Business AnnouncementsTHE PLACE TO OBTAIN CHOICE and VALUE for YOUR MONEY in WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER and PLATED GOODS, Is undoubtedly G. & T. YOUNG'S, 88 PRINCES STREET. No Stock in New Zealand is Equal to Theirs either for Extent, Quality, Newness, and Variety of Design, and NO HOUSE can give BETTER VALUE. . ( G & T YOUNG'S GOODS are all marked at STRICTLY MODERATE PRICES, and they cordially INVITE INSPECTION irrespective of purchase. They keep a Range of Goods to SUIT ALL TASTES. and PURSES. SPECIAL VALUE* IN- WATCHES. Rotherham's Silver Hunting Lever Watches, ! £4 7s 6d. Weill's Nickel "Omega" Watch, 28s 6d. Stauffer's Nickel " Maxim " Watch, 205.. These are the Best Cheap Watches Made. All Kinds of Jewellery Manufactured and Repaired on the Premises. Watches thoroughly examined and cleaned, 6s. Best Mainsprings Fitted, ss. All other repairs at equally low rates. Spectacles to Suit all Sights. HOWDEN & MONCRIEFF, Seedsmen and Nurserymen, 51 Princes street. FRUIT Trees (cheap, cash with order); Apples (2, 3, and 4 years), 8s per dozen; our selection. JAPAN Plums (immense croppers), Botan, Botankio, Bui-bank, Kelsey, Ogon, Satsuma; and Prune 3;' very fine; 18s per dozen. PEARS and.Plums, Is each, 10s per dozen; Gooseberry and Currants, 3s per dozen; our selection. .. ■ ■ ■ - • T>OSES (splendid assortment), 5s dozen; j__" Rhododendrons (named), well set with bloom buds,'ls 6d each; our selection. APRICOTS, Peaches, Is 6d each; Choice Blackberries, 4s 6d dozen; our selection. HOWDEN & MONCRIEFF, Dunedin. 3ju -t o-GUIKEA Handsome American ORGAN; Jl/V 6 stops, ftill tone; time payments, 10s monthly.—Musical ■ Exchange, Octagon, Dunedin^ 21jtt T ADIES all use it.—Wilton's Hand EmolliJL_. ent; Is; all chemists'. Just try ajar. fJHODES'S LAUNDRY, Kelvin Grove, -tX Solicit Family and Hotel Laundry Work; 21 year's' experience of fine bleaching. YOU can rely/.on Courtesy, Carefulness, and Punctuality.'—Rhodes's Laundry, Kelvin Grove., Telephone 7SO. 22m A -WISE Man uses TUSSICURA for Coughs and' Colds,' but a foolish one buys* quacks. Tussicura obtainable everywhere. 3>-GUINEA: Handsome New PIANO; iron tJ frame, walnut-and-gold case; time nayments.—Musical Exchange, Octagon, Dunedin. ___J : ___ TIILS of HAIR, all Colours and Lengths, from 4s 6d; inspection invited. —Hendy, Hairdresser, -Princes street. 2Oju MADAM SINCLAIR, Palmist, returned.— Can be consulted Bellevue terrace (opposite 'Kriox Church), George street. 26my YOU are sure to need a Cough Remedy before'the: winter is over. Try TUSSICURA; the premier remedjj 21ju SURPRISE Pendants and Gas Fittings for House, Shop, and Office; newest patterns. Largo assortment Gas Shades and Globes for Mantle Burners; choice designs and colours. — William Couston, Rattray street. 22my f^ IGANTIC . Sale... at.. Braithwaite's ! TreUT mendous reductions in every department. Genuine bargains. I^ROCKKRYWARE, Enamelware, Fancy \j Goods, Toys, Stationery, Books, Music, Artists' Material, cleared regardless of cost. BRAITHWAITE'S Book Arcade crowded daily with enthusiastic bargain-hunters, who all get thoroughly satisfied. 24my ALEX. THOMPSON, Ship-Chandler, Sailmaker (established 1871).—A large assortment1 of Flogs, Tents, Tarpaulins, Oil-Clothing, Horse. Covers, Canvas; Rope, Twines, Etc. rfpENTS and MARQUEES for SALE or JL HIRE.—ALEX.: THOMPSON, 163 and IGS Princes street, Dunedin. lo rjnHE Best Shilling's Worth.—Wilton's Hand JL ■ Emollient; Try it; all chemists'; Is. HALLO! What,.another. New Umbrella?" " No; I have only had my old one Recovered at Lethsby's, 61 Princes street." 17ap , TMPORTAN'T NOTlCE—Customers who in_6L ?tend having, tbeir Umbrellas Re-covered for j Winter Wear are requested to get them done J immediately, as' it will he impossible for us I to keep up with the usual rush ! /"^F business during, alterations. As aii mii \Jr duocment, we shall re-cover umbrellas 20 per cent, below our usual prices up to time of alterations; bring your repairs.—H. Lethaby, cutler- and umbrella manufacturer, Princes street. '' ■ 15ap I TVfSW' MOUNTS, Kodaks, Cameras, Places, j±% Paper, just arrived.—N._. Camera Com- ; paiiy, Octagon, Duriedin. ; 21,ja, I .-fSTTOOD-CAPwyiNG Knives, Punches, ! U Stools, Table 3, Overmantles, Trays, and j Pcxes.—E. Parker, 149 George street. llap ! ?YLU_rWORCEiTER SAUCE-Superior to V,' most sauces in use. Club Vinegar equal ! to best imported.—Gregg and Co. (Limited). F1 ATER'S CHUTNEY. SAUCE—Richest and best; as used in Melbourne and ' Sydney Clubs.—Gregg and Co. (Limited). RING up - ay] or's if you want your Suits, Dresses, Curtains, Hats, etc., Cleaned and Dyed; telephone, 423. WILTON'S Hand Emollient, Is per jar. Once used always used. All chemists'. G' AS and OIL ENGINES.—The " Otto "is .First and Best.—Ask Fieldwick and the ! SIi.OOO users. I"f HEARD a voice saying: " For Coughs and IJL Colds there's;nothing to equal TUSSICURA." All chemists; 2s 6d. 21ju I OCHLAADT BROS., Engineers, Manufac- [ O turers of Boot Factory Plant, Biscuit I Machinery, Circular Saw Benches with feet, S::iv Attachments; Repair HYDRAULIC Lifts, Steam, Hot-air Engines, Gas and Kerosene Engines a j specialty; Renew Commutator Dynamos; REPAIR Mangles, Wringers, Sheep Shears, Lawn Mowers; Repairs to all kinds of Machinery not enumerated. — Cumberland street, Dunedin. WHAT, another New Suit? No, they have been to Taylor's City Dye Works, 101 George street. jfiHAPPED Hands instantly cured by using s_J Wilton's Hand Emollient; Is per jar. CINEMATOGRAPH Machine FOR SALE; *U complete, with 19 films.—N.Z. Camera Co., Octagon, Dunedin. *laP PRANKIN, Tailor and Habit Maker, • Great King street (next Tabernacle), Dunedin. Latest patterns kept. 30m ~T~NGLO-PARISIAiN DRESS-CUTTING.— wC3I " Ideal one-piece Chart; easy to learn; perfect results.—Miss Kate Stewart. Evening Classes. Opposite D.l.O__ J£ T ADIES who wisli to make their own JL_ Dresses with elegant finish, Learn AngloParisian System of Dresg-cutting. MISS KATE STEWART has Resumed ■Teaching celebrated Anglo-Parisian System of Dress-cutting—simplicity, elegance, perfect fit. j. G. GREEK. ECONOMICAL Footwear.—Children's Allleather Strap Shoes, 7's to 9's, 2s lla; iO's to 13's, 3s Gd; Ladies', 3s lid. Cheapest evr-r offered. . ■ECONOMICAL Footwear.—Brown Cau'aa JLU Shoes, «ame price; Black, 6d extra. Ewrlsst-ine wear, latest designs, lowest prices. DAR_ Tan.—Ladies' Two-strap Shoes, 6s •6d, 7? 6d, 8s 6d; Laced Kid Walkuig Shoos same pricsa, EVENING Shoes.—Splendid variety from 2s 6d to 5.s 6d; Cloth Gaiters, 2s lid to 4s 6d; Slippers, Is lid to 4s Gd. JG. GREEN, 37 George street.—Most Be- • liable Footwear at lowest cash prices. ■JJeateat ahanes. latest noTeltiwi, ?"*•
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11455, 21 June 1899, Page 1
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