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Otago Witness, Issue 1780, 2 January 1886, Page 23

Public Notices. S- ONG OF THE BOOK ARCADE (Tune : Mary had a Little Lnmb.) The Book Arcade, tho Book Arcade — It's in Dunedin town ; Of all the book stores in this land, It has the most renown. Full fifty thousand sorts of books Are stored within its walls; Which can be seen, looked at, or bought, By anyone that calls. The book you wish, the book you want, Is almost sure to be Found somewhere in the Book Arcade, If you will call and see. Balls, Dolls, and Toys for girls and boys, And Gifts for each and all, Are found at Braithwaite's Book Arcade Whenever you may call. Music too, and Stationery, And Albums— big and small — Newspapers and Magazines And things innumerable. "Visitors can spend their time In Braithwaite's Book Arcade, Where no one troubles them to buy, And seats are provided. The Book Arcade ! the Book Arcade ! 'Tis just in Princes street ; And is the place you'll come across Those whom you wish to meet. FREE GIFTS. FREE GIFTS At BRAITHWAITE'S BOOK ARCADE. • 50,000 Presents Oiveai Away During Christmas and New Year to every Cash Purchaser of 2s 6d, ss, 10s, or 20s' worth of goods. Gifts to increase in value according to amount of purchase. Presents to be seen in window of shop adjoining BRAITHWAITE'S BOOK ARCADE, Princes street. A. Special \ Important notice CONNECTED WITH THE CLUB WILL .a.:f:p:e.a.:r IN THE IsTIEJXT ISSUE OP TUTS IP-A-IPEie,. » SHOULD THERE BE ANY FURTHER INFORMATION REQUIRED BEYOND, THAT GIVEN IN NEXT WEEK'S NOTICE, PLEASE ADDRESS: .THE MELBOURNE Jjs\ S^oy 62 &64 ELIZABETH STREET, ■MBLBOTTRKTE. .+1 AUSTRALIAN BRANCH FOR THE ■ 11 PI IIR" BICY< ?.I jES ULUD TRICYCLES H. Stewart Bale, Manage*