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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 43, 25 October 1900, Page 14

1 Pi \A/ A RPi Ri C*C\ WOOL GRAIN SEED ' AND U- VJ. VVrVnU 00 \J \J. MANURE MERCHANTS, AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK AGENTB, Full Stocks of Cornsacks, Woolpacks, Manures, Seeds, etc., T ..« -« . i-^i rw-» kept, and Farmers are asked to call upon us before lUVGrCStrfiTlll GOFC 8111 U. 811111 purchasing their requirements. ' *

AGENTS FOR — Massey -Harris Implements, Huddart, Parker Steamers. Manchester Fire Insurance Co., Lawes' Dips and Manures. MANAGING AGENTS FOR— Oe*an V-v-h Fr^'inj' Work* (Rirr ft. Co.. Limited. Proprietors).

gOUS XI LL AND MeN AIJ Three First Awards and Special Gold Medal at the Auckland Exhibition, 1899. These Awards were gained by work manufactured on our premises, Symonds street, and distanced all competing work, both local and imported. We invite inspection of our large stock of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, CROSSES, ETC. The Largest Stock of Designs of Ibon Tomb Railings in the Colony. Designs and Prices forwarded Free on Application. Lowest possible Prirts consistent toith Good Work and Material. BOUSKILL AND McNAB, Symonds Street, AUCKLAND. J. FANNING & CO. Telephone 6.X). House, Land, Estate, & Financial Agents, ROYAL EXCHANGE, OPERA HOUSE, WELLINGTON. Money Invested, Loans Negotiated, and entire Management of Properties and Collection of Rents undertaken. The firm have Special Facilities for disposing of Town and Country Properties. Corn s-pondtnoe invited from property owners also persons wishing to buy.

IMPERIAL DIiAPJSUI LOMi'AJNi. T7ILROY AND SUTHERLAND, -"" 176 and 178 PRINCES STREET (near Stafford St.) Extensive alterations and additions to above premises have now been completed, making them in every way quite op to date. Special attention to light has been given, and we have now secured a well lighted interior. Everything has been ordered FRESH AND NEW FOR THE COMING SEASON. A distinctive and leading feature of our stock will be goods of British manufacture. At Home there is a strong impulse in favor of goods made within the British Empire, and we feel confident all true Imperialists will help us in this matter. ! OPENING DAY : FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th. i NEW SHOPS! NEW GOODS!! NEW IDEAS!!! IMPERIAL DRAPERY COMPANY, 176 and 178 Pblwces Street, (near Stafford Street). IMPORTANT NOTICE. DUNEDIN PAWN OFFICE, 5 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. (Late A. Solomon.) W. G. ROSSITER (for the last 15 years Manager for the late Mr. A. Solomon) having bought the old-established and well-known pawubroking business of the late Mr. A. Solomon, begs to announce to the public of Dunedin and Suburbs that he will carry on the business with the same attention and fidelity a a formerly. Note Address : j W. G. ROSSITER, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, No :>, Geokgk Street, Dunedin.

FT XION STE A M SHIP *-> COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Steamers will be despatched as under (weather and other circumstances permitting) : LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON— Flora Fri., Oct. 2<J 1 p.m. D'din or :i 3.*> tr'n Waikare Mon., Oct. 2!t 2 30 tr'n NAPIER, GISBORNE and AUCKLAND— Flora Fri., Oct. 26 1 p.m. D'din or 3.:5."> tr'n Talune Tues., Oct. 30 2 MO tr"n SYDNEY, yia WELLINGTON— Waikare Mon., Oct. 29 2.30 train SYDNEY via AUCKLAND— Talune Tues , Oct. 30 2.30 p.m. tr'n MELBOURNE via BLUFF and HOBART— Monowai Mou., Oct. 29 2.30 train WESTPORT via OAMARU, TIMARU, AKAROA, LYTTELTON. WELLINGTON. NEW PLYMOUTH and GREYMOUTH. Cargo only. Corinna Thurs.. Nov. 1 3 p.m. D'din GREYMOUTH via OAMARU, TIMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and j NAPIER. Cargo only. Janet Nicoll Wed., Oct. 24 3 p.m. D'din SOUTH SEA ISLAND SERVICE. TONGA, SAMOA and FIJI— (From Auckland.) Manapouri Wed., Oct. 31 RARATONGA and TAHITI. (From Auckland.) Ovalau Tues., Nov. 20 For FIJI Taviuni Wed., Nov. 21

i HOTEL, WAIMATE 1 T. TWOMEY Proprietor. T. TWOMEY (lute of the Grosvenor Hotel, , Christchurch) having now taken possession of the above favorite and centrally-situated house, will -<pare no pains to make the place as comfortable as pobsible. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. The Hotel is being refurnished and renovated throughout. Z^IOALS ! COALS ! ! COALS ! ! ! The DUNEDIN AND SUBURBAN COAL CO., Limited, With which is incorporated JAMES GIBSON AND CO. (Limited), Have pleasure in stating that they have now one of the largest and most 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. 103. Orders may be left with DUTHIE BROS., GEORGE STREET. F. GUNN, Manager.

i SCOTI A HOT EL j Corner of Leitii axd Du.ndas Stuj kts, Duntdix MICIIACL O IIALLORAN ( ate of the Polic* Puree, Dumdiii and A-jhbartoi)). Proprietor. Having leaded the above well-known and popular Hotel, vvhirli lias nndetgone a thorough renovation. Mr U ilalloran i-. now prepared tooflYr lir^t-ciasy accommodation to famihtrt, boarders, and the general public. The very best oi \\ ines, Ale^, and Spirits supplied. E W IJ V T CHER Y. JOHN McINTOSII (For many year* salesman to City Co ), Opposite Ph<rnix Company, Macla-.can Street, Dtnjcdix, Has opened as above. Only the best of meat at lowest possible prices. Families waited on for Orders. A TRIAL SOLICITED. n E O II (i E I) E N X I S. Late of Park Hotel, Newtown, Wellington and Went Coafet South Island, Has taken over BARRETT'S HOTEL, Lambton Quay, WELLINGTON, where he is prepared to provide for his old patrons and the public generally every accommdation. Two minutes' walk from Post Office and •wharf. Tram passes door.

" DFAR M F I Ive for K° tten <*»' SYMINQTON COFFEE ESSENCE, whatever ahaJl Ido F Call at the nearest UL ' nn >VI L * Store you pass j they All Keep it.