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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12243, 6 January 1902, Page 1

Amusements THEATRE. DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY, TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Reappearance of the Popular Comique and Descriptive VocAlist, Mr HARRY BAXTER. Enormous Reception Nightly oJ ZOBEDIE. Mr FRANK YORKE. Mr JOHN BROMLEY, Mr ERNEST FITTS, THE HOWARD SISTERS, Miss BEATTIE GALARDI, Mr JOHNNIE COLLINS. Miss aNNETTA BO DIN. Miss CARA DALBY. Miss MILLIE HERBERTE, Mr W. B. CADZOW. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! STILL ANOTHER ENGLISH SIAK. First Appearance in New Zealand of LUCRICTIA. Specially Dancer and Burlesque Artist (By arrangement with Mr Harry Rickards). PRICES: 2s and Is. FOR SALE. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceeding Sixteen words are inserted for SIXPENCE; or for one week, 2s 6d. If orders come by letter it must l>e understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. FOR SALE, G-roomed HOUSE, Roslyn; all conveniences; tram passes door.—Malhciou, 27 Rattray street. 6ja FOR SALE, the Third Class Yatch KIA--01iA.-Apply A. Wiseman, Port Chalmers. Gja FOR SALE, Capital HOTEL, Dunedin City'; good business centre; leasehold (6years); first-class commercial and bar trade; low rental; a bargain.—Address Box 119, P. 0., Dunedin. 4j& FOR SALE or LEASE, West Taieri Hotel.Particulars W. Snow, Outran], Gja LADIES in quest First-class Humber BICYCLE; owner leaving colony; exceedingly cheap; inspect—R. Brow, High street. Gja FOP. SALE. Orchard and Garden (10 acres), 7-roomed House.—Particulars Wm. Snow, Outram. 3ja ROVER and Raglan BICYCLES Sold on the Hire System; second-hand bicycles taken in exchange as part payment; large reduction for cash on Bicycles and Sundries.— Melville, 40 George street. 28d ONE Multitubular Steam BOILER 12ft by 4ft Gin; 51 tubes; 1001b pressure; complete; nearly new.—The Dunedin Engineering Company (Limited), Willis street. 12d FOR SALE, 132 ACRES,'near Ominii station and dairy factory; easy terms.— Mrs Marshall's Store, Valley". 20d FOR SALE, Purebred Irish TERRIER and Gordon Setter PUPS.-Findlay and Thomas, Plumbers, King street. 24d WANTED to SELL, Lady's BICYCLE; almost new; satisfactory reasons.--Daisy, Times Office. ;!ld BICYCLES.-Large Selection English Machines; exceedingly cheap; through compelling force; every cyclo' guaranteed.-/!*. Brew, High street. 28d Oft A — GOOD Second-hand English tMAlt* PIANO; excellent value-Apply F. Howell and Co., Piano Depot, Octagon. FOR SALE, 11-stop American ORGAN; high mirror top; almost new.—Howell, Organ and Piano Depot, Octagon. 23d R' E"ciPROCITY.-Carpenters r Tools, Garden Tools, Crockery, Household Furniture, 2 Bookcases (70s), Linoleum (cheap).—G-albraith's, 149 King street. 27n FOR SALE or LEASE, a Good GENERAL STORE and BOARDING-HOUSE; every convenience; m a good fanning district. For particulars apply to Quin and Rodgers, Tapanui. 280 SALE-Tangy» : s Gas, Oil, and Steam ? Engines, Boilers; Pumps, Hydraulic Machinery, Jacks, Pulley Blocks, etc. FOR SALE—Tangye's Contrifugal, also Duplex Pumps; on water, 500 gal to 4000 gal pumps. QUOTATIONS given and Indents executed for all classes of Tangye's and other B. DENNISTON & CO,, Stuart street. 8d ITIOR SALE OR TO LET, ' A FELLMONGERY And Complete Plant (including Drying Machine and Hydro Extractor, etc.), In good working order, with all conveniences, including a constant and plentiful supply of running water. Apply HARTY & CO., 4ja Bond street. TO LET. TO LET, 7-roomed HOUSE, Clyde street South; hot and cold water, bath.—Apply 17 Hyde street. Gja LADY Student desires RENT Room with fireplace; elderly couple preferred; central.—Student, Times Office. lja TO LET by TENDER, on or before 11th inst., LEASE of Blacksmith's Shop, Waihola.—For particulars apply C. Robertson, Waihola. , . 4ja TO LET, OFFICE and STORE; lately occupied by Turnbull and Jonos, Agricultural Hall—Particulars apply Secretary. TO LET, Mr Hardv's New Brick OFFICE and STORES, 38 Maclaggan street; also Front Upper Office. 30d TO LET, Handsome and Up-to-date New G-roomed HOUSE; five minutes from Post Officc.-H. F. Hardy. 30d CLUB HOUSE, Moray place.-Furnishcd, Unfurnished ROOMS to LET; two large rooms,—Fea, auctioneer, Manse street. Borough Conncil Notifications TDOROUGH OF NORTH-EAST VALLEY. DOG TAX, 1902. Pursuant to the provisions of "The Dog Registration Act, 1880," and " The Dog Registration Act Amendment Acts, 18S2 and 1890," Notice is Hereby Given that the REGISTRATION FEE for Each Dog is hereby fixed at tho SUM of TEN SHILLINGS for Each Dog, and that the Office of the Undersigned has been appointed as the place at which all such Registration Fees are to be paid. THEODORE ARNOLD, Town Clerk. January 3, 1902. N.B.—The Registration Fees are now Due without further notice. 4ja. THOROUGH OF CAVERSHAM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Cavershani Borough Council have fixed the Dog Registration Fee for the Year 1902 at Ten Shillings for Each Dog, and the Council Chambers the place for Registration. Office hours: Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 4 to G p.m.; Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Owners of unregistered dogs are liable to a Penalty of £5 for Each Dog. MARTIN PEARCE, . • Dog Registrar. Caversham, December 30, 1901. 31d TDOROUGH OF SOUTH DUNEDIN. UNPAID RATES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LEGAL PROCEEDINGS will bo taken for the RECOVERY of All Rates remaining Unpaid after the 20t!i January, 1902. 11l accordance with Section 60 of " The Rating Act, 1891," TEN PER CENT, will be added to amounts after above date. The Council has also resolved to CUT THE WATER OFF all PREMISES whero ihe Rates are NOT PA T D on or before the said 20th i .n'UARY, 1902. J. RANKIN. Town Clerk. South Dunedin, 14th December, 1901. 16d OTAGO WITNESS.-New Stories. A large Amount of Bsadine Matter. Price 6d.