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Special Advertisements. J^AIISEILLES gED JJOOFTNG TILES-£3-OVER VOVII MILLION -SOLD ANNUALLY IN AUSTKALASIA.ISfi LIGHT, COOL, WATERTIGHT, EVERLASTING, PICTURESQUE, INEXPENSIVE. UNIFORM COLOUR THROUGHOUT. QUALITY UNSURPASSED. DIRECT SHIPMENT NOW LANDKD ex. GUISEPPiC'D'ABUNDO, from MARSEILLES. AETHUR BEISCOE & CO., DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHUROH, AUCKf AND, INVERCAUGILL, AGENTS for SOCIETE GENERAL^ DES TUILERIKS DE MARSEILLE. CARTER'S GREAT SALE. BARTER'S GREAT SALE. BARTER'S GREAT SALE. fIARTEB'S GREAT SALE. rpO-DAY.-Tremenaous Bargains in all de- mO-DAY.-At Cartons Great Sale all our JL . partments. Carter and Co. take -3- Ladies' Waterproof Cloaks (with Stock at the end of this month, Cape) now being slaughtered; and they are clearing out all 8s lid quality now' 2s lid, and surplus stock at ridiculous pricss. 12s lid for 3s lid, and so on. Come eerly ■ Come ancl see. nnO-DAY.-Carter's Great Sale for Dress Ma- mO-DAY.-At Carter's Sale-A grand lot of JL terials Pretty Neat Stuffs, also JL Ladies' Cloth Underskirts; choice ' Neat Tartans; make nice Dresses quality and good colours; 4s 6d or Blouses; worth Is yard; quality for 2s lid, and 6s 6d for sale price, Gld. 6d,'and so on. TO-DAY.— Carter's Great Sale for Pretty mO-DAY.—At Carter's Sale—Ladiea Heavy Blouse Flannelettes; sale price, JL Molleton Floral Dressing Jackets, 2ad 4 3d and 62d; worth nearly pretty patterns; 7s lid quality . doublet • now 4a H<s, f nd lOs 9a quality TO-DAY.— Carter's Great Sale—Colonial ' now 6s lid. -.' Flannels, less than mill price, mO-DAY.—At Carter's Sale—All their Tnmfrom BJd yard; worth Is. Colo- JL. mcN-1 Hats and Bonnets considernial Blankets all greatly reduced. - ably reduced. Trimmed Hats TO-DAY.— Carter's Great Sale for Towels, from 3s lid to 12s lid; Ladies Quilts, Eug3, Lace Curtains, all Bonnets, 6s lid tc 10s 6d; worth at lowest sale prices. Sample nearly double. Come and see. Curtains, 2i yards long, sale price, finO-DAY.—At Carter's Salo—A grand lot of Is and Is 3d each. JL Ladies' and Maid's Felt Sailor TO-DAY. Carter's Groat Sale for Ladies' Hats, newest and best colours, all Jacketß, Mantles, Capes, of New ■ with ribbon bands, etc., 4s lid, Sha-oe Waterproof Cloaks; all at now 2s lid; and 5s lid for its 13d. bargain prices. Call and see. -jVTOTE THIS.—CARTER' & CO. have only V ADIES.—Note this—Carter and Co. have Jml room lo mention a few Lines, but JLj had a good year's trade, and they ■ if you could rail and see the wonare now having a regular clean derful Bargain a on offer they feel up. All Oddments and Rom- -, sure it would bo to your advantage nants, and in all cases where they as well as theirs. They want hold too much stock, the reduo- " room for new shipments now on tions will be greater than usual. the water —you want Bargains. |P A R TEH'S ~GREAT SALE. riAETEE'S G R,E AT SALE. CARTER'S GREAT SALE. fIAHTEE'S GREAT. SALE. ' ) THE LEADING FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. BEDSTEADS. In spite of the recent Large Advances in Prices at Home, we arc still Selling at, Old Prices. 4ft 6in DOUBLE BEDSTEADS from 20s SINGLE BEDSTEADS, with WIRE MATTRESS, from 30s BRASS-BAILED BEDSTEADS from 37s 6d. .. BEDROOM FURNITURE. * THE LARGEST STOCK IN DUNEDIN. INSPECTION INVITED. Compare our Prices and Value with what can be procured elsewhere. CHAIRS. JUST LANDED, A SHIPMENT OF FANCY AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, IN PLUSH AND TAPESTRY. ■ ; . ' QUITE NEW DESIGNS, FROM 12s 6d. D.I.C.' NOTE!—A FEW REMNANTS of SILKS, VELVETS, AND DRESS MATERIALS LEFT '' UNSOLD WILL BE CLEARED AT REDUCED SALE PRICES. '

OTAGO Wl rrNESS Thursday, -Aug. 9. 1 ' ■ ■ ' THE BOER METHOD. OF DEFENCE. A HUMANIST HYMNAL." HYMNS- OF MODEBN THOUGHT. Eeviewed by Dinorhis. ';. THE BACKSLIDING. OF JACK ■ ;■ SAYfIE. ' . DARK HEROINES: MAEINA OF, MEXICO. (Concluded). By Jessie Hackay.. ■ LONDQN AND LADYSMITH, VIA PRETORIA. . . By Pater. . • . THE ABYSMAL DEPTHS. By A Banker:.MINE OWN~KINGDOM. ' By Emmeune. -, • THE CHINAMEN IN THE HOUSEHOLD. ILLUSTRATIONS: THE CHINESE QUESTION.—Boys' School at Chi fu- Mr J. H. Todd, of Chi fu— Shanghai Wheelbarrow—A Buddhist Tempis —Memorial Archway—Dr.and Mrs Howard ! ' Taylor—Mr O. G-aurdiola—Chinese China ■ Mender—Prisoners in tho Cangue—Prince Chun and Attendants—Entrance to Silk Factory, Chi fu—A Native and his Daughter— School Teacher at Chin Kinng and his Wifeand Family—Group of Children at the Chin Kiang School—Two Guards at Entrance Port of Ku Shan Monastery—Honan Eoad, Shanghai—Mr ,and Mrs Wallace in Native. Dress—Missionaries—Lady Doctor at Foo Chow—Boys at. Play—Church at Foo Chow for Foreigners—.Rev. J. H.-Taylor and Mrs Taylor—Miss Reid: —Promising Yoirag Celesiials. PEETOEIA DAY IN MATAUEA.—The Cameron Clan—A Group of the Townspeople. ME A. N. LINDSAY, Invercargill, judge at Bruce Poultry Show. GALVANIC and METALLIC DREDGES, in Course of Construction on tho Kawarau River. J. D. Milligan's eh g JOHN TEMPLE, winner of the Tapanui District Trot. ANCHORAGE, FEESHWATEE BASIN, MILFOED SOUND. JUNCTION ELECTRIC DREDGE and , CHAIE at Cromwell, Knwarau River. THE TRANSVAAL WAR.—Railway Bridge at Kroonstad Destroyed by tho Boers—Zulu Policeman—New Zealand Mounted Rifles at Victoria West—Troopers Whittingdon and Ford—N.S.W., Lancers, who escaped from Waterval Camp—Boer Waggons Captured near Ladysinith—Tho First Vi«it of Troopers to Ceres—A'Day Off—French Church Used as a Hospital for Sick and Wounded—Sergeant 'E. Hunter, Duncdin, Fourth Contingent. Mr P. Sinclair's Prizo WYANDOTTE . , COCKEREL. MEDICAL COMFOET, LEVELS CAMP, EASTER. , ■ PIRATES FOOTBALL CLUB, FIRST FIFTEEN, 1000. ME G. HUTCHISON, M.H.E., who is leaving New Zealand for South. Africa. THE AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH.— Lord Hopetoun, First Governor-general— Lady Hopetoun. MR THOMAS ' MACKENZIE, M.H.E., recently elected as member for Waihcmo. ASSASSINATION OF THE KING OF ITALY.—Tho Late King Humbert—Queen Margherita—Prince Victor Immanuel, the New King—Princess Helena, tho New Queen. THE LATE DUKE OF COBUEG AMD EDINBURGH. " PRINCE TUAN," Poking Drake, winner of South Island Championship at Bruce Show. Mr J. S. Kennedy's ."Dog BARNEY. The GOO- R uinea Merino Earn TRUE BOY. CURLING AT ST. BATHANS. THE ARTIST AND THE IRISHMAN. MAFEKING DAY AT ARROWTOWN.—Post Office Notice Written by Hand—lmpromptu Juvenile Procession— Effigy of Kruger. Q<NEDDON, storekeeper, Mornington, has ,kJ largo stock Loasby's Wahoo, i'.enjamm ■ Gum, Cinnamon Cure, Koolibah, and Toothuere Cure. 2e_ m _ O' ~T^l if DAILY TIMES AND VVITNK.SW ' JOB PIUNTINU DEPARTMENT. Job Printing of every description done witn Despatch and at tho Lowest Current Rates.

Special Advertisements. >—, • TEH ' : : — ANGLO ; SPECIAL — CYCLE NOTHING — —— BETTER — THOMSON & CO. S HIGH-CLASS A ERATED WATERS, And COR.WALS Contain nothing but the Pureafc Fruit Extracts, and are guaranteed entirely free from mineral acids. Specially Prepared SODA WATER FOR INVALIDS. ' ■«, GINGER ALB. First Prizo against 96 competitors in London. NINE SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS. A Record for Quality unequalled in Australasia. CNTANDABD INSURANCE COMPANY. lO ' Head Oface, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. FIRE, iiViUNK, AND FIDELITY. GUARANTEE RISKS Taken at Lowest Current Rates. THOMAS R. FISHER, General Manager. Telephone 721. nnHE FARMERS' PAPER.—THE OTAGO JL WITNESS Farm Pages aro universally acknowledged to be unequalled by those of any clher Now Zealand weekly, both for variety of their contents and the tound views expressed by the various members of tho large staff oi agricultural writers. The Witness is well mimed the "Farmers' Paper," for its name :s ;> household wocd in ovcrv stlllfirs honiestfiul. SIMON BROTHERS Again.—This week: Men's Strong Working Balmorals 8s Cd, Dress Balmorals from 7s lid, Bh'.ohera Ea Cd.

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11810, 13 August 1900, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Daily Times, Issue 11810, 13 August 1900, Page 4

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