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Evening Star, Issue 3305, 23 September 1873, Page 3

Late Advertisements. HARBOUR STEAM COMPANY AGENTS SAMSON, p.u., forOAMARU, onThursdfiy, 25 th September. Passengers by 5 p.m. train. Fares : Saloon, 20s ; Steerage, 15s (including rail fare and landing charge). PRETTY JANE, s.s., for PORT MOLYNEUX (taking cargo for transhipment per Tuapeka to Kaitangata, Balclutha, and all up-river landings), about Thursday, 25th September. MAORI, s.s., for TIMARU and LYTTEUTON, on Friday, 26th September. Offices : Harbour Chambers. WANTED, for Bush Saw Mill, Twelve Bushmen. Apply Guthrie and Asher. WANTED, Board and Residence for two Gentlemen. State terms. “E.,” Star Office. SALE or To Let on Building Leases : Section 66, Block V., Town of Dunedin, 66 feet frontage to Stafford stTeet. Part of Section 20, Block VI., 44 feet frontage to Hope street. Part of Section 43, Block YI., 44 feet frontage to Hope Place. Section 28, Block XXVI,, 66 feet frontage to Great King street. WEBB & FULTON. M to £2500 wanted on a reliable security. For particulars apply to WEBB AND FULTON. WANTED, to Sell a Singer’s Noiseless Sewing Machine. Apply Prospect Villa, Brown street. WANTED, Six thorough Good Pick and Shovel Men ; also, four good quarrymen. Apply Bell Hill Works, at eight o’clock to-morrow morning. WANTED, by a Married Couple (without children) an engagement; wife to cook ; man to make himself useful. Apply Immigration Barracks, Caversham. EPISCOPAL CHURCH, South Dunedin. A MEETING of Members of the Church of England resident in South Dunedin, and of Subscribers to the Building Fund of the New Church will be held in the City Council Chambers on Friday, the 26th inat., at 5 o’clock p.m., for the election of Synodsmen and for such other business as may be required. Right Rev. Dr Nevill will take the chair. WANTED, Compositors for the country, at steady day work. Apply B. H. Solomon, Queen’s Music Warehouse, Princes street. rpO LET, a well-finished Six-roomed X House; water in. Apply Grange Store, Forth street. DUNEDIN DANCING ACADEMY, Princes street. MRS HAM ANN begs to inform the Members of her Thursday Class that the Class will be held at the usual Hall, on Thursday, 25th inst,, with extended programme. TENDERS. TO CARPENTERS. —Tenders received until Thursday, 25th, Building Hotel. T.abor only. M‘Donald, Albany street, near jetty. PUBLIC NOTICES. DUNEDIN BOWLING AND QUOITING CLUB. will please take notice that the annual subscription is now due. JAS. WHITELAW, Hon. Treasurer. NOTICE. I BEG to intimate to my friends and the public general!} 7, that I have This Day disposed of my Pawnbroking Business to Messrs Lyons and Hart, of Fleet street, Arcade (threedoors from High street), where all the pledges deposited with me may be redeemed. Soliciting a continuance of past favors to my successors, MICHAEL LEVY. Eattray street, Sept. 16, 1873. In reference to the above advertisement, wc beg to intimate that the business hitherto conducted by Mr Levy will be carried on by ns in the same businesslike manner, in conjunction with onr own, All transactions strictly private and confidential, Most liberal advances made, and at the lowest rate of charges. Note Address— LYONS & HART’S “ Uncle Tom’s Pawn Office,” Three doors from Bayley’s Hotel, High street, Fleet street (late Arcade), Dunedin. W. HAWKINS, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT. Office : Princes street, Dunedin, Mr Hawkins is prepared to undertake all kinds of financial business; to negotiate Loans on freehold or leasehold properties, repayable by instalments if required j to make advances on mercantile, pastoral, agricultural, or other approved securities ; and to act as Agent ijor absentees, trustees, or executors. AMES C 0 U STO N* PLUM BER, 0 A SKITTER, TINSMITH, ZINC WORKER, &c., WALKER STREET. LADIES’ PONY PHAETONS. GE 0V E S BROTHERS Have for Sale— An assortment of light Parisian Phaetons, Victoria shaped, with Child’s Seat in front. Sociable seated for four, and Denmark Phaeton, the most suitable for family use made. 0. B. call the attention of the Public to tbeiv Buggy Work, as their experience in America enables them to execute any orders given to them. CARRIAGE WORKS, High Street.