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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2757, 18 December 1871, Page 4

Wanted. WANTED, a Nurse Girl to go up the country. Wages liberal. Apply to Mrs Bell, Forth-placc, off George-street. Good references required. WANTED, Dress Makers and Mantle Hands, Apply Miss Hands, Herbert Haynes & Co. WANTED a Boy as an Apprentice to Boot and Shoe Trade. Apply at j Scobles, George-street, WANTED, one or more vessels to take about 80 Tons Cargo to Lyttelton anl a similar quantity to Wanganui, W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. 13 th December, 1871. WANTED an Apprentice for the Drapery Trade. Apply in Applicant’s own handwriting to A. R. Hay. WANTED KNOWN.-ON SALE at A, DAVIES Pawnbroking Establishment, Princes-strcet (Opposite Dai y Times office) a splendid assortment of Silk and other Dicsscs, Shawls, Mantles, Underclothing, and Jewellery, of the best description. Liberal advances made on all valuable goods. Note the address, A. Davies, Pawnbroker, Princes-street South. WANTED KNOWN that the celebrated Bannockburn and Fancy Striped Tweed Trousers arc reduced to 20s per pair. The suit 70s Terms cash on delivery. George Davidson, Tailor, Maclaggan street. WANTED the Public, who can appreciate good clothing, to know that the BEST VALUE FOE MONEY is given at R. ROSE’S Tailoring Depot, Rattraystreet. WANTED to Sell DRAIN PIPES of Every description, Flower Pots, Chimney Tops, Fountains, Vases, Butter Crocks, Flooring Tiles, Bricks, &c., at lowest current rates. Lambert’s Water of Leith Works. WANTED Gentlemen to Know that they can get a First-Class Suit of Tweed for £3 15s and £4, which will give the greatest satisfaction to the wearer in style, lit, material, and workmanship. Fine Serviceable Tweed Trousers and Vest, LL 15s. The Cheapest House in Dunedin for Boy’s Clothing ; to order, fine strong suits from LI ss. Copy address, E. STOKES, Tailor, &c., next to British Hotel, George-street. KNOWN. OF IMPORTANCE TO ALL. Really splendid pictures are now being turned out at J. M‘GREGOR’S Portrait Rooms, Stuart-street. WANTED KNOWN, Ladies’ Kid Boots 4s Cd. Girls’ do 6 to 9 3s (id. do do 10 to 13 4s 6d. Note the Address— George Harris, Boot and Shoe Establishment, corner of Princes and Manse streets, Dunedin, WANTED the Public to know, Annual Clearing Sale of Boots and Shoes of every description, and at prices below any ever offered in Dunedin. Ladies’ Kid Boots, from • 4s Gd Do. Cashmere Military Heels • 3s 6d Gents’ Elastic Sides, from • 9s Cd Note Address.— Scoble’s Boot and Shoe Warehouse, George street. WANTED KNOWN that REUBEN HART has the largest Stock of Glass, China, and Fancy Ware, Dolls, Toys, &c., M'hich he is now Soiling at prices below any other House in Town. Cups and Saucers, 5d ; Dinner-plates, Is 6d half dozen ; tumblers, each ; Mugs, 4,|,d ; Toys and Fancy Ornaments, ONE SHILLING. Kerosene Lamps from 2s, Note the Address : RATTRAY STREET, next Mr Murray’s, Confectioner. KNOWN, WINES CHEAP AND GOOD. Tarragona 30s per dozen Cape Maderia 30s per dozen A single trial will prove their superiority to low-priced Ports and Sherries. A very fine PORT recommended for invalids, 42s per dozen. ROBERT BANKS, Princes-strcet, Miscellaneous. RICE FLOUR IS NOT CORN FLOUR. CAUTION. Brown & polson were the first to adopt the name Corn Flour, and they are greatly interested in maintaining its reputation, which is liable to be discredited by the unwarrantable appropriation of the name to articles of a different character, prepared as in one prominent instance, from Rice. The Public, it is hoped, will discriminate between articles bearing a false name and To be had everywhere. RS. NEW AL L & CO. , Sole Patentees of UNTWISTED WIRE ROPE, For Ships’ Standing Rigging, NEWALL & Co.’s WIRE RIGGING la one-half the weight, one-sixth the bulk, and one-half the price of hemp rigging, ship for ship. It is lighter and stronger than any other wire rope in the market, and is entirely machine made, A staff of riggers always ready for r'ork at home or abroad. Their PATENT COPPER WIRE CORD Is also extensively used for window-sasn lines, hot-honses, lightning conductors, picture cord, clock cord, tent ropes, clothes dines, and many other purposes for which hempen rope had previously been used. NEWALL & Go’s PATENT WIRE, STRAND, Agents in all the Colonies,