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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XV, Issue 9, 24 June 1887, Page 27

r£HE £)RAPERY AND Q.ENERAL JMPORTING QO OF J^" # 2. L MTED (Co-operative). WHOLESALE AND FAMILY WAREHOUSES : HIGH ST., DUNEDIN, AND OASHEL ST., OHRISTCHUBOH. The only Wholesale Firm in the Colony who supply the Public direct with DRAPERY, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, CARPETS, BEDSTEADS, &o. At ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES. n . m| n _.._ j The large and increasing trade in every department of the D.1.C., notwithstanding the depressed times UAoH VERSUS GnCUIT \ through which we are now passing, is a proof beyond doubt that the Public have given a verdict in favour of ( cash Payments and a saving of from 25 to 30 per cent. D. I. CMC M HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN, AND OASHEL STREET, CHRISTOHUROH.

SAVE T OUR MONEY And Buy from the "DEEHIVE" CASH ;X-> CO-OPERATIVE STORE, 191, George Street, Dunedin, 191. Every line in stock the best of its kind and offered at prices that Defy Competition. We make it a rule to let the Goods slide, provided we get the DIMES, at the smallest possible margin. Come one and all with the NEEDFUL, and see how much you can Save on your weekly bills to meet other wants with. New Season's TEA of the finest lines, just received. We won't quote figures, but ask you to call. You will return pleased, as all our numerous patrons assure us they are. W. D. SUTHERLAND. GREAT KING STREET (Between Frederick and Albany Streets). Having purchased the old established CORDIAL AND CRATED WATER BUSINESS In Great King Street from Mr. A. M. LEWIS, We beg to inform our numerous Friends and the Public generally that we are prepared to execute all Orders entrusted to us with every care, and trust that by making the very best article we shall merit a fair share of your patronage Our SODA WATER is without doubt the best made in the Province. Our GINGER ALE and LEMONADE possess a rich bouquet which is equal to the imported. We may also draw your attention to the GINGER WINE, which will surely command a great name for itself. Customers will do well to ask for our Brand. Hotels, Clubs, Private Houses, Stores, Balls Parties, and Picnics supplied. BENNETT and SON. yENtTIAN BLINDS VENETIAN BLINDS jAt Moderate Prices. PATERSON BURK & CO., * Stuart St. (Opposite St. Paul's Church.) JOHNSTON AND CO MERCHANT TAILORS, 49 Gkoeoe St., DUNEDIN. Suits in any style made to order in a few hours' notice. Trousers from 15s, freight and duty added

TTISITORS to OHRISTOHURCfI V and those with engagements in the City requiring the convenience and comfort of a honre — near the business centre, and in the im ediate vicinity of the church and Convent Schools, — should stay at MIBB KeekAN'B ENNISKILLEN BOARDINGHOUSE, Barbadoes Street South. First-class accommodation f rr Families. JfIRANK W. PETRE Engikeeb and Architect, LIVERPOOL STREET, DUNEDDN' And 171 Hereford Street, Christchurch Complete designs for Catholic Churches finished under special arrangements. rrr illiam reid VV Wholesale and Retail SEED MERCHANT, NURSERYMAN, &O. High Street, (Grand Hotel Buildings), DUNEDIN. Catalogue and Price List on Application. I have a very large stock of Seeds— all of the very best that can be obtained — of Garden Flower, Agricultural, and Clover Seed?, 1 which I sell at the Lowest Possible Prices. My Stock of Fruit and Forest Trees are all grown by myself on the poorest exposed land I could procure, therefore they are sure to thrive well no matter where planted, which is the most important part in tree-planting. Pot Flowers cut for parties ; Bouquets for Balls and Weddings on the shortest notice. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WILLIAM ANGELL, late of Maclaggan Street,has taken over the old-established business of Venetian Blind and Revolving Shutter Manufactory lately carried on by William Wilson in Hanover St. (next the National Bank of New Zealand). He will continue to carry on the business in combination with that of Builder, Joiner, and Early English Furniture maker of every description. Furniture, Mantlepieceß, Patent Washers, Sashes, Doors, and General Joinery of all descriptions cheaper than ever, in consequence of having the latest machinery. Shop and Office Fittings and Show Cases a specialty, and having the greatest facility in the Colony for the Manufacturing of Venetian Blinds, Revolving Shutters, and Wire Blinds is able to execute all orders with the greates despatch. TWENTY YEARS' LONDON EXPERIENCE. ¥XT C O It B E T, PORTRAIT PAINTER, Art Academy, Octagon (Beside Tablet Office).

T3RINCESS THEATRE ■*■ Palmebston Stbeet, WESTPORI (Adjoining Gilmer's Hotel). The above hae only been recently erec and is fitted with the best and most moderr improvements. Dimensions, 70ft x 30ft height, 24ft; stage, 21ft x SOft. Seating accommodation for 600 persons. JOHN GILMER, Proprietor" ANDREW MARTINELLI, MANUFACTURER OF UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS. All kinds of repairing done at Moderate Charges. A. M. keeps the best and largest stock of material in the Southern Hemisphere. Inspection Invited. Glass and China riveting a specialty. Please Note Address :—: — FREDERICK STREET (2 doors off George Street). r^ AND T. YOUNG, Importers, Watchmakers and Jewellers, 80 Princeß street, Dunedin, Have Just Landed, ex ship Dunedin, and Suez Mail Steamer, large shipments of Gold and Silver Watches ; Gold and Silver Jewellery; English, French and American clocks ; Silver and Electro-plated goods, etc. selected by their Mr. George Young, from the leading manufacturers in England and the Continent. G. and T. Young, from the fact of their buying from the manufacturers direct, and for cash, and having no commissions to pay are in a position to supply the very best quality of goods at prices considerably lower than those who purchase in the markets here. Note the address :—: — 80, Princes street, Dunedin ; Great North Road, Timaro ; and Thames street, Oamaru. JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, DENTIST, Exactly opposite Cargill's Monument, Princes Street, Dunedin. Will give you the best work at one half the usual charge. GUARANTEED PERFECT SATISFACTION. Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by a new process invented and applied by Mr. A T rr strong. Fee, ss. i • cth filled and cleaned so as to preserve them for life at one half the usual charge. Broken Sets repaired and made as good as new while you wait. Mr. Armstrong personally superintends all* work, and consequently meets with every' 1 Buccess. Open until 9.30 p.m. on Saturdays. > ESTABLISHED 1861.

} vuning Classes are at present in formation to meet the requirements of young Tradesmen. Subjects include Geometry, Arithmetic and Mathematics.