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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2382, 19 November 1870, Page 3

Wanted. DUNEDIN AND PORT CHALMERS . RAILWAY. WANTED Gangs of Men for piece work. Apply on the works. WANT PID to Sell, Splendid Eight-light Crystal Gasalier; also, Large Mirror, 8 feet by 4. Thomson, Strang, and Co. WANTED to Let, Eight-roomed House, Leith street, between Hanover and Frederick streets. Apply to J. M. Massey, City Council Chambers. "VX7"ANTED, the Inhabitants of Dunedin ” * and Otago generally, to know that J. SCOBLE has removed his Branch Business in Princes street to his old-established Boob and Shoe Business in George street, where every Branch of the above Trade will receive his undivided attention. Note the Address ; J. SCOBLE, George street. WANTED, Gentlemen who can appreciate good fitting Trousers, to try R. Rose at greatly reduced prices. R. Rose, Rattray street. WANTED KNOWN. NEALE’S GREAT ANNUAL SALE now on at the City Boot Mart, George street. Watertights, warranted Oolomalmade, 15s, old price, 20s ; Ladies’ best back strap’d Kid Boots, 7s fid, old price. 10s fid; Men’s Half Wellingtons, lls fid, old price, 13s fid; Men’s Elastic Sides, 10s fid, old price, 15s; Boy’s, Girls, and Children’s Boots to suit all. WANTED to Let, the splendid Shop and Premises, 50 x 22, occupied by Mr Salomon, Jeweller, Princes street. The Glass Cases and Fittings FOR SALE, Possession given at once. WANTED Known, Drain Pipes of all descriptions, Chimney Tops, Flower Pots,. Ornamental Vases, Bricks, &c., for sale at Lambert’s Water of Leith Works. WANTED KNOWN. THAT the Chesterfield Overcoat is now reduced to L2 10a. Black Dress Trousers, 255. A rare lot of splendid Tweed Trousers at 20s ; 30 pieces to select from. All goods warranted shrunk—for cash only. George Davidson, Tailor and Clothier, Rattray street. WANTED Known, Sewing Machines (Howe’s and Wheeler and Wilson’s celebrated Lockstitch) for Shoemakers and Saddlers, Lll ; for Tailors, LlO 10s ; for domestic use, LlO. J. Hambleton, Moray Place. IT J ANT ED all lovers of good Clothing VV to know that they can secure firstdass fits at very moderate prices by patronising E. Stokes, Tailor and Clothier,.George street, where all the newest styles are combined with taste, elegance of fit, and work manship. 28 years practical knowledge has secured him a first-class reputation for ability and experience. Suits from L 3. Cheaper than ever. WANTED KNOWN, That HOGG & HUTTON, Princes street, Are still selling First-class Goods CHEAP FOR CASH. WANTED to Sell, immediately, owing to owner leaving town, Freehold, Forth street and Harbor terrace : 1. Private Residence; large dining and drawing rooms, parlor, five bedrooms, bath room, kitchen, &c.; stable, &c.; one acre. 2. Six-roomed house, and about threesixteenths acre. 3. Five-roomed bouse, and about one-eighth acre. 4. (Four-roomed cottage, and about oneeighth acre. 5, Three-roomed cottage, and about oneeighth acre. Terms very easy. Apply on premises to John Reid. anted known Bone Manure for Flowers Bone Manure for Vegetables Bone Manure for Shrubs Bone Manure for Lawns GOLDSMITH & CO., Comer of Stuart street and Moray place. WANTED the Public to buy their Garden Seeds at W. Reid’s, Princes street, opposite Custom House, as they may rely on getting them cheap and good. WANTED Known, Hats and Bonnet cleaned, dyed, and altered to newest shapes, and Feathers cleaned, curled and dyed, equal to new, at Mrs J. Ross’s, No. 5, George street. WANTED Known, Cheapest House for Baby Linen, Underclothing, and Ladies and Children’s Boots and Shoes, Mrs J. Ross, No. 5, George street. Government Notices TENDERS are invited for the Erection of Additions and Alterations to the Public Offices at Wellington. General Conditions, Specifications, and Drawings may be seen at the Offices of the Colonial Architect, Wellington, at the General Government Offices, Auckland ; the Post Office, Christchurch; and at the Custom House, Dunedin. Tenders will be received by the undersigned, up to noon on Monday, the 12th day of December next. The lowestor any Tender not necessarily accepted, W. H. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect,