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Evening Star, Issue 3091, 15 January 1873, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED Known—The 5 Cases of Dolly Varden Hats, advertised to arrive ex Christian M'Ausland, are now opened out and on show. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—7so Prizes now on View, value £4OO, will be given away in a few days. A. & T. Tnalis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—The last 60 Days of Croat Dissolution Sale—must be closed 28th February. 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 2Sth February. A, and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED Known—Strangers visiting Dunedin can be supplied 2 ■ per cent, cheaper than at any House in the city by purchasing at A. and T, Inglis, in Liquidation. 1^y r ANTED Known—Boots and Shoes of every description manufactured wholesale at Seoble’s Boot and Shoe Warehouse, George street. WANTED Known, Lyons’ Olympic Hall is open. Songs, Duetts, Glees, and Dances. Admission Free. Union Hotel, Stafford street. Yy' ANTED KNOWN. COAL! COAL! COAL! From Pollock’s Pit, Green Island. Economise your Fuel. Use only Colonial Coal. Try the approved Colonial Grate. No thrifty housewife should be without either. JAMIESON k SKENE, Princes street South, WAITED KNOWN. THE Schooner Bedcliffe has just arrived with another Cargo of KAITANGATA 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 notice. A. EVANS & CO.

EDUCATIONAL. PIANOFORTE. BELL receives PUPILS at her ROOM, OVER MR. HARDY’S OFFICES, Netr Mr. C. Begg’a Music Warehouse, Princes street. jl/TISS BELL, VISITING MUSIC TEACHER, at The GIRL’S PROVINCIAL SCHOOL. Terms, at the School, Three Guineas per Quarter. 1%/fTSS BELL begs to inform her Pupils that she will recommence lessons at her Room, Princes street, on Monday, the 20th instant.

PIANOFORTE. MRS MARTIN begs to inform her Pupils and the public that she resumes Teaching This Ray (Monday), January 13, Hanover street, opposite the Hospital. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. ST. GEORGE’S HALL. MR. J. KEbLY respectfully announces that in future his Classes will be held as above. Juvenile Class.—Saturdays, from 3 to 5. Private lessons by special arrangement. STUART STREET, Opposite Wesleyan Chapel. PIANOFORTE. PIANOFORTE. T OUTS SOLOMON, Jun., TEACHER of the Pianoforte, will give Lessons, either at the residences of the PUPILS or at hji g room, adjoining Mr LEWIA SOLOMON PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE, George street. MRS AUSTIN will Re*open School on Monday, 20th inst. DUNEDIN ACADEMY. Established 18(50. MR S. ELBORN (sometime Teacher in Glasgow, under the Educational Beards of Victoria, and in Southland) will resume his Classes on Wednesday, 15th inst. Testimonials can be seen, and all particulars learned, at the Academy, Great King street south. A. BUECHLER gives Lessons in German and other Languages. New Classes will be Opened on January 1(5. For terms and other information, apply Athenaeum. (Lately from Melbourne), Teacher of Flower Work in Paper, Wool, and Wax. Beaufort Cottage, Great King street, near Dundas street. Materials for Wax and Paper Flower making. S SIMONS