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? SHIPPING ? MESSAGERIES MARITIMRS STEAMSHIPS under MAIL CONTRACT with the French Government. NEW ACCELERATED and RAPID MAIL SER VICE between ADELAIDE. MARSEILLES, and LONDON, Via Albany, Seychelles, Aden, Suez, and Port Said. ADELAIDE to LONDON in 2S DAYS. M.S.S' TS1 Commander. Lv. Ad. VILLE DE LA M. Chevalier, CIOTAT ...6450 L.V. June 2 POLYNESIEN ... 642S L. Boulard, L.V. July 3 ARMAND BEHIC . 64B0A. Vimont,L.V. Aug. 2 AUSTRALtEN .. 642S1G. Didier, L.V. Sep. 2 Rates of Passage include Wises or Ales at Meals. Cuisine recherche. Electric Light throughout. Through Overland Tickets, Mar Beilles to London', issued here (journey 24 hours only, no change of railway carriage through Franc). The Company's Interpreters will accompany through passengers from Marseilles to Paris and London. Luggage conveyed Free by steamer from Marseilles to LONDON. Return Passages. 1st. Saloon. 2nd Saloon. 3rd Class. Available 9 months £105 £U4 £34 Available 12 months £115 £Os £36 English Stewards. Milch Cow carried. THIRD Class Accommodation unequalled. WINES and all Cabin Furniture included in Fares. Passengers are booked through to MAURITIUS, REUNION, and SOUTH AFRICA, via Seychelles. CARGO booked through to Havre, Genoa, Ant werp, Dunkirk, Hamburg, Bordeaux, and London. HARROLD BROTHERS, 241c? Adelaide and Port Adelaide P. & O S. N. Co. Under Royal Mail Contract, will dispatch the following Steamers for LONDON, calling at ALBANY. COLOMBO, ADEN BRINDISI. MALTA, GIBRALTAR, and PLYMOUTH :— Steamers. Tns Commander. Leave. AUSTRALIA... 70001. Reeves June 1 PARRAMATTA 4771 IP. Harris June 21 BRITANNIA... 6257 JR. O.Murray, R.N;R. July 5 HIMALAYA ... 6S9S J. Oman, R.N.R. July 19 ROME ? 554SiA. B. Daniel Aug. 2 OCEANA ... 6362. E. Stewart Aug. 16 VICTORIA ... 6268'A. W. Adamson Aug. 30 ARCADIA ... 63621 W.B. Andrews. RNR Sep. 13 VALETTA ... 4919,R. F. Briscoe, R.N.R.|Sep. 27 First and Second Saloon Passengers allowed to break their journey at intermediate ports. Cabina reserved on special terms. LIBERAL CONCUSSIONS made to Families during the slack passenger season. PASSAGES FROM ENGLAND can be arranged here. In the Second Saloon the arrangements have been thoroughly reorganized, the accommodation offered being unsurpassed. RATES OF PASSAGE-MONEY:— To London in First Saloon ... £60 to £70. To London in Second Saloon ... £35 to £40. Eeturn Tickets ? £65 to £115. THROUGH TICKETS via Canada, in conjunc tion with Canadian Pacific Line, either via England or Japan. Round the World Tickets, via China, Japan, and Chicago, £157. For handbooks and all information apply to ELDER, SMITH, -fc CO., Limited, Agents. ? 363cv ORIENT LINE OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. — The following Royal Mail Steamships bo longing to the Orient and Pacific Companies will leave ADELAIDE (Semaphore) at 12 noon on the undermentioned dates for Plymouth and London, via Albany (W.A.), Colombo, Suez Canal, Naples, and Gibraltar: — ? Steamer. Tons. Commander. Date. AUSTRAL- 6.624 F. M. Tuke, R.N.R. June 14 *Cuzco ... 3,916 J. F. AnJer.on June 28 Ophir ... 7,000 J. F. Ruthven July 12 ORIZABA ... 6,077 A. W. Clarke R.N.R. July 26 Oroya ... 6,057 E. E. Lavington Ang. 9 Orient ... 5,365 H. E. Inskip Aug. 23 Ormuz ... 6,031 W. E. White, R.N.R. Bep. 6 Orotava... 5,552 R. Studdert Sep. 20 ORUBi. ... 5.652 L. Hay, R.N.R. ? Oct. i And Fortnightly thereafter. * Will not call at Colombo Saloon Passenger* allowed to break their journey. ENTIRE CABINS reservod on most liberal terms. PASSAGE-MONEY. Saloon ? £60 and £70. Second Class ... £35, £37, and £40. Third ? Two.berth Cabins, £22 each adult. Do ? Four-berth Cabins, £20 each adult. Steerage ... Open Berths, £17 17s. each adult. (Third and steerage rates include bedding, mesi utensils, Ac.) Eicuraion Return Tickets at reduced rates. PREPAID PASSAGES FROM LONDON. Special facilities are now afforded for brincing out friends and relatives by the prepayment of passage-money here at above rates. Managers— F. Green & Co., and Anderson, Ander son, & Co., Feuchurrh-aveuue, London, E.C. Full particular? on application to ' ' M. G. ANDERSON, Branch Manager, 6cv ? 28. Grenfell-gtreet. — ?VT0BD-DEUTSCHER M«0YD.— j-vM». i^| Regularly Monthly Lino ot fast iTlLhrSwPassenger Steamera to SOUTHAMP ?SBqbESCtoN, ANTvVEF.P, and BREMEN, callingat Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, NAPLE8, and GENOA. Under Mail Contract with the Impe rial German Government. PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH TO CHICAGO. Steamers will be dispatched as follows: — ? Steamers. Tons. Commander. LvAd HOHENSTAUFEN ... 3,090 J. Roben Jn. 28 HOHENZOLLERN ... 3,002 M. Eichel tly. 26 HABSBURG ? 3,001 R. Heintze Ag.23 Passage-money from Adelaide to Bremen, from £14 to £60. Greet reductions on return passages, available for six, nine, or twelve month*. Every facility is offered for bringing out friends by pay ment of passage-money here. Cabiu passengers may break their journey. Menu especially arranged to suit all nations. All officers and stewards conversant with the English language. Paasengem and Cargo booked through to London and principal European, Asiatic, and American Ports. Passengers for England are landed at SOUTHAMPTON. Passengers land and embark at Largs Bay. For freight, Passage, and all other particulars apply to the Agents, fl. MUECKE & CO., 131ct ? Adelaide and Port Adelaide. P1ANADIAN - AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP \j LINE, in connection with CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, THE NEW NATIONAL SHORT ROUTE, AUSTRALIA TO EUROPE, via HONOLULU and VANCOUVER, through CANADA and UNITED STATES, in 32 days, under contract with the Government of Canadu.and pending negotiations with the Australian Govern ments. From Sydney for Vancouver, via Brisbane and Honolulu. Positively sailing as follows: — Steamers, Arrive leave each 4,500 Leave. Date. Van h.power. couver. couver. Warrimoo, ) Sydney June 17 ) T , ,fl Juiv n, 6,000 tons. ( Brisbane June 19 \jm? 1° July 15. Miowera, ) Sjdney July IS ). QAuir 14 5,000 tons, f Brisbane July 20 fAug' -IAuR- 14 Thenceforward MONTHLY. Making close connection at Vancouver with the magnificent transcontinental trains of the Canadian Pacific Railway, from the Pacific to the Atlantic without change of cars. Choice of four routes across the American Continent. THROUGH TICKETS, at lowest rates, to San Francisco and all points in Canada, United States, and European Continent, by all Trana-Atlantiu lines of Steamers. V ROUND-THE-WORLD TICKETS by P. and O. and Canadian-Pacific lines, either via Vancouver or via China and Japan, at special rates. Passen gers via China and Japan booked through by the steamers of the E. and A.S.S. Co. and China Navi gation Co.. connecting at Hongkong with the Cana dian Pacific Railway Co.'s magnificent Empress Lino of Steamships, sailing for Vancover via Inland Sea of Japan, every three weeks, FARE— To or from Vancouver, Victoria (B.C.), Puget Sound ports, Portland, or San Francisco: Saloon— Single, £40; return, £60. Fore-cabin— Single, £20. WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO.— From Sydney or Brisbane : Saloon, return, £74. England, via Canada, £63 and £6G Saloon; Steerage, £30. 13Sthsc GEORGE WILLS & Co., Agents. _ TT*OR MELBOURNE AND fhtj^w. SYDNEY. ?*Laaij£- new guinea, 3,600 tons, will he dispatched from No. 3, Maclaren's Wharf, at 1 p.m. on Friday, 2nd June. ? Passengers and Cargo at Lowest Rates. Apply to J. RAWLINGS & SON, Port Adelaide; or MCILWRAITH, McEACHARN, & CO., LIMITED, 1523 ' 10, Currie-street. SS. NEW GUINEA, from Calcutta.— This a Steamer is expected to arrive at Port Ade laide on Thursday morning (early), the 1st inst., and will discharce her Cargo at No. 3 and 4 Shed, Maclaren's Wharf. CONSIGNEES are requested to PASS their ENTRIES promptly. The CAPTAIN will NOT be RESPONSIBLE for any DEBTS contracted by the CREW without his written authority. ? Port Agents, J. RAWLINGS -fc SON. MCILWRAITH. McEACHARN, -fc CO., LD., ? 10. Currie-street. ? x_ - YyEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS. 1iffi^-. DIRECT ROUTE ?^SS5fB~T0 THE DUN DAS. YILGARN, AND MfJRCHlSON GOl.DFIELDS From Adelaide. S.S. CLONCURRY, 3,500 tons, about June 18th. S.S. EDDYSTONE, 2,500 tons, to follow. S.S. NEW GUINEA, 3,500 tons, to follow. The above Steamers are upecially adapted for the carriage of live stock, and shippers are requested to make arrangements early. The attention of pas Hengers in drawn to the comfortable accommodation in these fine ocean-going Steamers. Full particulars from J RAWLINGS .fe SON, Port Adelaide; or MCILWRAITU, McEACHARN, & CO., LD., 143c 10. Cnrrie-street. ? ~ T^OR NATAL, SOUTH 'AFRICA. VIA jfikSSb, Jj TORRES STRAITS. — The Al ar^raSfr Barque 3sm£- WILLIAM MANSON will lie dispatched shortly for above port. Through fare from Adelaide, £17. For further particulars apply to 147thse riARKCLD BROTHERS, Adelaide. Z T7U)R WENT WORTH, MENINDI a, _fc*-^is. V and WILCANNIA, RIVEii 7T|*^^.DARLING.— The Steamer ^falfiSfc MURKUMBIDGEE will leave Murray Bridge 10th inst., Morgan 13th inac. For freight apply „ 162,8 A. H. LANDSEER, GrenfeU-street.

? SHIPPING ? THE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED, will dispatch their STEAMSHIPS as under:— THROUGH SERVICE TO MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, AND QUEENSLAND PORTS. S.S.ADBLAIDK ... | Saturday I June 3 | 2.16 p.m. S.SINNAMLNCKA | Satuid&y | June 10 | 2.15 p.m. WEST AUSTRALIAN SERVICE. For ALBANY and FREMANTLE, transhipping for all Northern Ports. Steamer early. SPENCER'S GULF SERVICE. For PORT LINCOLN, MOONTA, WALLAROO, and FRANKLIN HARBOUR. S.S. FERRET ? I Tuesday I June 6 | 8 p.m. For PORTS AUGUSTA, PIKIE, AND GERMEIN. S.S. INVESTIGATOR | Saturday | June3 | 5 p.m. Cargo received till 1 o'clock. JOHN TURNBULL, Secretary, ? Currie Chambers, Currie-Btreet. Adelaide. Z XTEW STEAM SERVICE TO ^aavJXkJX QUEENSLAND. ^Sat&E THE ADELAIDi STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. THROUGH SERVICE to QUEENSLAND PORTS. S.S. ADELAIDE, sailing from Port Adelaide on Saturday, 3rd June, and Steamer following each Saturday thereafter. JOHN TURNBULL, Secretary, 116e Cnrrie-atreet, Adelaide. JTUND'S LINE OF STEAMERS. LONDON, via Ports as required.— These new full-powered fast Steamers are appointed to leave the Port Adelaide Wharf and (or) Outports a* re quired us follows : — ECHUCA ? June 15. CULGOA ? To follow. WOOLLOOMOOLOO ... To follow. YARRAWONGA ? To follow. HUBBUCK ? To follow. WILCANNIA ? To follow. BUNGAREE ? To follow. WARRNAMBOOL ... To follow. Excellent accommodation for Passengers. For freicht or passage apply to GEORGE WILLS & CO., Adelaide or Port. ? 299t.hB0 OEUTSCHE-AUSTRALISCH DAMPFSCHIFFS GESELLSCHAFT (German-Australian S.S. Co.). REGULAR LINE OfUlRECT STEAMERS TO AND FROM ANTWERP AND HAMBURG (Via Suez Canal). CHEAP PASSAGES FROM UNITED KJKGDOM AND EUROPE. Residents In the Colonies desirous of bringing ont f tiends and others from England and the Continent of Europe are afforded facilities by prepayment of passage-money in Australia at the following rates:— From London ? £13 13 0 From Hamburg or Antwerp ... £12 IS 0 GEORGE WILLS & CO.. 6tho Adelaide and Port Adelaide. rMPOETANT NOTICE. NEW DIRECT THROUGH SERVICE OF FIRST-CLASS STEAMERS TO ALL QUEENS LAND PORTS, WITHOUT TRANSHIPMENT. The AUSTRALASIAN UNITED STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LIMITED, will continue a REGULAR WEKKLY THROUGH SERVICE between PORT ADELAIDE and all QUEENS LAND PORTS, calling at MELBOURNE and SYDNEY, by the following New and Splendidly Equipped Steamers: — ? Steamers. Ton H.P. Leave. WODONGA ? Z340 3,300 June 7th CINTRA ? 2,000 2,M)0 June 14th ARAWATTA ? 2,114 3,000 June 21st BARCOO ? 1,605 2,640 June2Sth ARAM AC ... - ? 2,114 3,000 July 5th Will leave McLaren Wharf every Wednesday at 3 p.m. Last train from Town 2.5 p.m. Cargo received daily into Sheds at McLaren Wharf. The Steamers of the above Company are recog nised as by far the finest on the Australian Coast, rivalling in comfort the great Ocean Royal Mail Steamers. Electric Light throughout, and every attention paid to both Saloon and Steerage Passengers by the Company's servants. The accommodation for the Steerage Passengers is unequalled on the Australian Coast. Return Tickets are available by any of the Steamers of the A.CT.s.N. Co. or the Howard Smith Line. : Specially reduced rates of freight and passage money. HARROLD BROTHERS, Agents, 142c ? Adelaide and Port Adelaide. -L TJORT PIRIE AND AREAS SHTP -£fi&^ I PING COMPANY, LIMITED.— 3g'g«8!^DIANEl.LA sails on Thursday, June 1. «35B£j*£i- Freight, 6s. per ton. A. -fe E. Le Mesmrier, Port, Agents. Fred Grey, Secretary, Port Pirie. 33So -, T?0R YANKALILLA, SECOND ^ASSiv JL1 VALLEY, and AMERICAN JrT3S»- RIVER— The «SHb- FREE SELECTOR, now loading, sails Thursday, 1st June. 151-2 A. & E. Le MESSDRIER, Port. -, T7URST VESSEL FOR KINGSTON ,&?*&s. JO AND BEACHPORT.— TheReguiar iffTtJSHrader vSaSOkf CYGNET, detained through wet weather, sails This Dav (Thursday), June 1. Apply on board, or x ? « A. G. ABBOTT, Kingston. Q O U T H AUSTRALIA. NOTICE TO MARINERS. No. i of 1S93. SPENCER GULF^GERMELX BAY. NOTICE is hereby given that the BLACK BUOY on the west end of WARD SPIT is MISSING. The Buoy will be replaced as soon as possible. ARTHUR SEARCY, Secretary to the Marine Board. Marine Board Offices. Port Adelaide, 31st May, 1S93. x QHIP CASMA, from Livernool. — CON © SIGNEES are requested to PASS ENTRIES at nnce. Bills of Lading roust be presented and Freights paid before delivery. No Claims' will be acknowledged unless damage has been pointed out on landing, and the Ship will not be responsible for abstraction of Spirits or other Bonded Uoods except from packages pointed out on the Wharf in bad order, and subsequently examined in the presence of the Captain. All Goods impeding discharge will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. Captain THOMSEN will NOT be RESPON SIBLE for any DEBTS contracted by the CREW without his written authority. 150 2 HARROLD BROTHERS, Town and Port. ALFRED E. S A W I B L L A. NAUTICAL OPTICIAN. PORT ADELAIDE. Stock of Chronometers, Watches, Nautical Instru ments, Steam Gauges, Charts, and Nautical Books. All Repairs on the Premises. 8AWTELL'S NAUTICAL ALMANAC 1S03, Now Ready Is. 6d. Chart or Ccdo 6d. each extra. Orders Port, or 3, Bundle-street, Adelaide. ? 7tbM COAL. COAL. MCILWRAITH, MCEACHARN, & CO., LTD., are prepared to supply beat Newcastle (N.S.W.) Coal, Steam and Household, at lowest prices in Adelaide and throughout South Australia. Contracts taken for any period. 350thsc ' 19. Currie-street. TO SHIPMASTERS. MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. The SHIPPING REPORTER for Daily Papers attends to Telegrams and Letters. RICHARD JAGOE, Beach Branch Office. Esplanade, Semaphore. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING ? /xHAS.-\.. I B.IR K S J] Y &-co. J PRACTICAL TAILORS, To meet the times are matins EXCELLENT TWEED BLACK SERGE SUITS (to measure) FOR THREE GUINEAS, worth S03. to 90s. the Suit. SEE OUR WESTERN WINDOW. 147thsc

? SHIPPING ? -JHE HOWARD SMITH LINE. REDUCED FARES. Saloon. Return. Forecabin. To Melbourne £15 0 £2 0 0 £0 10 Sydney ... 2 15 0 4 0 0 10 0 Corresponding reductions to Queensland Ports. FREIGHTS ATlioWEST RATES. Without; Transhipment to Queensland. For MELBOURNE 'pLBAEHffi SYDXEY I Tuesday, J une b, ii.io BRlBdAanE 1 S.smKONOOWARRA, Queensland Port.. I Tuesday, June 13, 12.15 FOR PORTS PIRIE, GERMEIN, AND AUGUSTA. S.S. K0N00WARRA | Tuesday | June 8 | 5 p.m. Saloon. Return. Forecabin. ToPirie ? 10 0 1 15 0 0 12 8 Augusta ... 1 10 0 2 10 0 10 0 From SMITH & CAVE'S Wharf. Forecabin Passengers are supplied with Food and Bedding Free. Return Tickets are available by any of the Steamers of the Howard Smith Line or of the A.U.S.N. Co. W. E. CAVE~&*CO., Agents, Grenfell-street, Adelaide, 325c ? Lipson-gtreet. Port Adelaide. mHE HOWARD SMITH LINE. NOTICE. NEW AND IMPROVED SERVICE FROM ADELAIDE AND SOUTH AUSTRALIAN GULF PORTS TO MELBOURNE. SYDNEY. BRISBANE, AND ALL QUEENSLAND PORTS. AT REDUCED FARES AND FREIGHTS. Full particulars in fnture advertisements. a!40c ? W. R. CAVE & CO., Agents: DRAPERY AND CLOTHING J. MILLER ANDEKBON AND CO., 20 AND 22, BINDLET-STREET. WINTER DRAPERY. LADIES' MACINTOSH WATERPROOF CLOAKS, with Fashionable Deep Capes (purchased at a lar^e discount). Mid Greys and Fawns, 5G, 58, 60 inch long, Extra Yalue, 1 O /g each. LADIES' FUR-LINED CLOAKS, in Black Cashmere and Figured Cloths, Squirrel and Kaluga Fur Linings, 54 to GO inch, O Q / g each. Splendid Value. EVENING AtfD BALL COSTUMES. EAU DE NIL NET, Baby Eibbon Stripes on Satin Foundation, S7/6 BUTTERCUP, do. do., 65/ BLACK LACE on Gold Satin with Black Lacs Flounces, 5 guineas CEBAM SATIN BROCHE, 89/ WHITE SATIN AND NET, trimmed Baby Eibbon and Forget-me-nots, 95/ BLACK FIG- RED GRENADINE on ShoO Silk Foundation, 95/ BLACK AND STEEL BEADED FIGURED LACE on Black Silk Foundation, 79/ PINK BROCHE SATIN, £5 10/ CREAM ditto, S9/ And other Novelties. YOUNG LADIES' CREPON EVENING DRESSES in Pink, Lemon, Cardinal, Cream, andEau deNil, 37/6 each. OPERA MANTLES AND CAPES, Newest Styles, 32/6 to 6 guineas. LONG OPERA CLOAKS, 75/ to 8 guineas. , BALL DRESS MATERIALS. LIBERTY SILKS, in light Evening Colours, 1/5 and 1/9 yard 22-inch SILK 8URAHP, all shades, 3/9 yard 22-inch RICH BENGALINE SILKS, Evening Shades, 5/9 yard BROCHE SILKS, Evening Shades, very handsome designs, 4/9 yard NETS and GAUZES, best goods at very low prices, from 2/6 to 3/9 BLACK BEADED DRESS NETS and Edgings and Insertions to match WHITE DRESS NETS, Beaded and Pearled Evening Shades in CHIFFONS, Plain and Em. broidered TRIMMINGS-Gold, Silver, Steel, and Pearl Dress Trimmings, Ornaments, Drops, &c. LACE and CHIFFON SCARFS NUN'S VEILINGS, Evening Colours, from lljd. to 1/6 yard Double-width CREPONS, all the new Evening Colours, 2/6 yard FANCY SPOT CREPONS in great variety for evening wear FEATHER FANS in great variety from 10/6 to 35/. EVENING GLOVES. JERSEY SUEDE, in assorted Tans, 8-button length, 3/3 per pair Do., 16-button lengths, at 7/6 per pair Best EVENING GLOVES, 10 and 16 Button length, in all the leading colours. RIDING HABITS In superior Black and Navy Cloth made to order from 4£ guineas. RIDING HATS, newest shapes, just received. J. MILLER ANDERSON AND CO, 20 AND ?2, HINDLEY-STREET. 152cv JiAUlf 8' ULSTERS. ^LADIES' ULSTKRS. LADIES' ULSTERS. LADIES' ULSTERS. LADIES' Ui STERS. LADIES' ULSTERS. WONDERFUL BARGAINS WONDERFUL BARGAINS WONDKRFCJLBAKGAI- S WONDERFUL BARGAINS WONDERFUL BARGAINS, WONDERFULBARGMNS 9/6, SALE PRICE 2/11 13/9, SALE PRICE 4/11 1C/6, SALE PRICE g/11 19/6, SALE PRICE g/U 23/9, SALE PRICE 10/9 These Ulsters are the balance of a large stock, PURCHASED AT AN ENORMOUS DISCOUNT OFF MANUFACTURERS1 PRICES. DO NOT 3HSS THIS OPPORTUNITY. HALL & SAVAGE, GENERAL DRAPERS AND TAILORS, 103, RUNDLE-STREET (same side and three doors west of Arcade). ? 150tbSC SHIRT AND COLLAR MANUFACTURING. THE ' SCIENTIFIC SHIRT,' Perfect Fining, made to Measure, 6/6, 7/6, 8/fl Old Shirts Rewristed with Irish Linen, 1/, 1/6. Old Shirts Reneckbanded witn Irish Linen, 6d. Sample Shirts Made to Measure in Six Hours, ueylon and Flannel Pyjamas Suit* Made to Mearare from'10/fl. The above are all Cut and Made on the premises under the supervision of an export! Shirtcuttet of London uid Parii experience. J. T. McLEAN & CO., TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, IMPORTERS, SHIRT AND COLL TAILORS, 6. HBfDUT-STBIII. UtbM

DRAPERY AND CLOTHING J. T. FIT C H, THE CORNER, RUNDLE AND PULTENE? . ' j STREETS. GREAT SHOW of AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, f including V BLANKETS, OVERCOATS,: : ULSTERS, DRESS MATERIALS, MANTLES, UMBRELLAS, 4c, 4a i. — ' \ : TAILORING DEPARTMENT.-— '. SPECIAL. Gente' Tweed Sao Suits to order, 65/, for f 5/ Gents' Blue Serge Sac Suits to order, 60/, 55/, 63/ Gents' Tweed Sac Suits to order, 46/, 63/, 67/6 Tweed Trousers to order, 19/6, for 15/6 Tweed Trousers to order, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6 | BOYS', YOUTHS', AND MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Men's Blue Serge Suits, 15/9 Men's Tweed Suits, 19/9, 22/0, 25/6 Boys' Tweed Suits, 14/6, 16/6, 17/6 Youths' Tweed Suits, 15/6, 17/6, f.9/6 Boys' K.B. Suits, 0, 1, 2, 2/11, 4/6, 4/11 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 9, 10 4/11,6/6,7/6 6/6,6/6,7/11 ? 6/11,6/11.8/6 Men's Tweed Overcoats, 13/9, 16/6, 19/9, 22/6, 28/8 31/6, 35/6 Boys' Tweed Overcoats Sizes Sizes Sizes 00,0, 5/11, 6/8 1, 2, 6/6. 7/6 3, 4, 7/6. 7A1 Sizes Sizes 5,6, 8/8,10/9,13/9 7,8, 9/6,9/11,12/9,14/9 9, 10. 9/9, 10/9 11, 12, 10/9, 11/9, 14/6 Youths' Overcoats, 11/9, 13/9, 16/6, 18/6 Men's Cardigan Jackets, 1/11, 2/11 3/11 ' Men's Black Oilskin Coats, 12/9, 15/6 The new Costume Ulsters, 39/6 50/ 55/ for for for 27/6, 32/8, 35/ NeweBt Shapes in ChildrenVand Maids' Ulsters New Jackets in all the latest shapes and cloths 6/11, 8/11, 9A1, 12/9, 14/9 Large lot of Sample Jackets-- 32/6 37/6 47/6 55/ 65/ 75/ for for for for for for 25/C. 28/6, 32/6, 35/, 37/6, 45/ Macintosh Cloaks, 4/9, 8/11, 12/6, 15/6 Knitted Skirts, special value, 1/6, 1/9, 3/6, 4/9 Cotton Shirtings, 3Jd, 6|d, 7Jd Union Flannels, 6}d, Sid, Oid, lljd Heavy All-wool Flannel, Hid, 1/2}, 1/4} ' Blankets, 8/11, 5/11, 7/e ; Large size, 8/11, 10/9. 14/9, 16/6 Y White Twill Sheetings, Sid, lOid^.l/J , K-yi-~-~* Heavy Grey Twill Sheeting, 63d, 8!d, lOJd Brown Table Damask, 6}d- Sid, lOJd Coloured Quilts, 1/11,2/11, 3/11, 4/11 Striped Flanelettes, B/ll, 3/11, 4/6 per dozen Hemp Carpets, 4}d, Cfd, 7Jd, lOJd Tapestry, 1/3, 1/0, 1/11, 2/6 per yard NEW DRBSS MATERIALS, 1/11,2/11 3/11 P.r dozen Heavy Melton Cloths, 4}d per yard Navy and Ruby Costume Cloth, 7}d per yard 42-in. Fancy Tweeds, a large assortment, 1/3, 1/6. 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 per yard Heavy Rough Serges, in Navy and Black, 3/9 per yard 42-in. Heavy Melton Cloth, lOJd per yard Aatrachan Edging, all colours, 6}d per yard The New Goffered Military Braid, In Navy, Grey and Black, 6Jd per yard Coloured Velveteens, lOJd, 1/6, 2/3 per yard Coloured Plushes, 1/3, 1/1], 2/11 per yard Children's Imitation Beaver Hats, 2/6 Infanta' Wool Bonnets, in White and Cardinal, 1/ 1/11, 2/6 Children's Velvet Caps, 1/, 1/3 Ladies' Black Straw Flop Hats, 1/}, 1/6} Ladies' Trimmed Hats, 3/11, 4/11, 6/11, 6/11 Children's Trimmed Hats, 2/11, 3/11. 4/11, 6/11 Taffeta Gloves, Tans and Black, 7Jd, lljd Cashmere Gloves, Tans and Blacks, SJd, 1/3 Kid Gloves, Tans and Blacks, 1/11J, 2/11 Kid Gloves, Fur Tops, Browns, 3/9 Cashmere Hose, 9d, lUd, 1/4}, 1/6 Broad-ribbed Cashmere Hose 2 3 4 5 6 Women's 10}d 1/} 1/2} 1/4} 1/6} 1/6} Children's Cashmere Hose, 10 Fold Knees 2 3 4 5 6 1/3} l/4}_l/6} 1/8 1/9 BOOT DEPARTMENT. Ladies' Levant E.S. Boots, self-vamps, 6/8, 6/11, 8/6 Ladies' Leather Balmorals, high leg, 4/11, 5/6, 6/11 Indies' Leather Shoes, 4/6, 5/11, 6/U Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes, 5/6, 5/11, 7/11 Ladies' Patent Court Shoes, leathtr heels, 4/11 Ladies' Lasting E.S. Boots, 3/6, 3/11, 4/9, 6/9 Ladies' Kid E.S. Boots, 6/6, 6/11, 7/6, 8/11, 9/11 Ladies' Levant Balmorals, 6/9, 7/6, 9/9 Men's Strong Nailed Bluchers, 4/6, 6/6, 6A1 Men's Leather Balmorals, hooks and caps, S/6, 6/11, 8/11 Men's Strong Bush Boots, 6/6, 7/6, 8/11. 10/9 Men's Heavy Watertights, 8/9. 11/9, 13/8 Men's Leather Shoes, 5/11. 8/6, 9/8 Men's Leggings from 3/11 Infants' Strap Shoes, sizes 2 to 5, 1/, 1/3, 1/11, 2/3 Infants' Patent Vamp Elaitic-side Boots, 1/11, 2/8 Child's Leather Lace Boots, sizes 6 to 9, 2/4; sizes * 10 to 13, 2/8 Child's Leather Elastic-side Boots, sizes 6 to 9, 2/4 sizes 10 to 13, 2/9 Child's Stronsr Leather Balmorals, extra high leg, sizes 6 to 9, 2/9, 3/3, 3/11; Bizes 10 to 13, 3/3, 3/11, Child's Levant Elaetic-side Boots, sizes 7 to 9, S/ll; sizes 10 to 13, 4/11 Child's Levant Balmorals, extra high leg, sizes 7 to 9, 3/11; sizes 10 to 13, 4/11 J. T. FITCH, THE CORNER, RUNDLE & PULTENEY STREETS. 115tbszcv \ UTUMN AND WINTER SEASON MESSRS. DOOLETTE & CO. (JOHN TASKER) respectfully invrte attention to their NEW SHIPMENTS OF WINTER GOODS, specially selected in the best English and Conti nental Markets, comprising the Newest and Best Goods in WINTER SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS. - In this Department they are showing a most ex tensive ranee of Choice Patterns and exceptionally good value. Angolas, Homespuns, Overcoatings, and Water proof Tweeds, light texture and exclusive styles. Newest Scarfs, Tiei, and Collars in all lizes. Newest Gloves, in Kid, Swede, and Driving, also the new Waterproof Driving Glove. Newest Hats in all the best shapes. Newest Umbrellas, guaranteed to wear twelve months. Newest Travelling Rugs. Newest Goods in Underwear, including: Dr. Jaeger's. SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. Patterns sent free by post to any Gentlemen re quiring them. dooletYe & cc, B0, KING WILLIAM-STREET. 104c

DRAPERY AND CLOTHING JAMES MARSHALL & CO., 24 TO 31, RUNDLE-STREET, AND STEPHENS-PLACE, are now showing the LARGEST RETAIL STOCK IN THE COLONY DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c., SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR WINTER WEAR. £140!000 worth to SELECT FROM. MARSHALL'S FOR OVERCOATS. MARSHALL'S FOR UMBRELLAS. MARSHALL'S FOR BLANKETS. MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, Men's Tweed Overcoats, IS/6 to 42/ Men's Tweed Overcoats, with Capes. 25/ to 60/ Men's Black Berlin Overcoats, 25/ to 45/ Men's Black Berlin Overcoats, with Capes, 32/ to 55i Men's Blue and Brown Beaver Overcoats. 25/ to 42/ Men's Black Oilskin Coata, Leather Bound, double Sleeves and Shoulders,'18/6, 17/6, 18/6 Men's Tweed and Parramatta Waterproof Coata Men's Tweed Suits, newest patterns, IS/6 to 50/ Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests, 10/6 vo 27/6 Men's Tweed Trousers, e/6 to 17/6 600 Tweed Vests, made from Remnants, 4/11 to 5/6 HOUSEHOLD LTNEN DEPART MENT. Bleached Table Damask, l/, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 yard Unbleached Damasks, 7}d, lOJd, - 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, and upwards -m- Huckaback Towelling, 6Jd, 7}d, lojovi/ yard Turkish Roller Towels^ complewe, 3 yurds long, 1/11, 2711, 3/6 each 20 Dozen Large White Turkish Towels, 3/11 each, thrown out to clear at 2/11 each Check Glass Cloth, 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d yard Sideboard Cloths, 2/6. 2/11. 3/6 each Doyleys, 2Jd, 3Jd, 4 jd, OJd each Linen Check Dusters, very soft, 4/6 dozen A special line of Unbleached Damask Cloths, 2J yards long, 6/6 each Forfar Towellings. 2/6, 3/11,4/11 dozen y«ds Roller Towellings, yd, 2Jd, 3d, 4d per'yard White Diapere, 6d, Sid, 10£d, 1/ yard BOYS' CLOTHINGDEPARTMENT. Just opened— A very large and choice lot of the following lines: — Boys' Jersey Suits ? 1/Uto 3/U Boys' All-wool Knitted Jersey Suits ? 3/11 to ' 5/11 Extra Quality ? 6/9 -to- 8/1] Boys' Sailor Jersey Suits, very pret tily trimmed ? ... ... -7/6 to 17/6 Boys' Blue Serge Sailor Suits ? 2/11 to 35/ Boya' Tweed Sailor Suits ? 3A1 to 27/ Boys' Tweed Knicker Suits ? 2/11 to 29/6 Boys' Three-garment Suits ? 10/6 to 39/6 Boys' Tweed Trousers Suits ? 10/6 to 46/ Boys' Blue Ser(?e Trousers Suits ... 15/6 to 49/ Boys' Eton Suits, ill Berlin ? 25/ to 49/6 Boys' Reefer Overcoats ? '6/11 to 25/ Hoys' Overcoats, with Capes ... ... 3/11 to 45/ Boys' Waterpioot Coats ? ' 12/6 to 47/6 Boys' Fancy-trimmed Overcoats ... S/ll to 25/ Bush Rugs ? 3/11 to 25/ Travelling Rues ? ... 7/6 to 45/ Fancy Shawl Rugs ? 8/8 to 63/ Fancy Seal Rugs ? 12/6 to 35/ 1-RESS~MAKING AT POPULAR PRICES. MAKING ONLY. Plain Walking Costumes, 15/, 17/6, 21/ Walking Costumes, trimmed, 21/, 25/ Silk, Ball, Evening, and Garden Party Costumes 25/, 27/6, 35/. MERCERY DEPARTMENT. Men's Heavy Crimean Shirts, 3/11. 4A1, 6/6 each Men's Strong Cotton Shirts, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 each Men's Ribbed Wool Half-hose. 6jd, 9d, 1/. 1/3 pair Men's Knitted Wool naif-hose, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 pail Men's Strong Fiannftl Shirts, 1/11, 2/6, 3/11 each Men's Cardigan Jackets, 3/6, 4/11, 5/11 each Gents' Natural Wool Underwear, 4/11, 5/6, 6/6 each Gents' Coloured Merino Underpants, 2/11 pair. DRESS DEPARTMENT. THE NEW WINTER DRESS FABRICS. The New Cassano Shot Wool Poplinine, Meyricl Suiting, Locharion Tweeds, Mirabelle Shot Cord, Hindu Cloth, Brunhilde Cloth, Khush Clothi Pevensey Cloth, Elgin Cloth, and the New Decimc Cloth. A magnificent range of Black and Navy Blu« Diago als, Ottomans, French Coating Serges, Whipcords, Cheviots, Royal Serges, BJack Poplin Epengle Repp, Grey Homespun. 6Jd yard; Coloured Costume cloth, Habit Cloth, Veloui Cloth, 9Jd yard; Coloured Melton Tweed. 6/1] f—d-?zoar UouMe wife. Union Navy Amazon Cloth 1/3 yard ; Navy Estimene Serge, 1/ yard. ' HABERDASHERY DEPARTMENT. WOOLS. WOOLS. WOOLS. Just opened, ex Parramatta, large assortment ol Shetland and Andalusian Wools, 5/fi 1b. Useful Superfine Scotcli Fingering, 1/6 per hank Extra Super do. , 2/6 per hank, any colour Best Extra Super do., 3/4 per hank, any colour BEEHIVE WOOLS. BEEHIVE WOOLS. Baldwin's 3-ply Beetive Wool, 3/1 per hank Do. 4 do. do. do., 3/6 and 3/11 per hank Do. Petticoat Wool, 6/11 per 12 skeins. BERLIN WUOLS. BERLIN WOOLS. Berlin Wools for Art Needlework, plain and shaded, in splendid assortment of shades, 4kL per oz., 4/11 per 1b. Berlin Fingerings, 1/9 per hank of six skeins, in anj colour Pompadour Wool, 4JJ per ball Ice Wool, 6d per ball Fedora Wool, in 2-oz. hanks, lOJd per hank Marshall's Excelsior Wool, 7 jd per 2-oz. packet; Ethel Wool, 1-oz. balls. 6jd per ball Double Berlin Wool. 5/11 per 1b. SIDE COMBS. SIDE COMBS. Full Assortment just opened, 4d, 6d, and 9d pair. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL MEMO. Since absorbing the Stock of Mr. T. A. Wesfcwood, late of the Liliputian Bazaar, we have made ar rangements to stock the particular class of goods which had hitherto been peculiar to his establish' ment. His late customers will doubtless be pleased to know that their special requirements will be care' fully studied and liberally catered for. Weddii'g Trousseaux, Mourning Orders, Elderlj Ladies' Bonnets and Cans, Widows' Caps and Bonnets, Housemaids and Dress Caps, &c, &c. Black and Navy Gem Sailor Hats, trimmed self oi striped bands; a fresh lot now showing. A Magnificent Assortment of Silk and Velvet Flowers for winter trimmings, well worth 3/6 spray, for only One Shilling each. Untrimmed Straws, new shapes, at 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, *c. Special lot of Children's Felt Hats, suitable foi school wear, at 1/ each Misses' Untrimmed Straw Hats, 3d each 51 Ladies' Trimmed nats, various styles, very effeC' tive, from 8/11 to 13/6 73 Ladies' Trimmed Hats, in many varieties, at 10/6, 11/6, and 12/6 each These Goods are of exceptional value, and well merit an inspection Feathers, Flowers, Buckles, Sprays, Ornaments, -tc. LadieB* frimmed Millinery Bonnets, an Unsurpassed Display of every Conceivable Mode. UNDERCLOTHING~DEPARTMENT. Ladies' L.C. Knickers, 1/, 1/6, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 Ladies' L.C. Chemises, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11 Indies' L.C. Nightdresses, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 8/11 Ladies' New Winter Striped Skirts. 1/11, 2/11, 4/11 Ladies' New Cloth and Felt Skirts, 4/11, 6/11, 8/11, 10/9 Ladies' New Silk Skirts, lined Flannel, 21/, 25/. 29/6 Ladies' Corsets, Black, Brown, Grev, and White, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11. 4/11 Ladies' Natural Wool Bodices, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11. 5/11, 6/11 Ladies' Natural Wool Vests, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11 Ladies' Natural and White-ribbed Wool Vests, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 Ladies' Sanitary Wool Combinations, 7/11, 8/11, 10/9, 12/9, 15/9 Ladies' Sanitary Wool Drawers, 6/11, 8/11, 12/9, 15/fl Ladies' Sanitary Wool Nightdresses, 17/9, 21/, 26/, 29/6 Ladies' L.C. Combinations, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11. 6/11, 8/11 Ladies' L.C. Skirts, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11. 6/11, 8/11 Children's Wool Hats and Bonnets all prices Children's Wool Hat?, 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11 Infants' Pelisses, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 6A1, 6/11, 8/11 Infants' Cashmere CIoakR, 1/11, 2/11, 8/11. 4fll, 6/11 Infants' Bihs, 3d. 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/6. 1/11. 2/6. 2fll Infants' Shirts. 6d. 9d. 1/, 1/6, 2/6. 3/6, 4/0 Infante' Monthly Gowns. 1/11, 2/11. 3/11, 4/U, 6/U Infants' Flannels, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11. 3/11, 4/U infants' Wool Pelisses and Coats, 3/U, 4/11, 6/11, S'll Children'3 Plush and Velvet Hats, 6d, Cd, 1/, J./6, 1/11 HAT DEPARTMENT. SEE OUR WINDOW. SEE OUR WINDOW. Boys' Navy Petk Caps, 6d each Boys' Navy Peak Caps, 7Jd, 9d each Hoys' Kritted Wollen 'fains, 1/ each Boys' Bain-dodger Cap?, 6deach Girls' Tweed Caps. 6d each Boys' Navy Man-of-war Cap3, 1/ each Boys' Navy Man-of-war Cap?, 2/6 each Boys'do. do. do., with Poupjns, 2/11 each Boys' do. do. do., superior qualities,; 3/11 and. 4/6 each The new shaped Man-of-war Cap, 2/11 each Boys' Astrachan Man-of-war, 2/3eich Boys' Cardinal ' Fez' Caps, 3/6 each Bnvs' White Astraehan Turbans, 2/6 each Me'n's Tweed Travelling Caps, 1/ each Bojs' do. do do., 9d, 1/, 1/6 each Ladies' ' Clisbia' Travelling Caps, Trimmed Brown, Navy, and Black Silk, 1/Ceach The latest novelty in Ladies' Tweed Plaid Caps, single peak, trimmed Plaid Silk, «tc, 2/0 each A large variety in Gents' Smoking, Driving, Shoot ing, Riding, Seafaring, and Yachting Caps to select from Men's Black Stiff Felt Hats, fiat brim, extra value, 4/11 each Men's do. do. do., superior quality, S/9 each We would remind our Customers that oui Stock of Gent*' Stiff FeltHatais the largest in the Colonies, and is replete with every conceivable style of Flexible and Hard-proofed Hats. Our Stock is baing continually added to by regular Consign ments from the Home Mirkets. Inspection invited. GKNTS' GLOVES. Gents' White Kid Gloves, 1/6 pair Gents' do. do. do., l/n, 2/11, 4/11 pair Gents' Lined KM Gloves, 4/9 pair Gents' do. do. do.. Fur Tops. 5/6 pair Gents' Regulation Military Gloves, 5/9 pair. GENTS' UMBRELLAS. Just received a few splendid lines of extra value at reduced prices. GENTS' SILK LAVENTINE UMBRELLAS, fl/fi each. GENTS' BETTER GOODS, extra quality, reduced to 11/6, 12/6. 13/(i, 15/6 each. Our Stock is the largest variety to be found in the Colonies and value uneoualled. Inspection solicited.

DRAPERY AND CLOTHING FEEDING THE PUBLIC. THE TKADE SAY SO. IT MUST BE CORRECT. TROUSBBS TOMEASURE. 10/6, 10/6, 10/6. We again invite our Customers and Public to inspect the wonderful value given in the above line. The Trade have offered ui mu-h unsolicited advice respecting them, manv declaring that we are simply FKEMSG THE PCBLIC. We knew our own BUSINESS be3t, and are content to give values unequalled in Australia. Customers will consult their own interests by selecting patterns and placing their orders at once. COATINGS. A VERY LABGE ASSORTMENT OF WEST OF ENGLAND, CONTINENTAL, FANCYS, &c SERGES. VICUNAS, NAP PLAIN. FANCY NAP, SELF PATTERNS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. The Best of Cutters kept, and all work done on the Premises. A SUIT MADE IN S HOURS. { Patterns and Self-measurement Forma Post Free npon application. ^^,__. MONSTER CLOTHING PALACE, CORNER OF KING WILLIAM AND HINDLEY STREETS. ADELAIDE. llOthszso ? BUSINESS NOTICES ? JEWELLERY SALE. J. M. WENDT REDUCING STOCK. GREAT BARGAINS in WATCHES of all kinds. CLOCKS of every pattern. JEWELLERY in endless variety. ELECTROPLATE of every description. SILVERWARE in all designs. All marked downin order to eject ready Sale and reduce Stock. See prices in Show Windows at 7-\ BUNDLE-STREET AND ARCADE. IRIS IS A GMVINt, REDUCTION. Remember WEND T'S is still TEE CHEAPEST BOUSE IN THE COLONY ? 112thBzo THIS DAY. E Z Y WALKIFS CLEARING SALE. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. STOCK MUST BE SOLD UTTERLY REGARDLESS OF COST. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. EZYWALKIN'S MAZE, HINDLEY-STREET, Next Exchange Hotel. I47thsc LADIES' CASHMERE E.S. HOUSE BOUTS, BEAUTIFUL GOODS, TO CLEAR 5/11 PER PAIR, ? AT BRANDON'S. ? LADIES' WARM HOUSE SLIPPERS, 1/6 PER PAIR. WONDERFUL VALUE ? AT BRANDON'S. ? /CHILDREN'S PATENT STRAP SHOES, \_/ 1/ PER PAIR. WORTH DOUBLE. ? AT BRANDON'S. ? CHILDREN'S AND MEN'S BROWN GYMNASIUM SHOES, 1A1 and 2fll PEU PAIR, AT BRANDON'S. 116o ASK A POLICEMAN ! ! I have used GALL SOAP for cleaning Uniform, and consider I have saved the price of a new tunic. » * * Police Constable. GALL SOAP can be obtained from G. N & W. H. BIRKS, ' DISPENSING CHEMISTS, 69, RUNDLE-STREET. Post free Sevenpence. I3»c £4 PER TON. GREATLY REDUCED PRICE L. CONRAD'S SUPERIOR BONEDUST; in 2-cwL Bacs. 2s. 6d. per ton extra for 1-cwt. Bags. 115thscv WHYTE, LAURENCE, &Co. 122, BUNDLE-STREET, IMPORTERS OF CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE EARTHENWARE, &c. THK NEW WATTLE BLOSSOM PATTERN DINNERWARB, From Doulton & Co. A Stock Pattern. 7e-j n OMFOBT AT HOME. THE GREATEST VARIETY OF SLIPPERS IN CREATION. From 9d. per pair. HUNTER'S CITY BOOT PALACE, Next Arcade. CHEAPEST SHOP IN AUSTRALIA. 114o FINLAYSON & CO. N'EW CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS in J-lb. boxes. GLACIE and CRY'S CHERRIES. FIGS in small boxes. FINEST MITSCATKLS. FANCY PAPERS for table decoration. APRICOTS and PEACHES in Syrup. SWISS CONFECTIONS. 70, KING WILLIAMSTBEET, AND MT. LOFTY 133thsc

PERSONS WANTED Eifhtetn words inRegister a.na Evening JournaliA ; ? three insertions 2a. 6d. prepaid. ? PARTNER WaNTED, with £20U. Manufac turing Saddlery Business. Brown Saddle hand preferred. Apply G. K., Albany, Western Anstralia. ? 152'8 ^lENIOR EXAM.— COACH WANTED, two ^ evenings per week. Teiins, &c, to Latin, office this paper. ? x_ mUK Proprietors of a brand of ENGLISH JL PORTLAND CEMENT of the highest repu tation are open to appoint sole LOCAL AGENTS for the colony. Those with an established connec tion preferred. Address, stating approximate turn over, price current, commission expected, and references to Exporter, care of Messrs. Street and Co., Cornhill, London. B.C.. England. 145h59 WANTED, good GENERAL SERVANT; references indispensable. Apply Mrs. Chalmers, Westbourne-place, North Adelaide. ? a151-3 SITUATIONS WANTED Eighteen words in Register and Evening JourncU la. | three insertions 2s. fid. prerjaid. ij^NGINE-DRIVER, &c, twenty-three years' ex- HJJ perience with leading tirina in England, desires SITUATION in Town or Country. Excel lent testimonials. Nine years abstainer. G. Stokes, care of Y.M C.A., Adelaide. ? 151,2.4 TWO POUNDS BONUS for SITUATION in Conntry Hotel, many years Baker, Barman, Cook, Storekeeper in mail service; Protestant, English; highest references. Address Widower, Register Office ? alfiO2 1ST ANTED, SITUATION as TYPEWRITER IT (own machine). Address Shorthand, G.P.O. ? 1524 WANTED, by a competent Man, a permanent SITUATION as GARDENER or Jobbing Work. Address Gardener, Post-Office, Parkslde. ? ^ ? ax ANTED. SITUATION by rlrst-clasa French CHIEF COOK. Hotel or Restaurant.' F. Cheneval, Grayson's Coffee Palace, North-terrace. ? 15Q-2 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Eighteen words in Register and Evening Journal U. ; ? three insertion! 2g. 6d. prepaid. ? ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN. BUY A PAIR of HUNTER'S SMART STANDARD BALMORALS Wear and Style, 0s. lid. You can't co wrong. 114o ADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S LEFT -OFF WEARING APPAREL Bought; Silver and Gold, highest price given. Doyle, Central Market. ? 150ths231 LFOLEY Purchases CLOTHING, FUKNI s TIIRE; Buys anytbing. Sells everything 20, FranMin-street, threp doom from General Post Office. ? 15Sth»78 MKS. KI,YTH Buys Ladies' and Gentlemen's LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. Letters promptly attended to. 114. Gouger-street. 150ths75 Ks! WOULABD, Dealer in Ladies' Mid Gentlemen's Left-off Clothing. Highest prices. Letters promptly attended to. 93. Way mouth-street. 145ths71 RS. KLAEBE. duly qualifled MIDWIFE, Hanson- street, near WakeHeld-street, has the cheapest and most comfortable Accommodation for ladies during confinement. Over 20 years' ex perience. Outdoor cases attended to. . 140ths52 SAY, Jim, come down as far as Kzywalfcin's Boot Shop, Hinilley-street. I want to get a pair of those 8s. 9d. Balmorals of Inc. By Jove, Tom, they're a nice boot I've worn these seven months. Can't beat that cove for gents' boots. Jack Thomas wantsapair; let us call for hits too. 131tlisS0 WANTED, Washing, Ironing, and Calendering at the Adelaide and Standard Laundry Works, Eliza-street. Shirt and Collar DreKiiiig feloas finish) a speciality. Hotel, Club, and privat« work per contract. Dresses and La-e Curtains beautifully got up, and Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, Pressed, and Repaired at Reduced Rates Vans call daily Tpwn and Suburbs. Orders quickly exn'-nt,ert. No chemicals. InTflet'on invited. 3c WANTED ^TO BUY Eighteen words In Register and Evening Journal U. ; three insertions 2s. 8d. prepaid. C~TaMERA WANTED, half-plate, reversing swing j back, without lens. State price, where to be seen. Camera, tt-is office. ax LD ZINC BOUGHT. Uichest price given. A. Simpson & Son, Galvanizers, Gawler-place. ? 100c SULTANAS (rooted vines and cuttings); state quantities, lowest prices, where delivered, to Fruit. Box 76, P.O., Adelaide. ? 15Q-2 WANTED, at once, HOKSU suitable for Baker good and cheap. Leave particulars for B. at this office. ? x ANTED, very small Secondhand Two wheeled PONY CART. -.Price must not exceed £10. Address Box 101, G. Post-Office. ? 151-3 WANTED TO SELL Eighteen words In Rtgister and Evening Journal Is.; threei insertions 2s. Od. prepaid. ON'T TALK ABOUT THE BANKS Change the subject. DO YOU WEAR HUNTER'S BOOTS? the Cliea -ust, Best, and Greatest Variety always in Stock at the CITY BOOT PALACE, next Arcade. LADIES' BOOTS, ? Special for Winter, now offering. 114o OR SALE, several YOUNG COWS, just calved and springing; can be strongly recommended, K H. Edwards, Hillside. Sturt. ? 152,4,7 gjAOKSALE, at lowest prices, 2,00(1 OliANOE jL' TREES, good sorts, and guaranteed worked on their own stocks. Rooted Vines and Cuttings Pedro, Grenacbe, Mataro, and Cuttings of fll kinds of Table Grapes— all free from black ppois. A. Quick, Marion. ? alSOtlisOI fjluR SALE, 1.200 Split KEDGUM POsTS, or a 1 ' less quantity, 0 ft. 2 in. long by 3 x 4 by 5. John Robertson. Oolden Grove. ? 152'4 OR SALE, large quantity of 11OCK for Rockery, cheap. Apply J. Heath, ketch Edith Alice, 'art Adelaide. ? 1517 FOR SAL IS, WAGONET11S (Barlow a Sous), splendid condition. A. Kauffmann, Gren f ell-street. ? 15f3 BjiOR SALE, EMI'l'Y Z1NC-LINKD CASKS. L* Good, Toms, & Co., Stephens and Rundle places. 137 '(14 j% M AN fEL: IECEts. — Marble, from i6a. ; JLtJL Enamelled Wood, 10s. General Marble Work Executed. Lawscn & Swain, opposite Re-habito Hall, Grote.atreet. 14(1 23S NOW, Mary, just listen; here's thu very thing I've been looking for. What's that, Charlie, dear? This Kzyivalkin's 103. Gd. Balmoral Boots. Johnson tolls me they're quite equal to those I've been paying 18s. 6d. for. Well, try a pair, dear! Oh, I shall. It's no use; we can't pay these fashion able prices these times. Why should we, Charlie, when we can do so much better for cash? I've heard s. deal about this Ezywaikin's cheap boots, and I intend going there for my own and the children's boots. Mra. Smith tells me it's really marvellous, the prices he sells at Let me sea! The shop's called the Maze, next the Exchange Hotel, Hindley-street. Iremember seeing it. 13Hhs5i) IANOS.— £4. £9, £11, to £2S ; best new, £15 to £26; cheaper than town. Hire from 2*. weekly. Violins, Banjos, Zithers, Mandolins, all instruments on easiest terms and exchanged. Aca demy Music, Kensington-terrace. 147,50,2 RKEVES' AKT STATIOJSEKY AND FANCY GOODS DEPOT. 89, ARCADE FRAME PICTURES TO ORDER IN NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS. ? 115ths2u3v2fl-210 iSlNGMI CYCLES are the only Roadster Machines that have stood the test ot years on colonial .oads. We do not adver tise or offer you an article suitable only for the picked roads of England, but a cycle which has proved its STRENGTH, SPEED, LIGHTNESS and DURABILITY to be superior to all others ON AUSTRALIAN EOADS, and all experienced rideis say that, wheiherwith wired cushion or pneumatic tires, they AKB THE BEST CASH OR TERMS. SINGER BICYCLE DEPOT PULTENEY-STREET, NEXT YORK HOTEL. ? ONLY ADELAIDE ADDRESS. IQlthso TICKET.— First-class Railway Return to MEL BOURNE WANTED. Apply F. G. O'Hagan, 39. Curriestreet. ? x THE HDMBEK JbUUYCLE DEPOT, LIMITED, 199, RUNDLE-STREET EAST, show many Shipments of LATEST 1893 PNEUMATIC, CUSHION, AND SOLID TIRED ROAD AND PATH SAFETIES RACERS— THE FASTEST IN THE WORLD. Also thousands of different sorts of Extras at LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. Enclose 4d. for Catalogue. Agenta wanted all over the colony. 6Sthsac mHRKE-H.P. ENGINE and BOILER, PORT X ABLE, nearly new, very cheap. L. .Tames, Tankmaker, O'Connell-street, North Adelaide. 150c rfiHE AUSTRALASIAN IMPLEMENT COM X PANY, North-terrace, Adelaide, have been appointed SOLE AGENTS In South Australia tor HORNSBY'S AKROYD PAIENT SAFETY OIL ENGINES. No danger, no extra insurance, no fire, no driver; marvellous in its simplicity. Can be seen at work. Inspection invited. 139'62 VIN ES.-FOR SALK7!p'le'ndid strong-rooted - ines, Slnraz, Malbec, Carbinet Gros, Black Portugal, Zante Currant. 15-2thsc ? JOHN CHRFSTISON, Clare. Q/t» f AIKS LADIES' GLACfK~KID BUTTON ?J ' BOOTS, Sizes 2 and 3, by La Sanatiare, Pinet, Pollock, Gilbert Bros., usual price 17a. Cd. to 25s., sale price 7s. lid. Ezywaikin's Clearing Sale, Hindley-street. ? al51'3 -| AAIIGALL- and other TANKS, reduced AWV price; fixed if required. L. James T&akm-ker, O'Connell-street, North Adelaide. 91U1SCT

BUSINESS NOTICES xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx %i. x .. ,. ... ._ i. ,????*« x 5 5 ^ I FOE THE 5 1 BALL SPECIAL. \ x i X .. 3 I SPECIALLY I I I x FOS THE BALL, -s i I 5 FOR THE SPECIAL ^ I 3 5 BALL. 3 X 1 X ? 2 X ? - 1 X - . 2 X THE SPECIAL SELECTION. . 2 X 1 X THE GRAND ASSORTMENT. 2 X 2 | CITY BOOT PALACE \ 1 AGAIN. I x i X 2 X ALWAYS TO THE FORE. 2 X i X ? 3 X 1 Y GRANDLY FITTED LADLES7 * _r ROOM. '_ 5 REPLETE WITH EVERY ^ ^ CONVENIENCE. _ ^ COMFORT AND EASE ^ J SUPREME. j ^ CAREFUL AND OBLIGING '9 ^ ATTENDANCE. _ X ? .' 1 X 1 X A MAGNIFICENT RANGE OF 2 X STYLES. ^ X SHOES FOR GAIETY AND 2 X GftACE. -3 X ? J X 1 X ALL GOODS MARKED LN 1 X PLAIN FIGURES 1 X ' 1 X ? _, ? ? . 1 X 'NOW MAKING _ X ,. 1 I THE CLIMAX 3 x BOOT 3 x 1 x .?'— ? ? . 1 X FOR - CHILDREN'-S STRONG- 2 X AND SCHOOL WEAR. 3 X ? 1 X STYLE AND STRENGTH, 3 X COMFORT, AND CHEAPNESS 1 X COMBINED. 3 X 1 X THIS BOOT ALSO WILL HAVE 2 X OUR FAMOUS CORRIOK'S 1 X PATENT UNBREAKABLE 2 X BACKS. 2 X 2 x ASK TO SEE THE 2 1 CLIMAX. I x ' . ' ?' 2 x ASK TO SEE THE 3 x 2 x CLIMAX. 2 A. -a __ SOON READY. | X 2 X 3 £ FOOTPRINTS ON THE SAND ^ X FADE, I I NEVER FADES OUT. 1 1 VIENNA MAKES ARE ? X REPRESENTED. 2 X GERMAN MAKES ARE ^ X THERE. 2 X SWISS STYLES APPEAR | X WHEN ASKED FOR. 3 X OLD ENGLAND SENDS A 1 x PORTION. 3 I PARIS SUPPLIES THE OHIO. 3 v FAIR ADELAIDE SHOWS i X HER SKILL. 3 X 2 X ? 3 ^ ATTEND, SELECT, TRY ON, 3 AND . £ IF NOT PLEASED DO NOT ? I PURCHASE. I X ? 2 X 3 X BOOTS OF ALL KINDS IN 3 X EVERY SHAPE, STYLE, 3 X AND KIND. 3 X 3 X ? X X 2S X CHEAPEST IN AUSTRAL- 2 X ASIA. X X X X X X X X 2 I THE CITY B00T3 I PALACE, i x 2 X NEXT ARCADE, X X X X RUNDLE-STREET, X X ADELAIDE. X X X X AND BRANCHES EVERY- X X WHERE. f* X 2. X X x — x x-L ? ;;:::: ? ? ? -x X REMEMBER- ^ X X ^ NEXT THE ARCADE. 1 x ' ' x X ? „.. ? X x ' '- ? ? ? ? s: i ' i x x x x X X X X X ' ? ? ; -. ? X ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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