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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2769, 2 January 1872, Page 4

Wanted. WANTED to Purchase Water Works Shares. Apply to Gillies and Street. WANTED a Thorough General Servant. Apply, Mrs G F. lleid, Manor Place. WANTED Schooner for the Gatlin’s Diver Timber trade for the year 1872. G. F. Reid. w ANTED, a First-class Draper’s Assistant. A. & T. INGLIS, WANTED Customers for BOOTS and SHOES, at Barton and Mitchel’s Princes-slreet, next Criterion Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, to arrive per Christian MAusland and City of Dunedin, 117 Cases and Bales. A. and T. Tnglis. WANTED KNOWN, that all profits made at A. and T. Inglis to the end of December, 1871, will be the property of the poor. WANTED the Public to Patronise the Great Sale for the Benefit of the Benevolent Institution, at A. and T. Inglis. WANTED, one or more vessels to take about 80 Tons Cargo to Lyttelton and a similar quantity to Wanganui. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. 13th December, 1871. WANTED KNOWN that the celebrated Bannockburn and Fancy Striped Tweed Trousers are reduced to 20s per pair. Tha suit 70s Terms cash on delivery. George Davidson, Tailor, Maclaggan street. 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 Iss and £4, which will give the greatest satisfaction to the wearer in style, fit, material, and workmanship. Fine Serviceable Tweed Trousers and Vest, LI 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. WANTED KNOWN, GREAT REDUCTION in our own make. Watertights, 20s ; Lace-ups, 17a ; Bluchers, 15s ; Balmorals, 25s ; Elastic Sides, 255; Ladies’ Lace-ups, 15s; ladies’ Elastic Sides, 20s. All warranted. At SCOBLE’S Boot and Shoe Warehouse, George street. ANTED 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 6d. Girls’ do 6 to 9 3s Gd. do do 10 to 13 4s Cd. Note the Address— George Harris, Boot and Shoe Establishment, corner of Princes and Manse streets, Dunedin. WANTED KNOWN that REUBEN HaRT has the largest Stock of Glass, China, and Farcy Ware, Dolls, Toys, &c., which he is now Selling at prices below any other House in Town. Cups and >• Saucers, 5d ; Dinner-plates, Is 6d half dozen ; tumblers, 4Ad each ; Mugs, 4|d ; Toys and Fancy Ornaments, ONE SHILLING. Kerosene Lamps from 2s. Note the Address : RATTRAY STREET, next Mr Murray’s, Confectioner. ANTED KNOWN. GLORIOUS NEWS FOR EVERYBODY! A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL ! Christmas Boxes and New Year’s Gifts given away. All persons purchasing to the amount of five shillings worth of goods from ' HART’S ORIGINAL SHILLING BAZAAR, Princes street, will be presented with an -Album or Workbox as a Christmas Present. Remember, for Fourteen Days only. The Finest and Largest Stock to select from in in the Southern Hemisphere. Fifty Cases just opened per May Queen, imported expressly for the Christmas and New Year’s Holidays. Don’t Forget HART’S ORIGINAL SHILLING BAZAAR, where you can obtain Christmas Presents and New Year’s Gifts for the Million. The Gold of the Period in handsome designs now on view. Where? At Hart’s Original Shilling Bazaar, PRINCES STREET. Immense Success, Crowded Daily. Come early and make your purchases. Note the Address ! HART’S ORIGINAL SHILLING BAZAAR PRINCES STREET. OAKEY & SON’S Emery and Black Lead. Mills, 2, Blackfriars road, London, England. Nightmen. WILLIAM GREENWOOD, Nightman. Address Boxes : Queen’s Arms Hotel, Union Hotel, Cragieburn Hotel, Provincial Hotel, Glasgow Arms Hotel, Royal George Hotel, York Hotel, London Tavern, Empire Hotel, Old Identity Hotel, Sussex Hotel, Oddfellows’ Arms Hotel, Robert Bums Hotel, Hibernian Hotel. Rubbish taken away on the shortest notice. N.B.—Chimney sweeping done. William Greenwood's dams alone on the boxe*,,'