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Evening Star, Issue 3157, 2 April 1873, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED Known—Best Wines, Liquors, and Ales. Krull’s Family Hotel, George street. Friends please call. WANTED Known, that Mr REUBEN HART has removed from Rattray street to George street, a few doors from the Robert Burns hotel, where he is selling toys and fancy goods at reduced prices. I arge wooden stools at 4d each, largo leather whips at 6d each, large guns 6d each, large box toys at 6d per box, large china tea sets Is per set, large leather-bound albums at Is 6d each, glass sugars and creams Is per pair, large china ornaments from Is per pair, concertinas from 4s each, kerosene lamps from Is 6d each, nest knives and forks Is per pair, tea-spoons 2s half-dozen, china, glass, platedware and fancy goods of every description. Call at REUBEN HART’S, George street, The Cheapest Shop for Fancy Goods. 0 BUTCHERS.—Wanted, Young Man for out-door. Apply next Shamrock Thistle Hotel, Great King street. SUB-EDITOR wanted. Apply Bruce. Herald , Milton, Tokomairiro. educational. PIANOFORTE. BELL receives PUPILS at her ROOM, OVER MR. HARDY’S OFFICES, Neir Mr. C, Begg’s Music Warehouse, Princes street. TtTISS BELL, VISITING MUSIC TEACHER, at The GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Terms, at the School, Three Guineas per Quarter. PIANOFORTE. PIANOFORTE. LOUIS SOLOMON, Jun., TEACHER of the Pianoforte, will give Lessons, either at the residences of the PUPILS or at his room, adjoining Mr LEWIS SOLOMON’S PIANOFORTE WAREHOUSE, George street. ST. GEORGE’S HALL. DANCING. JUVENILE CLASS. Quarter com mences Saturday, 29th. Mr J. KELLY, Professor, (From Her Majesty’s Theatre, London). FENCING AND GYMNASTICS. CLASSES for the above will be opened in the High School Gymnasium on Wednesday, 2nd April, by Mr W. B. LONG, teacher of those branches there, Mr L. will be in attendance at the Gymnasium on Wednesday, from 7 till 9 p.m., for the purpose of enrolling pupils and arranging hours. Mr L. will also open a Private Class for Young Ladies for Gy mastics and Calisthenics, should sufficient inducement offer. Ladies wishing to join will please communicate with Mrs Burn, the Lady Principal of the High School. Miss Long will be in attendance. WATCHMAKERS. [Established 1856.] JOHN JJ I S L LATE ARTHUR BEVERLY, CHRONOMETER, WATCH, CLOCK MAKER, Exactly opposite the 0 P AND BANK OF OTAGO, Prince? street, Dunedin. SHIP CHRONOMETERS Cleaned and rated by transit observations. Nautical Instruments repaired. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! JUST ARRIVED, Ex Margaret Galbraith, from Glasgow, 12 CASES NEW GOODS. Ex Suez Mail, 1 CASE NEW GOODS. And to arrive, ex Wild Deer, from Glasgow (daily expected), 16 CASES NEW GOODS. GEORGE YOUNG, Importer, Watchmaker, and Jeweller, Princes street, Dunedin, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales. JpETER ADAIR, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Rattray street, Dunedin, (A few doors from Murray’s Private Hotel.) Begs to intimate to the public that he has opened the above Premises with a First-class Assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELLERY, Of the best quality and newest designs. P. A. having been many years with Messrs R. Bryson and Sons, Watchmakers to the Queen, Edinburgh; and lately Manager of the Watch and Ship Chronometer Department in Mr E. Beckman’s Establishment, Sydney—can vouch that his practical experience in the Trade is equal to that of anyone in the Colonies, and is confident he will be able to give every satisfaction to all persons favoring him with their patronage. Fresh supplies of Watches and Jewellery by every mail. Up-Country Orders, and Repairs of all kinds in Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery punctually attended to. Orders received for Mr DICKSON, Lapidary, for all kinds of Precious Stones, Cut and Polished to any Design, in first-class style. PETER ADAIR, Practical Watchmaker, Rattray street, Dunedin. (A few doors from Murray’s Private Hotel.)