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MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Superior to any Manufacture, made of Mosgiel and other N.Z. Tweeds. rpHE JJEW 2j EALAND (| LOTHING fACTOEY Supply the Public direct from the following Branches : DUNEDIN CHBISTCHURCH NELSON WELLINGTON NEW PLYMOUTH AUCKLAND JNTEROARGILL LYTTELTON HOKITIKA M4STERTON HAWERA THAMES OAMARU ASHBURTON REEFTON PALMERSTON NORTH HASTINGS GISBORNE WAIMATE TIMARU GREYMOUTH WANGANUI WAIPAWA NAPIER

information j^OLLISON, DUTHIE & CO. INFORMATION INFORMATION ANNUAL WINTER SALE INFORMATION Commences on INFORMATION FRIDAY, JUNE 19, At 9 a.m. INFORMATION INFOBM ATION D nring tMB Sale INFORMATION THE BOOKS WILL BE CLOSED and all INFORMATION GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. INFORMATION INFORMATION No Discounts will be Allowed. INFORMATION THE REDUCTIONS INFORMATION Will be Great and will Extend over INFORMATION TH j, BNTIRB STOCK. INFORMATION INFORMATION BBSBRVK YOUR *™HABKS For the INFORMATION Qp g A L E g> INFORMATION Commencing on INFORMATION FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1885. INFORMATION MOLLISON, DUTHIE & CO., INFORMATION 195 AND 197 GEORGE STREET.

TfIATHER LAMBERT'S 'NOTES ON INGERSOLL.' The sharpest criticisms of Ingersoll (the great American Atheist) ever printed, written by FATHER L. A. LAMBERT, of Waterloo, New York. Is. ; by post, Is. 2d. The following excerpts are from some of the many and lengthy notices these " Notes" have received from the Catholic and Protestant Press, as well as secnlar, throughout America : — " It is a book that should be in the hand of every Catholic." — Jiotre Dame Scholastic. " As acceptable to any good Methodist or Baptist as it is to any good Catholic." — Rochester Uvion (Protestant - " Lambert gives Ingersoll a scathing such as he has never had before. He takes the very hide off of him. . . This is the most deserved castigation this Attilla of infidelity ever enjoyed. It will be good for bis sonl (if he has any) to read his own condemnation and digest it." — American Christian Review (Campbellite). Father Lambert takes a firm hold of the infidel at the very start, and keeps him in the toils until he disposes of him." —Bay City Chronicle (secular), DUNEDIN: JOSEPH BRAITHWAITE, And all Booksellers. MRS. GILL is now holding a Great Clearing Sale of Fashionable First-class millinery. RBAT CLERING SALE.— Trimmed and Untrimmed Straw Bonnets, Straw Hats. Sailor Hate, Felt and Beaver Hats. REAT CLEARING SALhTorLadies' and Maids' C rsets, Thomson's patent Corsets. Infants' Tie Bands. GREAT CLEARING SALE of Underclothing, imported direct from the best markets, or manufactured .on the premises. REAT CLEARING SALE of Ulsters, Capes, Macintoshes, Flowers, Feathers, Laces, and every description of Fancy Drapery. SELECT Assortment of Mourning Millinery always on hand. Dressmaking— Fit and style guaranteed. Terms moderate MRS. GILL, Princes St.

OIMON BROTHERS, heing deterk* mined to retain the confidence of the public, have greatly reduced their prices. THE REASON why they Excel isthat they Irup< rt all English and Continental goods DIRECT from best makers. SIMON BROTHERS sell these.— Ladies' Kid Elastics from 6s ; Imitation Button Boots, 7s 9d ; Walking Shoes from 6s 9d. THK REASON WHY.They manage their own business. No double profits. Gents' Balmorals from 13s 6d ; Men's Extra Strong Lace, 11s. SIMON BROTHERS. — Famous BEE-HIVE Brand, guaranteed wear. Women's High Balmorals, 8s 9d ; Elastics, 8s 35. Children's equally reduced. PROVE THfcM.-— No Empty Company. Genuine Reductions in Prices. Quality kept up. Note Address : GEORGE STREET (5 doom from Octagon).

AW I L S O N , | • Practical | BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, ! George Stbeet, (3 doors from Morris, Photographer), DUNEDIN. | LADIES' BOOTS A SPECIALITY. j Ladies' and Gent's Worked Slippers made j up. Repairs neatly and promptly executed, j CHEAPEST PLACE IN DTJNEDIN FOB REPAIRS. ROBERT BURNS HOTEL, George Street, Dunedin. T.KEARNEY - - Proprietor. The proprietor desires to notify his friends and the public generally that he has taken the above well-known and old-established Hotel, and would be glad if those who wish to stay at a really comfortable house would call. Baths, hot and cold. Liquors ef the best brands obtainable. Prices moderate. The Hotel ia in the most populous part of George Street, and is in a convenient position for permanent boarders. One of the best Billiard Tables. Spacious Hand-Ball Alley. T. KEARNEY, Proprietor.

KAITANGATA RAILWAY AND COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. KAITANGATA COAL. THE COMPANY have much pleasure in intimating that the Coal is now Bolt ly mined from the new workings, and is of a quallity much superior to anything previously delivered, and beg to solicit a trial from every Householder. The small Coal, or Nuts, is also now procurable from every Coal Merchant in Town and Suburbs. The Company have arranged with the Coal Merchants to deliver the Kaitangata Coal, well screened and free from small, and any emissions in this respect if communicated to the Company will be promptly allowed for. Crawford street, Dunedin, 16th June, 1885. S H E E H A N, • BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. 188 George Stbeet, Dunedin. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes made to order on the Shortest Notice. Repairs neatly done on shortest notice at Moderate Charges.