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Evening Star, Issue 3083, 6 January 1873, Page 1

WANTED. W ANTED Known—The last 60 Days of Great Dissolution Sale—must be closed 28th February, A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED, Tenders for making 500 pairs Elastic-side Boots—labor only. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED, a competent Surveyor, to measure up the Dress Stock. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known—Five Cases of Dolly Yarden Hats, ex Christian M‘Ausland. On Show in a few days at A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known Distribution of Prizes, Grand Art Union, will be advertised early this month. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known Opened up 500 splendid Figured Silks, ex Warrior Queen ; must be cleared at the same rates as other goods before 28th February. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known—Strangers visiting Dunedin can be supplied 2i per cent, cheaper than at any House in the city by purchasing at A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known, 2000 Yards Ribbons for trimming Hats, at 7Ad a yard. Brown, Ewing, and Co. WANTED Known, Two Cases Boys’ Hats and Caps for Die holidays. Brown, Ewing, and Co. WANEED Known, One Case Gossamers, all colors, for Hat 'I rimming-;, at Is 6d a yard. Brown, Ewing, and Co. WANTED Known, the Largest Stock of Girls’ and Ladies’ Straw Hats in the Colony. Brown, Ewing, and Co. ANTED to Sell DRAIN PIPES of Every description, Flower Pots, Chimney Tops, Fountains, Vases, Butter Crocks, Flooring Tiles, Bricks, kc., at lowest current rates. Lambert’s Water of Leith Works. WANTED, First-class Practical Miller to take charge of Flour Mill. None but really efficient hands need apply. W, and G. Turnbull and Co. WANTED KNOWN, SING EC’S Unrivalled New Family Noiseless Lockstitch SEWING MACHINES. M. A. ALDRICH, Agent, Corner of Princes and Dowling-streets. Dunedin. ANTED KNOWN. COAL! COAL! COAL! From Pollock’* Pit, Grcoti lolon<l* Economise your Fuel. Use only Colonial Coal. Try the approved Colonial Grate. No thrifty housewife should be without either. JAMIESON & SKENE, Princes street South. WANTED KNOWN, SHAG POINT COAL, 32s Gd per Ton, delivered. The cheapest and best value in the market. Finding that there is every likelihood of a large and increasing demand for above Coal, we have made favorable arrangements, which enable us to sell at above reduced rates, FRASER & MACFIE, Lower Stuart street. WANTED KNOWN. THE Schooner Eedcliffe has just arrived with another Cargo of KAITANGAITA COAL. Will be delivered to any part of the city at 35s per ton. J. & D. FINDLAY, Octagon. SHAG POINT COLLIERY. BRANCH DEPOT: GAOL STREET. WE are in constant receipt of above Coal from the Mine, and are open to treat with parties for quantities, at liberal rates. The Trade supplied on the shortest not ice. A. EVANS & CO. NOTICE TO HARVESTMEN. ■pjARVEST will commence at Windsor Park, North Oamaru, on Wednesday, January 8. Fifty men wanted. LANCELOT MAKTN, Manager. LOST AND FOUND. POUND, three Horse Covers. Owner can have the same on paying expenses. Apply to Matthew Russell, at Messrs Guthrie and Asher’s timber yard. THE Party who took the Violin by mistake from Golden Age or Samson, will please return to A. Geddes, at Dunning’s, Princes street, otherwise the police will be communicated with.

TENDERS QUEEN’S THE AT HE. rriENDERS will be received at my Office JL till Tuesday, 7th hist., at 5 p m., for Draping portions of Dress Circle. All information may be obtained from Clerk of Works at Buildings. WILL S. DOUGLAS, Secretary. QUEEN’S THEATRE. Applications for denting shop and VESTIBULE—jointly or separately—will be received at my office till Thursday, the Dth inst., at 5 p.m. WILL S. DOUGLAS, Secretary. CHIROPODIST. HOW’S YOUR POOR FEET? NO MORE CORNS ! NO MORE TENDER EEET! NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MR J. D. MUNTON. having nearly worked out his claim of City Crier, intends to (ill up hia spare time by resuming his old practice of CHIROPODIST. Gentlemen waited on at their residences by forwarding their addresses to J. D. MUN TON, Verandah Terrace, Stafford street. N.B.—At home in the morning, Bto 10 o’clock j evening, 4 to