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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12006, 1 April 1901, Page 4

Special AdvertisementsAUTISTIC GJFTi ; ; ; ;" r ;~;"'; ; i i i i I . . . AimSTIC GlP'i'{ | • AUTISTIC GIFT! > r ■ / ( % ■ TEE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPAQ?-/'' (AUCKLAND) . "" ' .' WILL MAIL TREE; OF COST A BEAUTIFUL OLEOGRAPH 'J- TO ANY pekson;eetuenen(j jg' OLD GOLD TOBACCO LABELS 12 SMOKE OLD GOLD»TOBACCO! SMOKE OLD GOLD-TOBACCO! SMOKE OLD GOLD TOBACCO! KEEP THE LABELS. KEEP THELABELS, A Variety of Subjects may beithus; obtained, CARTER AND CO. for CARTER AND CO. New Autumn 'Drapery. Just Landed, ex Pvangatinnand Kumara, A SPLENDID VARIETY OF NEW SEASON'S»GOODS r IN-ALL DEPARTMENTS. CiPTFR &CO for New Millinery Hats (PIARTER & CO..for New Seapan's Flannels, and Bonnets'- a splendid choice; also \J from lOJito Is Gd yard; New Season's New Sailors, black, white, or colours; Blankets in great variety, cheap; New New Felt Velvet and Silk Hats-all at Table Lnen, Sheeting, . Towels, Lace verv moderate prices. Curtains, Art Muslins, etf.-chcap. CARTER &CO for New Mantics, Jackets, /BARTER & CO., for New Season's Hose, ' Canes Mackintoshes, Fur and Feather '"O Gloves, Ribbons, Laco Tlanneletto, and Necklets Fur Muds, Girls' New Cloaks, other Enfcrotdcnc3; New Braid and etc—at lowest prices. Bead Gimp Trimmings, New Beaver and C-VRTER & CO. for New Flannelette Under- Fur TnnLnings-chcrfl. clothing New Wool Vests, New Corsets, ,fIARTER.& W. for Nov Umbrellas, HandInfants''and Children's Clothing of all \J Itcrchiefs, Belts, Buckles, Millinery or kinds—cheap Dress Buckles, in wonderful variety— CARTER & CO. for DRESS MATERIALS. cheap. A grand lot New Season's Dresses, New (TiENTS, Try CARTER & CO. for New Velvets New Silks, etc.; New Beaver 'IT Colonial Lamh3wool Underpants, 3s lid, Cloth for Jackets. • H' l P 1 "" Colonial Sox, IOJd, Is, Is 3d, CARTER & CO. for NEW FLANNEL- Is 6d pal. ETTES.-Stripes. from 3|tl to lOJd; fi ENTS, TryCARTERs& CO. for Working Pink White, or Cream, from BJd to 10Jd; \X Shirt'c—a grand lot just opened; also Pretty Floral or Stripes, or Checks, from White Shirts, iroin 3s lid to 7a lld; r 5Jd to 10Jd. A grand lot. Gonts'''Ties and Bows, at Half-price, CARTER AND CO., THE CHEAP DRAPERS, CO AND 62 GEORGE STREET;,ALSO AT INVERCARGILL AND LONDON. djlcT] 1 i>.i.c. ■ ' / LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. DAINTY -WHITE SKIRTS FOR EVENING WEAR. The Choicest Garments lyet shown in Dunedin, ■ PRETTY DRESSING JACKETS. ' ' A large Variety in QuiltcdfSilk, Cashmere, Flannel, etc. LITTLE CHILDREN'S COATS. Both Cream and>'Colonred, and not expensive. INFANTS' PELISSES AND GOWNS. Wo have imported a specially nice lot this season. ALPINE COMBINATIONS. In all-sises; alsopSilli, Silk and Wool, etc. SPECIAL. HARDERFOLD HYGIENIC UNDERWEAR. • We are E oV aß «ts in Dunedin for this splendid Underwear, the finest yet nroduced, and recommended by all tho leading physicians in the United States. Combinations, and Vests in stock. DXC. I " ".D.I.C.

OTAGO WITNESS Wednesday, March 27. THE MUSIC OF TPIE BUSH; THE BELL BIRD. By A. G. C. IN THE HEART OF AFRICA, THE CENSUS. By P.vm. "GOING TO PORT" ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. By Snao. SOMETHING "ABOUT LONG- • FELLOW. A BIT OF CRAZY PATCHWORK. By Eumelihi. SOCIETY AND ITS DOINGS. ILLUSTRATIONS: THE CHINESE MISSION-.-Mesws Don and M'Neuv on Tour—Cradling on the Molyceux —Hydrauliekinj at - Spec Gully—Sluicing at Round Hill—Tfie Missionaries Climbing a Hill—The Old Man-Chinese Cave Dwellings —Chinese Miners' Hut at Four-mi!o CreekChinese Miners' Hut at Round Hill—An Open-air Meeting at Kycbutn. A. DISASTROUS FIRE.-Tho Express Company's Sforcß and Stables, THE TRANSFER OF THE DUNEDIN Procession. A BIG SHIPMENT OF TEA.-Twenty.four-Tons, A UNIQUE REUNION AT WAIKOUAITT.The Local Committee—Descendants of Early Settlers—Me.gnet Passengers and their Descendants. THE BOER WAR.-Departure of the Last Batch of the Scventli Contingent—North Otago's Contribution (o the Seventh Contingent. MISS CHRISTABEL DUNCAN, who came from Melbourne to work as a Sister in connection with St. Andrew's Church. THE DRUIDS' PICNIC AT EVANSDALE.The Committee—The Official?— Prize Babies. A UNIQUE GATHERING.-Leading Theatrical Managers and Actors. MISS B. PAYNE, Sole Proprietor of the Payne Pamilv Bellringers. WESLEYAN METHODIST CONFERENCE AT WELLINCTON.-A Fine Grontt-Rev. C. 11. Garland-Rev. D. J. Murray-Rev. Robert Haddon. THE CAVERSHAM INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. —General View o{ the Buildings—Group of Children and some of the Attendants—The Band and Boys in Khaki—The Band in Charge of Mr Marryolt—Physical Drill—Mr Bnrlinson—Mrs • Burlinnon—The Drying Lawn—A Comer of the Dining Room—The Girls' Dormitory. THE WEST TA.IERI HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY'S SHOW.-Mt Howden Judging Annies—Some of the Floral Exhibits—Mrs Rutherford ami Miss Miller Judging the. Home-made Bread. THE OTAGO GOLF CLUB.-The Club House and Caretaker's Resideiire—Messrs Tapuer and MncEwan Plnving—Mr Roberts Driving -Mr Holmes Putting-Mr J. R. Scott Driv-

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Special Advertisements, mHE ANGLO-NEW ZEALAND CYCLE COMPANY Invite Inspection of ■New Devices in Free Wheels, •including two-speed Hub with ■ Free Wheel Combination. "*TOU can depend on riddirg your children i of Worms with WADE'S WORM FIGS, the wonderful worm worriers. Price, la. lap 0~ TAOO DAILY TIMES. - This r-nly Woitiiviy Newspapor published between Oamaru and Invercargill. Circulating extensively ih Dunedin and all Provincial townn.