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T LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. ' /CARICATURING, Pen-and-ink ILLTJSv> TRATING, etc. ; correspondence instruction.— Write for free Prospectus, Canadian School, Rattray street, Dunedn^ QKENT/S LABOIJR EXCHANGE, Bo**J '■^3 street, Dun-sdin, Oldest and Most Reliable Agents. Established 1872. All telegrams "Skene's," Dunedin^ sau INDIAN RUNNERS, winners Winter Test. Greymouth; this pen is now averaging ©V3r 39 egg* per week; Settings, 7s 6d postage 2s: Related Ducks from 5«. — Mrs Lucy. N.E. ValleyGAELIC SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND. TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL Will be held in the ART GALLERY HALL, DUNEDIN, On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, : At 8 p.m. Arrangements in connection with the forthcoming Annual Ball are well advanced. Tenders for Catering and Music have been accepted, and are in good hands. Tickets are being freely sold, and early application for «me is recommended. Tickets (Double 7s 6d. Single ss, Extra Lady with gentleman 2s 6d) can be procured from Members of Committee. WM. MacLEOD. 19au Hon. Sec. A CETYLENE • BURNERS. J\. A NEW THING— ONLY ONE HOLE. REQUIRES NO CLEANING. LASTS FOR EVER. STEWARD'S "DOLAN" BURNERS. THE HEAT, LIGHT, AND SUPPLIES COMPANY. W ELLINGTO N. _ SPLENDID FARM OF 291 ACRES, NEAR EDENDALE, FOR SALE. This Property is well improved. The ' whole of the land has been limed, is in splendid heart, and grows excellent crops ' of oars, afrass, turnips, etc. It is subdivided into 12 paddocks. At present there are 40 acres turnips, 50 acres young grass. 30 acres ryecorn, oats, and grace for feeing off, 20 acres one-yeaT pasture, 40 acres two- ' year pasture, 40 acres old pasture, 70 acres ploughed land. Buildings consist of a comfortable 7- , roomed Dwelling, 5-stalled stable, with loft, 28-stalled cowbyre, and other necessary outbuildings, all of which are almost new. This desirable Farm is situate about 20 chains from Dairy Factory, School, Post and Telephone Office by good gravel roads. Owner will subdivide -into two farms of 123 acres and 167 acre 6if necessary. Th© herd of 80 Dairy Cows may be taken, at valuation, if desired. ) .For further particulars apply to ' ! I. W. RAYMOND & CO., Wyndham and Invercargill ; ; Or WRIGHT, STEPHENSON. & CO., ' s«u Invercargill, Gore, and Dunedin. • TjIARMERS SEEKING LAND. i •*- — — THE NEW SOUTH WALES INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT j Will Advise PERSONS SEEKING LAND FOR j SETTLEMENT i la NEW SOUTH WALES j ' As to I SUITABLE DISTRICTS and MEANS OF COMMUNICATION. RAILWAY CONCESSIONS may be ob- ' tamed, when making visits of inspection, on a certificate from the Director. Further Liberal Concessions are also given to those who settle in New South Wales, so that they may bring their families, furniture, implements, and live stook to their new hom-es a* greatly reduced rates on the State railways. Magnificent openings on rich grazing i estates now being cut up for agricultural j settlement. TOURISTS desiring to see the Beauty j Spots of New South Wales are invited to • communicate with the Government Tourist } Bureau, Martin place, Sydney, when full information will be supplied. j I Write foi particulars, ■ DIRECTOR. ; INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT, lOju Sydney I j I £40 Deposit I SECURES" i 180 A__O R E S.| GOOD. LITTLE, DAIRY FARM. j Price is £400. Ecusy terms for balance. | WM. POWELL & CO. | 12 LOWER HIGH STREET. DUNEDIN. j | Tt/r ONEY TO LEND. | I The DUNEDIN SAVINGS BA XX is again prepared to LEND MONEY on FREEHOT.ri j SECURITY at Lowest Current iiatee. I-EflD SMITH. Manager | _ A. & J. M'FARLANE, •m/TACLAGGAN & PRINCES STREET- •*■"-*• Dunedin, Cash Buyers of POULTRY and PORK (any quantity). Ducklings to weigh 91b pc pair; Chickens and HenS, 81b per pair. I Highest prices given. No commission charged. 5s I MISSMC PRIENDS. i ' ' EINN. -Will Miss S. J. Finn, 1 to be in Nev, Zcalsnd, kmdlj Com T.L.nicute with Friende. 19ati ! The largest cigars ever manuf;icturt<l I measure l&jin in length and 6i'i in cirti.iuI ferenee. weigh ilb, and entail payment cf ils 6d duty. The factory price n lla\jna ' ia £1000 per 1000.