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Otago Witness, Issue 2298, 17 March 1898, Page 27

Late Advertissaaeat* A, & E. WATKINS, CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS, 62 Princes street, Dunedin. THE Best House for all kmds of Goods for Children's wear. Baby Linen a Specialty — sets from 10s. Ladies' Vdliog, a.l newest patterns ; Kid Gloves, Stockiags, Frilliugs, Belts, New Tarfcan Ribbons. Country Orders promptly attended to. 17tn ivr ci w l ]l n d c d, -^ 1000 COPIES Of DR HOCKEY'S HiSTORY OF THE SETTtE&raT OF OTAGO. " Dr Hocken's qualifications to write a history of New Zealand, especially that part of it cailed Otago, have long been known . . . and it may j be said at once that the very bandsome volume j beroie us justifies, both, in externals and ia its j contents, the expectations engendered by the j knowledge tbat tbe book was in prepara- j tiou. . . . The history appeals to local as well | as historical readers. The judicious blending of the-e features constitutes oue of the chaims of the book."— Ofcago Daily Times. This work is fully illustrated with copies of old j Portraits and Pictures of the various interesting parts of tbe province. J As a large number of this shipment is taken up, eavly application is necessary. Prospectubes sent free to any addres3. Price, 7s 6 1 ; posted, 84 6d. UMI% HORSBUHGH. BOOICJELLER, ! 97 GEORGE STREET. 17m In the matter of the Public Trust Office Acts for the time being, and in the matttr of the Estate cf ROBERT O'NEILL, late of Middlemarch, in tb.9 Provincial District cf Otagc, Farmer, ! Deceased. 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that nil j Creditors and others having CLAIMS j AGAINST the above ESTATE are ve quired to '. send in to F. H. SSorlct", Esq., (he District Agent of the Public Trustee, Dunedin, and in j writing, on or before the 16th day of MAY ' 1898, Full Particulars ot such Claims, giving I the items and amounts of the same ; and the [ Public Trustee will, at the expiration of tbe 1 said time, or as soon thereafter as conveniently j may be, DISTRIBUTE the ASSETS of the i said Deceased, ov any part thereof, among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to | the Claimg which the Public Trustee shall have j then had notice, and according to the priorities j given by tha Public Trust Office Acts for the time being to such Claims as between them- j selves respectively. ! Printed forms for the purpose a\o be obtained t from any of tae Agents of this Office. ] All Moneys Payable to the above Estate may be lodged to the crsdit of the Public Trustee's Account at any Puetal Money Order Office, or paid to F. H. Morice, E«q., the Difctricb Agent of the Public Trustee, Danedin. ■ JAMES O. MARTIN, Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wellington, February 25, 1893. 3tn ~|- ADIES VISITING DUNEDIN for the JLJ JUBILEE, be sure you cull at Mrs DREAVER'S. Great BARGAINS laid out for the Jubilee. J Ladies' Velvet and Jet Bonnets, iiicoly trimmed j with all the latest ribbons, tips, or flowers 1 to suit young ladio?, middle-aged ladie*. or j elderly lacier. Prices from 10s 6d to 25*. j These are bonnets you can wear all the year 1 round. | Velvet Ba's, picture shape', trimmed with ribbon and wings or the new crinkled satin aad wingp, from 11s 6d to 30s. Velvet Hat trimmed with two tips, bird, aud good ! ribbon, with flower resting on h&ir, 153. \ You can hs.vo this hat with all blaok or coloured trimmings. Toques in all eoloura trimmed with tartan velvet from 5s 6d to 15s. Felt Bond street Hat«, all colours, from 2s lid to7s6d. j Children^ Hats in beaver, all colours, trimmed Vfilh fattaD ribbon, 4s 6d. Children's white Felt Hats, trimmed with while velvet or Liberty silk, 7s 11s. Children's Millinery Hats in endless variety at reasonable prices. The new Capes for winter wear in black, brown, fawo, green, and many others. Come and ses them— tbe prices are low and Ihe quality good. They are the very things, as the evenings are getting chilly. Ready-made Skiits in navy, brown, fancy i tweed, green, and all the latest colours, j from 14s 6J. This is a handy line for visitors, as you can be fitted with skirb, blouse, hat, cape, and gloves in 10 minutes, and are well dressed ready for the Jubilee. It can all be done for 50s, and tbat is iv j realiy good materials. ! We have opened three cases of Furs, splendid valup. Brown fur Necklets at Is lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, 7s lid, 10s 6d ; and in real bear up to 40s. Fur boas from 7s 6d to 255. The new fur Capes, imitation seal— - tho l&tesb thing in capes — from 30s. Come and see our nsw hair frames and rolls for doing the hair in the newest style ; also fringe nets, dagge'Si and side combs— all in newest shapes. Gossamer and Ntfc Veilings, Frillicgs, and Chiffons — all colours and widths — Cuffs ' and Collar?, Gloves and Hose — in fact it •will pay yon to call for anything you want, , or we will send it on receipt of postal notes. [ If too much is sent it will be returned. Goods will be exchanged if nut suitable, or . money returned. ; Hf!flß DRE&VER, 50 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. I THE BONNIE. ALL STEEL— CHAIN- DRIVE. , THE LATEST AND BEST BINDER IN I " THE MARKET. 1 NOTHING WILL COMPARE WITH IT. "IT IS BUILT LIKE A BIKE." 1 Roller Bearings strongest Built ! Lightest Draught Largest Rollers 1 Closest Cut Lowest Elevation, And for All-round Points THE "BONNIE" LEADS BY LENGTHS, THE JOHNSTON HARVESTER CO., » Baiavia, New York. \ Wright) Stepheiisosi, & €©♦ AGENTS, JDyNEDIN, InY.ERCAEO!H*i AND GO&B, 17i