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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12933, 28 March 1904, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVEB7&EMENT3. SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. gTANDARD JNSURANCU COMPANY. Head Office, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. ' FIRE, MARINE, AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE IUSICS Taken.at Lowest Current Rotes. THOMAS lli FISHER, General Maniger. Telephone 21V. WAI - 110 NGO A. In- now atknowl edged by .Medics! Men to t)9 n Useful Dioletib in cases of Constipation, Iridigeslion, LiWj and Rheumatism. Bottled only nt the Springs from its own Natural Gas colle.fcted at the Springs, ind iiolds. strongly in solution the following MINERAL SAT.TS: SULPHATE. Sofia. BICARBONATE (.) !•' SODIUM, DicAiißoNAiK m? magnesia, CHLORIDE 01? SODIUM. jWE HOLD TEN f-rr.CIAIj GOLD MEDALS. THOMSON & Cu 29j« T. J, COLLINS, Deniist, bus RETURNED FROM ENGLAND and AMERICA, and may bo CONSULTED AS USUAL. rp It o~M SON & C O.'S SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL SODAWATER FOR INVALIDS. WHAT THOSE WIIO USE IT SAY. Please find' enclosed pound in payment of your account, niid forward ma another Six Dozen. I will bu glad to get it. as I reckon it does j mo mora good flia.n all tbe nicdicino going. G PAGEL, Aloeraki. kTAGO 'WITKESS.r-Sev.- Stories. A larg v Amount of Heading Matter. Price Gd. OTAGO WITNESS- 1 ' WEDNESDAY, MCH. 23. A SCOTTISH HISTORICAL CASTLI! OLD AGE. By EmsikliVe. WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE. By E. Gladys Hauyzt. DANIEL O'CONNELL. HOKITIKA AND HACK: NOTES BY THE WAY. GLENMARK. By Jessie Maokat. THREE VALUABLE REPRINTS. Reviewed bt Dinounis. IN OLD LINLITHGOW. By E. S. Gnossjux, M.A. TIIE ISLAND OF ST. HELENA. JIM. By AwrriML South. THE ROMANCE OF LIFE. By A Banker. This week's ILLUSTRATIONS com priso : — THE PREMIER'S TOUR THROUGH SOUTHERN OTAllO: In tho Back Blocks: The Premier ai a Bullock Driver Crossing a V.'asli-out on a Trolley On Board tlio Steamer Clydo on tin Molyncux Tlic Premier and tlio Banquet Com mitteo at Owaka. Crossing tlio iMolyncux in a Punt The Premier Among the School Children The Kdendale Homestead Views of Edondalo Kslate. Kelso Mounted Rifles in [lamp. Peculiar Grov.'tli ami Petrified- Specimens. Campers at Wiltshir Bay. Bathing in tho Leith. Monster Shark Caught at Bluff. Views o:i (ho Wanganui Kiver. Slmg Rookery at Lord's River. On tlie Track to Ringa Ringa. Tlie Commander-in-Chief of the British Army. Russians in Winter Costume at Mukden. A Korean Cily: Mokpho. Japanese Cavalry Remounts In a Tight Place. "Hold on there, your- pinching me." (By "Jim.") Aurois tlio leo on Lake Baikal. South African Pictures Photoed by Mr J. A. Kinsulla. Study of a Dog's Head. H Ell B ERT, II AYN ES, & CO. NEWEST SHADES. —o— NEWEST FASTENERS. NEWEST MAKES. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. KOTE.—Wo are novr showing the teat-assorted range of Fabric, Kid, Nucde, and Lined Gloves ever stocked by us, Only reliable makes find a place in our celebrated Glore Department. KID GLOVES—S/0, 2/11, 3/fi, 3/11,4/3, 4/11 to 7/8 SUEDE GLOVES—2/G, 2/11, 3/0, 3/11,4/11 to G/Il LINED GLOVES (Clasp or Fur Top)— 3/11, 4/11, 5/6, G/6 to 12/6 LATEST SHADES in the MERLIER WASHABLE SUEDE GLOVES. We are showing SEVERAL MAKES of WASHABLE KID GLOVES—S/0 and 0/0 The MOCHOS (Lined or Unlined)—The most comfortable Glove on the market. HERBERT, HAYNEIS, & CO., Glove Importers. ■ ~.. ' . ■piiNNY POSTAGE FOR THE BIG WEEKLIES. THE OTAGO WITNESS ' CAN NOW BE POSTED TO GREAT BRITAIN, CANADA, AND THE AUSTRALIAN STATES For i One Penny. The Publishers or any Newsagent in Dunedin or the Country Districts rill always bo glad, on rccsipt of 7d in S tamps, to Post tho Witness to any Address in the above Countries. Style and Quality at Moderate Prices. STYLISH MOLESKIN COATS From 42s Cd to 12 guineas UP-TO-DATE COSTUMES From 47s Gd toG guineas HANDSOME MANTLES From 35s fid to 10 guineas DRESS SKIRTS, accordian-pleatcd in black i From 35s Cd to 65s BLACK DRESSY COSTUME SKIRTS, on tillc foundations From 70s to 6 guinea? HANDSOME ELECTRIC SEAL COATS From 13 guineas TEA GOWNS, in accordian-pleatcd materials From 49a Gd to Gss REPELLUS CLOTH RAINCOATS (the latest styles) From 45s to Gss EASTER HOLIDAYS!...' FOR WHICH WE HAVE MADE GREAT PREPARATIONS. Our LONDON MILLINER (Miss MINNIE IIOBSON) is already CAUSING RTiEAT EXCITEMENT AMONGST THE LADIES of Dunedin by the EXQUISITE! aiid ARTIST!CALLV DESIGNED MODELS which she has placed on VIEW IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. We. have this week OPENED (ex lonic) NINE CASES MILLINERY and DRESS GOODS. "" LADIES wishing COSTUME and HAT COMPLETE will find only the VERY LATEST NOVELTIES in these Departments. Cus■lio lias W.c arc pleased to slate we have now every confidence in recommending to all tomers' our NEW DRESSMAKER (Miss A. A. FLETT, lato of Melbourne), who jim been with to for. {lie past two months, and has sufficiently proved to ourselves and our Customers iior ABILITY as a FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER. PERFECT FIT and. STYLE'GUARANTEED. CHARGE EXCEEDINGLY MODERATE, :To..avoid disaprioiiiliupnt, we would nsl; Patrons to place all HAT and DRESS ORDERSIforiEASTEIt HOLIDAYS as EaRLY AS POSSIBLE. at DALLAS & WATT'S,