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Evening Star, Issue 3213, 7 June 1873, Page 2

[Circular.] TIHE unparalleled success whichhasmarked JL the progress of our Business, is owing o our practical knowledge of the Trade and to the exercise of proper care in the selection if Stock. Year by year these characteristics have been constantly tested by the increasing intelligence of the public ; and it is pleasing to find that the peculiar advantages we offer, and the system of business we pursue, have resulted in securing the confidence of an unprecedented number of consumers, and in the consequent extension of our business. We are now landing a very CHOICE SELECTION of GOODS, ex the following ships Margaret Galbraith: 15 qr-casks Glemivet Whisky (old matured). Charlotte Gladstone; 98 cases Oilmen’s Stores (Crosse & Blackwell). Beautiful Star: 49 casks Port and Sherry (finer never landed in this port). City of Bombay : 40 cases Oilmen’s Stores (Crosse & Blackwell). PATERSON & M'LEOD, Dunedin.

NOTICE. NEW ZEALAND Cl Cloth, Demy Bvo. Will be ready for sale in a few days. r EW ZEALAND CUSTOMS’ GUIDE, Cloth, Demy Bvo., price 20a. FERGUSSON AND MITCHELL, Publishers, Manufacturing Stationers, &c,, Dunedin. S.—N EW SUPPLIES. Ainsley’s Guide to Marine Board Examination. Boscoe’s Spectrum Analysis. Hume’s Essay. The Foot and its Covering. Page’s Works on Geology. Airey’s Popular Astronomy. Ecce Homo. Ramsay’s Scottish Life and Character. Huxley’s Elementary Physiology. Bawlinson’e Elementary Statics. Ingoldsby Legends. Alice in Wonderland. Nome's Navigation. Roscoe’a Chemistry. The Art of Extempore Speaking. Ansted s Stone Book of Nature. Autobiography of Lord Dundonald. Neill’s Fruit and Flower Garden. Owen’s Paleontology. Tales of a Grandfather. The Domestic World. Leisure Hour. Sunday Magazine, &c. A. B. LIVINGSTON. INE AND SPIRIT \ AULTS HIGH STREET. (No blending). Every article of the best brands, at prices RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of tlieir Cnstomera and Ite Public generally to the following articles now offering for Sale;— TEAS. —New Season, to hand, from 2s, 2s 6d, to 3s 6d per lb, for strength, quality, and flavour unequalled by any previous shipments. WINES.—Rich Old Port, an excellent invalid wine, and highly recommended by the leading Doctors in the City, at 57s 6cl per dozen also Sherry, from 365, 425, to 48s per dozen. WHISKIES—That require no blending except to the palate, at 425, and comprising some recent shipments of Old Glenlevit, Glenury, and other brands. CHEESE.—Rich Prime Cheddar, manufactured in the Colony by some old Ayrshire prize-takers in the old country, and without exception the best m Dunedin. defying competition. A. AND J. M Ai;F acfaulane

A. and J. M. having adopted the principle of Buying for Cash, are consequently able to Sell at the Lowest Remunerative Prices. Their Stock is composed of the Most Genuine Articles in connection with the Trade. PRINCES STREET AJV MACLAGGAN STREET. NOTICE OP REMOVAL. A. M ER 0B R BEGS respectfully to announce to his customers, friends, and the public generally, that he has Removed to his new Premises in RATTRAY STREET, Adjoining Murray's Private Hotel, where he hopes to receive a continuation of the same liberal share of support accorded him during his long term at the corner of High street, as it will still be his strenuous endeavor to keep everything in connection with the trade of the most genuine description, and thus merit a continuance of past favors. Note the Address— A. MERCER, Wholesale and Retail FAMILY GROCER, Baker, Wine and Spirit Merchant, .Opposite the Otago Hotel, Rattray street. T £ A. T E A. T E A. 8. d. For a Good Flavory Tea, 2s 6d per lb. 2 6 For a Strpng, Full-flavored Congou, good value, 3s per lb. ... 3 6 A Special Lino of a REALLY FIRST-CLASS TEA, seldom found in the Colonies, worth 4s, will be sold at 3s Gd. ... 3 6 Note. —For entire packings, a proportionate reduction will be made. Wines, Australian, in variety, from 27s 6d to 38s. HOGG & HUTTON, Princes street. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Laughlan Lauder are respectfully requested to follow his remains to the Southern Cemetery. The funeral will leave the Hospital on Monday, at half-past one p.m. R. LAMBERT, Undertaker, George street.