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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13307, 12 June 1905, Page 6

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. —— " ~7 rr AST Two Weeks of W. D. Houston's a J .Final Clearing Sale. /Ti ENTLEMEN'S Mercery, Hats, Overcoats, VJT etc.; stock must be cleared quickly. EVERY ARTICLE Reduced in price. Bju '"PI A A REWARD for Information Convict3W.UU ing any person Taking Stock oft Roxburgh, Berkley, or Traquair Stations.—A. £. yard, manager.. ' 2f CtTUDY Your Feet.—Ladies' Kid Shoes, . *0 from Gs (id; Chrome Shoes, 7s 9d.— Simon Brothers, George street. 3ju (OIAXOS, ORGANS, VIOLINS. - Visit •JL Howell and Co.'s Central Depot, Octagon; splendid valne; satisfaction guaranteed; cash or terms. 9jn rpAPERHANGINGS.—Most Artistic Designs Ifi.' and Colourings; Friezes to match; great assortment, lowest prices—Smith and Smith ' (Limited). ]2ju . , (ORINCE ALFRED INSTITUTE—Private • ' 'JL Hospital (Licensed by Government), 342- ' ' JM Great King street, Dunedin. SEPARATE ROOMS medical maternity cases. Telephono 18C-0. Dispensary at- ' tached,—Terms E. A. Thomson, matron. ' jOAPERIIANGINGS. - The Finest and lIL Largest Collection; latest designs and lowest price 3. i, ■ ]2j u SMITH fc SMITE (LTD.). ."EIISHERMEN, Miners, and Dredgemen.— j IE? Try Simon Brothers, George street for Gum Boots. 3ju IA NY DOGS STRAYING 011 the property Jl3l known as Castle Hill, and now in my possession, will be. shot.—P. Field. 7ju (TI.ENTS' HIGH-CLASS: BOOTS.-Cele-*Ur brated " Florsheira's," " Ncttleton's," ■ ' . "Flexible," "Sovereign," "Pollard's," "Snow's."—Simou Brothers, George.street. •PICTURE, ROOM, and FURNITURE MOULDINGS.—Wo carry very large ■ stocks. MOUNTING BOARDS. Bju SMITH & SMITH (LTD.). qaaA HOLLIES and OLE ARIA; fine oUUv strong plants for hedges.—J. H. Seideliu, nurseryman, Momington. r.UIT Trees, Shmhs, Roses (best varieties), Macrccarpa, Laurels, etc.—J. H. Seideliu, nurseryman, Milton street, Morning--1 ton. 10ju LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE - DRIVING " (by Reynolds), posted 5s Gd. Valuablo iWorks for Carpenters.—Alex. Sligo, 42 George street. jOITI—The Game-that is all the rage; Is 2d, jL ■ and Is Bd, post free.—Alex. Sligo, stationer. " "TtTICTOP.IKA" Copies Design.? 011 Paper, 5 V Wood, or Fabrics; useful to ladies and appreciated by children.—Sligo, George street. fSJETINTER'S COMING.—Buy a Fireside 1? V' .Game to pass the long evenings.—Great variety at SLIGO'S, George street. -10ju COOKHAM BOOTS in Strong or Medium Makes, Just the tiling lor winter wear. Simon Brothers, George street. 3ju SUTTON'S SEEDS, for Present Sowing.— Cabbages: Sutton's Earliest, Sutton's Imperial, Sutton's Favourite.—Skene awl Fleming. SUTTON'S SEEDS, for Present Sowing.— Broccoli: Sutton's Superb White, Sutton's Perfection, Maincrop.—Skene and Fleming. SUTTON'S SEEDS, for Present Sowing.— Cauliflowers: Sutton's Early London, Sutton's Early. Walcheren.—Skene and Flemiug. . BUTTON'S PEAS, for Present Sowing.— Earliest Marrow; a grand pea; very early. Skene and Fleming. SUTTON'S FLOWER SEEDS, for Present Sowing. — Stocks, Pansy, "Wallflower, Sweet PeA;, Auricula.—Skene and Fleming. SUTTON'S Vegetable and Flower Seeds— the best procurable, in sealed packets, Gd each.—SKENE & FLEMING. . 12ju SIMON BROTHERS, George street.— Special Shipments now opened. Ladies' and Gents' and Children's Wear. SIMON BROTHERS, George street.— Men's Working Boots, 7s lid; Dress Boots, 9s 6d; Evening Shoes, 4s lid. 3ju SHEET GLASS for Conservatories, PLATEGLASS, Coloured and Ornamental Glass ot every kind. 12ju SMITH & SMITH (LTD.). •ftifEW ZEALAND- SHEEP-BREEDERS' " J.H ASSOCIATION, SOUTH ISLAND. NOTICE. The following ADDITIONAL APPLICACATIONS for REGISTRATION, under the New Rules (as already published) have been received:— Ei. Leicester (Mr Thomas Howling, Rakaia). Border Leicester (Messrs Macfarlone and Co., Teviot Station, Miller's Flat). Objections, if any, to the above applications must bo lodged with the Secretary on' or before JULY 1, 1905. Full particulars regarding the above applications may bo seen at the oilice of the Association, Canterbury Hall. Chrislehurch. -U. MURPHY, I-jn Secretary. T IST OF WINNERS of CASH BONUSES in FIFTH ICOZIE TEA CASH DISTHIBUTIOx\, June 7, 1905:- . Philip Pereta, Ormond, Poveriy Bay £5 0 0 Mrs Florence Jones, Kumara .. ..500 St .Columbkilles Convent, Hokitika.. 5 0 0 Miss Rcid, Union street, Milton .. 0 0 iliss J. M. Fitzgerald, Wamihiuihi.. 2 0 0 Miss Freda Kennedy, Ivumara .. ..100 Mr W. Woodill, Pentland Hills, Waimate 010 0 Mr A. Young, Georgetown 0 10 0 Miss E. Jones, Dilhnanstown, Kumara 0 10 0 , Mr S. ~ Shepherd, Scotland street, , Roxburgh ' 0 10 Q The following are Winners ot Smaller Sum?: Miss E. Gibbons, Scddon street-, Kumara. Mrs AV. A. Nelson, Morven. Mrs K. Benson, Ormond, Poverty Bay. Jlrs Geo. Robins, Morven. Miss Lizzie Miller, Glenore. Mrs S. Webb, ;Rangitata Station, S. Canterbur}-. Mjs Jas. Kelly, Jaeksons, Westland. Oldham, "Wernetti," Nelson. Miss Kate Biggar, Croydon, Gore. Miss M. Allan, Pembroke. Mrs T. T. Young. Anderston road, Roslyn. Mrs W. Dunn, RiversdaJe Farm, Milton. IMiss Ann Hanley, Clarksville P.O. Mrs W. Hardwick, Waimato South. Mrs A. W. Stables, Duncan street, Dunedin. Miss Mary Paskell, Manuka Creek. Mrs R. Greig, Mrs Kate Rog3n, High street-, Caversham. Mrs W. Haynes. Mill road. Waimate. Mrs Burnside, Waikouaiti. Mr J. O'Connell, Brown street, Dunedin. Mr G. Conuor, 44 Howe street, Dunedin. Miss R. Chamberlain, Eaton street, Waimate. Mrs R. H. Thompson, Argylo street, Mosgiel. Miss A. M. Miller, Sulgrave, Manuka Creek. Jliss Audrey Doyle, {rlenaven, N.E. Valley. . Mrs- Jean Wilson, Xilburn P.O. Miss M. Gale, Hokitika. Box 28, Milton. Miss A. Brodie, Crown Terrace, Arrowtown. Mips C. Kirkpatrick, Temuka. Mrs J. P. Bailed North-East Valley. Miss Gladys Taylor, Clarendon st, Dunedin. Miss Ida Ironside, Pembroke. iMiss Powell, 20 Duke street, Dunedin. Miss E. Shipman, Balfour. Jtrs Sinclair. North-East Valley. Mrs Crone, P.O. Waimate. 'Mrs T. Hansen, James street, Balclntha, Mrs Scrimshaw, Cobden, West Coast. Mrs H. W. Boyer. P. 0., Makarewa. Mr A. Lang-will, 94 Dundas street, Dunedin. Mrs Ellen Amer, Alton street, Nelson. OXIDE and Grey ROOF PAINTJ.— ANTI-CORROSIVE; Prevents Rust on Corrguated Iron. . ]2jn , SMITH & SMITH (LTD.). pUBI' I C SOTIC 13. On account ot Fire in niv Premises, I beg to notify my Customers and Trade Generally that I have secured TEMPORARY PREMISES, No. 18 Rattray street (a few doors higher up than old premises), and have ananged to carry 011 all departments ot the business as from this date. P. MILLER, lOju Saddler. gUTTON'S DISCOVERY POTATO. This remarkable Potato we now offer for the first time in New Zealand. The Heaviest . . Cropping and Most Dissase-resisting Potato Itnown. Grown from seed imported direct from Sntton and Sons. ' ' STOCK LIMITED. , . Per lb, 7s Gd; Post Free, 8». NORTHERN STAR POTATO. This well and favourably known Potato is How offered at Reduced Price of Is 6d lb, or 2s ppst free. SKENE & FLEMING, SEED and PLANT MERCHANTS, Lower Stuart street, Dunedin. J A RTISTS 1 ' MATERIALS, PLAQUES, Xi PAPIER MACHE, CENTRE •FLOWERS. 12ju ' ■ SMITH & SMITH (LTD.);. ~