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Otago Witness, Issue 1679, 26 January 1884, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICE. PRIZES & PRESENTSr THE BEST STOCK in New Zealand to choose from. Books suitable for boys and girls Kent post* free on reneipt of stamps for Is 6d, 2a, 2s 6d, 33, 33 6d, ss, 6?, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, aad 10«* all well illißtraW Parcels ci GJfiildren's Books can be made np of all the latest annuals, and other work*, to any.yalue, say from 20a up to £2; this will be found convenient for those who cannot come to town. Workboxes from Is 6d np to £3 •- Boys' Desks „ 5a „ £3 l«a Pocketbeoks, Ptmea, Knives, Inkstands, the best value in the Colony. Pocket Pencils and Pens, Card Oasee, !<»&<>*' ■ Hand Bags, Genta'-Travelling Bags. ■ CHRISTMAS CARDS, not equalled anywhere. Real Ivory handpainted, Satin, Plush, and Fringed Packets of mixed cards sent to any part of the Colony on receipt of stamps for 2s Gd, ss, or 10a. J A HIE IS HORSBVR6H, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER* 73 Gbokge stbeet, Ddnedin. Hard Times ! Hard Times! DURING the Holiday Season my customers and friends will receive the fnll advantage of the competition caused by the hard times, and the necessity for realising, whioh appears to exist in certain quarters of the trade. Until the 12th of January ENGLISH PUBLISHED PRICES Will be the rule in re3pect to books, but there will be exceptions in favour of buyers, as numbers of newly arrived books— imported by sailing ship— will be sold at prices considerably lea?. For the next few weeks the obtaining of profit will be altogether subordinate to the desire toplease, retain, and increase the number of my customers. l By Tongariro, lonic, British Queen, &c, I have ALL THE NEW ANNUALS, and a grand selection of Presentation GoodsAlbums, Desks, Inkstands, Workboxes, Scrapbooks, Pencils, Stylus Pens, Colour Boxes, Christmas Cards (fringed and unfringed), Chromo, Hand-painted, Local Photos, Gel* atine, &c. Scrap Books, Is; Albums, 1b; Note Paper, la (five quires.) ALEXANDER SJDIGO. 42 George steeet, Dunedin. PUBLIC NOTICE. PEOPLE from the country wishing Re- , freshments will find that all Require* ments can be had at J. SEEGER'S Univbbsal Cafe and Luncheon Rooms, (Opposite Bank of New Zealand) Princes street. Breakfast from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. Lunch from 12to 3. Tea from sto 8. Refreshments any hour to 12 p.m. Ice Cream at all hours. One minute's walk from the Railway Station. 24n Dissolved Peruvian Guau » GUARANTEED ANALYSIS. AWARDED GOLD MEDAL, Amsterdam Exhibition. One ton equal to thirty tons of beat rotted stable manure. Bone Dust- Coarse and Fine., GIBBS, BRIGHT, & CO., 130 Crawford street, Dunedin,.,