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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11798, 30 July 1900, Page 4

Special Advertisements. MARSEILLES RED JJOOFING rf ILES. em- OVER FOUR MILLION SOLD ANNUALLY IN AUSTUAL.i.-vIA.-^ LIGHT, .COOL, WATERTIGHT, JiViCR LASTING, PIOTGJRESQUE, INEXPENSIVE. UNIFORM COLOUR THROUGHOUT. QUALITY UNSURPASSED. DIRECT SHIPMENT NOW LANDED ex GUISEPPB D'ABUNDO, from MARSEILLES. ARTHUR BEISCOE & . CO, DUNED]N, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, AUCKLAND, INVERCARGILL, AGENTS for SOCIETE GENEKALTS DEB TUILERTKS DE MARSEILLE. |2JS.R TEE'S GEE AT SALE. riiRTEK'S GEE AT SALE. CARTER'S GREAT SALE. BARTER'S GREAT SALE. mO-DAY.-Tremendous Bargains in nil de- rilO-DAY.—At Carter's Great Sale all our ■2- partments. Carter and Co. take JL. Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks (with btock at the end of this month, Cape) now being slaughtered; and they are clearing out all g a ntf quality now 2s lid, and surplus stock at ridiculous prices. i 2a Hd for 3s lid, and so on. -_^ A^ Come early- Come ana see. nnO-DAY.—Carter's Great Sale for Dress Ma- mO-DAY.—At Carter's Sale—A grand lot of -K-. tenals, Pretty Neat Stuffs, also J. Ladies' Cloth Underskirts; choice Neat Tartans; make nice Dresses quality and good colours; <ts 6d or Blouses; worth Is yard; ' quality for 2s lid, and 6s 6d for rmn i^A-vr % pnce' 6sd- ia 6d, and so on. nnO-DAY.—Carter's Great Sale for Pretty mO-DAY.—At Carter's Sale—Ladies' Heavy -*•■ .blouse Flannelettes; sale price, JL. Molleton Floral Dressing Jackets, 2|d, 4Jd, and 6|d; worth nearly protty patterns; 7a lid quality PTrrr,TvAv- 011 . „ , now 4s lid, and 10s Od quality npO-DAY.—Carter's Great Sale—Colonial n ow Gs lld -B. Flannels less than mill price, mO-DAY.—At Carter's Sale—All their Trimfrom B|d yard; worth Is. Colo- JL. mc .d Hats and Bonnets eonsiclcrTr^r^^v £ lai B, lan'sets al' Sreatly reduced. nb ]y reduced, Trimmed Hats O-DAY.—Carters Great Sale for Uovrels, from 39 lld to 12a nd; Lndics' Quilts, Kugs Lace Curtains, all Bonnets, 6s lid to 10s 6d; worth at lowest sale prices. Sample neaT ] y double. Come and see. Cnrtams, 2J yards long, sale price, mO-DAY.-At Carter's Sale-A grand lot of O-DAY.-Carter s Great Sale for Ladies' Hats llcwcafc ,and be 3 t colours, all ' Rokets- Mantles, Capes, of New wit!l ribbon bands> etc-> 4s nd Shape Waterproof Cloaks; all at now 2a I]d . aud 6s lld for 3s nd _ ir Arm?* l?\ S*ll] P n"s- Ca!l and see. T^-OTE THIS.-CAETER & CO. have only T ADIES.-Note th.s-Carter ancl Co have IN| room to mention a few Lines, but Ji-J had a good year s trade, and they jf yoll couk] cal i ancl peo the w0 , 2 . are. now having a regular clean ■ d erful Bargains on ofier they feel up All. Oddments and Hem- sure it would bo to your advantage nants, and in all cases where they ns well ns theirs . They wa ° t hold too much stock, the reduc- room for new s l lipments now on uons wilTbe greater than usual. the water—yon want Bargains. GREAT SALE. £JARTER'S "fiHEAT SALE. fJAETEE'S GREAT SALE. GREAT SALE.

D.LC. GREAT BARGAIN TABLE SALE! FURTHER REDUOTION3 In All Departments. GREAT BARGAIN TABLE SALE! HIGH and RATTRAY'STREETS.

OVERLAND PASSENGERS. Satpuday's Thbotjgh Trains. From'Dunedin for the North.—Mrs P. C. Corliss and child, Mrs J. H. Dickinson, Mrs E. H. Jamieson, Mr R. G. Thomson. For Dunedin from the South.—Messrs R. Glendining, ■J. Arkle, Miss Russell, Miss Sparks, Messrs D. J. Bews. R. M'Alpine, R. Nicholson, D. M'Donald, W. Howes, F. Cantwell. ' , From the North for Dunedin.—Mr Maurice Joel, Mr R. Macdonald, Mr J. Campbell, Mr Percy Geddes, Mr Jas. J. Smith, Mr A. Wells ted, Mr R. Ross, Mrs F. E. Allen, Mrs Meddison. Hon. H. Gourley. M.L.C., Mr J. Black, Hon. George M'Lean, M.L.C. Mr J. A. Millar. M.H.R., Mrs Millar. Miss Millar, Mr O. Friedlander, Mr A. E. Jenkins, Mr Young. ' OTA GO WITNESS Thursday, July 26. LEAD US NOT INTO TEMPTATION. . ' ByEMMELINE. DARK HEROINES: ll— MARINA OP MEXICO. By Jessie.Mackay. TWO FRENCH CELEBRITIES.IN THE GLOAMING. By A Mechanic. IN A CHRISTCHURCH FOG. By Edith Seable G-rossmann. IMPERIAL PAPERS: j IX.-INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROGRESS. By R. N. Adams. | GEMS OF "THE NIGHT. By A Banker. FACE TO FACE. ART SCHOLARSHIPS IN SYDNEY. J By CtGAHETTE. ILLUSTRATIONS: THE GOLDEN COCK.-Starting on a Fruitless Mission—Erecting the Cock on the Eanfurly Dredge. THE LATE MR w PEDLOW, 1 ' Of Port Chalmers. i MR J. MAUDE, Judge of the late Dunedin Dog and Poultry bhow. DEAD ON THE BATTLEFIELD, After the Spion Kop Engagement. THE TROUBLE IN CHINA.-An Attack on a Mission Station. UNION FOOTBALL CLUB FIRST FIFTEEN^' 1900. THE TAIERI POULTRY SHOW.-The Judge—Pigeons and Bantams—The Judge (Mr Palmer) and the Secretary (Mr R. Gal!)— The Secretary Laying Down the Law. A PORT CHALMERS GIRL—MISS PLATTS, M.B. THE LAWRENCE POULTRY SHOW— '■ That's, no Pigeon! "—" The Kiwi "—Dorking Hen. THE S.S. TAUPOj Wrecked at Greymouth. THE WEST TAIERI PLOUGHING MATCH. Lunch Time—Mr Millar's Three-horse Team —Mr D. Campbell's Best-decorated PairMr Patrick's Champion Three-horse 'i'eam— Mr Dow's Team—The Judges at Work. TROOPER R. RIDDELL, Kaitangata, Fifth Contingent. POLLARD'S OPERA COMPANY.—Mr Will Percy and Miss Gertie Campkm. THE CHINESE EMPEROR AS A CHILD OF THREE. THE INCH-HOLME DREDGE Some Directors, Officials, and Builders—A Rccorcl in Dredge Building. , TUB • ANGLO ■ SPECIATj ■ . CVCLB NOTHING BETTER SNEDDON, storekeeper, Mornington, lias largo stock Loasby's Walioo, iSeiijamin Gum, Cinnamon Cure, Koolibah, and Toothacre Cure. 2Gm