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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2263, 8 August 1870, Page 1

Public Notices FLOOR-CLOTHS. SPLENDID New Chintz and Tile Patterns in SCOTCH and ENGLISH FLOOR CLOTHS, in all .widths, from 18 inches to 18 feet. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. ESTATE OF THE LATE W. L. RUTHERFORD. Fellmonger, Burnside. T r. Claims aeainst this Estate are requested to l)e mugeu, with the Undesigned, oh or beforetheiSta day of August next. " ' , GEO. TURNBULL. Administrator.Dunedin, r A 1 BERLIN WOOL in every shade and color. A large assortment of useful, ornamental, and instrumental toys, at 3d each. A lot of small beads in every color at Id per ounce at Samuels’s Fancy Goods shop, next Crown Hot 1, Rattray street. Jewellery made and repaired. SAMUELS’S FANCY GOODS SHOP, Next Crown Hotel, Rattray street. George s. brodrick, COAL MERCHANT, (Late Guthrie and Asher.) Families supplied with the best English, Scotch, Newcastle, Grey River, Preservation Inlet, Shag Point, Clutha, and Green Island Coals ; Smithy Coal; Newcastle and Gas Cokes. Firewood of every description, in any lengths, at the lowest current rates. Orders left at the following places will have prompt attention : Stuart street Coal Depot, late Guthrie and Asher; Dowling street Coal Depot, late Guthrie and Asher ; Stuart street Coal Depot; Princes street South Coal Depot; Office, Rattray street; Hulk Henbury, Port Chalmers. I L LIAM SINCLAIR, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Princes street, Opposite Criterion Hotel, Dunedin, [circular.] JAMES MOLLISON, in returning thanks for the very liberal support accorded to him during the ten years he has been in business in this City, begs to intimate that he has admitted into the business as partner his eldest Son, and trusts that the same liberal patronage hitherto bestowed on him will be continued to the new Firm, which will in future be known as JAMES MOLLISON AND SON. J. M. and Son hope that by punctuality and strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges they will continue to merit the confidence of their numerous friends. It will be their aim to keep always on hand a Large and Well-assorted, Stock of Bo )ts and Shoes, selected with the greatest care, and of the very best quality which the Home Market can supply. Everything in the Trade manufactured on the premises on the shortest notice, by experienced workmen. Otago Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Rattray street, Ist July, 1870. Music. PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. MISS BELL Receives Pupils At Mr C. Bjicc’s Private Music Saloon, Princes street. Terms At Mr Bcgg’s, Four Guineas per quarter; at her Residence, Forth Place, Maori Hill, Three Guineas; and at theresi den«e of Ihe pupils, according to distance jy/JR JOSEPH MOSS, Professor of the Pianoforte and Singing, will give Instructions in the above. Terms on application to Mr Begg’s Music Warehouse, or at Mr Moss’s residence, King street, opposite the Hospital, Quadrille parties attended, and Bands supplied. MR E. SAL A MON, Professor of Pianoforte, thorough Bass, and Singing, intends giving instruc-. tions as above. For terms apply at his resi-. deuce, Clyde street, next to Mr Willis; or at Mr Begg’s Music Saloon, Princes street, D.-.nedin. Notices of Removal. . NOTICE. JJ OGG, WATCHMAKER, Removed to MOJSKEY’S BUILDINGS, Rattray street. NOTICE OF REMOVAI. (CHARLES FLEXMAN, J Tanner, Currier, Leather Merchant, and Wool Broker, Has removed from Stafford street to Rattray street (next Otago Hotel.) C. F. has on hand a large stock of heavy crop, Colonial kips, Scotch do., French cap. Colonial do. All descriptions of closed uppers and grindery.