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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2340, 1 October 1870, Page 3

Drapery. OENERAL jQNTIRELY ROXBURGH jj 0 MACLAGGAN STREET. rU 3 El D RAPERY AND 0 LOTHING E STABLISHMENT j 0 JOHNSON Begs to announce that he is now opening out an gTOCK OF gPRING AND RUMMER OOODS, which he will offer at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES Early Inspection Invited, Note the Address— —Nete the address C. JOHNSON, ROXBURGH HOUSE, MACLAGGAN STREET.

Amusements. 0 W ON VIEW. AT THE ATHENAEUM, OCTAGON, MR J. DRY’S BEAUTIFUL CLIPPER SHIP THE EVERGREEN, This celebrated picture represents a ship at sea with Rocks, Laud, Lighthouse, and Birds in the distance. The work is made entirely from our native woods perfectly free from staining. His Excellency Sir George Bowen expressed great pleasure on viewing it, and has earnestly recommended it to the public notice. The work is named “ the Evergreen ” as being characteristic of the New Zealand bush, contains 4000 pieces of wood, and occupied four years in coinpleling it. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING. Opsn from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. Hairdressers. NOTICE OF REMOVAL From Rattray street to Princes street, on and after Saturday, 24th September. FB E I S S E L , t Hairdresser and Perfumer, By Appointment to H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh, His Excellency the Governor and Volunteers, Begs to notify to his friends and the public, that he has taken those central premises in Princes street (opposite the Bank of New South Wa'cs) and next door to Mr George Young, watchmaker; his old premises in Rattray street, being totally unfit for carrying on his business any longer with comfort to his customers. The Baths will be fitted up in first-class style, as also the Ladies’ Hairdressing Room up-stairs, and the Gentlemen’s Haircutting and Dressing Saloon down tairs. F. Beissel hopes by s rict attention to his business still to have the continuance of that patronage so liberally bestowed upon him during the last nine years in Rattray Btree pRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Manufacturers CH A 11 LE S DICKIE, IRON AND WIRE FENCE MANUFACTURER, General Wire Worker and Bell-hanger, Manufacturer of every description of fences for horses, cattle, or sheep ; ornamental wire work for gardens, pleasure grounds, Ac., comprising espaliers for training vines, fruit trees, plants, Ac. ; wire archways, tables, seats, and < hairs. C. Dickie also manufactures wire riddles and sieves, of 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, tire 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 up with bells on the electric principle ; concealed lever bell-hanging, gong bell-, clock bells, &c., &c. C. Dickie wiil be glad to estimate for any description of work in his trade to be executed in town or country. Also on hand, flour mills, suitable for either steam or water power, with gearing complete ; best French burr stones; best cast-steel mill bills; reaping machines of the best makers ; double furrow ploughs, ta which inspection is respectfully solicited. Note the address— CHARLES DICKIE, at J. A. Steadman and Go., Great King street, Dunedin. Educational. PREPARATORY SCHOOL TO THE HIGH SCHOOL, Opposite the Bell Tower, Dunedin. rfIHE Last Quarter of the above School J will begin on Monday, .'ini October. The Rev. T. L. Stanley has accommodation for boys as boorders, attending either the High School or the Preparatory School. Dunedin, 30th September, 1870. Afternoon french classes for the Ladies of Dunedin. New Athcn;cum, Octagon. Monsieur V. B. icourt, Master.