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Evening Star, Issue 2885, 18 May 1872, Page 1

Public Notices. M A SONIC HALL WEDNESDAY the 22nd MAY, 1872. AMATEUR DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE. Assisted by MORTON TAVARES, MISS SURTEES & MISS DOLLY GREEN. To Recoup the ROWING CLUB for expenses incurred in c nnection with the Interprovincial Rowing Match. Under the patronage of His Honor the Superintendent; His Worship The Mayor; Colonel Cargill; Major Atkinson ; and the Officers and Members of the Volunteer, Companies. To commence with the Drama in 5 Acts of STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. To conclude with the 3rd Act of 0 T HELL 0. Reserved Beats, 4s. To be had from the Members of the Rowing Club Committee. And seats may be secured at Mr Wise’s, Princes street, and Mr Baird’s, George street, Booksellers. NOTICE ! —The road up the Water of Leith, from the Town Belt and Duke street, is a private road, and parties not authorised are hereby cautioned from using the same, as they will be committing a trespass, and liable to prosecution. EDWARD McGLASHAN. [ Card. ] R J0 H N S. JO HNS TON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, and Notary Public, Temporary Chambers : Thomson’s Hotel, Stafford Street. N.B.—Ship’s Protests should be duly entered within 24 hours of the vessel’s arrival in port. E DWAR D D E CARL E. JOHN EOX will open a SUBSCRIPTION LIST for the Family of the late Mr. E. De Carle. JOHN FOX. Princes-street South. NOTICE, WATER OF LEITH QUARRY. Y | 111 K Undersigned having leased the above Quarry is now prepared to supply the Public with first-class Rubble, all sizes, at very low rates. JOHN HASTINGS, Water of Leith, March 2, 1872. UNEDIN IRON WORKS. R. S. SPARROW and GO. Iron Ship-Builders and Boilermakers. Manufacturers of tubular, girder, and and suspension bridges; boiling down, sheep washing and dipping apparatus ; iron fluming, ripple and hopper plates for the goldfields ; punts and boats to all sizes ; iron roofs, water-tanks, fire-proof doors and safes, improved tubular boilers requiring no brickwork; and general smith work. Address —Cumberland street, Danedin. PAPERHANGINGS. Buyers should purchase at FISH’S. 25,000 pieces now on view. PAPERHANGINGS, The cheapest house in town is FISH AND SON’S, ’rinces-street South. PA PE R H ANGINGS. The largest, cheapest, and best assortment in Dunedin at FISH’S. APERHANGINGS. Now opened, ex late arrivals, an immense assortment nmencing 6d per piece. REUBEN HART has on sale a large quantity of Toys and Fancy Goods. China and glass of all descriptions, Cups and saucers, 5d ; plates, 2d ; dinner plates, 3d ; dishes from 6d ; glass sugar basins and cream jugs, per pair, Is ; tumblers, 4£d ; white and gold egg cups, 2} z ; children’s white and gold tea-sets from 20s ; large wooden dolls, 6d. The cheapest shop in Dunedin. Large shipments received monthly. Note the address :—R. HART, next door to Mr Murray’s, Confectioner, Rattray'street. J. R. SPICER’S American zinc wash boards, Washing Machines, and Box Factory, CUMBERLAND STREET, next Messrs. Gibbs and Clayton’s, and at the Undertaking Establishment, George-street, N.B.— All country orders addressed as above will he punctually attended to. CURE FOR COLDS, CRY the HOT ELDERBERRY WINE at Guy Bennett’s Family Hotel, GEORGE STREET. English and European news —The Mail, a paper containing tha news, the principal leaders, a well-digested Summary and all interesting matter from The Times. The newspaper hitherto known as The Eveeniny Mail, having become the property of the proprietors of The Times, is now published twice a Aveek, under the title of The Mail, at the price of threepence per copy as heretofore. The days of publication Avill be Tuesday and Friday, and each paper will contain the news and all matters of interest aypearing in the three previous numbers of The Times, Avbieb Avill thus be rendered available, in a cheap and convenient form, for persons residing abroad or in the Colonies. Subscribers can obtain The Mail through Newspapers Agents, or may have it from the Publisher on pre-payment at Printing-House Square, London.