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EDUCATIONAL. MISS M. F. WILEIE, Teacher of Painting (Oil and Water), Bnrbateen and Fancy Work, has conmtcnccd Classes of Instruction. Intending Pupils are asked to mako early application. Charges moderate.— Address: 122 Albany street (opposite School). DUNEDIN Sohool of Art and Design, Moray places OPEN Every Day .and Evening. .AH kinds of Drawing and Painting Taught. -Fees (per quarter): Day Classes, fl Is; Evoning Classes, 10s Cd. ' 27f VIOLIN INSTRUCTION. - Mr H. E, Meliius (Royal Leipzig Conservatorium) will start Teaching at. his Rooms, <3 High street, on FEBRUARY 4, 1907. Pupils Pre-, pared for all Exams., and Beginners, received.. Pnvnti residence, Palace Hotel. lUu SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Day, Evening Classes.—W. C. Walker, 39 Princea street (opposite Criterion). nnHE IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF DR"ESS--8- CUTTING, DOWLING STREET CUTTING. The Imperial •is tho latest, simplest, Mid best, method of Dresscutting yet invented. Pupils learn to Measure. Figures, Cut Pat•terns of ever)' description, and Make Up Costumes, Blouses, Rain Clonks, Opera Coats, Children's Clothes, and Underclothing for themselves or anyone else. Some girls who have been attending the School for one month have made six blouses (plain and fancy), a costume, and two skirts. Every attention given to pupils. Full Course includes a Sot of Charts and 70 Lessons on cutting trimmings, drafting patterns, and making up. Classes daily; Evening Classes, Mondays and Thursdays; Mosgiel Classes, evory Saturday from 10 to 5. Trial lessons free of charge. Ladies, yo\i are wolcomc to cft.l at any time and see our system of working.—Mesdames CHIRNSIDE & WHITE Principals. 21ai | 1' ANGER SCHOOL OF DRFSSCUTTING.—The Simplest and Most Wonderful System invented. Schoolgirls learn Bodices and Sleeves in Two Lessons; every description of garmonts drafted in a fcW minutes without a single calculation. The Langer is famous for perfect curves and fit; hence its popularity. Trimmings and Fancy Cutting specially taught. Sixty lessons, inc.uding first set Langer garment drafters, given in term. Inspection invited. Winner of gold and silver medals at recent Exhibition. Inspection invited. Classes Daily, Monday, Thursday Evenings.-Miss CHARLES. Principal. No. 3 High street fonnosite D.1.C.). LOUISE MILLINERY SCHOOL STOCK EXCHANGE. HATS—Do not buy your swing hat until you have visited the Louise Millinery School whero you can learn to make and • trim your own in a few (essons. All the latest, spring materials and shapes to chooso from! Day and .Evening Classes. 12 Lessons,'los Gd. Call or write for circular. 07jy DIRORTHAND. Typing, >nd Bookkeeping.-. rC ; Rossbotham'a School (open day .and evening), 43 Dowling street. Telephone 736 LOST ASJD FOUND. CASH ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading not exceeding Sixteen Words are- inserted for SIXPENCE per insertion, or for One Weok, 2s Gd; over Sixteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-eight Words, One Shilling; or for One Week, 55,. If orders come_ by letter it must ba understood that double these rates will be charged unless accompanied by cash. DTMYED into Pfiddock (Burnside), RcdKp and-whito lIEIFER; one horn broken, bit off one ear. about four years old. If not claimed in 11 days will be Sold to pay expenses.—H. FINDLAY. > 30au T OST (24th August, from Purakanui Cliffs), r Chestnut COLT, with cover, shoos on front feet only. Anyono seeing some kindly communicate with A. Gilchrist, Purakanui. LOST— Money if you do not go to F. KITTS Yellow Shop, 115 George street, for Baskets, Bags, Fancy Goods; Combs a specialty. „ 31.au 1 LOST (from St. Clair), Black-and-tan PUPPY; collar on; reward.—Miss Allen, College street, Caversliom.. 31au LOST (Thursday, between Burt's and Octo- '. g'011), Nellie Stew-art BANGLE; reward. Manola, 61 Cargill street. Slau LOST-(Wednesday night, Russell street and Garrison Hall), Silver WATCHCHAIK. Russell street. 31au STRAYED from High' street, Bay Thoroughbred GELDING; canvas.rug 011,' near oar split; reward.—L, Hazlett. TA'OUN'D (in Late Ad.)— Challenge re Beat A ■ All-round REMEDIES; obtainable chemists, grocers, saddlers; la, Is Gd, 2s.Gd, FOUND— First-class Shaving, 3d; Superior Hairdressing, Gd.—At F. Hilliker's, . hairdresser, 161 Princes street South. POUND— At tho DON, 91 George street, bill lb made to measure from 455; fit guaranteed,. gQ lu XjlOUND—Advertiser will Make' First-olas3 -T HORSESHOES to order; prices reasonable.—Address Shoo, Times Office. IfOUND— Latest Designs of Gas and Electric Bell Fittings.—Wilkinson an<l Co., 59 York place. 26qu FOUND-The Bca-t Placc to get Boots Made and Kepajrod is Henderson's, 17 Muchiggan street, Dunedin. ' 2Qau TOOUND—Loch Fyno Herrings, Bed i Herrings, Yarmouth Bloaters, Mutton Birds, Crayfish, Rabbits, Smoked Blue Codnlso I "p.RIME CHICKENS, os pair; Boiling to 01 '3s pair ' ,lr ' te y s i f [ om 5s each,— ». Stewart, fishmonger and poulterer. POULTRY AND POULTHY ACCESSORIES. FOR . SALE, Splendid Trio Rose-comb White LEGIIOR.NS, cheap; also Seti Exhibition Single-comb White ;Leghorns. Lane Cockerel?? 10s 6d setting.—Bateß, Glonaven, N.E. Valley. ffiITTING Eggs.—Block Orpingtons, ss; T Lidian Ruiiner Ducks, 5s (prize strain). Irvine and Stevenson, Princes street. 17auFOR SALE, Black, Buff ORPINGTONS, White, Silver Wyandotto Sittings, 10s Gd; 9 chicks guaranteed.—Arthur Wilde, Waiiahuiin. 21au UTILITY EGGS—Having imported direct from Blanch, N.S.W*, Silver Wyandottes (Lincoln champion winners), Laughman's Black Orpington. 9AA. rccoid strain, 10s 6il; Eun/VTfctfc r.er Ducks (Mrs Roberts's Hofcart strain), 7s Gd.—J. Curie, Mornington. PEIvIN DUCIC EGGS (one of finest strains in the colony). 5s dcaen; fertility guaranteed.—Carr, St. Clair. . 30au ORPINGTONS (while), cockerols. For SALE; first-class.—Particulars Young, Ver.law Bank. Gore. 29au EGGS for Setting—Buff and Black Orpingtons, 5s and 7s Gd per setting.—R. Ferguson, Main-, road, Opoho. 29au TilOR SALE, Pckin Duck EGGS for setting; X 3s Gd dojcn.—J. H. Hancock, Kensingt°". Slau BLACK, Whito, ana Brown Leghorns, 5s and 3s 6d Setting; Silver Wyandottes, lying's strain, 5s and 3s Gd; Buff Orpingtons, 5s and 3s 6d.—R. Allen, N. E. Valley. INDIAN Runners and Buff Orpington Ducks.—Sittings of (hose. Egg Machines 10s«Gd.—Carl Ruheu, SI. Clair. 31au WANTED KNOWN—Famous 'Tamlin INCUBATOR; English' make.—Now on viow at C. Bills's shop. George street. QEE Timlin's Nonpariel INCUBATOR no .O- filling lamp or trimming wick; at C. Bills's shop, George street. IMLIN INCUBATORsTTest macto made; reliable and easily worked—On view C. Bills's shop, George-street-.-TAMLIN Nonpariel INCUBATORS; alio. 390'cggs; from £1 to .-CU.—R. A..Crawshnw, for Otago. . Fanciers and .Poultry-breeders to INSPECT Tamlin Incubators before purcliaiing elsewhere,—C. Billa, George street. TAMLIN Nonpariel, .INCUBATORS and Brooders; best English.make; machine guaranteed.—R. A. Crawshaw, agent for Otago. DO YOU LIKE A COAL FIRE ? THEN von will appreciate good Coal. Order a trial half ton of "MACKAY" - COAL, and see what 'solid satisfaction, it gives you. Its'first good point: ..It. lights easily—a consideration oh it cold morning;' second, it gives a fine steady boat; and thirdly, it la.<rts well, leaving' no clicker.—LOVELl/S FLAT COAL COMPANY, 2 Yogel street. JJ O W TO'PEED BAB Y?That's what every mother wants to know. There is nothing like Milk, and BLUE RIBBON CONDENSED MILK is Milk in its pujest foiiu. All grocers keep it t

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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13996, 31 August 1907, Page 11

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