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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVIII, Issue 45, 8 November 1900, Page 14

I C± \A/ A DPi /fr PO WOOL GRAIN SEED ' AND U. vJ. VYrMiL/ (JO KJKJ. manure merchants, AUCTIONEERS AND STOCK AGENTS, Fall Stocks of Cornsacks, Woolpacks, Manures, Seeds, etc., f .-. n . i-ki nr» kept, and Farmers are asktd to call upon us before lHV6rCSirfflll, CjOrG tlllCl 1511111. purchasing their requirements. O ? AGENTS FOR — Massey-Harris Implements, Huddart, Parker Steamers. Manchester Fire Insurance Co., Lawes' Dips and Manures. MANAGING- AGENTS FOR — Ocean Buacn Freezing Works, (Uin ,v Co., LimiLeJ, riupiieLoip). gOUSKILL AND McX A B imperial drapery company. KILROY AND SUTHERLAND, 176 and 178 PRINCES STREET (near Stafford St.) the Auckland Exhibition, 1599. J — Extensive alterations and additions to above premises have now These Awards were gained by work manufactured on our £ een . completed, making: them in every way quite up to date. premises, Symonds atreet, and distanced all competing work, both Special attention to l1!?htl 1!? ht has been P iven and we haye now secured Lai and imported. We invite inspection of our Urge stock of %"$ SRS R Tn^nMiWnft been ordered FRESH AND r r NEW if OR THL COMING oLASON. A distinctive and leading MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEADSTONES, CROSSES, ETC. feature of our stock will be goods of British manufacture. At Home there is a stronp impulse in favor of goods made within the The Largest Stock of Designs of Ikon 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. Lowest possible Prices consistent with Good Work and Material. OPENING DAY : FRIDAY, AUGUST 24th. BODSKIL L~TS DMcN AB, NEW SII0PS! NEW S! ' NEW IDEAS! ' ! Symonds Street, IMPERIAL DRAPERY COMPANY, AUCKLAND. 176 and 178 Prlnces Street, (near Stafford Street). CA MM I Mf^ Rf C^C\ IMPORTANT NOTICE. . rMININIINv3 OO \J\J. T^UNEDIN PAWN OFFICE, Telephone 650. ±J 6 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. HOUSO, L^Hd, ESt&tO, & ria^UClO,i AgOßtSi w G ROSSITER (fo^the \ m ° 1115 1 j^Ln Manager for the late T>rvv \ T rvnn a vnti nr>T7Tj » ttattqt? Mr. A. Solomon) having bought the old-established and well-known KU XAL JiALIiAiNUJIi, UI hUA HUUbfc., pawnbroking business of the late Mr. A. Solomon, begs to announce WELLINGTON. ! t0 tne public of Dunedin and Suburbs that he will carry on the ' business with the same attention and fidelity as formerly. Honey Invested, Loans Negotiated, and entire Management of Note Address : Properties and Collection of Rents undertaken. q ROSSITER The firm have Special Facilitiea for disposing of Town and i Country Properties. I PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Correspondence invited from property owners also persons wish- \ 0 ."> Geoih;i: Street, Dunedin. ing to buy. SCOTIA HOTELI \ITAIMATE HOTEL, WAIM ATI-: FT NI 0 N STEAM SHIP p orner of ▼ ▼ *J COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND LRITH AND DUNDAS Streets, Ddnedin. T - TWOMEY ... ... Proprietor. LIMITED „..„.„. a-ttaTTatjav nf t fi, I T. TWOMEY (late of the Grcvenor Hotel, Steamers will be despatched as under « v iT f! i* I Christchurch) having now taken po^sesMon (weather and other circumstances Pohce Force Dunedin and , of the above favorite and C entrally-«ituated permitting) : AsnburtonV^ropnetor. house wiU sp , ire n0 painß to make the place LY TTELTON and WELLINGTON— _„,.,, „ , , as comfortable as possible. „ „ T .,,. Having leased the above well-known and r^ leAnau m.. Nov. .» .5 p.m Ddm popular Hotel, which has undetgone a w - and g . itg of " the bopt branda> Mararoa Tues , Nov. 13 2 :|.| p.m trn thorough renovation. Mr O Hallorau is now r Monowai Wed., Nov. \\ 2. i0 p.m. trn prepared to offer first-class aocommodation to The Hotel is bein" rofurn's-hed and reno- NAPIER, GISBORNE and AUCKLAND— families, boarders, and the general public. yated throughout. Te Anau Fri., Nov. '.) 3 p.m. D'din The very best of Wines, Ales, and Spirits — ; Mararoa Tues., Nov. V.i 2.20 p.m. tr'n supplied. T AND VV . dIvAJS 1 I cvnXFY vk\VFfTT\TTO\ O. Blacksmiths, Wheelwrights, and | bYDNLY, via WhLUNGION— NEW BUTCHERY Coachbuilders, Temuka. Monowai Wed, Nov. 1) 2.3.) p.m. trn to VV n^J^L \j XX Xi X X. ; SYDNEY via AUCKLANDJOHN McINTOSH J, and W. G., in thanking the public for Mararoa Tues, Nov. 1.5 230 p.m. tr'n CFor many years salesman to City Co.), their support in the past, beg to solicit a ( MELBO URN T E via BLUFF and HOBART— c ntinuance of the same. As we have now Opposite Phoenix Company, a very complete stock for carrying on our Waikare Mon., Nov. lit 1..W p.m.Ddin MACLAGGAN Street, Dunedin, several branches, and having secured the W'E^TPORT via OAMARU, TIMARU, Has opened as above. services of one of the best painters in the AKAROA, LYTTELTON. WELLINGOnly the best of meat at lowest possible Colony, we have now a very btrong staff of | TON, NEW PLYMOUTH and prices. men in their different lines. GREYMOUTII. Families waited on for Orders. Shoeing, as usual, a sppcialty. Cargo only. _. _. w , „ „ „ ,^ »-, t-« t n it- Corinna Thurs.. Nov. l."> 4p m. D'din A TRIAL SOLICITED. LJUGH (iOURLEY pni , VMnTTTTI . n . WiPTT ttmaiitt Xl deßireß to inform the public he still GR^^t?k rOX ' w2r ! I VCTON and ' Gn r. t> nt> npw v , c continues the Undertaking Business as for- \T\V PmiorTß EORGE DENNIS, mer i y at the Establishment, corner Clarke NLW PLYMOLIH. , n , „ , „ w„. 4 and Maolnggan streets, Dunediu. oargo oniy. Late of Park Hotel, Newtown, W ellington Funerals attended in Town or Country Janet Nicoll Fri., Nov. .» Ip.m. D din and West Coast South Island, • wifVi nromptn«w »n.i .^nnmr SOUTH SEA ISLAND SERVICE. Has taken over BARRETT'S HOTEL OANI TA R 1 PIPE TONGA ' SA i| loA ' Fl^' *^ SYDNEY< i/^ (r rom AucKJ;inu.J Lambtou Quay, WELLINGTON, where he AND STONEWARB FA CTORY, Hauroto Wed., Nov. 28 is prepared to provide for his old patrons KENSINGTON. RARATOXGA and TAHITI. and the public generally every accommda- (From Auckland.) tion Tho undersigned, having purchased the Qvalau Tues., Nov. 20 "" , above Works, in prepared to aell at Lowest Two minutes' walk from Post Office and Current Rates For * ll 1 Wharf. J. H. LAMBERT, ( From Auckland) Tram passes door. Nobth-Eabt Valley and Kensington. Taviuni Wed., Nov. 21

it r\ CA D MC I I've forgotten that SYMINGTON COFFEE ESSENCE, whatever shall Ido f Call at the nearest L^ HM l\ IYI C I Store you pass ; they All Keep it.