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Otago Witness, Issue 2565, 13 May 1903, Page 34

Late Advertisements. | MRS SULLIVAN, corner Rattray and Maclaggan streets. — New Season's Goods just opened; Cheapest House in Town for Hats, Bonnets, Costumes, and Bloiwes. New Season's Jackets at verylow pricM. 15ap NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. — SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF SLEEPERS. District Engineer's Office, Dunedin, Bth May, 1903. WRITTEN OFFERS v.-ill I>3 received at this Office up to noon of SOtb MAY, 1903, for the Supply and Delivery of Totara and llafai Sleepers, in Lots of 250 or more, at any Railway Station or Siding on the Dunedin Section. Conditions under which offers are to be made to be obtained at the District Engineer's Office, Dunedin, or may be seen on Notices posted up at the Railway Stations. Offei-3 to be addressed to the District Engineer Railways, Dunedin, and to bo marked outside, "Tender for Sleepers." 12my By Order. TMPORTANT NOTICE. A MISSIONARY MONOGRAPH. THE OUTLOOK For • SATURDAY, MAT 16, Will be devoted to A FULL DESCRIPTIVE REPORT • - - Of the NEW ZEALAND STUDENT CONFERENCE On HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONS, recently held in Christchurch, and attended by over THREE HUNDRED Delegates from all parts of New Zealand, representing the Universities, the High Schools, and the Missionary Organisations of the sevcra'. Churches. In addition to a FULL DESCRIPTION of the Proceedings, the Printed Addresses will comprise the full text of the following: — " The Evangelisation of the World in the Present Generation," by Mr Johnß. Mott; "The City Problem,' by Dr Waddell ; " A Missionary Address," by Bishop Julius ; "A Missionary Sermon," by Rev. H. I S. Pnrchaa; "The Needs of "the Maoris,"' by Rev. F. Bennett; "The ' Claims of the Ministry," by Dr Erwin. Also outlines of the Addresses delivered by a number of the Missionaries present. The whole forming a POWERFUL and AUTHORITATIVE PRESENTMENT of the claims upon the Church oi Home and Foreign Missions. PRICE: ONE PENNY. DJIALL BIRD V X S T. Reduced to n minimum by using POISONED GRAIN prepared by ' DAN BROWN, Wintoii, Southland. Testimonials from farmers in Winfccsi, Forest Hill, and Hokonui districts. Hap A. ]MATHESON, Tji STATE AND FINANCE AGENT, •^ 27 RATTRAY ST., DUNEDIN. FOR SALE: 200 Acre FARM, near Clinton; nice dairying property ; ch-ap. 95 ACRES, Waitati ; fine dairying farm. 600- ACRES, near (}ore. 330 ACRES, near Wyndham : easy U-rms. 960 ACRES, near AVyndliam ; easy terms. FOR LEASE: FARM (320 acres) and STORE, Otago Central ; 25s per we-ek. LOANS ARRANGED ON LOWEST TERMS 11/ P. A. HOOPSR & CO., CABINETMAKERS and UPHOLSTERERS, and FURNITURE WAKEHOUSEM EN, OCTAGON, DUNEDIN, Have now R«-opened tlioir PrunwM, Octagon, with a NEW and 'COMPLETE STOCK of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BEDSTEADS, BEDDIXG. Etc., ai.<l are offeiintiamo a I tiie old characteristic low pr!«?.-. Call and Inspect and Compare Our Values before purchasing o!sew here. To suit tho requirements of a number of Clients, we undertake to Exchange New Furniture, etc.. for gcoJ, sound, iocoiidhnnd articles in u-s<\ or we oifcr to buy same for cash. 6my ASK FOR COLONIAL AMMUNITION COMPANY'S CARTRIDGES. They have COMn OUT ON TOP At all the recent Pigeon Maicl.cs in the Colcny. RED DEER STALKING. Send for Prices of .303 Rifles nnd Ammunition to the COLONIAL AMMUNITION COMPANY, llm Auckland. TRUST MONEY TO LEND On Freehold Security or Municipal Debentures. — £15,000 to Lend in sums of £50OQ and under at from 4J per cent, to 5 per cent. The TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, & AGEXCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.). 28iu W. LAURENCE SIMPSON, Manager.