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Evening Star, Issue 3485, 24 April 1874, Page 1

BTTSINESS NOTICES. NEW FURNISHING GOODS. New Brussels Carpets, New Tapestry Carpets New Kidderminster Carpets, New Stair Carpets New Felt Carpets, and New Felt Squares Felt Carpets, Is 9d, 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s per yard HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. WANTED. WANTED, two Joiners. Apply James Gore, Bond street. WANTED, Situation as Practical Gardener. Address, “ B.Z ” Star office. WANTED to Sell, Buggies, Express Waggons, Salisbury, Whitechapel, and ordinary Spring Carts. Carriages of every description made to order. Carver and Co., George street, Dunedin. WANTED, an experienced middle-aged Nurse. Apply Mrs Geo. M‘Lean, Constitution street. WANTED, Stonebreakers. Apply Tolmie’s Point, Anderson’s Bay. WANTED, an Apprentice to the Millinery and Dressmaking. Apply Mrs Pearl, George street.

WANTED, a Girl about seventeen, for general housework for the country. Apply Mrs Bell, Elm row. WANTED, first ■ class Malster, for country brewery; must have satisfactory references. Apply by letter, with particulars, to C. Allan, Immigration Agent. WANTED, an active Message Boy. Apply North and Scoullar. WANTED, a Carriage Blacksmith. Apply Groves Bros. WANTED, Coat, Vest and Trowser hands, Shirt Machinists, NeedleTyomen, Improvers, Apprentices, in or out doors. New Zealand Clothing Factory. WANTED, Apprentices to the Bookbinding trade. Apply to A. R. Livingston. WANTED, a good hand for the Clothing or Men’s Mercery Department. A. and T. tnglis. WANTED, Stonebreakers for 900 yards of 3-inch Ballast, Procter and Whittaker, Reclamation Railway Station. ANTED Known—-Great sacrifice of Hats, in all shapes and colors ; must be cleared out within a fortnight, prior to (stock-taking. Sale to coinmence on Saturday, 25th inst. D. Sampson, Hat Manufacturer. - WANTED all who are in want of a First-class Suit of Clothing to inspect the large and most varied stock of Winter Tweeds, Cloths, and Overcoatings, that E. Stokes, tailor, &c., George street, has now on view at prices much lower than are usually charged. His garments will bear comparison with any house in the trade for style, fit, and workmanship. The highest wages are paid, and the best hands employed. WANTED Known—That A. Walker is selling Mosgiel Tweed very cheap, bought a job 5s 6d per yard j manufacturers price was 6s 9d.

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, Ac., At his depot, George street. Repairs xeeuted on tbe shortest notice. ANTED Known. Use Williams’s Eire Kindlers, if you want an early breakfast. Sold by all grocers, at 4d per dozen or 3s 6d per gross, S. BIRD, Agent. ANTED Known—Ask your Grecer for Olson’s Tomato Sauce j nothing can supersede the quality. See that you get the genuine article. Stamped “H. Olson,” on stopper and bottle. S. BIRD, Sole Agent. ANTED Known—On Sale, 200 BarrelsCement—White’s and Knight’s. Sevan’s, (100 barrels) American Plaster of Paris; Lime, &«.

S, BIRD, Walker street. MONEY I MONEY I MONEY I WANTED Known—That E. Hart has completed his Fawn 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 E obert Burns Hotel. .