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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12093, 12 July 1901, Page 6

Late Advertisements, I < OTAGO WITNESS! THIS WEEK'S ISSUE. Tli'o wliolo of LAST WEEK'S ISSUE of Hie Witness hiving been SOLD OUT, the Company beg to announce that tins week the illnstrated sheets are devoted ALMOST EXTIBELY to A Series of Pictures 01* THE DUNEDIN CEREMONIES .DURING THE ROYAL VISIT. A Very Large Edition has boon printed, but, a great demand is anticipated, and a ß en!s who require extra, copies are urgently requested to send in their orders at once in order to prevent disappointment. The, Company would draw attention to the following order for this week's' issue received from Mr Prictor, Xcws Agent,' Drnicdiii, as showing the sale Jfr Priclor anticipates :- Dunodin, July 3, 1901, Manager Daily Times Co. ; Dear 3ir,-As I aniiciiiate an extra, demand ■ for next week's Witness containing the Illustrations of the Triumphal Arches and the Street Decorations in Duiicd'm, will you be kind enough to supply me wiih 1000 COPIES as loon after issue as possible, and oblige, Yours faithfully, W. J. PMC'J'OH, News Agent. /"pE OF THE SIOHTS OF DUXEDIN, • G. k T. YOUNG'S GREAT JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT, 83 PRINCES STREET. This is the Place to Purchase WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER AXD SILVER-PLATED GOODS, ■ "■ . Elr\ • You ran olwnys rely upon getting VALUE for your MOXEV at (his ESTABLISHMENT, und a CHOICE of GOODS UNEQUALLED in XEW ZEALAND.

.0. ,V T. VOTING have lately made their SHOWHOOJI one-third larger,. ai;d during the last month have oivned out JE2300 wioimi Of THE NEWEST GOODS elilainnlile in the HOME MARKETS. All of these Goods have b?eu selected bv their Mr GEORGE YOUXG, and bought for"CASH. fi. & T. YOUNG claim to have FACILITIES possessed by no ntlw house for gcttitl" (he NEWEST GOODS at FIRST HAND, consequently they confidently invite conlDarisou jnd inspeclion o! their MAGNIFICENT STOCK, feeling assured that an inspection will result in business satisfactory to the PURCHASER bikl to them. SPECIAL VALUE IX- WATCHES. SILVER HUNTING LEVER WATCH',

'■ Xl'sGd. NICKEL KEYLESS OMEGA, £1 Gs. NICKEL KEYLESS MAXIM, £1. This is the place to , PURCHASE SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES. WATCHES and JEWELLERY REPAIRED on the PREMISES b: SKILLED WORKMEN, at REDUCED PRICES. Note the Address: G. & T. YOUNG, 88 PRINCES STREET. "rrUIE DUKE IN SOUTHERN ISLES." READY IN A FEW DAYS. The above Souvenir of 48 pages oi EXCELLENT ILLUSTRATIONS, With Letterpress by Malcolm Ross. Price, Is; by post, Is 3d, BRAITHWAITE'S BOOK ARCADE, And all Booksellers. lljy IN THE MATTER. OP "THE FOREIGN COMPANIES ACT, 1884." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the OFFICE in the Colony oi the MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY has been REMOVED from No. 17 High street, Dimtdin, and is now in the CITIZENS' LIFE CHAMBERS, Custom House Quay, in the CITY Of WELLINGTON. Dated this nth day of July, 1901. GEO. H. HARBROE, 13jy Attorney for New Zealand^ OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND ROYAL RECEPTION COMMITTEE. It is particularly requested that all ACCOUNTS against the Committee- be RENDERED not later than MONDAY, 15th hist., at 5 p.m. E. F. DUTHIE, Hon. Secretary. July 1!, ISOI. ]Jjy TO THE CHAIRMEN AND MEMBERS OF OTAGO SCHOOL COMMITTEES. 1 beg to state that I am a CANDIDATE for the EDUCATION BOAItD. Having for several years been a member of the Arthur street School Committee, Dimedin, 1 may fairly claim tc have a knowledge of the educational wants of Otago, and iherefore Respectliilly Solicit your Vole and Interest. I am in favour of: 1. Helping the School Cadets and Gymnasiums. 2. Increasing the School Committees' allowances, so as to properly provide lor necessary requirements. 3. A well-considered scheme for the promotion of teachers, 4. Adequate remuneration for teachers,- especially ior ability mid faithful Eer5. Diffusion throughout Otago, where possible, of Higher and Technical Educa6. Encouraging Kindergarten work. Considering tbe educative effect upon the' people of local control. I am opposed to centralising everything in Wellington. I am, yours faithfully, lOtf JOSEPH BIUITIIWAITE.

POULTRY Breeders. Attentinwi-South-land Society's Entries Close at Invcicatgill Will inst. ', DOG F».icier s bocietys Show Entries Close at lnvcr-rargill-Mtli inst. Good specials. PIGKO.V Bre«lors.-Don-t Forget Invcrcargill Show Entries Close 13th inat. 1% MRS DKEAVEH'S Clearing Sale Now On I'awn and Black Jackets, Ms Gd, Us Gd- Bind; and Coloured Capes. lGs f,d; Felt Hats, Is Cd Is 11.1; Trimmed Hats, 7s lid; Fur Toque. Is lid to 10s Gd; Bonnets, 10s Gd; Cordurov Blouses, 3s lid; Dress Skirts. 10s Gd: Flannelette Nightdresses, 2s Gd: Combinations 3s lid; Knitted Uudervests, lit!.—Mrs Drcaver. OALEi-Mrs Dreaver's Sale Now On. LATEST Importations from London-Brown Fur Necklets, is lid to 9s M;' White Necklets and Muffs, Is lid to los.

lADIES' Sac Coats, 20s to 425; Cravanette J Coats and. Waterproofs. 25s to 4Gs tkl.Adauuon and .Beveridge, 3 George, street.' BANKIN, Tailor and- Habit Maker, • • Great King str«t (next Tabemaclt), Dnnedin. Lateat patterna kept. 180 TF a Chemist tells you that something else X is ."just as good ,, u TUSSICORA, re-, fuse to .accept. Obtairlable Young and Anderson's. o.i m y ISS CI.OUGH'S Clearing Sale Xow On, to make room for. Shipments of New Goods; all gdods reduced. /»D BUNDLE Embroidery Silk, Is bundle W Filoselle Silk. Fleecy Wool Is head Berlin AVool Is, Is G<l head. MAORI-WORK Coseys, Bags, Wall and Watch Pockets reduced. - Miss CIOI'GH, 44 George street. 9jy WHITE Sewing Machines art the most complete machines iu the market; fitted with ball-beariug, for light running; they cannol be surpassed. See them at Melviile's, V> Georgo street. ' 18ju NOTE THIS !-There is only ene TUSSICURA, whick is a ccrtaia Cure lor all Threat mi Lung Affection;. 28ip