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Otago Witness, Issue 2205, 4 June 1896, Page 45

— — — — »-rr— — — miii»niniii«i«ii.iiiii iinnirimiMffc, m ,i 'i irTTTTiTnnTirfrriiiw«nnrtWTiwH>(yit»iTTrr»-»Mrrwyt«»rwiw«MiaM»Wii M Mi lan,. _ Business Kotioes. ■ ■ . i . - . in i . ■ . i „ mg SEND FOR PRINTED PRICE LIST. m . OUR QUALITY AND LOW PRICES WIN THE DAT. SIMON BROTHERS BEING MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT IMPORTERS, Save their Customers Middlemen's Profits, and therefore"give PT- EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. ~m Send for printed Price List— it will surprise you. Eyery pair as below delivered to your post office, Damage Free, on receiving money with order. 1 , MEFS LINES. WOMEN'S" Lira BOYS' an? GIELS^LINEa » + REAL HARD WEAR. , », d. _„ 9. d. Boys' Strong Lace-nps, nailed and Miners' strong Watertight Bluohere, (Al . . „ ... %- plated, lOb and H r a 0 B wear), full wood pegged, nailed and Gteoe Kid 2-bar Walking Shoes ...7 9 * 12's and l^s 7 $ Men^'ctkUms, eew ;-(Al W^r) Zl6 6 GIRCO ™ ***** ShMf « Btylißh "' 6 U f^ls S^' "*"** *"** Biuoherß, nailed (fair wear) ... ... 6 6 Strong Plain Kid Shoen, neat style M . 8 8 Youths' Strong Lace-ups, nailed and Bluchers, extra stout quality, splendid . plated, l's to 3'fl ... ... 8 9 line ... ... ... Bii Neat Plain Leather Shoes,- very durable 8 9 4'a to s's 9 9 Tanor Blaok Football Boota (Ifght Leather Balmorals, neat 7 6 ***** """^ weight; with bars H 6 Gfelf HJgWeg Leather Boots, itrong, Strong Leather Leggings 6 6 K f own UanTRS bhoes -* 9 nailed, Tt s to 9'fl ... .*. 5 0 Dress Balmoral, sewn, good style ...11 9 Fine Leather Balmorals, vary neat and Extra quality .» ... 60 Oxford Walking Shoes, good shape ... 8 8 durable ... 10 6 10 ' 8 to » 0 Patent Evening Shoe*-, splendid line ™ 8 9 Strong Stockyard Boots, nailed and MftM »» i?**^ Sf lity I 2 Strong Watertight for farm wear 9 pUfced (splendid wear) 10 0 ' itfJW '•" -I '8 MedmmßalmoraK nailed and plated.., 9 11 strona Leather Slinnfin w« ft r A n Children's Strong Patent or Plain Leather Extra Stout Balmoral*, nailed and ° Bg Jjeatnw S»PPe». good wear ... 4 0 Strap gho » B> to 6 protectors, 4's plated, very superior „, M . 12 11 Neat Evening Shoes, with ornament ... 3 3 *° fl ••• ,••• «• ••• J ' Strong Leather Slippers ... .« 4 6 Leather 2-bar Shoes, neat and strong ~. 5 0 lTsVra *" "" 8; 3 Fanoy Carpet Slippers „*. ... 4 6 Glace 2-bar Evening Shoes, very neat ... 5 6 (Splendid Wear}'. HUNDREDS OF OTHER LINES EQUALLY REASONABLE. ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS IN THE COLONS V*~ Ta«y us *©!• Miners' sarad Fishermen's CJiiih Boots, Clogs, and £mow Shoes,

GEORGE -STREET (neax Also CONTiroOTAL BOOT DEPOT,

Octagon), DTOESIN; . Princes Street (opposite Post Office).

TH^J JblAjl-& JuiI.JS9L.Ea i.yJLlS.W.lvj, It " Maks auld things look amaist as vreel as New." We have been using it for over 20 years, and find no preparation Equal to it. HOME QEUWnE UNLESS BEARISH OUR TRADE MARK, I IP.f*.— ln Bottles, with Fnlll^trnffi^

Patents. ' Trade Marks. HENRY HUGHES, C.E., M.E., , REGISTERED Patent Agent by Government Examination, corner of Manse and High streets, Dunedin ; and at Wellington and Auckj land. « ' . Patents and Trade Marks obtainecain all Countries. \ Specifications and Drawings Accurately . Prepared " Established 1882. BODERICK M'KENZIB (late of Farmers' Arms Hotel, Balcluth») begs to notify his Country Friends and the Public in general that he has PURCHASED the old-estabHihed; business, the OBAN HOTEL, Octagon, ana trusts by giving attention to business to uecorQ a share of public patronage. The Best Brands of Liquor kept in stock. He can still supply tht ■ pure Peat Reek Whisky.-OBAN HOTBL> Octagon, Dunedin. 3t*»

INSURANCE. THE AUSTRALIAN ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY (Fire and Marine). We are prepared to accept Fire, and Marine Risks at Lowest Current Rates Losses promptly paid in Dunedin. BARR, LEAR?, &CO., Agents, Dunedin. TRUST MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITY, In Large or Small Sums, for long or short periods, at &OWEST CURRENT RATES OP INTEREST. ( Callan aud Gal I a way, Solicitors, tfo. 8 Jm-r Btbbst, Dvhshb, fg§

DISCOVERY OF A MAN'S BODY (Under the water for 12 hours). " Shortly after noon yesterday a man named Joseph, Reeves, a resident of North Sydney; reported to the "North Sydney police that the body of a man was floating off Ball's Head, at Kerosene B*y. The body was removed to the North Sydney Morgue by the water police. The man appeared to nave been iv the water for about 12 HOURS. An elector's right for the electorate of Willoughby wa3 found in his pocket. The right was in the name of Michael Sullivan. A WATERBURY WATCH, that was STILL GOING, and £2 ls 4d in money were also found in the man's pockets. '— Sydney Morning Herald. UNDER WATER 12 HOURS ANB STILL GOING CORRECTLY.