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Trade Notice^
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THE ENORMOUS ADVANTAGES
10 CONSUMERS OF TEa
Of our power to supply the CHOICEST
TEAS tho world produces were never
more plainly discernible that at the pre
eent moment. The commanding position
MclNTYRE BROS, hold as TEA IM
PORTERS—the living, moving forces of
Business Ability-—the THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE of TEA that selects the
good and discards the bad; tho PURITY
of the TEA MclNTYRE BROS, supply:
the impregnable position thoy are in to
secure the FINEST DRINKING TEAS
from the first markets, of the world; tho
scientific selective care exorcised by
MclNTYRE BROS, and their own buyers
in the East; the unequalled sale in Aus
tralia of MoINTYRE BROS. 1/3 TEA,
and the striking appreciation manifest
on every liand at the counters of our
own Tea Warehouses, and in letters from
every part of Victoria and adjoining
States are FACTS which YOU as
USER of TEA must ponder over before
you allow yourself to accept all tho "ex
pert"' talk made by Travelling Tea > en
dori=, "Commission Middlemen," and
which you must carefully consider before
allowing yourself to be talked into buy
ing inferior Tea.
YOUR JUDGMENT
MOST BE YOUR GUIDE! •
YOU KNOW the Tea you like. • YOU
KNOW that MclNTYRE BROS, givt
better value than any firm in Aus
tralia, and YOU KNOW that bv using
MclNTYRE BROS. PURE TE'A you
are benefiting yourself and your family
in every possible direction; in fact,
YOU KNOW as well as we do. that
is absolutely, impossible to ect Finer Teas
than those siippliec MclNTYRE
BROS., faithfully aoc to their pub
lished Price List.
LADIES
BUY MclNTYRE BROS i;3 TEA.
MOST DELICIOUS FLAVOR! -:
Lowest Wholesalo Prices as under : —
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I MclNTYRE BROS -jygTea. )
[ 121b. Boxes, at l/31b. ... ... ~\jq/
!21Ib. Quarter-Chest at 20/3
EOlb. n'jests, at 1/lib....
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Net Weights; Delivered DAILY, Free aa Fol
owa;—To any Suburban Address, to any Rail
ray Station in the City. Tfirms Cash. Couti
try cheque."! to include 6d exchange'. Suburban
Orders may bo Paid on Delivery.
N.B.—Country residents, please note that wc
psv carriage on 211b. Qr.-Chests, at 1/3 lb
only, to any railwav station in tho State,
i, 1, 2, 3, and 41b". PARCELS at -I /Q LB
Obtainable from -*-/ O
MclNTYRE BROS.
IMPORTERS of PURE TEAS.
Next the SHAMROCK. BENDIGO.
SILVEP.INE" Soap imitiated by Ta&ay.
equalled by Done. All grocers. Ask io'
t. J. Kifolicn end Sons, makers, Bendigo
CA T T R A N ' 8 |
A T T R A N ' t3 |,
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UP-TO-DATE FOR FOOT WEAR.
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I CATTRAN'S !
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TAN AND BLACK BAR SHOES.
Great Variety at 2/6. Can't be Beat.
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| C A T T R AN ' S |
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LADIES' BLACK GLACE PAT. CAP
I CATTRAN'S ]
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LADIES' BEST TAN AND BLACK GLACJ<
SHOES, going at 3/11, 4/11 and 5/6.
In Great Variety.
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I CATTRAN'S 1
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CHILDREN'S TAN AND BLACK STRAt
LACE AND BUTTON SHOES, for
Good Assortment, 2/6, 3/11 and 4/11.
Summer Wear.
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I CATTRAN'S |
© ®
LADIES' BEST TAN GLACE OX SHOEb
7/11. Do. BUTTON SHOES, 8/6.
Guaranteed Good Wear.
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I CATTRAN'S I
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL BOOTS, 2/6 and 2/U
are Marvellous Value.
® ®
I CATTRAN'S |
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GENT'S GLACE KID and CALF BAL
MORALS. Tan or Black, latest styles, rangint
from 8/11, 9/6, 10/6. 11/6, 12/6 are the mo*'
up-to-date in town.
SALE DEALERS.
Address—
SANDHURST BOOT PALACE,
And at
GOLDEN KEY BOOT COY.
SHOES at 3/11 are Good Value
Note.—SPECIAL REDUCTIONS to WHOLJt
SALE DEALERS.
fjPXEAR Eliza.—if Claude wants any Tics.
-S >x, Biaces, Studs, etc., etc., for iiasL;.-i\
call on Wilkins and .(ones, High-street.
rp E. COOPER,
REGISTERED PHARMACEUTICAL
CHEMIST,
formerly Senior Assistant with Mr. T. R.
•lones, begs respectfully to intimate to the
public that he has
OPENED A PHARMACY in MITCHELL
STREET,
With un Entirely NEW STOCK o£ Drugs,
Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, etc.,
and solicits patronage. Satisfaction guaran
teed. DISPENSING a SPECIALITY.
Note the Address—
T. E COOPER,
FAMILY CHEMIST, MITCHELL-STREET,
Neit Webster's Cycling Depot.
Ironfounders and Machinery
Thompson and c o.,
ENGINEERS,
CASTLEMAi'NH, VICTORIA.
Designers ami Manufacturers of Triple Expan
sion Sewage Pumping Engines and Boilers
for Melbourne and Metropolitan
Board of Works.
Manufacturers of High-class Steam Engines,
simple, compound, and condensing. Specially
designed Engines for Electric Lighting. Jet
Surface and Independent Condenser?. Steam
and Air Wiiiohes, and improved nnail Winding
Plants. Chessell's and Cowling's Safety Patent
Cages. Middletoil's Safety Ilook-. Air Com
presstr?, Eeceivfrs, and Bock Drills Steam
Boilers of all designs. Direst-acting Steam
Pump-;, Duplex, Compound, and Condensing
Centrifugal Pumps and Complete. Irrigation
Plants. Winding, Pumping, and Crushing
Machinery and most improved appliances for
the treatment of quartz tailing;"and.Qres. Frue
and Triumph Yaimers. Halley's Pr-rcussior
Tables. llerdan Bafins. 'Wlieel'/r-Walaon
and Denny's Patent Grinding and Amalgama
tion Pans. Chilian Mills, e'fc '
Spc-cial.—Thompson and Co.'9 Patent Com
pound Air Compressors and Patent Indepen
dent Condensers and Water Heaters.
HIGH-CM SS WORKMANSHIP and
FINISH A SPECIALTY.
Telegraphic code used—A.B.C., 4th edition.
vCCG HOPES. mintno ROP»
JOHN a. uokpuw* oomtva
NTf"v "v.-vlr
Best ami Cli<vMv»^t rrnrwrtr-H
(Qnnli'v ^oiiwiMvrcM
An f-.s TTrirjn Kr-'W.'j
A large stock always on lunrl.
&• H. M'GOWA.N, A^nt, Vtotoi;,
Chambers,
Shipping1.
Adelaide steamship company
express passenger SERVICE •
Limited.
Largest and Bust Appointed Steamers 011 Coast
west AI7STK ALLAN coldfields.
S.s. WOLLOWRA, 18th MARCH.
For Adelaide, Albany, Fremantle, Geraldton,
And all West Australian Ports.
SYDNEY and QUEENSLAND PORTS.
Sydney \
Brisbane s.s. allinga,
Townsville v ISth March.
And all j
Queensland Ports /
Lowest Freight and Passage Rates.
Tickets interchangeable with A.U.S.N. Co. s
steamers in course of journey.
Apply ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO.. Ltd.,
Or HENRY JONES and CO., View Point,
Bendigo. ' ,
E S S A G E R I B S "M A R IT IM E S.
MELBOURNE to LONDON, via COLOMBO
and PARIS.
Steamers of 6000 tons undor postal contract
with the French Government calling at Ade
laide, Fremantle, Colombo, Suez, and Port
Said, will be despatched monthly as follow: —
I I I Mel- I Ade
Steamers. | Common- Sydney! bourne' laido
1 I der I noon, j 1 p.m.! 1 p.m.
*Annam i Sollier... Mar. 17: Mar. 20 Mar. 22
Polynesien jChevalierl Apl. 14 | ApL 17 i Apl. 19
Villo dc la ; . i . 1
Ciotat ' Finschi.. May 12 : May 15 May 17
Arm and ,Lc Cois-i j .1
Behic pollier I June 9 . June 12 June 14
"Twin Ecrew.
Passengers booked to Bombay, India, China,
Batavia and Japan.
Passage money, £25 to £70 (plus
cent.), including table wines. ""
Return Tickets available for 12 months at
reduced ralos. _
Return Tickets (First Saloon) between Inter
state ports are available for return by P. and
0. or Orient steamers having room.
ENGLISH SPOKFN ON BOARD.
Passage money can be paid here for passaged
from Europe. Liberal concessions to families.
N.B.—Passengers' luggage convey eel free of
cost from Marseilles to London by steamer.
Offices :
473 COLLINS-ST., MELBOURNE.
]M D JL —N0EDDEUTSCHER LLOYD
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL STEAMERS,
DIRECT STEAMERS to ENGLAND and the
CONTINENT,
Calling at Adelaide, Fremantle, Colombo, Aden,
Suez Canal, Naples, Genoa, Southampton, Ant
werp and Bremen, ; will be despatched from
Melbourne as follows: —
Date.
Mar 25
Apr. 16
M ay 6
May 27
"Twin Screw.
Steamers leave Adelaide on Saturdays, imme
diately after, arrival of express train Irom Mel
bourne.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
Saloon, £11; second, £7/14/; third, £4/19/.
Through tickets over tne company's own line
to "Europe, Asia, North and. South America. ;
PaEsages from' £15/8/ to £71/10/. Return
tickets, Ealoon, £50/10/ to ,-£115/10/. Passages
from Europe, America, etc., can be prepaid in
the colonics.
OSTKRMEYER, DEWEZ and VAN ROM
PAEY, Agents, 480 Collins-street, Melbourne.
Steamers. IT'ns. I Commander.
""Barbarossa... I107691F. Mentz...
*IConig-in Luie«l 105510. Volger
Weimar ... 4996 1 II. Formes
Darmstadt..... i 50121 C. Dewers..
QE1ENT-PACIFIC LINE OF STEAMERS.
The Royal Mail Steamships belonging to the
ORIENT and PACIFIC COMPANIES will be
despatched as under, and Fortnightly thereafter
for London (Tilbury).
Via NAPLES and MARSEILLES nnd GIB
RALTAR, calling also at Fremantle "(W.-A.),
Colombo (transhipping for all Indian ports),
and Suez Canal Ports: —
1 Mel- I Ad*
Steamer. l"ns Commander. bourne. | laidt
: 1.30 p.rn 2 p.m.
"+Oror&h
*tOrtona..
tOrizaba...
tOroya......
Ormuz
Oruba
8291
7945
5297
6297
6387
J. F. Rutlivcn
E.E. Lavington
R. Archer...
R. Fletcher,
F. S. Symons
5857 W. H. Burgoin
Mar. 18
A])l. 1
Apl. 15
Apl. 29
Mar. 20
Apl. 3
Apl. 17
May 1
May 13 :May 15
May 27 ! May 29
. tCalling at Hobart en route from Sydney.
*Tvin Screw Steamer.
SALOON to LONDON.—Single, £38/10/ to
£77. _ Return. £71/10/ to £121. -
Third-class (liberal dietary' Ecale), £17/7/ to
£20/16/. '
Passages may be prepaid here for passengers
from England to any port, and vice-versa.
WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
FREMANTLE.—Saloon, £7/14/ to £11;
steerage, £4/19/.
RETURN TICKETS (First Saloon) between
inter-State ports are now available for return
by P. and 0. and M.M. Companies' steamers
having room.
MANAGERS.—F. GREEN and CO., and
ANDERSON, ANDERSON and CO. Fen
ehurch Avenue, London, E.C.
Full particulars from J. N. MARSHALL,
Branch Manager, Equitable Building, Collins
street, Melbourne.
Local Agents—HENRY JONES and CO.,
View Point, Bendigo.
U.S.N.
COMPANY
LIMITED.
Saloon passage ticktts are interchangeable
after the first port between Melbourne and
Cairns with the steamers of the Adelaide S.S.
Co. and the Howard Smith line, subject to con
ditions to bo ascertained oa application. Tor
Adelaide and W.A. all tickets are interehangt?
able with the Adelaide S.S. Co- only.
PILBARRA, 4 p.m.,
ADELAIDE Tuesday, 25th March
FREMANTLE (Omits Albany)
PERTH VPAROO, 4 p.m.,
GERALDTON Tuesday, Sth April.
N.W. PORTS of W.A (Omits Albany.)
SINGAPORE J
' PILBARRA, 2 p.m.,
Wednes., 19th March
(Transhipping at
Sydney)
INNAMINOKA, 2 p.m
Saturday, 22nd March
ARAMAC, 5 p.m.,
■| Thursday, 27th March.
I ARAWATTA, 2 p.m.,
t Saturday, 5th April
SYDNEY
BRISBANE
And
QUEENSLAND
PORTS ••••••
TO :
COOKIOWN:' ' " . j eVWOp°NGA, 2/•«?•>
•: . ■ - ) Saturday, 12th April.
TNNAMINCKA connncts with steamer from
Brisbane 1st April, for THURSDAY IS
L\ND NORMAKTON and BURKETOWN
, SUAVA, LEVUKA . ,rT,
and LAUTOKA BIRKSGATE,
(FIJI) Wed., 26th March.
NOUMEA (From Sydney.)
NO CAKCO RECEIVED WITHIN ONE
HOUR OF SAILING.
Apply COMPANY'S OFFICES, 493 Conins
street, Melbourne, or to Looal Agent, J.
PICKUP, Mitchell-street.
(HE P. and 0. S. N. COMPANY will De
A spateh the following Steamers for Lon
don, calling at l<Yciuantlc, Colombo, Aden, Mar
seilles, Gibraltar and Plymouth, with liberty to
call at Brindisi, as under :— ■
* Australia | 6901 | F. J. Cole Apl. 22.
Rome I £545 |E. Sireet, May 6
Himalaya...| 6898 1W. L. Brown, R.N.B May 20
China ...| 7012 |T. S. Angus June 3
*Cailing at Hobart en route from Sydney.
The 12.8 p.m. traiu from Flinders-Btreet sta
tion proceeds alongside the steamer on day of
sailing.
The steamer's leave Adelaide the following
Thursday, at'2 p.m.
Rates of passage money:-—Single ticket to
London, £38/10/ to £77; return ticket, -£71/10/
to £121. -
Fares.—"Western Australia—Saloon, £7/14/. to
£11; return, £11/11/ to £16/10/.
Return tickets (first saloon) between inter
State ports are now available for return by
Ori?nt, Pacific, and M.M. Companies' steamer;
having room, or rail.
Bendigo Agents—MAURICE MORAN and
CO., Williamson-street FREDERICK WHITE,
Agent, 447 Collins-street, Melbourne. .
Steamer. |Tons.| Commander.
I __J
Mel
bourne,
1 p.m.
'Oceana | 6603 I —
"Britannia | 6525 |F. H. Seymour ...
Mr.r.'K
Apr. 8
TSJ" EST A U S T R A L I A.
T» LOWEST FARES.
The Fast ; ahcl. -I-'owerfuI
COOLGARDIE,
Sails for
ADELAIDE, ALBANY, FREMA^TIxE, and
' GERALDTON.
FRIDAY, 2Cth MARCH.
Note.—Return tickeu are interchangeable
with Messrs. Howard Smith and Sons' and
Huddart Parker and Co.'s steamers.
Corafortablo accommodation for all classes of
passengers.
Paosen^ers nre recommended fo apply earlv
t-c MAURICE MOUAN and CO., Williamson
street, agents fcr M:Ihvruilh, M'Eacbarn and
Co. Proprietary Limited.
P/Jatriir.iOniEJ.
tlil"rrhse-nentCy'lCi words under tr.is heading rue
im'.rud once fcr ().\'E '■'!!!!. /./.V0 Ca:h, am:
s!x /hues for Ft VI: V////. f. f.\'n <7 f„ -A
MARTHA VPS .-nJoniiii.-od logiRy quslifi v
■iin'a.r. ¥■■■' r ' W tn ptovshm!
':f rrqnmd. I^pvinghurvt, Garscd-street.
TratSo Wotlces.
—@
[ QBAIG, WILLIAM S.O'N
j • PTY. LTD.
I Beg to Announce that they mnke
• THEIR. FIRST DISPLAY
I- Of
i
I AUTU.MN and WINTER
NOVKLTIES
TO-DAY TO-DAY ' TO-DAY,
'And Corcl'.nJly Invite. < Your
Inspection.
. CRAIG, W- IX L I A M SO X
- TTY. LTD.,
WILLIAMSON-STREET, BENDIGO,
■■■■ ' ^ And at
' - MELBOURNE, ; BALLARAT,
And LONDON.
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'l rjVHE - SANDHURST PIONEER CO-OPERATIVE" STORES. /
ji) , , — i
Are the CHEAPEST PLACES for CROCKERY. V - 4#
Axe the' CHEAPEST PLACES for GLASSWARE. "
Are the CHEAPEST PLACES for KLECTROWARE.
Are tho CHEAPEST PLACES for BIRTHDAY PRESENTS.
Are the CHEAPEST PLACES for WEDDING PRESENTS.
Are the CHEAPEST PLACES for ALL PRESENTS.
Are the COOLEST and CLEANEST Stores for BACON.
Are tho COOLEST and CLEANEST Stores for BUTTER.
Are tho COOLEST and CLEANEST Stores for CHEESE.
Are the COOLEST and CLEANEST Stores for SAUSAGES.
ARE the BEST STORES for WINES.
ARE tho BEST STORES for ALES.
Are the BEST STORES for SPIRITS.
Aro tho CHAMPION STORES for GROCERIES.
- Are tho CHAMPION STORES for LOLLIES.
Are the CHAMPION STORES for BREAD.
Are the BEST STORES for LOLLIES i
Our Bread being recommended above all others by Dr. Emily Ryder".
We are the UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS. . i
You can get the CHEAPEST,:. CLEANEST. AND BEST GOODS at our SUPPLY...
" STORES,
MITCHELL-STREET, VIEW-STREET, and HIGH-STREET, EAGLEHAWK.
■O B L I C N O T C
HARRY DAVEY, RED HOUSE, LYCEUM STORES, THIRD
HARRY DAVEY, KED HOUSE, LYCEUM STORES, THIRD
HARRY DAVEY, *\ED HOUSE, LYCEUM STORES, THIRD
BLOCK, PALL MALL, BENDIGO.
BLOCK, PALL MALL, BENDIGO.
Our WAREHOUSE will CLOSE MID-DAY, in honor of ST. PATRICK'S
DAY and SPORTS.
Anyone requiring GOLD. PRINTED BADGES, can yet them from i>8 tip to
. ® ' .12 o'clock. /' . ..
T I-I R E E P E N C. E E A C; II.
BADGES. BADGES. BADGES. BADGES. BADGES. BADGES.
PLEASE SHOP EARLY.
TO THOSE THIS MAY CONCERN.
TO THOSE THIS MAY CONCERN.
FEDERAL CERTIFICATES. FEDERAL CERTIFICATES.
FEDERAL CERTIFICATES.
LAST DAYS. LAST DAYS. LAST DAYS. LAST" DAYS.
Of Receiving tho Certificates. "
We have been mado Agents for Bendigo for securing all names requiring the
• FEDERAL VOTERS' CERTIFICATES.
By you . filling in a Form which we hold, we procure the certificate from tho
Hon; W. A. Trenwith, tho Chief Secretary, frame it with a handsome oak frame,
and deliver it to you-from the RED HOIJSE for the Email sum of 5/6; This
■will save you all trouble in sending for the certificate, and when you do get
it you will want to frame it. The frame, mounting and glass will cost, singly, "
10/6. We are getting hunoreds framed, or else we could not do them at the
price 5/6. We have one already framed, and can be seen at
HARRY DAYIiY'S RED HOUSE, LYCEUM STORES, THIRD BLOCK, PALL
" , MALL, BENDIGO.
matter where you reside, in any part of Victoria, send to lis for a form
to fill' in,-'and when you have .done that send 5/6 with the form filled, and we will
forward the Framed Certificates to you, but you must pay the carriage from
Bendigo. We pay the carriage from Melbourne to Bendigo, and out of Bendigo
the purchaser must pay carriage to'where he lives.
Trada Notices.
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-The; excellent .value; obtainable in Ro'/ur" Tea iB practical -proof- of-the advantages
of handling and packing Tea in a largo way. It also illustrates in its value the saving
tiiadojby utilising the Grocer aB a cheap distributor. He has many article to sell, to is
nUo-5b turn "Robur" over at ,a cost so small that Spccial Tea Shoplieep'ers or Door
to-Door Travellers simply cannot give anything like the value.
TH15RE ARE FOUR GRADES OF "ROBUR," viz.; "Special," - "No.-1;" "No. 2,".
and i'No.^3," all are pure Tea, and wo guarantee "every leaf a good one."
€ THE "ROBUR" TEA CO.
k=.;-": James Service and Co., Proprietors. . •
P.S.—'Kio chcapest tea we have over seen is No. 2 grade at 1/6 per pound—NEED USE
, "'ii' LESS OF IT. -
HI, LiSdiei—You beat "us for Hats, Shirts,
P.-fpts, etc., etc., .then you'll do well.
Wilkins aiid Jones, High-street.
JPASCOE, Practical Tailor, Barnard
• street, - Beridigo, lias just received a
New Consignment of the Latest Fashionable
Deoigns in Suitings, Meltons, Beaver, Over
coatings, Trouserings, etc., suitable for autumu
and winter-wear, from the best makers. All .
orderB entrusted to him will receive his per- j
sonal attention in cutting, fitting, and making. .
Prices like a broken drum; can't be beat". i
Board and Residence.
LAVEKTON, High-street, opposite Cathe
dral; comfortable, cunlral. Terms
moderate. ,i
RESPK:";TA1!I ,E Boarders wanted, 16/ per
v.ectc> convenient Post Office, station,
tram line- . Apply "Parkview," opp. P.O.,.
Eaglehawlc,
ISTACAlNiClES for Gentlemen Boarders.
V Ternis moderate. "Glenosborne House,"
next police station, Kaglehav.'lc,
Hotels and HolSdajr Resorts.
iRITANNIA Hotel, Pall Mall.—J. C. Tur
-O ner, proprietor (late of W.A.). Every
thing of tee best. A call solicited.
CITY C L U B HOTEL,
■ BATH CORNER.
: MRS LOUISA PATERSON desires to in
timate that she has fcccome the lessee of the
City Club Hotel. Good accommodation for
Families, Ladies arid Gentlemen. An en
tiroly rioiv'-stock of Winoa, Spirits, Ales and
Porters.
MHS. L. PATERSON, Proprietress.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL.
(Late Hockins's),
Cornel- ELIZABETH and LONSDALE
STREETS, MELBOURNE.
MISS REYNOLDS, Proprietress
(Late of Royal Mail Hotel, Bourke-st.).
Splendid Accommodation for visitors. Close
to train and tram. Tariff reasonable. Dining
rooms finest 'in tbo city. Telephone 2866.
Duke of york hotel,
HARGREAVES-STREET.
5 A. F. DORRITY, late of Ballarat and'Sta
well, intimates that the above hotelr has been
thoroughly renovated and refurnished, and is
now equal to any in the district. Open early
raqrlcet. Best brands liquors.
Loose' Boxes. Terms Moderate.
MEALS at ALL HOURS.
FRANKSTON.—Mark Young's Pier Hotel,
' superior/Accommodation for seaside visi
tors ; fishing, shjoting, bathing and driving.
EELONG.—Albert Coffee Palace, close
baths, gardens, • shipping and railway.
Good., accommodation for Tisitora. Terms mode
rate.
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MR8. BARNES (late of the New Yotk
Bourke-street,' Melbourne) has much plea
sure in notifying that she has taken the abovt
Commodious, Hotel.
Every convenience for Travellers, Visitors
and Families. Moderate charges.
E W YORK hTcTtTl,
376 and 378 BOURKE-STREET,
; MELBOURNE,
Centrally situated, olose to G.P.O, and handy
to Railway Stations and Wharves.
E. BRYANT,
Lnto of Saracen's Head Hotel, and Bendigo,
having taken a long lease of the above hotel
and refurnished throughout, is now ready to
offer Superior Accommodation to patrons ft
moderate rates.
jOvUEENSCLIFl)-.—Aiulersou' a Beechworth
v» Houbu, Esplanade.—Enlarged, second
stproy added, balconies, unrivalled position,
overlooking 3ay, minute baths.
Hotel. Chariot
Peterson, proprietor. Terms, 42/ and 35,
week, according to rooms. Children under 12,
half price.
OYAL HOTEL, M 0 R NIN G T 0 X.
Under New Management-.
Terms : From £2/10/ to 30/, according
, to rooms. 1
■ PHILLIPS and JERVIS.
SANDR1NGHAM HOUSE, SANDRING
.HAM,—Station, beach, baths, stabling,
excellent accommodation, tennis, billiards, free.
Telephone 47. J C. Warrington Rogers, man
ager. ^ ■ ..
QY.DENHAM GARDENS HOTEL.
O /WHITE HILLS.
RALPH GOLDIE
(Late with Stock Exchange Club,'Melbourne),
Wishes to notify the public that he has taket
the above ■well-known hostelry. Best brands
Alea, Wines and Spirits. Superior Accommo
dation for travellers. Splendid cricket and foot
ball grounds, and other amusements.
The law courts jhotjel,
. ■ . PALL MALL.
The above Hotel, after undergoing extensive
additions and improvement, is one of the finest
hotels in the district. Only best brands AIcb,
Wines, Spirits and Cigars supplied.
FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION forVisi
tors and Truvollers. Hot and cold baths
M. CONOLAN, Proprietor.
IEW ' POINT : HOTEL,
CHARING CROSS, BEND ICO.
HARRY WARREN, late of Long Gully
Fire Brigade and Bendigo Football Associa
tion, bags to inform his friends that ho has
taken the above well-known hotel.
Cohn's Ale oil .draugnt and Bottled. Splen
did Accommodation for travellers. Hot and
cold baths. Reasonable tariff. Cabs meet all
trains.
WHEN TTOTJ GET TIRED OF THE
EXHIBITION
AND ' WANT A REST,
Make for tho
BLACK SWAN HOTEL,
The Mull (near the Fernery).
Cool Drinks, Good Accommodation. Hot or j
• Cold Baths. Billiards.
JACK JAMES, Proprietor.
Educational.
AACHMYS GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL,
Barkly Place, RE-OPENS 25th Febru
ary. Principals—Miss Corr, M.A., Honor
man in Latin, French, Logic and Philosophy.
Miss Crossley, pupil in Muoio and French, Mdlle.
Touissant, f rauicin Lecbe and Sir Mackvrorth
Young, Simla, India. Kindergarten Tcaoher,
Miss Ferguson, certificate Froebel's system
from Frauloin Lytten. Conversational French
principals!
DOOKKEBPING. Writing, pure and com
«-* mercial Arithmetic, Mathematics. Busi
ness and practical training, publin servic.3,
S -ncr.-ii improvement. Tradesmen's book?
• djiiitcd. etc. Accountants* and (Jl«rfes' In
stitute. Thomas Hution, High-st., Bendigo.
MISS JEAN L. HALL. Licentiate Associa
ted Board, R.A.LR.O.M., pupil of Heir
Scharff, ropumes Tuition in Pianoforte, Theory,
and Harmony, 3rd March, at "Wyniia," Foresl
street.
IlT™ 0 sTX. ~IiU TL^TrT Protessu rTh^"
and Painting, has RESUMED TUI
TION. Con',missions taken. Terms, etc., at
Butler's Musi? Depot, Arcade, Bencliyo.
"r<T. ANDREW' S COLLI?G10 aiui CORFI)
3 RATE HIGH SCHOOL.
Pr'ii'j tm',:'—G. TT. FRKKMAN, M.A., . :V.
DE PA VIM, J. G. OTiTPITANT, M.A.
Upp"r School Clrn'Ms for all esamirat.on^ ,
PTau'erirar'cti. ' Evsmiicf School, and Saturday I
CHiir.n»«. Gvrmir.sluiK null CacK-t Corps. Y-.eau
oio.« for boarder'!. First term begins Tuesday, !
-r5th Fnbjupry. I
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
M I.T C HE LL-STEKE T.
. FIRST SHIPMENTS
.Of- ■
; NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
For .
AUTUMN and WINTER
AUTUMN and .WINTER
Have Now Arrived.
SUITINGS and OVERCOATINGS,
SUITINGS and OVERCOATINGS,
Stylish and Up-to-Dato.
Stylish and Up-to-Date.
Inspection Cordially Invited.
i itumn and Winter Suits in our well-known
sti ,c, from £3/3/ upwards; Overcoats, from
£'410/. '
Every order receives Mr. Pool's personal at
tention. Telephone 37.
For Sate.
PVICE to Purcbsvsera of Watches.—Don't
A. pay more when you can get splendid
Engtfsh Levers, capped and jewelled, from 20;
Ehrardt Levers, from 30/. Rotheram's, £2.
Other makes equally cheap A written guaran
tee with each, at Barnett's, opposite Art Gal
lery, View-street.
A GOOD Stylish, Single-seated Buggy, £16;
Dog-cart, superior build, mail patent axle,
£22; Covered-in Hawker's Waggon, £14; also
Buggies of every description, new and second
hand, cheap. Morrison and Sanncman, Wil
liamson-st.
A GOOD Cab or Carryall; easy terms. Vehi
cles BUILT to ORDER or REPAIRED.
C. F. CHRISTIAN,
FACTORY, BATH-LANE.
A GREAT CLEARANCE SALE BY
AUCTION, '
At EDWARDS and LEE'S,
Back of Exhibition,
Of Buggies, Phaetons, Dog Carts, Gigs, Covor
ed Waggons, Spring Carts, W-od and Tip
Drays, Waggonettes, etc., etc. Over 50 sets
all kinds of Harness. Horses, ponies, ploughs,
platform scales, etc., eto., without reserve, on
Thursday, 20th March, 12 o'clock sharp.
^RTISTIC WAlI] PAPERS.
We have just Landed the Whole "of our
NEW DESIGNS, which are beautifully treat
ed in color, and comprise a selection from the
most inexpensive to the best the world can pro
duce.
J"or Bargains, come where the expenses are
small.
E. J. CURNOW, Decorator, View-street.
AT Sandhurst Rolling Stock Co., William
son-street.—Hawkers' Waggons, irom
£11; Floating Rail Carts from £9; Gigs from
£10; Now and Secondhand Buggies of all de
scriptions, oheap. D. BJ'tl), proprietor.
All! Why Pay Cash?—£8 worth of Furni
ture at 2/6 pc-r week; no security; imme
diate delivery. 3. Nickson, High-street.
ALT. About to Marry should call on S. White
and Son, High-street, for newest designs
and cheapest prices in Furniture.
AT SANDHURST ROLLING STOCK CO.,
WILLIAMSON-STREET,
BUGGIES, GIGS, CARTS, Etc., of . II descrip
tions. Greatly Reduced Prices.
"P. BLYTH, Proprietor.
COAL, Wood.—Renwick and Co., sole agenrs
for Celebrated Jumbunna Coal, Dry Box
Blocks. Orders Railway Station.
BRUECHERT (formerly Scholten and
« Marsh), new Carriage Factory, Lyttleton
Terrace, opposite Moorhead's Store. Second
hand single- seat, bargain, £16/10/. Or
ders and repairs carefully executed from best
seasoned materials.
Jfl I JR E VY O O 1)
BOX BLOCKS supplied (any length).
G. J. BRASIER,
Railway Station. Telephone 68.
J7VLOOD and SONS, Bendigo Coach Factory
Hargreaves-strect, established 1861.—All
kinds new and secondhand Vehicles. always ou
hand. Repairs punctually attended to. "Good
accommodation.
CHEAP BUILDING MATERIALS
GALVANISED IRON, Wire Netting, Barbed
Wire, Fearing Wire, V\ire Rope, Ridg
ing, Spouting, Building Materials, all kindi
Timber, etc., etc., direct from manufacturers
Cheapest place in Melbourne.
YOUNG'S UNIVERSAL STORE, Queou'i
Bridge, south side. South Molbourne train1
pass store.
H HAMMOND, Fainter, Paperhanger, and
®. House Decorator, Oil and Color Mer
chant. Paperhanging, latest designs. Agent tor
the Graphophone. All fittings kept; also latest
records at Melbourne prices. High-street, Bon
digo.
HOME, Sweet Home.—You find the Sweet
heart, we do tho vest. The Cheapest
furniture Warehouse in Bcndigo. Compare
our prices. ■ S. White and Son, High-street.
MALLEE ROOTS, dry; Wood, Coal and
Coke. Lowest rates. Permewan Wright
Mid Co., railway station. Telephone, 55.
R C 0 L L O
ILLUMINATING ARTIST AND
DESIGNER,
FIGURE and BANNER PAINTER,
! PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, SIGN
WRITER, Etc..
VIEW-STREET (Exactly Opposite Fire
Station).
ESTIMATES FOR GENERAL REPAIRS.
PIANO, by Bord, £17. Old Leather Suites
renovated equal to new. Furniture re
upholstered, repolishod, repaired. T. Mar
getts, Mitohell-st.
HY PAY CASH?—Three Rooms fi
nished for £16, for 5/ per week, ?.t lost
than auction prices; no interest; carefully
packed. H. Nickson, furniture Icaicr, High-Bt.
WE give exceptional value. Wo are im
porters us well as manufacturers. Olfi
Saddlery Exchanged. J. Taylor, importer avid
saddler, opposite Savings Bank, Bendigo.
HY Pay Ca£h?—We furnish a three
V » roomed House for £15 and upwards,
on ea:-y terms, at lowest prices. S. White and
Soil, High-street.
WHY Pay Cash?—Sideboards from 45/;
Bedroom Suites from £5/10/; Bed
steads from £1; Chairs from 2/; all on easy
tevmp. S. White and Sou, High-street.
Live Stock Wanted & For Salo.
Advertisements of 16 :vords under this heading arc
iv,erted once fr ONE SFULLING Cash, and
six times for j'IV£ SflllL/NGS Cash.
"530NY, 13, 14 hands, under 7 yetr.«, wanted:
-'"L su!t lady; tri 1; 110 dealer?. 1'riee and
description, liquine, this ofl'i e.
C""SLIOARTNG Ouf.-—3 roiite, 2~Horses, ~C0
J Vehicle?, Pony Carts, Gigs, Buggies,
Phaeton, covered Wagpon, o suit any and every
body. Ko reasoi.abY offer r<"Ui<sed. EDWARDS
mk! LEE, bad; of Exhibition.
^ Amusements.
jgOYAl. PRINCESS'S THEATRE
TO-NIGHT,
ST. PATRICK'S NIGIIT.
GRAND C 0 N C E R T,
Under the Patronage of His Worship the
Mayor, Cr. Hoskins.
PROGRAMME.
SIGNOR REBOTTARO wiil sing
"ToreadoiV Soils;" (Cannon), by request, ami
Miss SARA'^LEwis will sing—
"Come Back to Erin" and "Killarney."
•Mr. JAS. .WADE .will Vng
"Eily Mavournecn" and "Good Night, Be
loved."
; Miss NORA BARRETT will sing— '
"The Irish Emigrant" and "O Erin, My
Country."
Mis LOV1E MUELLER , will sing— ^
"The Meeting of the Waters" and "Kath
leen Mavourncen. '
Mr. R. W. NORTON will slug—
"Picador."
Misa MACGILLIYRAY—
Violin Solos—"Spanish Dance" and "Lcgendo;"
Tkiet—Miss SARA LEWIS and Miss NORA
BARRETT, ;
: "When Life's Dream is O'er."
Duot—Signor REBOTTARO arid Mr. JAS.
< • : WADE,
"Love and War."
Mr. T. A'. BUTLER'S ORCHESTRA—
"Irisxil Airs" (C. Volti), "Czarina Waltse"
(T. A. Butler)
Musical Director and Hon* Accompanist
Mr. J. II. BRYAN.
Popular Prices—3/, 2/, 1/. Doors open 7
o'clock; orchestra, 7.45.
* . W. JEFFREY, Secretary.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPORTS.
■ ' SHOW GiiOUNDS,
TO-DAY. TO-DAY.
Cycling, Harriers, Woodehopping, Dancing',
Jumping, Etc.
All the Champions Competing.
GRAND PROCESSION, .
Leaving St. Kilian's Hall, n.30.
Sports commence at 1.15 sharp.
Luncheon in Orderly- Room.
W. JEFFRKY, Secretary.
JgUY YOUR PIANO AT FLIGHT'S,
Because you can choose from the world's he pi
makers.
• Because all Pianos and Organs are Genuine.
Because each carries the name of a bona fiiV
maker.
Because we are not importers' sub-agents, and
we sell at Melbourne CASH PRICES,
And because ivo sell on Very Reasonable Ex
tended Terms.
PIANOS by LTPP, THURMER, SCHWE
CHTEN, etc. ORGANS by ESTEY un.i
MASON and HAMLIN.
ALL MUSICAL GOODS SUPPLIED.
It's Worth While Calling
GOOD VALUE in SECONDHANDS.
Authorised editions of Austral Corr.petilior
Music. See that you get the correct thing.
"FLIGHT' S,"
VIEW-STREET, BENDIGO.
TO U.I OURS JEUNE.
I£ your Hair is poor, turning grey, cr falling
out, consult Mr. J. VEIGNEAU; who is pro
pared to treat samo effectively.
HAIRCUTTING, TRIMMING, SINGEING
SHAMPOOING, DYEING, HAIRDRESK1NI
in the Latest Styles. Ladies' and Gents' Saioon*
SWITCHES, PLAITS and FRINGES, frox*
7/5. A Large Assortment of Dressing Cas«»
Manicure Sets, Perfumery, Powders, etc.
kinds of Hairwork Done.
Mr. J. VEIGNEAU,
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S HA1 ft
DRESSER, WIG MAKER, G .,
BATH CORNER (OnD. T—ntainl
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GOLD. GOLD. GOLD. GOLD. GOLD.
II A M B U R G E R, .
BANK ASSAYER, HOWARD
PLACE,
Continues to Give Satisfaction to
Clients.
Cyanide, Bullion, Low Grade Al
loys, Mineral Ores, Original Quarts,
Tailings. Concentrates, Slimes, Amal
gams, Pyrites, Magnetings, etc., ctc.,
Treated, Refined and Assayed.
Gold Bullion Assay Report game day.
Delicate Automatic Apparatus Rev
paired.
Electroplating and Gilding to stand
Acid Tests.
Limelight and Colors for Tableaux.
THINI1I
Lost and Found.
LOST, from Bendigo, draught bay Hare,
unshod, no visible brands. Watson aild
Co., Bendigo or Rochester.
LOST, Pension Book, probably in M'Crae
street. Mrs. Finnisey, Barnard-st., near
Red Lion Hotel.
LOST, silver-mounted Umbrella (gent's), cor
ner High and Short streets (Sunday).
Finder rewarded. Eureka Store, Pall Hall.
LOST, lady's gold Watch, between Cathedral
and High-st. Reward. Hiss Sexto.l.
LOST, gold liar Brooch, with the initials ClI
engraved, either in tram or Pall Hall.
Reward. This oiuce.
REWARD—Lost, black and gold Locket, be
tween Waterlco-st. and Exhibition, Satur
day. H. Tankard, Barkly Place.
STRAYED, from Half-way House, Harong,
bay draught Horse, hind feet white,
scars on head. Reward. C. Boldt, Ironbark.
FOUND, Broadway Tobacco, dark and ligh*
full qr. lb. for 1/3, at W. E. Ellis's, neit
Prescott's Mitchell-street.
FOUND, the Kight Place for Good Boot; at
low prices. Simpson's, Williamson-street
Coupons given.
The sort you want is the bksi',
AND THAT IS OUR SORT.
THE PRICE YOU WANT IS THE
CHEAPEST,
AND THAT IS OUR PRICK
FOR INSTANCE—
Crystal White Sugar 2£d lb.
New Patras Currants, 5d lb.; Raisins, Id lb
Mildura Sultanas, 9d lb.; Lemon «Peel, 6d lb.
Lewis and Whitty's Baking Powder. 3d and
Sd tin.
Cabin Biscuits, 2jdlb.; Ginger Xuts, 3J-d lb.
Coffee, Rice, and Arrowroot Biscuits, 3^d lb.
Best Rice, 3d lb.; Cheap Rice, 2jd lb.
Oatmeal, 2jd lb. Tomato Sauce, 4d bottle.
Starch, 4d per lb.; 3 Bars Best Yellow Boa p,
1/9; Household Soap, 6d Bar.
Gooseberry and Peach Jam 5d largo tin.
150 test Kerosene, 3/6 tin.
"Mountain Top" Ceylon Tea, 1/6 lb.
"Our Own Blends," 1/, 1/3 lb.
"Royal Blend" Tea, 1/6 (this is indeed a
royal tea).
We ask you for a trial order, you will than
becomo our customer for the future.
GEORGE H. BUSH and CO.,
READY MONEY GROCERS,
WILLIAMSON-STREET.
Wanted to Rent.
Furnished Rooms, with use of kitchen,
n<ar California Gully. Apply J.P., c/o
P.o., California Gully.
Furnished how.'-, s or s rooms, Ben
digo or neighborhood, for six months.
Rev. d. Tolfer, Eaglehj-wk.
SMALL Shop, or Rooms, good position, by
lady phrenologist. State rent. Education,
Post Office, Bendigo.
Wanted to Rent, a five or six-roomed
Brick House cr Villa, in tho vicinity
of Barnard-st. or iYew Hill; rent, 15/ to £1,
Apply X, this office.
Wanted to Buy.
Beeswax, beeswax, beeswax -
Any quantity lor shipment. H. d. Ander
son, leather merchant, Mitcboll-street.
Furniture of all descriptions and Pianos
bought for caah. Letters promptly at
tended, T. margetts, MiteheU-street, cor
ner of King-street.
1 tons Rabbit Skins wanted. Special
XUvv order for America. Highest prict
given. Tallow and Horsehair bought.
edwards and lee,
Back of Exhibition.
ON SALE.—To Farmers, .Gardeners and
Others.
Bone Dust and Bone Meal.
English Superphosphates, ' GU> " Brand.
(Manufactured by United Alkali Co., England.
Thomas's Phosphate, II. and I?. Albert Virund,
manufactured by Chemical Works of London
(late IT. and E. Albert).
Maiden Island Guano. Sulphate of A:iiino:iia.
Iliphest Grade Manures in tl'.o market, and
best for all kinds of agricultural purposes. Es
pecially prepared Bono Meal rxml Salt por Cat
tle. Bones bought in any quantity. Asphalt
laid ::t lowest price?.
ALFRED DAY' S,
BENDIGO CITY BONE MILLS and
ASPHALT WORKS,
Day-street, Bendigo.
Amusemortts.
pHE VICTORIAN GOLD JUBILEB
L EXHIBITION.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH DAY.
t 140,719 VISITORS. f
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SPECIAL NOVELTIES AND ATTRAC
TIONS.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY IN THE EXHI
BITION.
A PRONOUNCED FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
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| 1000 MAGNIFICENT, PICTURES. |
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THE GREAT1 MINERAL COLLECTION.
- THE MACHINERY IN MOTION.
THE DELIGHTFUL ELECTRIC TRAM
WAY.
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THE BRITISH BIOGRAP1I.
THE TOWER OF LONDON.
THE WAXWORKS AND CYCLORAMA,
THE GARDENS, FOUNTAINS, SHADY
PALM AND FERN WALKS.
THE GREAT MINERAL COLLECTION.
Open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Admission, 1/; . children, half-price.
GEO. V. ALLEN, Gen. Seoretary.
npflE BENDIGO EASTER FAIR CARNI
X VAL AND SPORTS, 1S02.
EASTER MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND
WEDNESDAY,
31st MARCH, 1st and 2nd APRIL.
To be Opened by his Excellency the Governor
of the State of Victoria.
Sir GEORGE S. Cl.ARKE.
GRAND PROCESSION
On
EASTER IvI 0 N D A Y.
The one and only entertainment of the kind
in the Southern Hemisphere. A v.hirhvind of
amusements, novelties and attractions.
DAY and NIGHT. DAY and NIGHT.
DAY and NIGHT.
" GRAND EQUINE ENTERTAINMENT
I!v Members of the Victorian Mounted Police.
A!=o, for the first time in Bendigo,
GRAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS' DEMONSTRA
TION by iOOO Children.
HARRIER CLUB RACKS—Half-Mile Race,
220 Yards Rac.'. and Steeplechase, ever hedges
and water juntos.
FIREMAN'S HYDRANT RACE, and the
following programme of BICYCLE RACES: —
Easter Fair Wheel Race, two miles. First,
£30; second, £10: third, £o; entry, 3/; ac
ceptance, 21. •
Bendigo Scratch Race, ono milo. First, ,-£12;
second, £o; third, £3; entry, 1/.
Golden City Second and Third Class Handi
:ap, one mile. First, £12; second, £4; third,
£2: entry, .1/: acceptance, If:-'' . " "
The Federation Flutter, half-mile. First,
£10; second, £4; third, £2; entry, 1/; ac
ceptance, 1/.
Charities' Second-class Scratch Race (for
riders between 100 and 200 yard.-: marks in a
two-mile handicap). First, £10; second, £4;
third, >-£2; eutiv, 1/; acceptance, If.
Ten Mile Championship of Victoria. First,
£10, L.Y.W. Gold Medal; second, £5; third,
£2; entry, 2/.
Bicycle races under L.Y.\\. rules. Entries
and acceptances to be made with the secretary
of the Fair onlv. ENTRIES CLOSE TUES
DAY NEXT, 18th March. ACCEPTANCES
CLOSE 25th March.
A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION of the
Finest Side Shows in the colony. Variety
Shows, the World's Circus, tho Federal Wax
works and Continental Palace, the Folie Froli
qu'es, Performing Mules and Monkeys, the
Temple of Flora and the Arcadian Shades.
STARTLING DEATII-DEFYING ACTS in
the arena, and each night
A NOVEL and MAGNIFICENT FIRE
WORKS and PYROTECHNIC DISPLAY,
Comprising all the latest and beautiful fire
works, set pieces and octopus shells, paling
into insignificance all past exhibitions.
EXCURSION FARES
On all lines to Bendigo for Easter Week
From all stations.
Programmes, entry forms, and all information
forwarded on application to
II. M. MARKS,
Secretary and Manager, Bendigo.
MR. J. Pearce's Dancing Class, Monday,
Thursday. Learners from 7 till 8. Me
chanics' Institute, California Gully.
"JVfl"ADAME Mora, reliable Palmist, will con
-LtJL tinue to practise at Stcwart-st., 2 doors
off Bayne-st.
£1000 F0R ^ IS
(NET VALUE.) (NET VALUE.)
MELBOURNE 8 HOURS' ART UNION,
AS POPULAR AS EVER.
THE GREAT EVENT OF THE YEAR.
46th Anniversary, Eight Hours' Day.
GRAND FETE, BAZAAR and ART UNION,
In A:d of the Charities (Town and Country),
EXHIBITION BUILDINGS. MELBOURNE^
SATURDAY, 15th. and MONDAY. 21st
APRIL (Eight Hours' Day.)
THE EIGHT HOURS' ART UNION,
Under the Patrouaee of the Rii;ht Hon.
the Earl of Ilopetounr P.C., K.T., G.C.M.G.,
G.C.V.O., Governor-General of the Common
Wealth cf Australia.
140 PRIZES, value £1600.
FIRST PRIZE—£1000.
This Great Prize was won last year by Mh
Fred. Hogan, Jordan-street, Malvern, V So
laria.
Second Prize, £150. and 138 other Prizes.,
ranging in value from £60.
This Great Art Union iviII be drawn in
i no presence of Ticki-liioluers and the Press,
at 8.30 p.m.. on Monday, 28r'n April. Winning
numbers-, will be published in the threo Mel
bourne dailies on the 29th April. Every Ticket
sold, and no other, has a chance in thi8
Art Union. Tickets (1/ eac'oi can be obtained,
with full list of prizes, from your local agent?,
or direct from the secretary, 1/ each, 11 for
10/, or 23 for £1. by forwarding address, and
enclosing Postal Notes, P.O. Order, or Stamps
(with stamp for reply), to CHARLES
HARRIS, Secretary Eisjht Hours' Committee,
Trades Hall, Carlton, Victoria. Representative
for Bendigo District—E. H. LAITY. Tradot
Hall, View-street. Buy your tickets at once
from your Local Agents.
JpiANO AND ORGAN TUNING.
Messrs. SUTTONS~PROPRIETARY LIM
ITED arc pleased to announce mat since the
appointment of
MR. JOHN R. PROUT
to the Sole Control of their Tuning and Ro
pairing department, they have received such
Liberal Patronage as to necessitate the En
gagement of
MR. ALEX. COKEN,
A First-class Tuner and Repairer.
Mr. Cohen will visit the various country cen
tres at regular intervals, and will be pleased
to inspect old pianos, or organs, with a view to
exchanging for new instruments.
PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
The AUBERT, AUBERT. AUBERT,
Unquestionably the Best Lo>v Priced Piano of
the Day.
The LINDAIIL, LINDAHL, LINDAHL,
The Most Popular Pianos in Australia.
The SCHIEDMAYER and SOEHNE,
The Grandest European Piano? Made.
PIANOS BY ALL LEADING MAKERS.
EASY TEEMS (Discount for Cash).
ORGANS. ORGANS. ORGANS.
MASON and HAMLIN, MASON and
HAMLIN,
LESLIE, LESLIE, LESLIE.
SECONDHAND PIANOS and ORGANS,
From £5,
CASH OR EASY TERMS.
Note.—Pianos or Organs carefully packed and
delivered to any railway station in Victoria,
free of charge.
Call and Inspect, or Send for Catalogues.
Free to Any Address.
EFFECT A GREAT SAVING
By Selecting Your Musical Requirements at
SUTTONR PROPRIETARY LIMITED,
The Leadin-; Piano and Organ apd Musio
Warehousemen.
ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS.
19 PALL MALL. BENDTGO,
BOURKE-STREET. MELBOURNE, and
STURT-STREET. BALLARAT.
I II P O ETA N T N 0 T I C E.
ALLAN and CO. PROP. LTD.,.. MEL
BOURNE, have much phasui e in announcing
that they nave secured the services of Mr. 0.
G. TOMPKINS, who is a first-class PIANO
and ORGAN TUNER and REPAiMER. Ay
orders for TUNING punc.ually attended to
Mr. Tompkins will be prepared to examine and
report on old Pianos and Organs, with vie\*
to exchange. ALLAN and CO. ice! thai th?y
cannot emphasise too strongly the r.eod (or
Pianos being regularly and ciiiwntly tuned.
Mr. Tompkins's headquarters will be at Ben
dieo, e/o Messrs. FLIGHT and CO., and he
will visit surrounding districts at regular inter
vals. Allan aiu. Co. Prop. Ltd., Melbourne.
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