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Evening Star, Issue 3220, 16 June 1873, Page 1

WAFTED. WANTED Known,—That Henry J. Bacon, Upholsterer and Carriage Trimmer, is prepared to execute every description of this work entrusted to his care, promptly, and in the most artistic manner, at the lowest possible price. Estimates given for the Padding and Trimming of Steam Boats, Bail way Carriages, Ac. Workshop:—Next Liverpool Arms, Filleul street, Dunedin. WANTED Known—l have opened a Shop in George street, near the Octagon, for the Repairs of all kinds of Sewing Machines. Any description ot light Engineering work done, or models made. All orders promptly attended to. WILLIAM MELVILLE, Engineer, (Late of the Golden Age). ANTED Known—Boots and Shoes oi every description manufactured wholesale at SCOBLE’S Boot and Shoe Warehouse, George street. WANTED, one Unfurnished Boom, with fireplace, ten minutes from Post Office. Address “ M.. ” Star office. MOUNT IDA DISTRICT. WANTED, Wardsman and Matron (married) for the Mount Ida District Hospital j Salary, £7O per annum and foun^ Particulars obtained of the Secretary, with whom applications and testimonials must be lodged, not later than noon of 21st inst. E. T. GEORGE, Secretary. June 9, 1873.

UPHOLSTERERS. fiCC. NORTH A SCOXJLLAR Have on view a Large Assortment of JJOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, Comprising — 10 CASES NAIRN’S FLOORCLOTHS, Ex Euterpe and Oberon, In choice patterns from 4-4 to 18ft. These will be sold at prices that will ensure already sale, to make room for other direct shipments. A large and well-selected Stock'd CARPETS. In 5-ply Brussels „ 4-ply do „ 3-ply do „ Best Tapestries „ 3-ply Scotch „ Kidder (all wool) ~ do (union) ~ Stair and Felt DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, In Brocatell ~ Silk Rip ~ Spotted do DINING-ROOM SUITES, In Oak and Mahogany ~ Green Morocco ~ Brown ~ Hair-cloth 100 Pier Glasses Gilt and Walnut Frames, various! designs, from 24 x 14 to 50 x 40 N CABINETMAKERS and IMPORTERS, RATTRAY STREET, Dunedin. ORTH AND gCOULLAR,

LITERATURE. THE BRIDAL BOUQUET, Culled in the Garden of Literature —by Henry Southgate; small 4t0., superbly bound in cloth, 255. Waverley Novels—new pocket edition ; 2s, in cloth. International Scientific Series—being a series of popular treatises embodying the results of the latest investigations in Science. The first of the series, just out, is Forms of Water in Rain and Rivers, Ice and Glaciers—by Professor Tyndall. (Subscribers wanted for the above series.) John Henry Newman’s Essays, Critical and Historical; 2v015., 15s. Manual of Mythology, for the use of Schools and Art Students—by A. S. Murray, British Museum, with 35 plates, onioned paper, 11s 6d. Sagas from the Far East—l Is 6d. Timb’s Romance of London—2 vols., 9s. Timb’s Clubs and Club Life. Our Work in Palestine—4s 6d. Charlotte Bronte’s Life and Works—lllustrated edition in 7 vols., 52s 6d; or in single volumes, 9s fid. Evening Hours—a Church of England Magazine, edited by E. H. Bickeisteth, 9s fid. Poor Miss Finch, by Wilkie Collins ; Goodbye Sweetheart, by Bhoda Broughton; Thrown Together, One of Two, and Golden Lion of Granpfere. Carlyle’s Works—cheap edition; 2s fid per vol., or 2s taking the whole. Ancient Classics for English readers—3s per vol. &0., &c*, &c. REITH & WILKIE, Princes street. FRESH ARRlVALS.—Diversions of the Echo Club; Corrybean and flowson, on St. Paul; Mills’s System of Logic, 2 vols.; Buckle’s Civilization ; Hearne’s Plutology; Brassey’s Work on Wages ; Trollope’s Australia and New Zealand, in 1 vol. ; Penny Miscellany, new vol. ; Statesman’s Year Book, 1873 ; Plutarch’s Lives; Dr Guthrie’s Life. Mail Parcel of New Novels just opened. HENRY WISE, Princes street, Dunedin.