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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11935, 8 January 1901, Page 6

late Advertisements. ' "D.S.A. IMPORTANT NOTICE.' THE DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Will BE CLOSED ALL DAY "WEDNESDAY, . 'Preparing for Their . GREAT REMOVAL SALE AND SUMMER FAIR. ■ ■ Which Begins on ' '; : THURSDAY: NEXT.

BALANCE SHEET INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. Cr. ■ : .• ■ ■ .• ■ ■ ■ ■ By subscriptions per cash book .. .. .-. ■ ' £4553 12 5 Dr. To expenses— Sundry small ?.c----counts per C. R., ;.. Smith :£ 310 0 D. Benjamin and Co. ■ 210 4 Oiago Daily Times Company '...'. 27 3. Scoullar & Chiaholm 811 6 J. Wilkie & Co. >.. 27 18 '7 Evening Star Co. .. 2 8 0 Coulls & Culling .. 0 6 3' Swan & Co. .... 010 0 Paid first two cables 5 8 6Petties .. .. ■.'.' 018 . —:— — -£ 53 12 5 Remitted to Calcutta ; 4500 0 0 . .•' ' £4553 12 5 ' G. L. DENNISTON, ■ ■ ■. Hon. Treasurer. Dunedin, 7th January, 1901. IN THE COURT OF SESSION IN SCOT- . LAND.. INTIMATION. IS HEREBY GIVEN that a. Petition has been presented to the Court (Lord Kyllachy, Ordinary; Mr Brown, Clerk) by Mrs Mary Finlay or, Cameron, Alexander Cameron, Donald Cameron, and Margaret Scott Cameron, all residing at No. 29 Eraser's Buildings, Pilnnur, Forres, under "The Presumption of Life Limitation (Scotland) Act, 1801," praying tho Court to' find that LEWIS CAMERON, sometime resident in Church street, Inverness, ■ afterwards in Elgin, and afterwards in Duhedin, New Zealand, and Melbourne, Victoria, lias disappeared, and the date on which ho. was last known to be alive , .was Bth November, 1837, and that he shall bo presumed to have died on Bth November, 1894, being exactly seven years niter the date at which he wa3 last known to. be alive. On which Petition an Interlocutor was pronounced on 16th November,.' 1900,' appointing intimation of the dependence thereof to be 'advertised once a week for two successive weeks in newspapers circulating in the colonies of ; New Zealand and Victoria. NISBET & MATHISbN, S.S.C., Solicitors for the Petitioners. 21 York piace, Edinburgh. ' Sja ~T~E N K~~I N S ' S INSTITUTE for MEDICAL ELECTRICITY, . Upper Rattray street, Dunedin. / The Most Completely Furnished Electro- ' Medical Establishment in the Colonies. Treatment by Latest Scientific Methods—viz.: Galvanism, Faradism, Frankliniam, Magnet'iom, Electric Massage, Hot Air, Vapour, Galranic and Coloured Sunlight Baths, etc. 'Powerful Rontgen X Rays employed. Tho following Afflictions Treated by Mr Jenkins with, most gratifying results:—Brain and Nsrve Exhaustion, Muscular Contractions, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica, Partial Paralysis, St. Vitus's Dance, Synovitis, Goitre, Injured Spine, etc. . Superfluous Hair removed without pain by Electrolysis. Lady Assistant for Lady Patients. MONEY.- J lIOItDER & MOLONEY, 90 Princes street, Telephone, 1233. MONEY BROKERS, i —- ' ' ' . Money to lend on Furniture, Pianos, Cattle, Horses, Life Policies, Promissory Notes. Trade Bills discounted at Bank Rates. No commission. DAVID BAXTER & CO., Importers of CEYLON TEAS, j n large pnd Small Packspej, Packed in Ceylon "KANDYAN" BRAND ■ ' Is Rich, Fragrant, and Malty, Also, ■ VERY OLD GLENLIVET WHISKY, "THE GOVERNOR" A clean, wholesome, and well-matured spirit of excellent boupet and flwour. ' T-kAILY miMES AND WITNESS XMA9 ANNUAL, PRICE ONE SHILLING. ONE OF THE BEST PICTORIAL ISSUES OF THE YEAR. The above Publication ie Now Published. STAMP with your own Nnme for marking linen; Is Gd.—Anglo-American Novelty Company, 142 George street. Bja A CETYLENE GAS—Midnight, sunlight, A night like day; permanent generators for use in country houses, (PHURCHES, Hotels, &c, where coal gas is $J not available; portablo generators for outside work', dre'dgea, &c. . ■ ' T ARGE Stock of.Gas Fittings and Gas Jj Appliances, Boiling. Burners, Grillers, &C.-J. COUSTON, ■Princes street.' ' Sja OBS! rE New Transvaal War Game; Is, posted Is 3d; all booksellers, etationers, and fancy goods dealers; wholesale from Braitliwaite's Book Arcade. FOR either 2or i players. Another 1000 sold in 3 days; second edition 10,000 just published. ; ,■ '■ ■■. TJjWERYBODY proclaims "Bobs" tho best Hi game ever invented. Amusing, instructive, exciting! A wonderful study in war tac-t-cs. : ■ fjnHE various officers and troopers act their V JL respective parts ae-in South' Africa; railways, rivers, trenches, kopjes, drifts, towns,forts, ■ ' ' ' ' COVERS to be overcome. Old and young, rich and poor can play the new Transvaal War Game of Bobs. ■j&TISS ADELA HOOPER, of Adelaide, PROFESSOR of Dancing, Deportment, Calisthenics; for some years Resident Assistant of Madamo Garbois, Kildaro street, Dublin. HYGIENIC Spanish Graceful Exercisee, and all fashionable Dances; circulars at Dresden Depot. 28d ÜBLIC NOTICE.-mtchcock Bros, (late of the Octagon Furnitiire Warehouse and George street) are now in Frederick street (opposite Mollison and Co.'s) with a very good Stock to select from, and make up emy class of Furniture to' customer's own DAWSON & CO., Watchmakers, Jewellers, Opticians, 21 George.street.—Best value for your money iri Jewellery. - OUR' ELECTRO-PLATE is. extensive and varied, good and cheap; very suitable for wedding and other presents. • ' /"I OLD, Silver, and Metal Watches, Gold and "Uγ Silver Chains, Engagement Rings, Keepers, and Wedding Rings. ■ ■ ■■■•'..' JEWELLERY Made to Order; Old Jewelft* leryrhade up into New Designs; Watches thoroughly Cleaned and Repaired. ■ SEE our Magnificent Stock Brooches,-Rings, etc. ' Bring your tarnished jewellery along, we will clean it gratis. - 29n J' G. GREEN. EEMEMBER, Best Value iri Boots, Shoes, Slippers; see windows.—J. G. Green, manufacturer, importer, 37 George street. SPECIALITIES.-Ladies , Superior Walking Shoes, 4s 6d, 5s 6d; Chrome, guaranteed, 7s 6d, 8s 6d; Children's Strong Balmorals,- 7 to 9, 3s 6d. ._ ■__ ' CANVAS SHOES, black, brown, white, 2s lid upwards; Evening Shoes, heels, 2s 6d upwards; Carpet Slippers, Is Cd upwards. /GENTLEMEN'S. Chrome Goloshed BalVJT morals, 12s 6d; Black Canvas Shoes, os 6d.—J. G. GREEN,' boot manufacturer, imR2jtf&_B7 Ge.qjse • ■■■■'.-■■ JUa