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Dunstan Times, Issue 1102, 8 June 1883, Page 3

QUA. Ift AND GILLES FURNITURE DEALERS. CABINET MAKERS, AND U PHOLSTERERS, 18, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Being in receipt of Regular Shipments of NEW FURNITURE From British and Foreign Markets, are enabled to SUPPLY THEIR CUSTOMERS With the latest New Designs in DINING ROOM, DRAWING ROOM, BEDROOM, HALT, AND GENERAL FURNITURE. Our Stock of Iron, French, and Half-Tester Bedsteads, is very large and all sizes. Also Iron Easy Chair and Bedstead combined, very handy for the Country, with or without Cushions. spring mattresses, Hair, Woollen, F’ock, nr Fibre Mattresses, to suit any size of Bedstead. Palliasses. Bo'sters, Pillows. Onr Stock of BRUSSELS & TAPESTRY CARPETS Is very large and of Choice Designs. Kidder Carpets 1 yard wide Felt Carpets various sizes, with Border all round Hearth Rugs various qualities and sizes, to match Carpets Carpets made to suit any size of room, from plan with sizes Outside Door Mats all sizes and various kinds Inside Door Mats with Wool Borders, etc., e‘c. Floorcloths for Lobbies and Booms Linoleum for Lobbies and Rooms Wool Hearth Rugs and Mats, with and without Borders, and all colours and s'Zes Velvet P'le and other Table Covers Muslin, Lace, and Leno Window Curtains Blankets all qualities and sizes Double and Single Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Slips Cocoa, China, Persian, and Hemp Matting in all usual widths Window Poles and Rings complete Fancy Gilt Frame and other Mirrors Fender and Fireirons. COUNTRY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO AND CAREFULLY PACKED. Orders by Letter promptly executed. CRAIG AND GILLIES Cordially invite Country Visitors when in town to CALL AND INSPECT THEIR LARGE AND VARIED STOCKS AT 18. GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND ART association. The following Fees will be paid to 1 Ifficers elected : President .. .. £2OOO Vice-President ... 800 Secretary ... ... 200 £3OOO REMITTANCES : Add One Shilling exchange to cheques, and make payable to No or to bearer as printed, but Nor to any particular person or to order. Telegrams and Registered Letters cannot be replied to. Address only as below— New Zealand Art Association, Care of William Lane, Box No 101, Invercargill, Early Application Necessary. PRESIDENT : Splendid brick-built ten-roomed private residence at Gladstone, near Invercargill, facing Waihopai River—ten chains from tram line lately occupied by W. H. Peabson, Esq., Crown Commissioner. Freehold contains One Acre of Garden, laid out regardless of expense, and planted with fruit, ornamental and other trees ; Conservatory, etc. Valued by Messrs Pearson and Longuet at £2500. VICE-PRESIDENT : Rich agricultural farm (fenced) at junction of Wallace town and Mill Roads, sis miles from Invercargill, and three miles from railway station. Corner block containing 158 acres. St) acres splendid bush. Good road to the property. Valued at £BOO. SECRETARY : Suburban allotments near West Plains station, seven acres. Valued at £2OO Cards to view properties to be had on Application. PROGRAMME ONE POUND. 44 JQ I A M O N D. ” MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION 1883. Capital £IO,OOO in 20,000 Shares of 10s each. DISTRIBUTED aS FOLLOWS First Horse 3,000 Second H rae 2,000 Third Horse .. ... 1,000 Starters divide 1,000 Non-starters divide ... 500 2 Prizes of £250 each ... 500 5Pr zes of £ 100 each ... 500 10 Prizes of £SO each ... 500 20 Prizes of £25 each ... 500 50 Prizes of £lO each .. 500 Total £IO,OOO Application by Letter only, enclosing stamp, to “ DIAMOND,” Care of O. Sehiebuck, Watchmaker and Jeweller, 17 Little Collins street East, Melbourne (Near Colonial Bank). Prizes paid one day after drawing, and Horses paid two days after event. Results slips posted to each Subscriber, and also advertised in daily and weekly papers. Shares sent per return post. Prospectus on application. Letters containing cash should ho registered. If country cheques, must bear exchange. N.B.—“ Diamond," in thanking numerous clients for support in previous successful i acing seasons, invites their co-operation in the above.