLO !\ What, another New Umbrella?'" " No; I have only had,my old one Recovered at L'e'tiikby's, 61 Princes' street." 17ap JjDHN M'DONALD, Merchant Tailor, 158 r George street, removing to Princes street; 500 Suit Lengths at 17s .6d. • j "inrf OOD-CAKVING- " Knives, Punches, i TT Stools, Tables; Overmantles, Trays, and j' Boxes.—E. 'Parker, M 3 .George street. Hap Cinematograph.Machine for sale;' I\J complete, wjth 19 films.—N.Z. Camera | Co;, Octagon, Dunedin. : ■ Hap IMPORTANT" NOTICE.—Customers who in- ! tend having their Umbrellas Re-covered for I.Winter Wear are requested to get them done ! immediately; as it will be impossible-for us |to keep up'with the usual rush . ■_ i (~\F business during alterations. As an in!\J ducemer.t," we shall re-cover ximbrellas 20 per cent, below our usual prices up to time of alterations; bring your n repairs.—H. Lethaby, cutler and umbrella, manufacturer, Princes street. .. . ■ 15ap j, 'pATER'S . CHUTNEY SAUCE—Richest JL 'and best;, as used in. Melbourne and Sydney C-iubawGregg and Co. (Limited). CLUB WORCESTER SAUCE—Superior to ' most-sauces in use. Club Vinegar e.qual to best imported.—Gregg, and Co. (Limited). OYSTERS.— Watson's HoteJ Bar; on shell, stewed, fried,, patties; any style; specialty; mince and oyster pies any hour. • SCHLAADT BROS., Engineers, Manufac-. "•" turersof Boot Factory Plant, Biscuit Machinery, Circular. Saw Benches with feet, Saw Attachments;- Repair HYDRAULIC , 'Lifts, Steam, Hpt-air En- :.' gine's, Gas' and Kerosene Engines a specialty; Renew Commutator Dynamos; REPAIR Manges, Wringers, Sheep Shears, Lawn' Mowers; Repairs to all kinds of Machinery ' not-- enumerated. — Cumberland street,, Dunedin.'v ■ ■ ' 10m NEW MOUNTS,'Kodaks, Cameras, Places, ,Paper, just arrived.—N.Z. Camera Compauy, Octagon, Dtjiiedin. . 21 j a AULDSCOTTIEiis a matured malt spirit, re-vatted with a,fine bouquet;■ it is not a cordial; . . ■*'.. - • -'■-'- - ; O/l- AftA CASES AULD SCOTTIE were.. O4:»UUU expprted ■ from ■ Glasgow last year, forbye,9l,ooo cases Home consumption. A ULb.iSCOiTIIf WHISKY BOTTLE is' J\.- enclosed in Sealed-Wire Envelopes and Tartan Wrapper'; none other; genuine, , TnRHODES'S;.' LAUNDRY, " Kelvin Grove, . Solicit Family and-Hotel LWndry Work; '21 years' experience -of fine bleaching.' ' ■ ■' .'.' YOU;can;rely on Courtesy, Carefulness; and Punctuality.—Rhodes's Laundry, Kelvin Grove.' Telephone 780. : ' ■•■'.- 22in ■YTTHAT, another - New Suit? No,;'they If have-been to Taylor's City Dye Works, 101 George street; ■ ■ - iTXTANTED,: everyone to bring, their Curf» tains,. Tablecloths, Hats, Feathers, Gloves- etc., to'Tayidr's City Dye Works. 7jy ALEX.. THOMPSON, Ship-Chandler, .Sailmaker (established 1871).—A large assortment orFlags.Tents, Tarpaulins, Oil-Clothing, Horso Covers,' CanTas, Rope,- Twine 3, Etc. mENTS and MARQUEES for SALE or ' A HIRE,—ALEX. THOMPSON, 163 and 165 Princes street, Dunedin. - -lo /^AS and OIL ENGINES.—The "Otto" is .VJT-,-First, and'Best.—Ask Fieldwick and the 33,000 users/ . ' '. -'; - 5d ,■■■■«■•...■'■■ ' ... P~~~~RANKIN, Tailor and Habit Maker, • ' Great King street (next Tabernacle), DuVxedin. Latest patterns kept. 30m npUSSICURA, the Great Throat and Lung Ji^Cure^Tryat. ■ ■ ' ' 17ap ~; .- ' ...-.'; j,- g: gbien. ' - , ECONOMICjVL Footwear.—Children's All-leather-Strap Shoes, 7's to 9's, 2s lid: 10'". to ]3's, 3s 6d; Ladies', 3s lid. Cheapest j,--r -offered.- .- I ECONOMICAL Footwear.—Brown Cau-'ils !i. Shoes, same price; -Black, 6d extra. ■i'llr'rlj.s.tiiiß \ve;i>. :itest designs, lowest prices. DARK 'Pan.—Ladies' Two-strap fehoes, 6s fid. 7s (W, 8« 6d; Laced Kid Walkui^ i Shoes same prices.: ' . ■ I ; >■' i-INING Shoes.—Splendid variety from 2s i U fid-.to-Ss'fid; Cloth Gaiters, 2s Ud to.4s Gd; ;SUppers, Is lid to 4s 6d. / JG. GREEN, 37 George street.—Most Re,- ---• liable Footwear at lowest cash prices. NVatest shapes, latest noTelties. 95a I "~~ " r ; TA,MES■' DUT HI E & CO., N.Z. RAILWAY CONTRACTORS AND GENERAL CARRIERS, CUSTOM HOUSE, SHIPPING, And . . PARCELS -FORWARDING AGENTS, COAL MERCHANTS, (Next New Zealand Insurance Company), CRAWFORD STREET. 25n T*THAT WE REQUIRE, ■WHEN-JADED AND TIRED ByJ TOO MUCH WORK— . A Pipe of OLD'SPORT TOBACCO. When worriad with cares we should not have, A-Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO! When haDuy at having plenty cash, , A Pipe.of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. When contentment and satisfaction reign, A Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. When every step in life is joy, A Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. When crosses come and things go wrong, A. Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. When spending the evening in the armchair, A Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. When reading the latest political squib, A Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. When writing our sweetheart, to make thoughts come, A Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. When waiting for her, she's sure to be late, A Pipe of OLD SPORT TOBACCO. OLD SPORT TOBACCO, THE UNIVERSAL COMFORTER. When you ask for OLD SPORT, insist on . getting it. 2m THE OTAGO WITNESS has the Largest Circulation of any weekly in the colony. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely in Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offers unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers. Present circulation (steadily increasing), 9800 weekly. 27»u THE First Utility of frequent and regular advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn towards any particular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without.hesitation to the first who asks. FOR Coughs and Colds take Woods' GREAT PEPPBRMIHT CURE; Is 6d and 2s 6d.. .- ... M»P