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Mil S. DKEAVER, MILLINER, GEORGE STREET, Has large vari^t vof Suushades, very Cheap— in satin, 2s lid. jS§fS[^ Also, large variety of Dress ra§§§gX Material, very Cheap. Children's KP*«B*BM Pinafores, Blouses, Pelisses, Sailor V|}4Q|flr Hats, Infants' Millinery, which, v& Tw for Style and Variety, can't be q|Lj|^B^ t %lBgSWr Mourning Bonnets and Hats • aSJ^ 'Jgg§g|g^ from 3s 6d, trimmed. xl^RfT -3^-Xa. MRS# DREA - VE . R « the only <- vi|ldT«r*<t^- Yf Teacher of the Scientific System v lbJ-l^nS>^r^pg7r £~ °* Dress-cutting in Otago. Ladies taught till proficient for Ladies wishing to Learn Dressy^/^'f^g^/jHS^K_^ making can make up their own Dresses Cut, Tacked, and Fitt jUi. for 2a Gd, by Scientific System. Dre Patterns cut to Measure, Is. "• S«# MRS. DREAVEB, 50 GJOBGE STBEET (OpposL c A. & T. Ingils). rjHHF DRESDEN PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURING AND AGENCY COMPANY, 31 Pbinces Street, Dunedin, Harj on hand the LARGEST STOCK of PIANOS I PIANOS I ORGANS ! ORGANS ! And HARMONIUMS In New Zealand to select from at WHOLESALE PRICES FOR CASH, Or on the 9- TW O YEARS' HIRE SYSTEM. _0 P^ASE NOTE,_tN OTE ,_tf 0 matter whe ou 1{ obtain any our CELEBRATED INSTRUMENTS by paying a Small Deposdt nd the balance extending over TWO YEARS. y«-". The Largest and Best- Assorted Stock of SHEET MUSIC IN THE COLONY And Special Terms ar* made to Teachers and the Profession. iSbte the Address : 31 PRINCES STBEiEiT, DUNEDIN. J. A. X. BEIDLB, Manager. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE DUNEDIN CENTRAL DISTRICT />j.ENTLEMEN.— At the request and with the promised VJ su| port of a number of Electors. I have resolved to offer myas a Candi late for the seat of your Representative in Parliament. I shall take an eariy opportunity of explaining to you my views the political situation. Your obedient servant, B B. CA.RGILL. Dunedin, 28th June, 1887. TO THE ELECTORS OF DUNEDIN SOUTH. /^< ENTLEMEN, — I have the honour to inform you' that \_A at tl-e forthcoming general election I shall again solicit the favour -f jour suffrages. The principal planks in my platform •will be r ENCOURAGEMENT TO LOCAL INDUSTRIES AND RETRENCHMENT. I shall take an early opportunity of addressing the electors and xplaining to them fully my views upon the various political questions. Yours obediently, JAMES GOBE.