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Evening Star, Issue 3214, 9 June 1873, Page 2

Ainsley’s {|uido to Marin© Board Exami nation.'- . x.Roaaoe’s Speqjrum Analysis. Hume's Essay. The Foot and its Covering. Page's Works on Geology. Airey’s Popular Astronomy. EcceHomo. Ramsay’s -Scottish Life and Character. Huxley’s Elementary Physiology. ' Bawlinaon’s Elementary Statics. Ingoldsby Legends. Alice in Wonderland Nome's Navigation., Boacoe’s 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.

-NOTICE. Will be ready lor sale in,a few days. NEW ZEALAND CUSTOMS’ GUIDE, Cloth, Demy Bvo., price 20s. FERGUSSON AND MITCHELL, Publishers, Manufacturing Stationers, Ac., Dunedin,

OME Y 1 ' MONEYDUNEDIN PAWN OFFICE. George Street, near the Octagon. MONEY ADVANCED Upon Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewellery, Plate, Furniture, Sewing Machines, Firearms, Books, Clothing, and all other descriptions of Personal Property, BILLS DISCOUNTED. CASH LENT upon Dep-sit of Deeds or upon PERSONAL SECURITY, re-payable, desired, in weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. ALL TRANSACTIONS STRICTLY CONThe Proprietor is prepared to arrange for CASH ADVANCES upon Jewellery, Merchandise, or deeds, at One-half thb'usual Rates of Interest. DUNEDIN PAWN OFFICE, George Street, near the Octagon. FIDENTIAL. A. SOLOMON, Proprietor.

T E A. T E A, r£l E A. 8. d. For a Good Flavory Tea, 2s 6d per lb. ... 2 6 For a Strong, Full-flavored Congou, good value, 3s per lb. 3 0 A Special Line of a REALLY FIRST-CLASS TEA, seldom found in the Colonies, worth 4s, will be sold at 3s 6d. 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.

AN EXPLANATION. To the Editor. SIE,— I find that some persons, actuated no doubt by feelings of hostility to myself' in the .present election, are industriously circulating a report that Lam ih favor of curtailing the privileges <»f the citizens with regard to their voting power in Municipal elections, and also with regard to the election of Mayor by the eitizens. I wish to say that, such statements are entirely untrue and without foundation. ■ It it well known to Mr Councillor Barnes and others that I stated distinctly that, before any alteration should take place in the Municipal Act, I would call a meeting of the citizens, and take their opinion thereon, and be guided by that. I would fancy that no citizen could possibly require more than this ; and I am certain it is’nothing more than an .election dodge to injure me. I trust my fellow-citizens who have known and trusted me for so long, will not be misled in their votes in the present election by anything so this. I am, &c., H. S. PISH, Jun. Dunedin, June 7.