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Evening Star, Issue 3314, 3 October 1873, Page 3

DRAPER?. Q.BNTLBMEN, r For - I Perfect Fitting Garments Sound Material Good Workmanship Cloths thoroughly shrunk Durability Fast Colors Newest Styles Large Variety Lowest Cash Prices JJROWN, SWING, & CO. TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. PUBLIC NOTICES. WE beg to announce that we have this day sold to Mr A. Mercer the goodwill and stock-in-ti ade of the business heretofore carried on by us as Grocers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Ac., in Princes street south, and we have much pleasure in soliciting for our successors a continuance of the liberal support so long accorded to us. JAMIESON & SKENE. IN reference to the preceding advertisement, I beg to state that in so far as that business is concerned, I have taken into partnership my son, Mr Robert Mercer, who has had seven year’s experience in my present establishment, and who will conduct the business under the style of A. MERCER & SON. Every effort will be made to keep Firstclass Goods, and, by attention and promptitude, to secure the same liberal support that has been already accorded to me in my other business. A. MERCER. ROBERT HARPER & CO. have now much pleasure in informing their Customers that they have sold their Dunedin Coffee and Spice Manufacturing business to Mr George Stephenson, who has been long and favorably known in connection with the trade, and who, we are sure, will do all in his power to warrant the continuance of that support so liberally accorded to us. R. H. and Co. wish to point out that, although selling their Dunedin business, they are still largely connected with the Importing Trade in Melbourne, and have always on hand large and well-assorted stocks of all kinds of Raw Coffees, Spices, Pice, &c.; and any orders that they may be favored with will have prompt and careful attention. ROBERT HARPER & CO. WITH reference to the above, we have pleasure in stating that, having purchased on favorable terms the efficient machinery used by Messrs K. Harper and Co,, together with their large and well-assorted stock, we are in a position to execute orders in such a manner as cannot fail to secure for us a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed upon our predecessors; and we trust that the prompt and careful execution of all orders entrusted to us will secure a still further extension of the business. STEPHEN SON & CO. NOTICE. I BEG to intimate to my friends and the public generally, that I have This Day disposed of my Pawnbroking Business to Messrs Lyons and Hart, of Fleet street, Arcade (three doors from High street), where all the pledges deposited with me may be redeemed. Soliciting a continuance of past favors to my successors, Rattray street, MICHAEL LEVY. Sept. 16, 1873. In reference to the above advertisement, we beg to intimate that the business hitherto conducted by Mr Levy will be carried on by us in the same businesslike manner, in conjunction with our 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 Arcane), 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 ; to make advances on mercantile, pastoral, agricultural, or other approved securities ; and to act as Agent for absentees, trustees, or executors. AMES COUSTON, PLUMBER, GASFITTER, TINSMITH, ZINCWORKER, &c., . WALKER STREET. R OSS AND C Surveyors, Civil Engineers, &c., 0.. BOND STREET, (Adjoining Dalgety, Nichols, and Co.) NOTICE. lie James Scholfield Douglas, Deceased. ALL Persons owing money to, or requiring payment from the Estate, are requested to arrange with EDWARD ff. WARD, Administrator. T\7HILST imitation is the sincerest form V ? of flattery, the purchaser of an imitation article is invariably the victim of the unscrupulous. It is but poor economy to buy an imitation Sewing-machine when the genuine can be had at reduced prices. The test of over twenty years, and the evidence of millions, establish the claims of the WHEELER & WILSON SEWINGMACHINES, the annual sale of which is now over 150,000, E very machine warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Reduced prices. Illustrated price-lists, post free. PARK & CURLE, Princes street, (Sole agents for Otago )