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Evening Star, Issue 3049, 26 November 1872, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. Jjl E L T CARPETS. 1 yard wide, Is 9d 1] yards wide, 2s 9d 14 yards wide, 3s 6d And a Choice Assortment of BRUSSELS, TA P KSTRY, and KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS. HERBERT. HAYNES, k CO. P. HAY M A N AND CO. WHOLESALE JEWELLERS, Importers of BRITISH, CONTINENTAL, AND AMERICAN MERCHANDISE, RATTRAY STREET, Dunedin, Hare much pleasure in notifying their Customers that they have REMOVED INTO THEIR NEW WAREHOUSES, RATTRAY STREET, Where, from the Increased Accommodation, they arc enabled to open out a much more Extensive Assortment of their Goods than heretofore, owing to the limited space their late premises afforded. P H. and Co. specially invite the attention 01WHOLESALE BUYERS To the following leading lines, in which their Stock will be found the most complete in the Colonies : WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, CUTLERY, ELECTROPLATE, NICKEL SILVER, and BRITANNIA METAL GOODS, SADDLERY, LEATHER GOODS, HARDWARE, IRONMONGERY, TOBACCONISTS’ SUNDRIES, WAX VESTAS, CIGARS, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY COMBS, BRUSHWARE, BOOKS, STATIONERY, BERLIN WOOLS, &c. RASKETWARE, OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, LOOKING-GLASSES, TOYS, GAMES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CABINETWARE, and F4NCY ROODS or Every Description. P, HAYMAN AND CO., WHOLESALE JEWELLERS AND GENERAL IMPORTERS, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. WE have this day Entered into Partnership in Hie Business of Surveyors, Land and Estate Agents, and Brokers, under the style of “ Douglas and Grant.” WILL S. DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Agent. DAVID GRANT, Authorised Surveyor. Dunedin, Ist November, 1872. JN consequence of the approaching Dissolution of Partnership, all claims against the Firm of MARSHALL and COREL AN D must be sent in prior to the 30th inst. Gth November, 1872. Dunedin, Ist November, 1872. Edward m unlove desires to intimate to his numerous custom: rs, and the public generally, that he hag this day Disposed of Iris Butchering Business in George and Maclaggau streets to Mr GEOL (; E WILSON ; and, in doing so, begs to return his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the past ten years, at the same time respectfully soliciting a continuance of their support to his successor, to whom I have sold and assigned for collection the whole of my Book Debts, and whose receipt will he a full discharge. Referring to the above, george WILSON begs to assure the inhabitants of Dunedin and Suburbs that it will be his constant study, by always keeping the best article the market can supply, to merit the patronage so liberally bestowed upon bis precfeecseor.