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Otago Witness, Issue 2258, 10 June 1897, Page 10

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MRS DREAVEB/S Risene mmi parcels. I WILL POST a Warm TWEED SKIRT and BLOUSE for 16.x 6d. A Navy or Black SERGE SKIRT and Stylish BLOUSE. £1. A Warm WINTER BLOUSE, trimmed with Velvet Cuffs and Collar, for 5s Gi. This you can wear with any skirt. Coloura : Ruby, Navy, Black and Blue Stripes, Black and White Stripes, Dark Checks— in feet, any colour you want. I will Pcsfc Brown, Fawn, or Black CAPES (sizes below the waist), trimmpd Chinchilla Far, 19s 6d. A good comfortable article. Shorter CAPES, in same colour?, fur trimmed, 14a Gd ; without fur, 12s 6d. This shorter line is only tuited for youn# Indies. Coloura : Myrtle, Bronze, Brown, Bl&ck. Hondeoaio CAPES, lined throughout with White Squirrel Fur, latest shapes, 4&3 ; lined with Quilted Silk, fronts lined Squirrel, 39j 6d. Only ono dozen of these leit. They nre half the utual price, rs they were far too costly for this market. Mrs Dreaver has secured them at * large discount. I will SEND any of the above on APPROBATION on receipt of postal notes, which I will rtturn if gcods don't suit, customers paying postage one way. Velvet PICTURE HATS, trimmed Violets and Shot Ribbons, posted 10s 6d ; trimmed Fancy Feather, Diamond Buckle, and Newest Ribbon, 12s 6d ; or trimmed Oitrich Plume (any colour), Dinmond Ornament, Osprey and Satin Ribbon, 15s 6d. Say if you like a high or medium crown, if you suit a wide or narrow brim. Theee are most lovely hats, and suit all faces, as the velvet is so becoming. Girls' Warm WINTER COATS, newest shapes, sizes 20in to 40in, prices 53 6d to 9.* 6d, according to size. Thcoe coats are quoted so low that Is must be added for postage. Seren Yards of the Latest DRESS TWEED, with all the Linings, posted £1. This is a grand parcel. Try it. MRS IB RE AVER, 50 George Street, DUNEDIN. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, ESTATE, AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). With which are incorporated the Firms of Gim-ies, Street, and Hislop, and Conneix and Moodie. Subscribed Capital jC108,340 Paid Up £24,279 Directors : The Hon. W. H. Reynolds, M.L.C. Hen. W. Downie Stewart, M.L.C. Thomas Moody, Esq. Walter Hislop, Esq." Manager: Waller Hislop. Offices : Corner of Rattray and Vogel streets, Danedin. This Company is empowered by Special Act of Parliament of New Zealand to act as Executor and Trustee under a will; as Trustee under Marriage or other Setblements ; as Trustee in place of other Trustees wishing to be relieved from their trcsts ; as Ageat for Executors, Trustees, or Administrators, and as Attorney or Agent for persons resident in the Colony or abroad. The Company undertakes the Investment of Money on real or other securities ; the Collection of Rents, Interests, Dividends, or other income ; the Negotiation of Loans ; the Sale and Purchase of Properties, either privately or by auction ; and the Management of Estates. The Company has For Sale aud To Lease Properlie3 in all Paris of the Colony, full particulars of which can be had on application at the office. Money To Lend at Lowett Current Rates. r^RUST MONEY TO LEND ON FREE JL HOLD SECURITY, In Large or Small So ma, for long or ghorb period b, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST. Caliaia and Galßa^vay, Solicitors, No. 2 Jetty Street. Dpnedin. 12d DAILY TIMES SUMMARY FOR EUROPE. Published every four weeks for transmission via San Francisco. Annual subscription 2s 6d.

JBif have you a cough? JoSlf A DOSE WILL RELIEVE IT. l|§% Jw&W HAVE YOU A COLD ? lllPk JMW& BQSEat BEDTIME WILL REMOVE IT.^^^ MS'^n- it for a Cough. Try it for a Oold.^M &'i|^ra, .j". A f ew weeTcs ago I caught a severe cold, wJiich affected my breath sc Wmsßffi tiMt l could not lay down in bed. A relative told me of your Tonic. WssJiiil fl^sg&s&M- vne uottle completely cured me. Several bottles of medicine from local MS§tflts!l J|||£|l|| doctor did me no good."~S. LEVY, Holloivay Head, Birmingham. WMsflm l^£Pl§l: , " Vow ' I>un<; Tonic was recommended to m-e some years ago, and 1 lljggpjllii uaveuscd it with the most satisfactory results ever since. I Iteep it in JS|ll6i§«w ll?!lsfi&*flk house, and upon the first tymptonis of a cold or cough, commend §*simr^ WssSvtiiHQ tatang it, and invariably find they disapDcar." r«*w«KSB A. J. SMITH, 29, Calderon Road, Leytonstone. BstMlitiM Try it for Consumption. Jj» it for Bronchitis- J^m m IT MF¥FR FAIL 3mm W. T. OWBRIDGE, Chemist, Hull. SW T^^^k Sold in Bottles, Is. HA., 2s. 9d., 48. 6d., JMM&F SOLD T«|E||||st and lls., by .all Chemists and Patent J&BsgSsr s^^^^^ Medicine Vendors. '&ss&sF' V THl^ W1 101633 - 16 oi t b\\ London and >^^^^ ■ AtJCrKSCS Colonial Houses. LAVIlinkS '^^^^^«t^ -^^slmßSr MANUFACTURING Cow

YOU CAN SAVE COAL AND HAVE YOUR FOOD PROPERLY COOKED BY USING ONE OF 3BE;«, JE3L SMACK.LOGK. 5 S CELEBRATED n & ASBb. am OVER 10,000 OF THESE RANGES f£OW IfJ USE \U NEW ZEALAND. They will burn Ligoite, True Coal, or Wood up to 24.it. long. The FJues are all SELF .CONTAINED, and need IVo Settilßg— can be worked in a Chimney or with Stove Pipe. The Oven heats well, and is a good Bread Baker. Made in all sizes, with Copper or Cast Iron Boilers. 5 omoN|j| mnti II js|j — PATEHTORI3H. JV-. '■ ..'l* f ATCHT QtllON. C \ r^vl^ ■dl JSHACKLOCKJ •» ■ "*£- \ SIN3LE OR DOUBLE OVENS. Very Suitable for. Shepherds' Huts, Sheep Stations Farms, Hotel*, and Dwelling Houses. HIGH OR LOW PRESSURE BOILERS FITTED SOLD BY ALL IRONMONGERS. Tomb Railings, Iron Fretwork, and General Castings at Lowest Rates. CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION TO THE MAKER AND PATENTEE— " Tear TCTB <Kg."EE3r /5W "H" <Jf™fe«T HI "SC2r SOUTH -EITD FOUNDRY, CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN.

THE GAELIC SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this society for the elec- I tion of office-bearers was held on the 2nd in the I Stuart street Hall, Captain Daniel M'Oallum was voted to the chair, and the result of the election was as follows :— Chief, Hon. John M'Kenzie (Minister for Lands) ; president, Mr Donald Munro (Port Chalmers) ; vice-presidents, Messrs Rod*- rick M'Kenzie and Thomas Wm. Munro ; secretary, Mr Wm. MacLeod ; treasurer, Mr , Gsorge Ritchie ; pipers — Pipe-major M'Kechnie, * Mersrs J. Murray and J. M'Kechnie, jun. ; bard, ' Mr Neil M'Fadyen ; librarian, Mr Jamts Turner ; committee—Messrs D. C. M'Donald, T. O. Matheson. Lachlan M'Donald (Port Ohalmera), D. M'Quilkan (Whare Flat), J. M'Millan, D. MatheFon, John Sinclair, Malcolm M'Donald, Simon M'Donald, John M'Donald (Palmerston), Colin M'Kenzie, John Stewart (Saddle Hiil), Alexander Graham (Mount Cargill), John M'l^ennan, D. M'Aulay, and Duncan Beaton ; auditors, Messrs J. M'Millan and J. Turner. Votes of thanks having been passed to Captain M'Callum for the happy manner in wbich ac performed the duties of the chair, and to the retiring president, whose conduct of the business for the past year was worthy of all praise, the proceedings merged into those of the ordinary monthly meeting, the president-elect being installed in bis office by his predecessor. Mr Munro (who is one of the best i Gaelic speakers in the society, though on this occasion he spoke in English) sincerely thanked the members for the honour conferred on him, aud hoped the society would continue to flourish under his presidency for the ensuing year. Shortly the annual gathering would again demand their attention, and he believed nothing short of the Agricultural Hall would be required for the occasion. The concert programme was not so loug as usual, but the songs contributed were specially enjoyable; the .siugera being Mrs J. M'Donald, Miss Murray, MiBS Bunce, Mis 3 Beattie, Miss M'Donald, Messrs D. Matheson, Malcolm M'Donald, and A. Smith. The pipers were Pipe-major M'Kechnie aud Mr Alexander Murray. A new American cable, which is to bs laid in the nest few months across the Atlantic, is ' being manufactured at Calais.

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