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Evening Star, Issue 3085, 8 January 1873, Page 4

OOAOHES. Messrs cobb & ca beg to offer to the pleasure-seeking public further faculties for visiting their friends duringxne Holidays, they having instructed their Agents to issue RETURN TICKETS AT SINGLE FARE AND HALF FARE, Available for One Week, issue commencing December 4th, continuing to January 31st, Passengers holding Return Tickets must give twenty-four hours’ notice of their intention to use them, and have their names placed ou the way-bill, otherwise the Company will not be responsible for any disappointment or delay, as only ONE-HALF of each Coach will be kept for returns, and that not later than twenty-four hours before starting. jqhm CHAPLIN & CO. BOOKING OFFICE— Manse street, ~ Dunedin, JNVERCARGILL AND BACK. RETURN TICKETS, AVAILABLE FOR FOURTEEN DAYS £3 10s Od. SINGLE FARE THROUGH TO INVERCARGILL £2 Os Od. Passengers holding F> eturn Tickets to give 24 hours’ notice of intention to return. JOHN CHAPLIN & CO, BOOKING < FFICE: Man-e street,. Dunedin, December 21. CHEAP FARES! CHEAP FARES! THE Northern lane of Coaches leaves the Booking Office, Empire Hotel, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 8 a. m., for Waikouaiti, Palmerston, Hampden, Otepopo, and Oamaru. Return Tickets, available for any time, at cheap rates. Parcels at reduced rates. J. A. DUNCAN, Proprietor. MRS STEADMAN’S Coach leaves the Gridiron Hotel, Every Morning, at half-past eight, for West Taieri, returning the same day. Mrs Steadman’s Coach leaves Gridiron Hotel, at half-past four every Evening for East Taieri, Reliance, and White House Hotel. ' ■ CHIROPODIST. HOW’S YOUR POOR FEET? NO MORE CORNS! NO MORE TENDER FEET! NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MR J, D. MUNTON, having nearly worked out his claim of City Crier, intends to fill up his spare time by resuming ‘his old practice of CHIROPODIST. Gentlemen waited on at their residences by forwarding their addresses to J. D. MUNTON, Verandah Terrace, Stafford street. N.B.—At home in the morning, 8 to 10 o’clock ; evening, 4 to 0, UNDERTAKERS, J. R . SPICER, UNDERTAKER, Established 1862, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Next Door to the Red House, a T IS NOW PUBLISHED—HE MORNING ST A R, : BEING A MORNING EDITION OF “THE EVENING STAR,’ Designed for Country Circulation. “THE EVENING STAR” ALSO IS ENLARGED, And both editions printed on full-sized news paper. Both issues will contain Full Reports of all the News, local and general, up to the hour of going to press, and together will have a DAILY CIRCULATION OF NOT LESS THAA 4000 COPIES. As all Advertisements, unless otherwise ordered, will Appear in Both Editions the Morning and Evening Stars will be the most extensively circulated ADVERTISING MEDIUMS in the Colony, as well as indispensable Family and General Newspapers. Subscription, 6s 6d per Quarter; or free by post or coach, 10s, payable in advance. Subscribers will please be good enough to send in their names, accompanied by a Post Office ordei payable to the Manager, or forward their orders to any of the under-named agents: — Alexandra—Frederick Kummich. Arrowtowp.—Robert Pritchard. BKvcskin—Thos. Quayle. Blue 'pur —Rpbjb. Grieve. Balclutha—W. Ralston. Blacks—Samuel Leask. Bendigo Gully—Josiah Mitchenson. Clyde—Martin Marshall. Cromwell—lsaac Wright. Cardrona—M'Dougall and Smith. Catliu’s River— Rae. Green Island—Robert M’Craiken Hampden—Alex. M‘ln tyre, Lawrence —Jonas Harrop. Mosgiel—St L- and A. Webb. Nasehy—Brown and SmithOutram—Snow Bros, Oamaru—Richardson. Otepopo—Thomas Home. Palmerston -M ‘Mahon and Welsh. Port Chalmers—John Dale. Port Molyneux—John Patterson. Puerua —David Whittock. Queen-town —R. Boyne. Roxburgh —John Beighton. St. Bathans—Wra Pyle. Shag Valley—Hugh Lyons. Tokomairiro—Jas. A. Henderson. Waihola—Thos. Douglas, Waitahuna—Sydney Wilson. Waikouaiti—G. K. Browne. W arepa—Falconer. Agents wanted in places where not already appointed.