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Evening Star, Issue 3546, 4 July 1874, Page 2

NOTICE. THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, BY urgent solicitations received from the D putationand the several Agencies of. the Bank in the Northern Provinces, it has been decided to fix Tuesday, the 2lst July, as the date on which the Twists of Applications for Shares will finally Close in this and all other Provinces throughout the Colony CITY DINING ROOMS, Weakly Opposite Queen's Theatre, PKI.nCES STREET. A. T. DUNNING & CO. Beg to announce that the above Rooms ARE NOW OPEN. The Proprietors have spared no expense in providing for the comfort of tho-e who may honor them with their patronage ; and they have laid down as their motto—“ Prompt attention and civility.” They also heg to draw attention to the fact that they have provided a Dining Room specially for Ladies, replete with every convenience. An experienced Waitress will always be in attendance. Special Notice is called to the Bill of Fare forSATURDAY NIGHTS, when the Rooms will be open to twelve o’clock. MEALS can be procured St all hours. BREAKFAST, DINNER and TEA, Is'; SUPPER, Is 6d, MONEY MONEY! ! MONEY 1! ! UNION LOAN, PAWN, AND’DISCOUNT OFFICE, AND MONEY LENDERS, Corner of ARCADE AND MACLAGGAN STREET. IyTONEY ADVANCED upon Clothing, ITJL Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Plate, Sewipg Machines, Furniture, Firearms, Books, and every description of Personal Property. Bills Discounted Cash Lent upon Personal Security, repayable by weekly, monthly, or quarterly iustalmenta. The highest price given for Old Gold apd Silver. Emigrants’ Luggage bought.

Lowest Rate of Interest Charged. Note the Address— ISAACS & MARKS, Corner of Arcade and Maclaggan streets. P.S.—Valuations made. Highest Price given for Household Furniture. All transactions strictly private and confidential OOLO NI A L W I'N E S : , In[cases of one dozen each, Containing an assortment of Four Different Wines.

PRICE, 30s PER CASE, Delivered free to any part o£ tjhe City. FOGG & HUTTON, FUN UR <L NOTICE. Friends of Mr James Burns are respectfully invited to follow the remains of his late Daughter, Kmily Ann, from his residence, George street, t» the place of interment, the Southern Cemetery. To-mor-row (Sunday), the sth inst,, at 2 15 p.m. GOURLEY Sc LEW£B, Undertakers, George street.