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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 24, 5 October 1888, Page 17

WOOL! (UfiHr WOOL! OTAGO WOOL SALES, 1888-89. DONALD REID & CO., Wool and Pboduce Bbokbbs, Have much pleasure in announcing that the OTAGO WOOL AND CORN EXCHANGE, being very spacions, BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED, aad built specially for the most effective display of the Wool, offers unequalled advantages to growers. Ample space being available, there is room for THE FULLEST DISPLAY OF SAMPLE BALES, and in the case of Farmers 1 Clips, we show the entire consignment The most careful attention is given to the valuation of all Lots, whether Large or Small, and every endeavour is made to secure the highest possible market value for the consignments, an additional guarantee to vendors being that we act strictly as SELLING BROKERS ONLY, on commission. Onr FIUST SALES will be held about the MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER. Bales will be held every Alternate Week during the Season, and proceeds paid over within Six Days of Sale. In the case of Wool offered for Sale and not Bold, the charges are ONE SHILLING PER BALE ONLY. Wool Packs, Sewing Twine, Sheepaheara, Boiled Oil, and Station Stores supplied of best quality at Current Rates. BATTLE § FONTENOY ! FONTENOY ! ! FONTENOY ! ! ! G- SIEGE OP LIMERICK. The Irish Brigade in the Service of France PLIGHT OP THE WILD GEESE. Just received first consignment of the Celebrated and Beautiful IRISH PICTURE, "The Irish Brigade at the Battle of Fontknot, Mat 11, 1745.' Size : 24 z 36 inches ; Showing the " Wild Geese," in tbeir handsome green uniforms, led by Lord Clare, Counts Dillon and Lally, attacking the English Army under tbe Duke of Cumberland. Every Irishman who loves the dear old land, and feels for the wrongs and sufferings 4 "of his race, should procure a copy of this beautiful picture. Sent FREE BY POST to any part of the Colony for 7s 6d. The Picture can be had beautifully framed (if preferred) in a Superb, 2Hnch, Alhambra Gilt Moulding for £1 Is, including packing case ; sent to any address. Orders addressed to this Office will receive prompt attention. O H 1? ¥. H A V E S Has commenced the Practice of his Profession as a SOLICITOR AND CONVEYANCER. Bank of Australasia Buildings. Corner of BOND and BATTRAY STREETS, DUNEDIN. TJ IVER TO ~N ART-UNION. (Postponed to November 3.) ( Continued.) TUB Very Rev. M. Walsh desires to acknowledge with many thanks, the receipt of blocks of tickets with accompanying amounts from the following : £ 8. d. Mrs. M. McElligott, Cromwell ... ... 2 0 0 Miss M. Geary, Biverton ... ... 1 10 0 Mr. R. Cassels, Riverton ... ... 014 0 „ P. Walsh, Milton ... ... 2 0 0 „ A. O'Connell, Naseby ... ... 0 10 0 „ F. Ford, Groper's Bush ... ... 2 2 0 Mrs. D. Mclvor, Otautau ... ... 2 0 0 Miss E. Buckley, Riverton ... ... 2 0 0 „ E. Shepherd, East Invercargill ... 1 10 0 Mrs. C. Geeriu, Dunedin ... ... 1 10 0 Mies K. Watson, Riverton ... ... 10 0 (To be continued.) NOTICE. All persons interested in the Riverton Art-Union may rest assured that the Drawing postponed to November 3 will certainly take place on that date. Those still holding Books of Tickets will please return same, sold or unsold, as Boon as possible, but not later than November 1. J. M. HALL, Hon. Sec.