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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XIX, Issue 51, 25 September 1891, Page 16

W. J. CANTWELL, BEEHIVE GROCERY AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSE NO. 189 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. CHEAPEST AND BEST VALUE IN THE CITY. Call and see the prices befora purchasing elsewhere. (^ Agent for the CeyloU and Indian Tea Co's pure Ceylon Teas, same as used in Kiosk at the Exhibition. Goods packed in time to catch al) trains to the Country. TELEPHONE NO. 443. POST CABDS REOKIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION.

pvUTHIE BROS. IMPORTERS Of Laces, Gloves, Silks, and General Drapery, Millinery, and Highland Ornaments, Tailors, Outfitters, Dressmakers, and Milliners, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. [Established 1879] aPTRINTS PRINTS 300 Costume Pieces in 1 » PRINTS PRINTS Stripes, Brocades, Dnmaaie, A m PRINTS Embroidered and Braided oa m New Shaded Striped and Cloths, Beiges, Vigognes, H Checked Prints in Latest Foule, Seawave, Camel 4 i: colourings. O" New Ceylon hair Cloth. Fancy Lustres, g Jf Costume Stripe for Tennis Delaines, Llamas, and New W ° dresses, &c, in fast colours. Bcotch Tweeds. ® First-class Dressmaking at Moderate Prices. Fit guaranteed. Costumes complete, from 39$ 6d. Special lot of Muslin De- DOROTHY CAPES I lame and Piinted Crossbar The New Three-quarter H _ Muslins (lovely goods) in 20 Capes are without doubt the different designs and colours, most Fashionable Garments od Selling fast at Bjd. for outdoor wear. In Cardi- O p nals, Fawns, Greys, Blacks g These goods are cheap at with Braided Yokes nnd 00l- 2 la 3d per yard. lars trimmed with Feathers. S Our Specialte Riding Habits, Made to Order, 35s 6d. Extra Quality Melton Cloth, 425. Mantles I Capes I Visites I SPRING JACKETS ~ Mantles this season are com- In Scotch and Cheviot *-■ 33 posed almost intirely of Lace Tweeds, Fawns, Greys and ► W and Jet, and are very effec- Blacks with Braided Sleeves q ►3 tive looking. We hold* a large and Collars ;at all prices. M H stock of Silk Lace and Cloth ™ Mantles of Latest Styles. One line of 100 Spring H Black Lace Capes with Jet Jackets in Greys and Fawns H ■^ Yokes and Medici Collare are marked at 4s lid, are really oo g all the rage, and we have wonderful value ; prices run _ plenty of them. ud to 63". ~* TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Our Tailor-made Suits are warranted to last oat three Factory-made Suits. Prices from £4. Send for Patterns and Salf-measurement Chart. PATTERNS AND PRICE LISTS POST FRBE. /TTaDWELL'S 'MAGIC HEALING OINTMENT VJT Cukes Hcrseb' Broken Knees, Saddle Galls, Cracked Heels, Girth Galls, etc., Cows' Sore Teats, Torn Cddere, etc. Also GLADWELL'S SOOTHING OINTMENT, Foßurcs, Scalds, Scurvy, Sores, Contused Wounds, Chapped Lips, Broken Chilblains, Old Sores, Piles, Eczema, etc. For the first time these invaluable remedies are offered to tha public, — the recipe for their prepara'ion being retained in one family for many generations. Having u9ed them with extraordinary success, and bping repeatedly urged by persons who have offered to bear testimony to their efficacy to bring them before the public, not merely as a commercial speculation, but as a boon to the whole community, in now doing so the Proprietor i 9 confident one trial will prove " They are what ihey profess to be." To be had from Kempthorne, Prosaer, Agents, Dunedin. TMTISS SIMPSON DRESSMAKER (Late Lower Hanover Street) Has REMOVED to PRINCES STREET, Opposite Masters, Hatters. WANTED KNOWN. aEORGESON AND CO Have added a large saloon at back of Ghop, 16 Rattray Street, *bere Oysters may be had with lull table luxury for 6d per plate. Vieitora Specially invited. GEORGESON AND CO., Fishmongers and Poultebkrs, 15 Rattray S reet ; also 113 George Street aid Maclagjan Street. DUNEDIN. '

m H E V ARE COMING! WHO? The Gipsies. WHEN? On Monday, the 19 th October. WEERE will they pitch their tents ? In the Garrison Hall. "MONASTERY OF THE SACRED HEART, -"■^ BARBADOES STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, OARDING AND DAY SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES Under the Patronage of the Right Rev. Dr. Gbimes, D.D , S.M. The Course of Instruction comprises n English Education in all its branches, Latin, French, aud German Languages, Music, Singir.g. Plain and Fancy Work, Drawing, Painting, Book-keeping, etc., etc. Tebms : Boarders, £40 per annum (including one Extra), paid quarterly in advance ; Entrance Fee, £2, paid once only. Day Pupils, £10 per annum, paid quarteriy in aivance. Each quarter comprises eleven wee&s. EXTRAS. Pianoforte S.ngingi Harp Drawing and Painting Violin (Oil and Water Colours) Harmonium Artificial Flower Making Laundress Fee. A reduction will be made in favour of ti-ters and pupils under ten years. No extra caarge for the ordinary Singing, Drawing, and Fainting Lesson?. Boarders will be admitted any time of the year. For further particulars and prospectus epply to the REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. rvTAGO CONSERVATORIO OF MUSIC Third Quarter begins 23rd July, 1801. For private pupils quarter begins from date of first lesson. Private pupils as well as class students may attend class in Harmony and Counterpoint free of Charges, Students for Harmony and Counterpoint in class, 30s per juarter. SIGNOR R. SQUARISH, R.C.M.T., Director, Pitt Street, Dunedin.