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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 5, 31 October 1890, Page 14

NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION AWARDS. STANDARD! STA N D A RD! STANDARD! WE have much pleasure in announcing to the Trade that our Boot Exhibit at the New Zealand and South Exhibition secured FIRST-CLASS CKRTIFICATEB for e*ch line competed for, thereby securing SIX FIR-^T- ILA.SS AWARDS AND NO SECONDS, thus placing our Boots in the very FORK MOST RANK of Exhibits, which fact should speak for itself, as it was the Only Boot Exhibit securing Six First-Claßs Cert ficates and NO oECONDS. Men's Olace Glove and Calf Kid Boots and Shoes ... ... ... FIR3T-CLASS CERTIFICATE Women's and Children's Glacp Glove and Calf Kid Boots and Shoes ... ... FIRST-<!LASS CERTIFICATE French alf Goods, in Men's, Women's, Youths', and Girla' M.S., Pegged and Rivets ... FIKST-''LASS CERTIFL !ATE Grain, Hide, and Calf Shooters, M S. and Pegged ... ... ... FIRST-CLABS CERTIFICATE Watertights and Stout Nail Goods (a specialty) ... ... ... FIRST-CLASS CERTJFI ATE Fancy-Stitched *nd Ornamental-Cut Goods ... ... ... FIRST-CLASS CERTIFICATE All the above are now being Manufactured by SARGOOD, SON, AND EWEN, The Makers of the Famous BTANDARD BRAND OF BOOTS AND SHOES. We again beg to draw Special Attention to the Fact that the Judges were Unanimous im Awarding the STANDARD BRAND First-Class Awards in ALL Classes Shown.

THE "OLYMPIC." PROFESSOR OBCAR DAVID Has much pleasure to announce that he has Leased the Building in Moray Place, Dunedin, known as the PALACE SKATING KINK, and converted it into a PUBLIC GYMNASIUM AND ATHLETIC HALL, thereby supplying a long-felt want to the community. As there is splendid fluor space for the purpose, Walking, Running, Cycling, etc., can be practised in rII weathers, thus affording a grand opportunity of getting into form for public contests. Every convenience — Baths, Lavatories, etc., are provided. The study of Chet.B and Draughts is specially encouraged, Boxing, Fencing Wrestling Classes will be formed as Boon as sufficient numbers of pupiln are forthcoming. The Hall is a'so specially mi'ed for Balls, Bnzaare, Meetings, etc. The Hall is Open to the Public every Afternoon up to 5 p.m., and fID^SDAY and SATURDAY Evenii gsfrom 7.30 to 10pm for practising either gjmnastics.skating, Ctjess, Draughts, etc, aB per arrangement. A Bhort, varied programme will be presented on Saturday Evenings. — Professor David trusts that in bis endeavour to supply to the public this very desirable institution, he will rective the earnest support and liberal patronage of all nght-'hmkir.g people. Gentlemen's Gymnastic Clusses —TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from 8 to 9 30 p.m. Bojs' CIass— HA. URDAY. from 9.45 to 10.45 a.m. Girls' Class — From 11 to 12 o'clock a.m JBLENKINSOPP, • FANCY DRAPER, George Stsbet, Dunkdin. J. BLENKINSOPP, Having Removed To 47 George Street (near Little Dust Pan), Is Showing NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON VERY CHEAP. Your Inspection Invited, NOTE — 47 GEORGE STREET. Buy the Best and insist on having NOONDAY FAMILY OIL From yo'ir Grocer, BRILLIANT, ECONOMICAL, SAFE. Every Tin Stamped to Avoid Counterfeit, WR. B O R D E R, • Six years Foreman tor Scott Broa., Christchurch, ENGINEER, MILLWKIGHT, BOILERSMITH, &c. All kinds of Engines, Boilerß, and Milling Machinery Made and Repaired. Estimates given for Verandahs and all classes of Imu Work. Bicycles repaired at Reasonable Rates. IMPORTANT NOTICE to Hote I - ktepers and others. — It having come t > our notice that some orderß from Oustom tb netc t having r< ached us, we beg to bta c th we bave No Conntcti^n with the Faccry bearing the name of " \V. Lane and <"' o , M claggan etieei." Plea^ addre-s correHpondeuce: LANE AND CO., daikt ■ *tre. t, Dunodm ; Severn street. Oamaru. Telephone No 101. *