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Missing Friends. WILLIAM S. BELL, Fairlie Creek, near Timaru, Shepherd, pkase write to M. A. Farr, G.P.0., Melbourne, Victoria. 12ju JAMES CRAIF, please Communicate with your BROTHER ; haye got news of importance. — William Craik, Lawrence. U^my MISSING FRIENDS. SUPPOSED to be Lost in a snowstorm, with a party of surveyor?, about seven years ago, in NeW Zealand, HUGH BEATON THOMPSON, Miner; aged 25; height, sft 7in ; black hair and moustache. Usually signed his name "H, B. Thomson." Any information would be thankfully received by his Father, at one time iv Elder's Estate, Break O'Day, Victoria. Address — JAMES THOMPSON, Upper Hope street. 29my Geelong West, Victoria, Australia. JAMI3S STIRLING, formerly Joiner iv Edinburgh, sou of the late Johu Stirling, Grocer, E-Huburgb, is requested to communicate with his uncle Irvine, or anyone having any information concerning the said James Stirling is requested to communicate with IRVINE R. STIRLING, S.S.C., 21 Charlotte square, Edinburgh, Scotland. 22my Public UoticesDUNEDIN POULTRY, PIGFON, CANARY, AND DOG SOCIETY. S'xth Annual Sbow. TO be held in the GARRISON HALL on Friday aud Saturday, llth and 12rh JULY. Entrance Fees. — Members, 2s ; non-members, 3si Members' tickets, ss. All dogs must be Registered in Kennel Club Stud Book. Registration fee, Is. Entries Close SATURDAY, the 28fch Juue, with, Messrs A. M. Loasby (chemist), C. Bill (George 6treet), W, Carlton (Roslyu), ot with the Secretary, THOMAS R. DODDS, South Dunediu. N.B. — Exhibitors will please be careful to address their correspondence to the Secretary of tue "Dunedin " Society to avoid mistak'^. linportaut Notice. TO FARMERS. GROWERS OF LINSEED. ASSURED SALE TO CULTIVATORS. FIVE SHILLINGS per BUSHEL of 561b wili be paid for any quantity, delivered at our Works, Burnside, of next harvest Crop; with Bonus of 3d per bushel for 200-bushel lot?, 4d for 400, 5d for 800, aud 6d for 1000-bushel lots and over The Compauy also offers PRIZES (Ist, 2nd, and 3rd, SILVER TROPHIES) for Best Quality and Largest Quantity delivorcd beforo the 30th Jnne 1891. Dated Duuedin,2od June 1800. KBMPTHORN, PROSSER.& CO., LIMITED, - NEW ZEALAND DRUG CO. FOR SALE. FARM of 1500 Acres, situated iv Wairarapa. About 500 acres in bush and scrub, 350 acres flat, most of which could sooh be got ready for the plough— some already broken up. When improved would carry 3000 to 4000 sheep. Homestead prettily situated. A Township adjoins the property and a Railway Station within 16 miles. Further particulars on application to WILLIAM GOOD, Alfredton, 13m Wellington. * r R W. A. STOUT BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, AND CONVEYANCER, Pbinces stbebt, Duhbdih (Above G. and T. Yoong'B). 17ap A WAIF of the Plains, by Brefc Harfce, price 4s ; A Strange Voyage, by W. Clark Uußsell, price 2s 6d and 3s; The Vasty Deep, by Si unrt Cumberland, price 2s 6d and 3i ; Arminill, by S. Baring Gould, price 2s 6d and 3s ; The Head Station, by Mrs Campbell Praed, price 2s fld ; The Passion Play at Ober-Ammergau, by the author of (JhHrle* Lowder, price 3s ; The Unholy Wish, The Foggy Night at Oxford, by Mrs Henry Wood, price 43 j Two Years Ago, by Charles Kingsley, price 9d— posted, li ; Everybody's Book of Proverbs and Quotations, price 9d— posted, Is; Looking ßaokward, by Edward Bellamy, price— post paid— 9&; The 'aptnln of the Polettar, by A. Oonan Doyle, price 7s ; Oar win's Journal of a Voyage Round the World, price 2s Bd ; Wallace's Travels on the Amazon, price if, 6d ; John Bull and His Island, by Max O'Rrll, nrice Is 3d ; Friend Macdonald, by Max O'Kell, price U 3d ; The Pleasures of Life, Part 11, by Sir John f.ubbock, price li 3d ; Soldiers Three, by Hudyard ICepllng, price Is 3d; Weaker Than a Woman, by Ihe author of Dora Thorne, price Is 3d ; Suianna WeeldF, by Eliza Olarke, Eminent Women series— price 2s ; The Pedestrian's Record, by James Irvine r,upton. price 4s.— JAMES HORBBURGH. Bookseller and Stationer, 97 George street, Dunedin. ESTABLISHED 1861 C. BEGG <S& 00., ViUSIO SELLERS, 21 PRINCES STREET, Dunedin. SIX FIRST-CLA^S AWARDS, Includinj THB ONLY ONE FIRST-CLASS AWARD For AMERICAN ORGANS, At the NBW ZBALAND AND SOUTH SBAS BXHIBITIOSr. 1889 90. JEXHISITION Everybody is Buying it MOOISU Everybody is Buying it PIANO. Kverybodj is Buviiif; it £-»_NKT KverTbody_i» Buying ifc. " Kelso, 10th March Ifc94. " Ucsa.s Chaeles Bkgg and Co., Dunedln. ■ Oontlomen,— l received the Exhibition Mo ?i ''■ <-o in goci condition. Am well pleased wltW iK •'•■<I ..in do n n i n my power to reaommenU th* lii.tiument to my friends. " Yours faithfully, "A Officer." QHAS M BEGG AMD CC