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Evening Star, Issue 3423, 10 February 1874, Page 1

WANTED. Known.— Dunedin Labor Exchange, corner of High and Princes streets. Engagements of all kinds effected. Country correspondents carefully attended to. List may be seen on application. John Skene, Proprietor. WANTED, National Insurance Co. Shares. Stewart and Doughty, sharebrokers. Manse street. WANTED Known—Boots and Shoes to he had for less than cost, at George Harris’s, corner Manse and Princes streets. Children’s Boots, from Is per pair. Women’s Elastic Sides, 5s 6d. Women’s Slippers, 2s 3d. No puff. Must be away in two'we°ks, as they have commenced to pull down in Manse street. WANTED Known Every class of Boots and Shoes, at George Harris’s. Nuggets, Gum Boots, Watertights, &c. WANTED Known—ln consequence of Premises coming down, Geo. Harris is compelled to give up possession in two weeks. Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Boots, to be had very cheap. Come and see for yourselves. Men’s Elastic Side Boots Boys’ „ Youths’ „ „ Mens’ Bluchers «, ~ nailed - 8s fid - 8s 6d - 10s Od - 8s 6d - 9s 6d WANTED Known.—Boots and Shoes made to order. Sewn, pegged, and riveted, and fitted to the anatomy of the human foot. Neale, City Boot Mart, George street. WANTED Known—so more Trunks of Women’s, Children’s, and Men’s Boots, ex Surat, for sale at Lyons and Hart’s, Arcade. WANTED Known—Women’s Prunella Boots selling at 6s 6d. worth 22s 6d ; Women’s Kid Boots at 5s 6d, worth 15s 6d. At Lyons and Hart’s, Arcade. WANTED Known—Trousers and Vests to match, of the best quality, selling at 19s 6d, worth 455. Lyons and Hart, Arcade. WANTED Known—That we are selling those Boots, ex Surat, to everybody, so come and make your purchases as quickly as possible, at Lyons and Hart’s, Arcade. ANTED Known—That the undersigned is manufacturing Ladies’, Gentlemen’s and Children’s Boots of every description, wholesale and retail. SCOBLE, George street. WANTED Known—Burns's, Byron’s, Campbell’s, Longfellow’s, Shakespeare’s Works, in elegant bindings. Hay’s Bible Warehouse. WANTED Known—“ Barnes’s Notes,” “ Altar of the Household,” Eletcher’s “ Family Devotion.” Hay’s Bible Warehouse WANTED to Sell, Buggies, Express Waggons, Carts; also, Second-hand Light Passenger Coach. Carver, George street.

WANTED to Sell DRAIN PIPES of Every description, Flower Pots, Chimney Tops, Fountains, Vases, Butter Crocks, Flooring Tiles, Bricks, &c., at lowest current rates. Lambert’s Water of Leith Works. WANTED Known—On Sale, Lime, Plaster of Paris, and Cement. S. Bird, Walker street. WANTED, the Ladies of Dunedin to know that WM. MELVILLE has just received a splendid assortment of the following machines : Wheeler and Wilson (English and American) Swiftsure, Weir, Little Wanzer, &c,, At his depot, George street. Repairs executed on the shortest notice. WANTED Known—Highest price given for old Lead, Zinc, Pewter, &c. Hughes and Harvey, Princes street south. WANTED Known, that E. Stokes, Tailor, <fec., George street, has one of the finest and best assorted Stocks of Tweeds and Coatings, for present and Summer wear, and invites all true judges to a comparison as to quality and price. His long practical experience has secured him a well-established reputation for the quality, fit, style, and workmanship of his garments. Next British Hotel, George street. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY ! WANTED Known—That R. Hart has completed his Pawn Office, and is now prepared to lend out any amount of Money at the lowest rate of interest, or half the rate of interest of any pawnbroker in the Colony—viz., Eightpence in the Pound. The utmost value advanced upon all classes of goods, from one shilling to £IOO. The highest price given for old gold and silver. Note the address— R. HART, No. 10, George street, Two doors from Robert Burns Hotel. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, opposite Custom House Wanted more Sewing Girls to work at Tailonng, Improvers, Apprentices. EDT? CATION AL. MISS BELL will receive Pupils at her Rooms, Princes street, at their usual hours, from and after this date; and will Resume Lessons at the Girls’ High School on Monday, the 9th instant. Dunedin, February 2, 1874. RS STANLEY MARTIN, Teacher ®f Music, has Removed from Hanover street to St. Andrew street, near Filleul street, and is prepared to receive those pupils who have not commenced their quarter. Terow at her residence.