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Southland Times, Issue 14100, 13 July 1898, Page 3

Public Notices SOME SOLID STATEMENTS FROM THE EXHIBITION. Something that is of Interest to You— A line of Figured Dress Materials, 40 inch wide ; Colours : Maron, Navy, Peacock, &c., Is 3d per yard A line of Twilled Venetians, 48 inch wide, at Is 6d per yard, all colours A line of Figured Dress Materials in dark shades, at Is lid per yard A line of Beautiful Amazon Cloth, dark mixtures, 40 inch wide, at 2s 6d per yard Theee goods are all most excellent value, if you wish to participate come soon, they are going fast. __ Of More Interest to You—--34 inch wide Stripe Flannelettes, at 4?>d per yard 33 inch wide Heavy Twill, Pink Flannelettes, at 6Jd per yard Beautiful Curtain Cretonnes, double width, stylish borders, very handsome, Is 4d, Is 6d, 2s per yard 28 inch wide Mosgiel Flannels in White, Shetland, and Pink at lOd per yard. Mosgicl Flannels are the best flannels manufactured in New Zealand. Our Prices run from 10d to Is 8d per yard A line of full-weight 10-4 Colonial Blankets at 19s 6d A line of very special 11-4 Colonial Blankets at 26s 6d Very Special Value in Eider Down Quilts, covered satin and sateen, lovely goods. We are offering them at prices a long way below what is usually asked for goods of this description. Of Still Further Interest to You— The whole of our Grand Stock of Mantles, Capes, Jackets, and Furs are marked at,» and, under the usual London retail prices. How is it possible ? Simply they were bought personally at end of Londou season at 50 per cent off. The cream of a manufacturers stock was skimmed in the transaction, the result we will be glad to show you. Your pick from the most Stylish Trimmed Millinery in town at mest Reasonable Price We stock all the Celebrated Makes of Corsets. Ladies’ Underclothing from the Manufacturers. THOMSON AND BEATTIE, DRESSMAKERS, MILLINERS AND TAILORS. Manufacturers of the Famous Brand of “GOLDEN WHEEL” Clothing and Ladies and Men’s Waterproofs.

GEO. E. TUCKER, DECEASED. NOTICE. ALL Accounts owing and moneys due by clients and others to the late G. E. Tucker are requested to be paid to my eon, Frank Tucker, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. 11. J. TUCKER, Executrix of the late G. E. Tucker. Invercargill, 23rd May, 1898. MEMBERS of the Athenieum will please take notice that the Library will be closed on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in this week, for removal of Books to New Room. B. A. DICKINSON, Hon. Seo. 'yiOLIN AND PIANO TUITION. Mrs C. WOOD, EYE STREET, Is prepared to receive PUPILS for the above. To Rabbiters. I BEG to inform the above that I am prepared from TO-DAY (12th July, 1898) to pay 7Jd per pair; Half Price for Small. Railage Paid. A. PASCO, Liddel street, Invercargill. IT 0R PRESERVATION goldfields. The s s. INVERCARGILL will sail on FRIDAY, 15th inst, at 10 a m., for Te Oneroa and Cromarty. Cargo to Thursday 4 p.m. Freight payable by shippers. A. B. CAMPBELL, Agent. (A Cabd.) VIOLIN TUITION BY R. A. EDWARDS. ROOMS OVER WESNEY BROTHERS. Pupils prepared for Examination. Terms on application. Postal Address—Kennington. THE third Annual Ploughing Match of the Wresy Bush-Wairio Ploughing Association will be held on Wednesday, July 13th, in a paddock lent for the occasion by Mr Matthew Newton near the line of hundred, adjoining the well-known property of Mr 8. James, when liberal prizes will be awar^^L nxr J. J. newton, Secretary. June 28th, 1898. To Teachers, Etc. ALOWRIE begs to intimate that he is now • prepared to undertake all kinds of Typewriting. Testimonials, Inspector’s Reports, typewritten in best sty’e, on superior linen paper, at 2d per folio of 72 words. (3000 words and nr re), 2s 6d per 1000 words. Carbon copies, half-price. No charge for paper. Work sent for on receipt of telephonic message. Strictest Confidence Observed. SOUTHLAND SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. RABBITS! RABBITS! I am a buver of PRIME FRESH RABBITS in any Quantity. Delivery taken at Edendale Railway i Station and railage paid. Highest price given. W II LAMBERT, Wyrf dham Rabbit Depot. EMPRESS NEEDLE. WILL WORK ON ALL KIND OF MATERIAL. Users of this needle can work ANY DESIGN IN WOOL OR SILK WITHOUT LESSONS. Price 3s 6d each. DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. PROFESSOR ELSTON, PHRENOLOGIST. IS PREPARED TO READ CHARACTER by Photo, of those unable to visit him in Town. Charts 2s 6d and ss. A. W. Sinclair AW. SINCLAIR will fell by Public Auction, a • largo selection of Drapery Goods, consisting of Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Clothing and all kinds of Fancy Goods, at the following places, at 1 p.m. each day, viz:— Sale-Otautau Hall, Wednesday and Thursday, 13th and 14th July. Concert—Thursday Night. Sale—Winton Hall; Monday and Tuesday, 18th a,ld 1 voiiceA—Tuesday Night. Sale-Dipton Hall (one day only)-Thursday, July 21st. . » Concert at Night. Sale—Lums ien Hall, Friday and Saturday, 22nd and 23rd July. Concert on Friday Night. For particulars see Day Bills. A. W. SINCLAIR, Auctioneer. ~j7A. Mitchell & Co HORSE SALE, PRINCE OF WALES YARDS SATURDAV, 16th JULY. At 11 a.m. J A. MITCHELL & CO, will sell by auction as • above— On account Mr Twentyman Hodgson, Papanui—--0 DRAUGHT Horses On account Mr John Shaw, Thnaru — g DRAUGHT Mares and Geldings, 1 Hack Trotting Stallion “LORD JOHN” by BerlinPrincess Maud.