Corporation Notices, OF DUNEDIN. - The Citizens’ J Foil, year 1871-1872. Ratepayers are reminded of the'necessity for their making immediate payment of ail rates due to the City Corporation. Failing payment on or before the 15th of June all. defaulters will, in terms of the Act, be excluded from the Roll. Persons who have recently .acquired the necessary qualification for admissibh' to the Roll are desired, ,£o intimate the.Tfact;to thc Town Clerk fortmyitk ■ , 1 ,u i J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. Istjune, 1871. Public Ndtices. •* .: : OPEN ON SATURDAY, 10th JUNE, 1871. “ ’Tis strange, but true; for truth is always strange, stranger than: fietioh.”— Bj/rsn. rjIHE •jgrdt.D OF. THE HAS ARRIVED ! THE GOLD OF THE PERIOD Is the Most Wonderful Indention of the .Age! THE GOLD 0F ra| Is a Remarkable Production of Beauty and , Elegapce*! c THE GOLD OF THE PERIOD . Is a Maryel of Cheapness I .> THE GOLD OF THE PERIOD/-? Will be Open for Inspection for a 1 Few Days at •’! r L. RODGERS’S Princes street, Opposite the Post Officd.’ ‘ THE GOLD OP THE PERIOD.- . ■, : ; , / .v “The aurifei'ous, tastes of' the day, fas evinced by the endrmo’us show of Wb<H in London, have had.Van" influence upbil per? sonal ornaments. The’ 1 taste 'for Danish Jewellery, # Which received 1 an impels at the'time' of the marriage of the Prince I ‘of Wales, the influx of machine-made 'Jejyetlery, and the ever 1 changing demands'of Fashion, have induce! manufacturers to produce Golden Ornaments for the Million^and the u Gold -of then Period” is-the result. As the .Inventors and Manufacturers, 'Messrs Stiefbold and .Cory, of London-Wall, : have closely followed Real Gold- Patterns, this inP ventionis a marked success. Ladies of high standiugpossessingasiheir-iopm&casketsof exquisite iaw cilery, bow to fa »ipde m this respect and' changing ornaments' thmr| selves of the great scope ~of patv tern bffSfcd at-so cheap a rate by the, “ Gjoldj of the Period,” while'the middleiindlowey, classes 1 eagerly embrace thbVoppbrtunitt* of; wearing ornaments thfey could havtr no Other chance of is confined to the “ swSet aefe’ot. of nature—w^ : man,” Chains, Watches, 1 Studs, Links, and Pins being equally in demkrid Vwith tong and Victoria 'Chains: Necklets, .’Brabelets, Lockets, Ear-rings. Verily the days'of Miss Kilmansesg are returning, and both' the “ GIRL OF THE PERIOD* and hdrMasculine Prototype,, owe a considerable debt of gratitude to-Messrs. Stiefbold and Coiry, the inventors of the “GOLD OF THE PERIOD,” MR L LIODOERS, Bookseller, &c., Invercargill, and Sole Agent in Zealand for the 4’ GOLD OP THE PERIOD! v . Begs to intimate that, at the request of numerous friends, he has b«hn induced to delay his departure from Dunedin for a few days, to afford the inhabitants an opportunity of inspecting his second assorted shipment via Suez. ; Y T.?
This Jewellery ia universally admitted?™ be the most unrivailed imitation of 'the genuine article: ever- produced, and one of the most wonderful inventioos-of the age. L. R. oan;eneure"to purchasers that;his great variety of unique, designs; made of this beautify! similq.of. gold, will not rapidly tarnish and become useless,, but willremaih s. good color for some considerable time, merely requiring that treatment that pure gold itself , namely; an occasional ; applications of theieather or waddingr LOUIS RODGERS-. Sole Agent for Stiefbold and Cory, C 98, London Wall, London E. C. V 1 OPEN ON SATURDAY; 10th JUNE r 1871. • - ■ NOTICE;' STEADMAN’S COACH leaves the “ GRIDIRONHOTEL,’’ Princes-street, every morning, at TAIERI, And from .same place,, at ha|f' past fpur every evening for EAST TAIERI and Reliance Hotel, Otakia.. • k STEADMAN, J unction Hotel.- East Taieri. WANTED KNOWN !..... , . .. UTTER ANNIHILATION ! DEPRES' SION ! ! RUINATION 111., . , . VICTORIA SEED STORES; V DUNCAN GARDEN, having determine! upon relinquishing business; f d submit to the Public generally the whqlq.of, his extensive 1 Stock, comprising Garden Tools. f Pruning- Gloves arid Flower Pots, Plants, Ffuit Trees, Ac; ' i Wjtli a view to-speedy clearance 1 the'tvhole will be subjected to immense on . •pri 5< s current. • w Such an opportunity ' to intririding pttr- ' chasers has not been instanced in‘the rrtu vince of Otago. N.B.—At the expiration of one month balance of Stock will be sold by 'Anfetion. ? | Note the Address I—Leaving the'Prdviricef!; BONA FIDE SALE. >, Premises to Let. - Hairdressers. F. B E. I S- :S’ E L, Hairdresser aud.Perfumer, : By Appointment to H.lt.H. the Duke of Edinburgh, aud his Excellency the Governor and Volunteers, • Warm, Cold, aud Shower Baths, ready,' J t ' x - Ladies’ IloQul Up-ataira. i 'i Opposite the ißihk 1 bf . Sohth Wales;' !' PRINGfeS TREEt.,, b ” r -- - PRINT ING ' ! T j -jf Q Vt , at’th* .: '.f v “EVENING^TAR” a 6FFICE A ' FRINGES STREET.
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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2597, 14 June 1871, Page 3
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