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Evening Star, Issue 3410, 26 January 1874, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES. QLOSE op the season. S tf M.H E E 1874. HERBERT,. HAYNES, & CO. government notices. OJNEDIN AND PORT RAILWAY; CHALMERS ;time table for January, m 4 : Passenger and: Goods Trains wilMeave Dnnedift and Port, Chalmers respectively, calling at intermediate stations, as under:— : Down.—Leave' iv.„ ; . , . H. M. Dunedin '7 30 a.m. -Dp , . 10 30 a jn. Do 12 30 p.m. .Do ' , 30 p.m. j? o ' j.. . 6 16p.m. Up.—Leave H. if. '. Pt. Chalmrs 9 oa.m, Do' 11 30 a.m. Do 1 30 p.m, Do ; 4 Op.m, t Do . 6 Op.m, Pelicbet Bay only; :..vi .FA R E S;S Dunedin to and from Port Chalmers. ‘This train.caiis at SINGLE. First-class Second-class Ad. ’2 0 1 6 Return, Pirst-olasis Second-class Dunedin to and from Pelichet Bat. Single.' First-class Second-class N."d. ; 6 6‘ 0 4 Return.' First-class ;: Second-class Dunedin Do Do ; SUNDAY' TRAINS Return Tickets, 2s 6d. Down.—-Leave j Up;-—Leave l H; If. •• •’ Hi l if. 9 30 aim i 2 30 p.m. 3 45 p.m. Pt.Clialmrs 10 0 a.m. Do 3 15 p.m Do 5 op.m, Patsebgers by all trains,-except the 2.3( from'Dunedin, may b,e pnt down and taker at Eavensbourne,’ by making timely appli .cation to the Station Masters. By order. , DANIEL ROLFE, General Manager. WANTED.

WANTED," a smart Girl, to learn the Staining, Varnishing, and French Polishing Easiness. A. and T. Inglis. WANTED, a Junior Hand, for the Fancy - and Haberdashery Departmeat. A. and T. Inglis. ANTED, Twd Youths, to learn the Drapery Trade. A. and T. Inglis. r ANTED, Pick and Shovel Men ; also Stonebreakers.,; Proctor and .Whittaker, near Bail way Station, Dunedin., r 'ANTED, Tailpresses, Apprentices, and Improvers.. Apply on Tuesday, .between 10 and 12, to Sargood, Son, and Ewen. , . r . r , " , ANTED, a strong, active Lad. Apply J. Peterson, grocer, Octagon. ANTED, fi Junior Clerk. Oliyer and Ulph. Apply to RANTED, a lady residing in anew house near the Octagon, wishes to meet with a Young Lady to Board. One in business preferred.- For cards of address, apply, Bagley & Son, Chemist, George -Street.’: w ANTED to Let, a five-roomed house, in High street. H. F. Hardy. w street: r ANTED, a few respectable Boarders, at Mrs Muir’s, Old England, Stuart 'ANTED, a good Blacksmith; none '. but a first-class hand need apply. It. S. Sparrow and Co.:; r ANTED, a, good Hind for M en’a Mercery ; one that understands clothing preferred. • Box 91. XTTANTED 'by a Lady, Situation as VY Governess te young children, or Com. 1 panion to a Lady. Address “A.i,” Post-office, Dunedin. ' ■ WANTED; an efficient Milliner, and Saleswoman i; liberal salary. Apply to Boss and Glendining. WANTED, for Napier, a £rst-class re: tail Drapery Salesman ; liberal salary. Apply to Boss and.Glendining.

r ANTED, an Upholsterer and Mattrass t Maker ;V yearly .engagement, and i> liberal wages, , Box 91. , WA N TED to Purchase, a Section or Half-Eection, with Four or Five*‘ roomed House. Address, stating price, &c.. to ** x:y,.’ , star oa C e. ■ . WANTED Known—All kinds PlumbPainting, Glazing, Paperhanging executed by T. Beadle, Caversham, 4 opposite Post Office. • to Sell, Buggies, Express . / , Waggons,Cart 3 ; also, Second-hand Passenger Coach; Carver, George street,,. . ’<<' r ANTED Known—A Large Stock of ' Colonial 'Boots on hand, at Geo. Ilams’s, Princes street. , ‘ANTED Known—Highest price given ! for old Lead, Zinc,' Pewter, &c, ”V Hughes and Harvey,. Princes street south. : r ANTBD Known—Ladies Kid and . /, Levant Elastic Boots, 6s 6d, at Geo. ■ ■ Harris’s, corner Princes and Manse streets. WANTED Known.—On Sale, Lime, -Plaster, of Paris,,and Cement. ;S., 1 Bird, Wadker street. ' : r ;. . ,XX7ANTED Known—Burns’s, Byron’s, Campbell’s, Longfellow’s, Shake- ■ speare’s Works, in elegant bindings. /. : , , Hay’s Bible Warehouse. ‘ANTED Known—“ Barnes’s Notes,” “Altar of the Household,” Fletcher’s “Family Devotion,” • Hay’s Bible Warehouse. "ANTED to Sell DRAIN PIPES of Every description, Flower Pots, Chimney Tops, Fountains, Vases, Butter Crooks, Floonnk Tiles, Bricks, &0., at lowest uurrent rates, Lambert’s Water of Leith Work*- 1