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Evening Star, Issue 3210, 4 June 1873, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. TO PARTIES FURNISHING.— Floor Cloths, 2ft. 3in. to 18ft. wide, faithfully seasoned and durable; Floor Cloths for Passages, for Lobbies, for Rooms, for Stairs, for Offices, for Ships* Cabins; Cocoa Matting, from 2ft. Sin. to 6ft. wide j China Matting, 3ft to 6ft. wide ; Victoria Felt Carpets, Patent Felt Carpets, Felt Squares, Bordered Squares in a variety of sizes, Stair Baizes, Stair Damasks, Crumb Cloths ; China Matting, 6£d per yard. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. NOTICE. I BEG to intimate that I have this day admitted into Partnership in my business as a General Printer and Publisher, Mr George Fenwick, and that the business will in future be carried on under the style or firm of Mackay, Fenwick, and Co., in the premises adjoining Messrs Barton Bros., Princes street. JOHN MACKAY. REFERRING to the above notice, we beg to intimate that being in receipt of invoice of large addition to our printing plant, we are now in a position to execute orders f r every description of Commercial and General Printing in a very superior style. MACKAY, FENWICK, & CO. Dunedin, 2nd June, 1873. ALTERATION 0F TIME. DUNCAN’S NORTHERN COACHES Leave the Empire Hotel, Dunedin, at 11 a.m., for Blueskin, Waikouaiti, and Pal merston, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Returning alternate days. Passengers and Parcels at cheap rates. JAMES A. DUNCAN. Proprietor. NOTICE. JOHN CARR & CO., Wheelwrights, hav On Sale Spring Carts, New and Secondhand Drays. Wheels made to order, and Exchanges in New and Old Drays, Waggons, &c. Premises behind Royal George Stables, George street. Entrance from George street. NEW SHOP. ANNOUNCEMENT.

TIT EIR & ANDERSON, ’ * 99 George street, Dunedin, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLA C S, EARTHENWARE, Ironmongery, Lampware, and General Fancy Goods, Have much pleasure in announcing to the public of Dunedin, Country Storekeepers, Dealers, and others, that they have opened up a new, large, and carefully selected Stock of the above Goods, personally purchased of the Home manufacturers for cash, and with a view to the requirements of Otago. Having long experience in the above trade, they are prepared to offer the best value, wholesale and retail, to intending purchasers. INDENTS. JOSHUA TILT ETT (many years representative of Messrs E. Moses and Son in the Colonies, and subsequently trading in Australia as J. G. Silva and Co.) begs to announce that he has established an office at premises adjoining Wilson’s Bond, Jetty street, where he is prepared to execute Indents that may be entrusted to bis care, for London and foreign markets, on the most favorable terms. Terms and forms of contract on application gratis, and post free. JOSHUA TILLETT, Jetty street, Dunedin. COAL! COAL!! COAL 111 BROWN, King street, begs to inform his numerous Customers and the Public, that he is now landing Cargo of Best Newcastle Coal, ex Thomas and Henry ; and, is delivering the same at current rates. N.B. Firewood, Green Island Coal, and Coke, always on hand. gCOTCE COAL! SCOTCH COAL 1 { Now Landing Ex WILLIAM DAVIE and WILD DEER. N.P.—These are the only shipments of this fine Coal expected this Season, and only to be had at this DEPOT. GEORGE S. BRODRICK, Stuart street Original Coal Depot. -p E A VER BROTHERS, ** TOBACCO MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS AND JEWELLERY, HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. ULCAN FOUNDRY, GREAT KING STREET, Dunedin.

KINCAID, M‘QUEEN, & 00., Boilermakers, Engineers, Millwrights, Founders, Blacksmiths, Ac. All kinds of castings in brass and iron done; steam engines and boilers made and repaired; overshot, breast, and turbine water-wheels ; quartz crushing machinery; pumping and windlass gear; cast iron sluice and ripple plates ; sheet iron hopper and sluice plates, punched to any size of hole; gold dredging spoons, Ac. ; flour mill machinery made and repaired; all kinds of reaping, threshing, horse-power machines, Ac,, repaired ; No. 3 flax-dressing machines, capable of dressing 40 to 45 cwt. flax per day. NOTICE^ IT having been represented that certain religious services, holden in a building at Port Chalmers, denominated “All Saint# 1 Church,” and conducted by a person described’as the “ Reverend A. E. Spooner, D D , LL.D., D.C.L., Ac . Ac.,” are in connection with the Church of England, Notice is hereby given that such services are not sanctioned by the authorities of the Church of Fngland in New Zealand, nor is the above mentioned person acknowledged by such authorities as a lawful minister of that communion. JAMES SMITH, Chancellor of the Diocese of Dunedin,