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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 40, 4 October 1900, Page 14

Jf\ \A/ A DH Rf Pf\ WOOL, GRAIN, SEED, and . VJL VVMriL/ 06 \J\J* manure merchants, AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK AGENTS, Full Stocks of Cornsacks, Wool packs, Manures, Seeds, etc., T *ii /-m i i-ki r*> kept, and Farmers are asked to call upon us before IllVerCarglll, GOFe 811(1 BIUII. purchasing their requirements. 7 AGENTS FOR— Massey-Harris Implements, Huddart, Parker hteamers. Mauchesier Fire In»uiam.e Co., Law uo' Dips and Manures. MANAGINQ AGENTS FOR—Ocean Beach Frepying Works. (Birt & Co., Limited, Proprietors).

TJOUSKILL AND Me NAB imperial drapery company. KILROY AND SUTHERLAND, 176 and 178 PRINCES STREEr (near Stafford St.) thb Auckland Exhibition, 1899. v J Extensive alterations and additions to above premises have now These Awards were gained by work manufactured on our If en . completed, making them in every way quite up to date. premise. Symonds street, djJLI * rffXtSSf .S^^SlTi^^HS local and imported. We invite inspection of our large stock of NfiW /QR/ QR THE COMINO A distinctive and leading MONUMENTS TOMBS, HEADSTONES, CROSSES, ETC. feature of our stock will be goods of British manufacture. At Home there is a strong impulse in favor of goods made within the The Largest Stock of Deßignß of Iron Tomb Railings in the British Empire, and we feel confident all true Imperialists will help Colony. Designs and Prices forwarded Free on Application. us in this matter. Lttcett poitible Priest consistent with Good Work and Material. OPENING DAY : FRIDAY, AUGUST 24TH. BOUSKILITSd MCNAB, NEW SHOPS! NEW~GOODS!! NEW IDEAS!!; Symonds Stbket, IMPERIAL DRAPERY COMPANY, AUCKLAND. 176 and 178 Prlnces Stbeet, (near Stafford Street). FAMMINft Rf OO IMPORTANT NOTICE. . iMININIINVa iXi KJKJ. RUNEDIN PAWN OFFICE, Telephone 630. \J 3 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. House, Load, Estate, & Financial Agents, wGi RoS siter <^t\f*^7™ *« the i»te rtrwr * t nvnn a vm^ r\PPBA TTnTT^i? Mr. A. Solomon) having bought the old-established and well-known KO XAL bALHAJNUii, Ul UNA HUUftC/, pawnbroking business of the late Mr. A. Solomon, begs to announce WELLINGTON. to the public of Dunedin and Suburbs that he will carry on the * business with the same attention and fidelity as formerly. Money Invested, Loans Negotiated, and entire Management of Note Address : Properties and Collection of Rents undertaken. -^ q roSSITER ' The firm have Special Facilities for disposing of Town and ' ' ' Country Pro^eK ! PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Correspondence invited from property owner? also persons wish- Xo 5, George Street, Dunedin. ing to buy.

\yAIMATE HOTEL, WAIMATK T. TWOMEY Proprietor. T.TWOMKY(Iateof the Gro-,venor Hotel, , Christchuroh) having now taken possession of the above favorite and centrally-situated house, will spare no pains to make the place as comfortable as possible. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. The Hotel i-s being refurnished and renovated throughout. pOALS! COALS!! COALS! ! ! The DUNKDIX AND SUBURBAN COAL CO., Limited, With which is incorporated JAMES GIBSON A\D CO. (Limited), Have pleasure in stating that they have now one of the largest and mo>t up-to-date plants engaged in the Trade. HOUSEHOLDERS who want prompt and careful attention paid to their orders should give us a trial. All kinds of local coal in stock, also a large supply of DRY FIREWOOD. Direct Importers of Newcastle Coal and Smithy. Telephones . Castle street, No. 401. Vogel street, No. 10.5, Orders may be left with DUTHIE BROS., GEORGE STREET. " F. GUNN, Manager.

OCOTIA HO T E L O Corner of i LEITH AND DUNDAS STar.F.T^ DUXEDIX MICHAEL OIIALLORAN (late of the Police Force, Dunedin and Ashburton), Proprietor. Having leased the above well-known and popular Hotel, which has undetgone a thorough renovation. Mr O'Hallorau is now prepared to offer first-class accommodation to families, boarders, and the general public. The very best of Wines, Ales, and Spirits supplied. 1^- E W BUTCII EX Y. JOHN McINTOSH (For many years salesman to City Co ), Opposite Pba-nix Company, Maclaguan Street, Duni:din, Has opened as above. Only the best of meat at lowest possible prices. Families waited on for Orders. A TRIAL SOLICITED. pEO RG E DENNIS, Late of Park Hotel, Newtown, Wellington and West Coast South Island, Haa taken over BARRETT'S HOTEL Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON, where he i* prepared to provide for his old patrons and the public generally every accommdation. Two minutea' walk from Post Office and wharf. Tram passes door,

UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Steamers will be despatched as under (weather and other circumstances permitting) : LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Moura Fri , Oct. 5 '.\ p.m. D'din Monowai Mon., Oct. X 3 p.m. D'din NAPIER, GISBORNE and AUCKLAND— Moura Fri., Oct. f> 3 p m. D'din Flora Fri., Oct. 12 :* p.m. D'din SYDNEY, via WELLINGTON— Monowai Oct. 8 ;? p.m. D'din MELBOURNE via BLUFF and HOBART— Waikare Mon., Oct. 8 2.30 p.m. D'din WESTPORT via OAMARU, TIMARU, AKARUA, LYTTELTON. WELLINGTON, NEW I'LYMOUTHand GREYMOUTH. Cargo only. Kini x Thurs., Oct. 4 3 p.m. D'din GREYMOUTH via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and NAPIEK. Cargo only. .Janet Nicoll Wed., Oct. 10 3 p.m. D'din I SOUTH SEA ISLAND SERVICE. TONGA, SAMOA and FIJI— (From Auckland.) Hauroto Wed., Oct. 3 RARATONGA and TAHITI. (From Auckland.) Ovalau Tues., Oct. 23 For FIJI Taviuni Wed., Oct. 24

f( HCTAD K/l C I I>ve forgotten that SYMINGTON COFFEE ESSENCE, whatever shall Ido f Call at the nearest ULMri IVI C I Store you pass ; they All Keep it.