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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11923, 22 December 1900, Page 9

TO LET. mO LEASE, SHOP and DWELLING, St. JL Andrew street (close George street).— Baker, 27 Rattray street. FOE SALE, 9-roomed RESIDENCE, Royal terrace; Kow ; £720.—BAKER, 27 Eattray street. 22d mO LET, SELL, or BUY Properties, conJL suit Baker Bros., estate agents, financiers Dunedin, Christclmrch, Wellington, Auckland. Eailway Notifies tions. MEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WAITAHUNA SHOW. THURSDAY, 27th DECEMBER, 1900. SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Lawrence Tor Waitahuna at 1.15 p.m., leturning at 2.0 p.m. The Train usually leaving Lawrence for Milton at 2.50 p.m. will NOT run. A SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Lawrence for Dunedin at 5.15 p.m., Wnitahuna 5.45 p.m., arriving Dunedin 10.0 p.m. This Train will connect with the evening train to Clinton at Clarksville. The Train usually leaving Milton for Lawrence at 7.5 p.m. will not leave till 7.25 p.m. 15d By Order. ■VTEI ZEALAND RAILWAYS. LAKE COUNTY RACES, At Qucenstov/n, JANUARY 10 and 11, 1901. EXCURSION FARES. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to Kingston a3 under: — From Dunedin, nnd all stations south thereof, including branches; date issuable, January The above Tickets will be available for Return up to and including WEDNESDAY, 23rd January, 1901. RETURN FARES will be:—First Class, 2d per mile; Second Class, Id pet mile; the minimum being 4b and Qs respectively. The Steamer Fare from Kingston to Queenstown will be 7s 6d Saloon Return. 22d By Order. Late Advertisements. T-|AILY npiMES AND WITNESS ■VMAS A NNUAL. ONE OF THE BEST PICTORIAL ISSUES OF THE YEAR. The above Publication is Now Published. Newsagents and Runners who have not sent in thoir Orders are advised to do so AT ONCE, otherwise the issue of their parcels may be delayed. PRICE ONE SHILLING. ILLS, DICK, and CO.'s Otago, Southland, and South Canterbury Directory, 1Q01; price Is Gd; at all booksellers. 20d A DAMSON & BEVERIDGE arc constantly Jrk. adding Fresh Novelties to their Select Stocky T7ILEGANT and Economical Millinery, X!i Stylish Costumes for the holiday season, New Blouse Muslins and Silks, Children's Pelisses and Walking Coats, Pretty Huts. WANTED— Men's Print Shirts, starched fronts, 2 Collars; 2s 6d, 2s 11(1—were 5s 6d, 6s 6d.—Bentham's, George street. 21d "I AA(I PRIME Turkeys, Geese, Ducklings, JHwU Fowls; all kinds fruit cheap.— Alt. Brown, King street; telephone 930. 21d CLUB HOUSE, Moray place Wost.-Profes-eor J. P. de Bhvmenthal, Phrenologist, Physiognomist, etc., can be consulted at above address; hours, 2to 10 p.m.; fees from 2s Gd; excellent credentials. 20d TTSEFUL XMAS PRESENTS. U VMAS Presents—Feather Boas, Lace Fichus, _Za»- Ties, Sunshades and Umbrellas, Kid and Cotton Gloves, New Veilings. VMAS Presents for Children—Pelisses, A. Hats, Bonnets, Children's Kid and Cotton Gloves, Sunshades. ""KTMAS Presents—Ladies' Trimmed Hats and JV Bonnets.-At J. & A. DOW'S, 14 and 1G George street. 21d CHRISTMAS POULTRY.-Georgoson and \J Co. wish their Customers and the General Public to call early, OR Send in their Orders for the Christmas Holidays. Young Fowls, Turkeys, Geese, and Ducklings. fi EORGESON AND CO., Fishmongers and VJT Poulterers, Rattray and George streets; Telephone 620. 20d "V^f m! STEWART. XMAS POULTRY, Xmas Poultry.-500 Pairs Prime Chickens, Ducklings, Goslings, Boiling Fowls, etc. CUSTOMERS can depend on getting the Very Best Poultry in town if only call early. A S Good Poultry is very scarce this season; jTS. All Goods delivered in town or suburbs WM. STEWART, Fishmonger and Poulterer, 19S Princes street South; Telephone 1274. 01(3 WANTED-ComfortnblcT and ~Styiinh Coloured Dress Shirts (soft fronts) for gentlemen; sb, 5s Gd.—Bentham's, George street. NOTICE.-Great Clearing Sale of Boots and Shoes during Xmas holidays; largest stock in town to choose from. WANTED, Town and Country People to Call and Inspect T. Wood's Great Stock TJIPORTED nnd Colonial make of Boots JL and Shoes at great reduction; Children's .and Ladies' Felt Slippers, from 9d pair. WOMEN'S Walking Shoes, from 4s lid; Men's Balmoral Boots, from 7s lid; Men's Bluchers, from 4s lid; T ARGE Shipment Gum Boots, Snow Shoes, JU Goloshes. Strong Boots and Shoes for Summer and Winter wear. TWOOD, Sole Patentee for New Zealand • Damp-proof Boot and Shoe Manufacture, Royal Arcade, Dunedin. lfid riTIEY the DON, 91 George street, for Cheap JL Men's and Boys' Clothing; 20 per cent, under ordinary prices. mRY the DON fo7~Cheap and Stylish Ties, JL Collars, White and Tennis Shirts, and all kinds of Underclothing. SUITS Made to' Measure; fit and workmanshiu guaranteed. Select your patterns at the Don. Price, £1 2s to £3" 15s. 16n OTAGO Bible Warehouse, Roynl Arcade, Duuedin.—Open Every Evening until 10 o'clock to December 31. pHRISTMAS and Now Year CARDS; latest V/ designs; splendid value; call and see; orders by post promptly forwarded. "V"MAS PRESENTS-Albums, Photo J-^. Frames, Writing Cases, Desks, Ladies' llnnd-biigs, Purses, Pocket Books, etc.—DERBYSHIRE, Arcade. lad TOP at Sligo's, George street, and Buy your Xmas Cards. It is impossible to do better. "PRESENTATION Articles, Dressin" Cases .11. Writing Cases, Desks, Albums, Photo JTames, are ail obtainable at Alex. Sligo's. KRUGER, Roberts, and Kitchener Xn^al Cards are among the splendid assortment at Sligo's, 42 George street. SENSIBLE Gifts for the Bp.iras can be had in the shape of Books, etc., from Alex. S.igo. MAKE no mistake! Sligo's, George street, the very best place for Purses, -Pocket Books, Albums, etc. BIARIES for 1901 can be obtained in great variety from ALEX. SLIGO, 42 George "1-cet. 17d BOBS," the new Transvaal War Game, can be obtained at all booksellers' and toy shopsj_price,_ls 3d and Is Gd. lod WANTED KNOWN—Boxing Day, grand Outing to Waitati Show; excursion fares; splendid exhibition of stock. 21d NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS (by Agricola) weekly in the Otago Witness,' dealing with subjects of current interest to farmers. "OUBLIC NOTICE.—A, Martinolli, Umbrella JL Manufacturer, 190 George street, is now recovering umbrellas from 2s 6d, and AS we make a Specialty of Re-covering, customers can rely on only First-class Workmanship. TJIGHEST AWARDS N.Z. and S.S. ExhibijLfl. tion, 1889-90. Cheapest Shop in town for repairs.—A. MARTINELLI, 190 George street. 17UJRNISH with 11. W. Branclell, 191 George . street. Noted house for Sideboards, Suites, and Bedroom Furniture. 15s