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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2308, 29 September 1870, Page 3

Advertisements received too late for Classification. Charles d i c k i e, IRON AND WIRE FENCE MAN UFACTURER, • General Wine Broker ami Belll-hangcr, Manufacturer of every description of fences for horses, cattle, or sheep ; ornamental wire work for gardens, pleasure grounds, &c.. comprising espaliers for training vines, fruit trees, plants, &c. ; wire archways, tables, s ats, and < hairs. C. Dickie also manufactures wire riddles and sieves, rf all sizes and makes, suitable for cinders, coals, sand, gravel, stones, potatoes, grain, and seeds ; wire-work cylinders for Hour-mills, with brushes complete. Barley mill case covers, malt screens, grain separators. Kiln floorcloths, land measuring chains, window guards, lire guards, bird cages, &c. The bell-hanging department comprises every description of bell-hanging, together with all the improvements recently introduced. Hotels and private houses fitted uj) with hells on the electric principle ; concealed lever hsll-hangm", gong hell , clock bells, &0., &c. C. Dickie wi 1 be glad to estimate for any description of work in his trade to he executed in town or country. Also on hand, flour mills, suitable for either steam or waterpower, with gearing complete ; best French burr stones; best cast-steel mill bills; reaping machines of the best makers ; double furrow ploughs, 1, which inspection is respectfully solicited. Note the address — CHARLES DICKIE, at J. A. Steadman and Co., Great King street, Dunedin. STEAM TO PORT MOLYNEUX. Transhipping Cargo and Passengers for upriver stations in the Tuapeka. riAHE fast paddle steamer X WALLACE, “will leave the wharf at 5 o’clock on Sunday morning, returning on Monday afternoon. Cargo received on Saturday till 6 p.m. Company’s Offices : Harbor Chambers. DUNEDIN VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. THE Annual Supper to the above Brigade will take place at the Engine Station to-morrow evening (Friday), 30th inst., at 9 o’clock. Members are requested to meet sharp at 7 o’clock, for the purpose of joining the torchlight procession. Honorary members may obtain tickets for the supper by applying to ROBERT PI IF LETT, Hon. Sec. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VfOTICE is hereby given, that the partX i nership between the undersigned, Edmund Peel Kenyon and Henry Dyer Maddock, carrying on business as Barristers, Attorneys-at-law, and Proctors, at Dunedin, in the Province of Otago and Colony of New Zealand, under the style or firm of “ Kenyon and Maddoek,” lias been this day dissolved by mutual consent. And notice is hereby further given, that the business of the late firm will continue to be ca ri ;d on by Mr Kenyon. Dated at Dunedin, this twenty-seventh day of September, 1870 E. P. KENYON, H. D. MADDOCK. Witness— John J. Hall, Accountant, Dunedin. MONDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1870, At Noon. SALE in Land Office, Dunedin, of Sections situated in Woihola, Tokomairiro, Clntha, Akatorc, Awamoka, Dunedin and East Taicri, Kaitangata, Moeraki, North Harbor and Blueskiu, Otago Peninsula, and Waikouaiti Districts. For particulars, see Provincial Gazelle. MONDAY, 31st OCTOBER, At Noon. ACRES.—Sections 4!) to GO, Block 1., North Harbor and Blueskiu District, adjoining the road from Port Chalmers to Blueskiu, and containing from 10 to 16 acres each of Manuka Timbered Land, will be offer, d for sale by auction, in the Land Office, Dunedin, on Monday, the 31st clay of October, 1870, at noon, at the upset price of 25s per acre. Educational. Afternoon french classes for the Ladies of Dunedin. New Athonauun, Octagon. Monsieur V. B. Nicon it, Master. Publicitiona and Literature. THE Uluslraled New Mccitand Herald for September contains a view of the Port Chalmers Graving Dock, the Melbourne Hall, and its opening festivities, the burning of tlie ship Manuin Barahino, and other interesting illustrations. Also a full report of the Clyde gold robbery trial. Price, Is. English and European news, —The Mail, a paper containing the news, the principal leaders, a well-digested Summary anti all interesting matter from The Times, The newspaper hitherto known ns The Ereeniny Mail, having become the property of the proprietors of The. Times, is now published twice a week, under the title of The. Mail, at the price of threepence per copy as heretofore. The days of publication will lie Tuesday and Friday, and each paper will contaix the and all matters OtE0 t E interest aypeaviug in tho three previous numbers of The Times, which will thus he rendered available, in a cheap and convenient form,, for persons residing abroad or in the Colonics. Subscribers can obtain Ihe Mail through Ncwspapaer Agents, or may have it from the Publisher on pro-payment, at Printing-House Square, Loudon. The young ladies’ journal Contains suitable Reading for families Elegant Designs in all kinds of useful and ornamental Needlework, accompanied by simple and complete directions. Colored Fashion Plates and Berlin Patterns from Paris Home and Cookery Receipts, Pastimes, New Music, &c.