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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2533, 30 March 1871, Page 1

Public Noticed FLOOR CLOTHS, is feet, 15 feet, 12 feet, and 9 feet wide. JjUOOR CLOTHS, 6 feet, feet, 6 inches, 3 fret 9 inches, 3 feet, 2 feet 3 inches, with border. New patterns and well seasoned. HERBERT, HAYNES, & Co. NOTICE. —All glahns against Mrflamuel Symms must be s ut in for liquids* tion befoi’e the 6fch of April. .' Address, Oriental Hotel, Princes streetK Samuel Symms. M UFFINS I CRUMPETS ! Every Wednesday and Saturday, MORRELL & CO., Georgejtetet. Merchandise. 0 N '• A' E . Ex PETER DENNY, J., N. FLEMING, AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS:— BOTTLED STOUT-Pig Brand and food’s. WINES— Cozen’s Sherries, jOiffley’fl and Warter’s Forts and Sparkling Wines, Ac. SPIRITS Hetinessy’s, Martell’s, Denis Monnie’s, Bisquet, Doubouobc’s Brandies; Campbclton, Islay; Glenlivet, andSauccl Whiskies ; Lemon Hart’s/ and R.W.P. Rum ; Booth’s, Burnett’s, Heddle’s, and Bernard’s Old Tom, Ac. TOBA.CCO—IO’s Navy 6’s, B’s, and 10’s, Queen of the South and Kerr’s Twist. CIGARS Sir R. Peel’s and La Higuera Trabucos. IRON—Sheet, plate, bar, and rod, gal van* ised, sheet, zinc, rivets, Ac. < STEAM ENGINES Canal Basin Company; 10 hj. p. Rawi'boiled,. ijolza, • kerosen.e, railway grease. : i CANDLES Price’s, Belmonts, and Star brands. DRIED dbscriptions. Oilmens’ stores, '' groceries, and provisions, comprising every description of favourite brands. , ; Seeds- -Clover, cocksfoot, rye, Ac, Sarsaparilla—ToWnseqd’s. ' ! ' Slates—Countess. Vestas Bell and Black’s, Palmer’s, and Letchford’s. t Woolpacks, cornsaoks, canvass, Hessian and scrim, door mats, coir matting, Crimean shirts, printing paper, wrapping paper, cement, pipes, and a large assortment of general goods. TO ARRIVE. PER MAY QUEEN, from LONDON, and ROBERT, from NEW YORK:Associated Vineyard brandy, seaming and shop twine, Osborne’s cast steel,; vestas, port wine, Hill Evans vinegar, blasting powder, Devoe’s kerosene oil, tobaccos, axes, hatchets, hammers, trucks, stoves, &c., &c. W. AG, TURNBULL & CO, 29th October, 1870. T IE AS. T ieaK. ijifcAS. We have landing ex Tararua, a verychoice shipment of Teas, the balance of what- was imported for the Melbourne Club, and as we select and recommend' only suchqualities as we feel sure must give satisfaction. ' < Families may depend that in recommending the above tea it is such as cannot fail to •please, and at the same timeextend our connection. PATERSON A M‘LEOG, Princes street. ON ~S, 4- I E , And to Arrive;, ....... HAMS—Coey’s and Sinclair’s— new cure. Ling—Dunn’s—in cwt. cases. Blood’s stout. • ' , '{"• Kent Hops, 1870.crop. Malt, finest pale English. Salmon—Merton’s - lib tins. Salad and castor oils. " ‘ ConisacksT'full weights." • HENDERSON, LAW, & CO., Rattray street. Outfitters, etc. DUNEDIN RETAIL. HAT AND HOSIERY WAREHOUSE. T TAYLOR, Gentlemen’s Outfitter, 9J • Hatter, Hosier,'arid Glover, Rattray street, Dunedin, Eight doors from Princes street. Every Requisite for Evening' Dress. J. TAYL OR, Gentlemen’s Outfitter, Hatter, Hosier, and Glover, Rattray, street, Duuediii, Eight doors from Princes street. • j Hats, IVlade to Order/ N.B.—For,a,really good and. choice selection of Gentlemen’s Goods.tbis is now noted as the Cheapest House in Town.. 1 : -I r- .. ii'L n ii' I.i A— Music. PIANOFORTE. MISS BELL receives Pupils at Mr C. Beog’s Private Music Saloon, Princes street. Terms At Mr Begg’s, Four Guineas per quarter; at her residence, Forth Place, off George street, Three Guineas; .and at the resience of the pupils, according to distance. . . , ■ . ‘ Money to Lend. -Pyl /YA OR Less to Lend upon good X/TtUV/ security, ; Apply Post Office. .