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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2772, 5 January 1872, Page 1

Drapery. N EW S PRING M ILLINERY. \ T) TT AY has the pleasure to J-X announce that he is now showing his first Lot of Spring Millinery, which for Style iaud Value cannot he excelled in Dunedin. NEW SPRING DRESSES in all kinds of materials and new colourings. DRESSMAKING Executed on the premises with Style, despatch, and economy. BLACK SILK MANTLES In all the Newest Shapes, and particularly good value. Every requisite kept for FAMILY MOURNING. And all Orders promptly and carefully attended to. Note the Address : A. R H AY PRINCES STREET, Near the Octagon. Professional. DR CRAWFORD, Consulting Surgeon and Accoucheur, may be consulted, in all the Branches of his Profession, at the Medical Laboratory, Princes street, opposite the Criterion Hotel. Dr C. has great experience of the following diseases, &c.: — Diseases peculiar to women and children Diseases of the heart and lungs Diseases of the digestive system Diseases of the nervous system Diseases of the eye Diseases of the skin Diseases of the blood. Advice gratis from 9 to 12 a.m., and from 6to 9 p.m. House : Dundas street (comer of George street). TEETH EXTRACTED ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN By the aid of Nil ROUS OXIDE GAS. l\/f R. B. T H R O P IVI having received a greatly improved apparatus for the application of the Gas, is now extracting teeth perfectly without pain with complete success. Artificial Teeth at greatly reduced charges. Entrance opposite the Masonic Hall. A CERTAIN CURE for Gout Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, is still to be obtained. Testimonials can be seen at G. E. DERMER’S MEDICAL DISPENSARY, MANSE STREET, Dunedin. Public Notices. N EW GOODS! N EW GOODS! Just Arrived, y the Wild Deer „ William Davie... ~ J. N. Fleming 6 Cases 5 „ 5 .. Containing a large and beautiful assortment of all the different articles in the Trade. GEORGE YOUNG, IMPORTER, WATCHMAKER, AND JEWELLER, PEINCES-STEEET, Opposite Bank of New South Wales. • 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 To be had everywhere.