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Late Advertisements sJS|><|k X£LLIS' LINE li ®™***S*^ STEAMBBS, The S.S. JUBILEE will leave Dunedin Wharf or SYDNEY, via NOBTHEEN PORTS, On or about SATURDAY, the 2lßt Inst. Cargo received at Tongue Wharf. Passengers booked through to Melbourne at Special Bates. - Particulars as to Freight and Passenger Fares .apply to 6 JAMES FOX, Vogel street, Dunedin, 178 Agent for New Zealand. OSE P H SPARROW, ENGINEER, Battbay sthbkt Whabf, Dukkdin. FOR SALE : 1 Large and 1 Bmall Disintegrator, for crushin g bones or minerals 1 seoond-hand 7-h.p. Portable Engine; In good condition; cheap 1 2-h.p. Horizontal Engine 1 0-h.p. Vertical Engine Several Lift and Force Pumps 1 Contractor's Hand Winch ; 1 1-h.p Hot Air Engine and Pump 1 Vertical Boiler, 4ft 6in by 7f b (second-hand) 1 Pulsometer (to raise 3000 gallons of water per hour; second-hand). 13a NOTICE. fTIHE STORY OF AN ERROR. ANEW NOVEL. By the Author of " His Wedded Wife," " A Fatal Dower," &c, Is Commenced in FAMILY HERALD PART for AUGUST, Which contains also the continuation of AS THROUGH FIRE. ANEW NOVEL, By the Author of "My Lady's Chamber," "Dolly's Ordeal," &o , Also complete Stories, Essays, Answers to Correspondents, Cookery, Miscellanea, Enigmas, Charades, Biddies, &c. TjiAMILY HERALD, Part 555. FAMILY HERALD PART for AUGUST. The Australasian says : — " This favourite domestic magazine retains all its old Interest and variety." Price Sixpence. FAMILY HERALD, Part 555. The Daily Argus says: — " This domestic magazine is secerd to none with which we are acquainted." Price Sixpence. T7IAMILY HERALD PART for AUGUST. S. The Darling Downs Gazette says :— " Among the English petiodicals received in Australia there is one, we believe, that receives a warmer welcome than is accorded to any other publication of its kind in the world Its reputation has been ably preserved, and its character as the best family magazine of light, wholesome, and amusing rpading ha 3 been nobly sustained.", The FAMILY HERALD may be had in Half-yearly Volumes (4s 6d) and in Monthly Parts (6d) of all Colonial Booksellers and News Agents ; or the Monthly Part direct from W. Stkvbns, 421 Strand, London, for 14s per annum, post free. London : W. Stevens, 421 Strand ; and at all Newgvendora. 28ja Blueskin Agricultural and Pastoral Society. THE ANNUAL MEETING ef the Society will be held at the Saratoga House, Waitati, on FRIDAY Evening, 27th inst., afc 8 o'clock, to receive Report and Balance Sheet, to Elect Officers for the ensusing year, and to Transact any other Business that may arise. Committee Meeting same evening and place at 7 o'clock. EDWARD JOHNSON, Secretary. Blueskin, September 16, 1889. 19a TO HOTELKEEPERS AND SPECULATORS. FOR SA.LE,a First-class Freehold Suburban HOTEL. Stock and Furniture at Valuation. A splendid chance for securing* a home and a good business. For particulars apply to JAMES SAMSON AND CO , 12s Auctioneers, Dunedin. TO SPECULATORS, HOTELKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE,— That Valuable City Leasehold Property, THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, Situated in Princes street, opposite Exhibition Buildings, Dunedin. JAMES SAMSON & CO. have received instructions from Mrs Orton to sell by Private Treaty the above Hotel, containing upwards of 50 Rooms, and all appurtenances thereto. The lease has eight years to run ; two-thirds valuation at end of term. Stock and Furniture at Valuation. The above is a first-class investment, and in view of the forthcoming Exhibition a sure fortune to an energetic business man. N.B. — An extensiou of lease will be granted at the expiration of present if required. For full particulars apply to Mrs ORTON, on the Premises; Or to JAMES SAMSON & CO., 12s Auctioneers, Dunedin. WOOL, SEASOHJ. 1889-90. BIMSON,ELSWORTH,&CO., Beg to inform their Constituents and the General Public that they intend erecting a NEW WOOL & GRAIN STORE on the ground recently purchased from Mr A. Tapper, Gorp, and would respectfully solicit from their patrons of the Waimea, Gore, Mataura »nd Wyndham Districts, a bhare of their Wool for di«posal durii'g the coming eeason. Sales will be held at Gore, Mataura, and InvereargUl, &uA libc-ral cash advances made against all Wool sent iv either for sals or consignment. No interest charged There is a railway siding into the prf inises, and all wool will be received free of charge at Gore and Mataura. A competent wool-classer has been engaged for the fea.*ou, Woolpacks and other requisites kept on hand, SIMSON, ELSWORTH & CO., Auctioneers, 12s Gore, Matimra, and Wyndham, MOET and CIIANDON'S Dry Imperial Champagne.' I«S4 vintage.