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Evening Star, Issue 3224, 20 June 1873, Page 3

During Sir James Fergusson’s visit to Scot land he has been twice banqueted by bis tenantry and friends, A Landlords’ Association for mutual protection was formed at Birmingham lately. Rules were adopted by which a register of bad tenants shall be kept, and stringent measures taken to avoid loss of rent and injury to house property. It is proposed to take steps at an early date to advance the rents of small houses.

Late Advertisements. GREEN ISLAND DRILL-SHED. MISS AIT KEN (Mrs J. I . Bunten) Will give one of her Readings, assisted by the celebrated Tenor, MR MELCHOR WINTER, On Monday, June 23. Programmes at the door. Doors open at 7.30. Admission, 2s 6d. NOTICE is hereby given, that the copartnership carried on for some time past at Princes street, Dunedin, by Henry Knott and John Simpson, under the firm of “Knott and Simpson,” was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Henry Knott is empowered to discharge and settle all debts due to and by the said co-partnership concern. Dated at Dunedin this 19th day of June, 1873. HENRY KNOTT. JOHN SIMPSON. Witness to the signatures of the said Henry Knott and John Simpson— E. S. Hay, clerk to W. li. M‘Keay, Solicitor, Dunedin. NOTICE. JAMES SMITH (Late Smith and Marshall), BEGS respectfully to acquaint his numerous friends and the public generally, that he has opened those new premises in George street, known as Gilchrist’s Buildings, as FAMILY GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, Where he hopes, by strict attention to business and keeping first class articles, to merit the patronge formerly accorded to him in town and country. Note the Address— GILCHRIST’S BUILDINGS, George-street, Dunedin. WANTED a Schoolmistress for Wakari District, vice Mrs Price, promoted to the High School. Salary, LBS per annum, pplications to be marie, until Friday, the 27th June, to George Hepburn, Esq., Chairman; or, Mr Collin Alan, Secretary to Committee.