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Evening Star, Issue 3092, 16 January 1873, Page 3

Late Advertisements. AND THONEMAN Have to arrive, ex Celawur, the first Rice Vessel of the Season, 50 TONS FINEST NEW PATNA RICE. WANTED, a Junior Hand for Haberdashery Department. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED, a Dressmaker, competent to take charge of a large stock-room. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. WANTED, Apprentices to the dressmaking. A. and T. Inglis, in Liquidation. LOST, on the 6th inst., between Frederick street and Railway Station, a Leather Bag. Finder rewarded on returning to A. Sligo, George street. DKAPEBT.

NOTICE. IN consequence of the long passages made by recent arrivals, we have just opened S3 Cases of CHOICE SUMMER GOODS intended for our November trade. These goods were purchased by our Mr Ewing at a large discount from manufacturers’ prices, owing to the unfavorable English Season, and will be sold proportionately cheap, so as to insure an entire clearance between this date and the end of January. BROWN, EWING, & CO. Dunedin, December 20th, 1872. 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 6. UPHOLSTERERS, &c.

MESSRS NORTH & SCOULLAR Beg to inform the Public that they have jus opened three Large Shipments of Jj-nrig wTTOT.n FURNITURE, Comprising— DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, In Great Variety DINING-ROOM SUITES, In Great Variety BEDROOM SUITES, In Great Variety. NEW CARPETS. NEW FLOORCLOTHS. NEW BEDSTEADS, Their New Warehouse is now replete with every requisite in Household Furnishings. THE LARGEST SELECTION IN THE COLONY. INSPECTION INVITED. Note the Address : AND gCOULLAR, FURNITURE AND CARPET IMPORTERS, RATTRAY STREET, Dunedin,

LITERATURE. STANLEY’S " HOW I FOUND LIVINGSTONE.” EIT H AND WILKIE SUPPLY OP THE ABOVE By the incoming Suez Mail. ORDERS should he forwarded AT ONCE. The Volume will contain 708 pages of Letterpress; a Map of Mr Stanley's Route and Discoveries ; a Map of the Lake and Coasts of Tanganyika ; a Map of Livingstone’s Journey, and two smaller Maps ; and fifty-four Illustrations. Size, demy Bvo., cloth extra, NOW READY, And to be had of all Booksellers and Storekeepers in the Province ISE’S SHILLING ALMANAC FOR 1873. The cheapest Almanac out of Britain, contaihpig 154; pages of information useful to everyone. Will have a HENRY WISE, Dunedin.