Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Southland Times, Issue 3626, 5 February 1880, Page 1

•-':■ Business Notices. j TAILOR, CLOTHIER, AND j V ;^^qr±eii v . . . -d .■-: OF .:.,. I MEN'S YOUTHS^ AND^BOYS' CLOTHING, Conifer of Dee7 and Ddn streets. W.S. would; call the -'attention of bis many Customers 7 r and others to his l&TffP stock of -' -' " *■ " SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTHING.; Parties Favoring. Him with a call may rely upo^jreceiving every ATTENTION, : TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is managed by a COMPETENT CUTTER. Every satisfaction-given in FIT, STYLEf and -■AAA I: PRICE. Tweeds : and Cloths in sufficient variety to ' satisfy the most fastidious taste. ■ . ■■ Orders per Post : will receive immediate attention, and will be executed with A * - punctuality. Appended is "w. SMITH'S Alphabet 4- ) A Is an article, made-to sell "P Is the buyer wholikes it well Cls for 'Clothing. Irom SMITH'S known .;stand .;.', ayaxxA- A ' V DFor Dee and Don streets on the right hand Tjl For Economy well carried out T7l Is for fit which is always turned out ; n Is a Garment of SMITH'S own style TT Is for Hat, a superior " tile " T- Is improvement brought to bear T Is a Jacket for Juvenile wear T7" Is for Knickerbocker, or Zouave suit 1 T Is for lads who hold them in repute j M" Is for many who to SMITH'S daily go J "VT Is for novelties he always can show, A Is an outfit from SMITH'S noted store T) Is the praise well-earned as of yore A Is the quality first ©f the day T) Is for requisites be what they may Q Is for style in all kinds of suits m Is for Trousers lying well on the Boots TT Is for use in the 5 article sold TT Is variety, not to be told "lifts for Waistcoats always on sale A ~\T For expenses which SMITH can curtail "V Is for you who SMITH'S trade TJ Is the Zeal you have ever displayed. W. eCIIT H, C©RNER OF DEE AND DON STREET'S Consultations. p| U NAB D I N CUP To be niirsrSffifff FEBRUARY, TBBOA j CONSULTATION FEE, Al. First ... ... £1000 Second...... ... 500 Third ... 300 Other Starters (divided) ... ... 1000 Non Starters (divided) ... ... 2200 Total £5000 - The £1000 for other starters Will average about £143 for each horse. The £2200 for Non-starters will average about £73 for each horse. ' ■ Applications shduld arrive before Monday, 23rd February, or they may be late. Send Post Office Orders, or Registered Letters. Cheques should be crossed and have ls. exchange added. Two Postage Stamps necessary. ALF RE D A. CA M E R.O N. Box 251 ; Or, Prince of Wales Hotel, -3886- ----- Dunedin. -, - p| U~O DIN C U~PJ 18 8 0 40 NOMINATIONS. FEE £1. First ' ... £500 Second ... 300- --• -Third -'■:.?~\-.y* ...;.. -■-... 200 Other Starters .(divided) ... 300 Non-Starters (divided) ... 700 £2000 "■ w * w Or6ss«FcTielfut^^ d and stamps for .''reply and result. HERBERT BENTLEY, Treasurer. . Address, 80x 133, In vercargill ; or H. Bentley's Billiard Saloon, Dee street. .-p|~.p.~N«E»B~I~N--.. cO P, 1 8 8 : y 40 NOMINATIONS. ..['Tiy A. 17T^%yi.y' xyy First Prize (Cash) £750 Second Prize (Cash) 400 ' Third Prize (Cash) 200 Other starters (divided) ... (Cash) 650 Non-starters (divided) ... (Cash) 700 Total Cash ..- ... : ' ; £2700 Crossed cheques with exchange (ls). added, and stamps,for reply and result b . ' T GEORGE : DODSON, Treasurer, ; Address— Box 27, Port Chalmers. 3427 . py UNE DIN CU P, 18 8 0 NEW S ZEALA^D PRESS CONSULTATION - :;■■-■■--- 3000 Members at a Pound. 3 Ist Prize, - £ J000 ; 2nd do, £600 j 3rd do, £400 j -Starters, £400 ; Non- starters, £600. > To' be drawn under the supervision of gentlemen, connected with the Press. A Post Office Orders, preferred ,* two stamps required for'-reply and result. Early application is necessary. ■ J. JA CONNOR, , : d Treasurer. Atmospheric Printing Works, Dunedin. Til" 7 T,.. 1080