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Late Advertisements. IN MEMORIAL. WANTED KNOWN, for MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES, and all kinds of Cemetery Work, try THOMSON & CO., Moray place foppoaite First Church), Dunfedin, 9jn FOR SALE, Burleigh's ROCK DRILL ' (Brown'B patent), complete, in good , order. — Park, Reynolds, and Co., Dunedin. TjlOR SALE.— A CHAFFCUTTER (nearl.r _ID new) ; horse or hand power ; cheap.— Kitra, Main road, South Dunedin. V3a] ~| pf -GUINEA Organ (a good companion) ; JLO 5 stops \£l deposit, 2s 6d weekly pay xnentß.— Musical Exchange, Octagon, Dunedin. YOUNG LADY in Engknd (26), erperienced Buyer in Silk and F«.ncy, Wants SITUATION as BUYER or MANAGERESS. Address, with terms, to S F., Box 1233 Sell's Advertising Offices, Fleet street, London, 28ap ■ WANTED to PURCHASE, Good COLLECTION Old POSTAGE STAMPS or quantity Duplicates. State particulars.— Cash, Witness Office. 22ap W~ ANTED to PURCHASE, Prime Farm- j fed BACON PJGS ;top price given ; ca»n on delivery. AH' goods at lowest; advertised prices.— J." FORD, Grocer, &c., King and St David atreeta. Bap " "OOMAN CATHOLICISM 8.C."; 2s 6d, JtlU all Booksellers. Trade supplied by "Wnlktr, M»y, and Co., Printers. Melbourne. BR ROBINSON, Dentist, has Removed to corner George and St. At-drew streets, over Irvine aud Steveueoo. DR ROBINSON, Surgeon Dentist, corner George and St. Andrew streets. Artificial Teeth: Full Sets, £10 10s; Single Tooth, from 10s. 16J7 A& E. WAI KINS.— The Btst House m for all kinds of Goods for Children's Wear. i NESTLING Coats, from 6s 6d to 21s; Bonnets, Hats— good quality and reasonable prices. A" &E. WATKINS'S for Newest Veils, • from 4£d. Coiscts a specialty; C.B. Corsets from 4s lid. BABYLINBN a specialty ; Gowns, Is 3d ; Flannelette Gowns, Children's Knickers (our own makp).— A. &; E. WATKINS. 29ap TO Doctors and Convalescents. — Mrs MANDER is prepared to receive CONVALESCENTS or VISITORS to Fairlie at Moderate Charges. ' 3m ~r ILLY BROS , 73 George street, for I J Jewellery of every description. Silver and Electroplate for wedding presents. BRING old-faahioned Jewellery to be remade to Lilly Bros., 73 George street. WATCHES and CLOCKS accurately'! repaired. Splendid stock Watches, j Clocks, and Jewelltry.— Lilly Bros , 73 George etoeet.' *' ."TfT^RENCH RUBBER GOODS " by post. JD Send stamp for price list. — Address C. W.'Hawkino, Herbalist, 106 George street, Duuedin. 19n PIANOS, by superior English makers, at moderate prices-or en very easy terms ; also, Second-hand INSTRUMENTS always kept in stock— At Hogg's Piano Warehouse, Upper St. Andrew street (off George street). 170 WHY PAY MORE?— For 90s we will forward safe by post Silver Hunting English Lever KOTHERHAMS. Usually sold at £6 103. London Watch and Optical Company, 128 George street, Dunedin. SPECTACLES— Paufiodonoptic, Pantoscopic, Periscopic. .Bi-convex, Concave, &c. All sights correctly fitted. Procurable 128 George rcet. WANTED, FOWLS,. DUCKS, in large 'or email numbers ; can either be sent alive in crates, or preferably dead (plucked and dressed) in bozei. Buyers of Deer, Ducks, and .Game of every description. — Irvine and Steventon, Sfc. George Works, Dnnedin. 16ap "Wf ANTED KNOWN. Teat Speculators and other.*, before entering npou important undertakings, Consult Mr HEATH, Astro-Mathematician, Octagon, Dunedin. Numerous testimonials from reliable citizens and others. Clients at & distance (personal interview unnecessary) forward Questions, with date of birth and time of »nxiely. Enclose stamp for particulars. 18m NOW ON SALE, MEMORIES OF THE LIFE OF J. F. H WQHLERS, MISSIONARY AT RUAPUKE. ■ AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY (Translated from the German by John Houghton). THIS BOOK is a History of the Life and Work of the Rev. J. F. H. Wohlebs, Missionary at Ruapuke, •written by himself — the original Work having been published in Bremen in 1883. Coming to New Zealand in 1843 he established himeelf as a Missionary amongst the Maoris at Ruapuke. He converted communities, to use his own words, of loathsome savages, sunk in poverty and degradation, into communities •f prosperous, civilised human beings, receiving for many years no remuneratiou whilst ' fco doing, but providing his own food out of the soil, and teaching the Maoris to do the sameafter a civilised manner, thus saying people's souls and their bodies as well. He preserved and fully records the old Maori mythology (a sublime one), the custodians of which all died before his own demise. His Book is a valuable record of the Early History of New Zealand, and is written with great literary taste and poetic and pious feeling. Can be Oheeeed Fbom Bookselijsbs. Price, In Cloth, 3s Gdf