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Evening Star, Issue 3546, 4 July 1874, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED Known “Great Rush.” Clearing out large stock of Ladies’ Waterproofs at 6s 9d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, worth double the money. See for yourselves. A. and T. Inglis. WANTED Known—Kid Gloves—Josephines—lso pairs Gents’, at 2s 6d the Pair. A. and T. Inglis. WANTED Known—This Day, Great Field Day at the Cave ; 1000 Boys’ Felt Hats at 2s 6d—original price 4s 6d; a ac k A, and T, Inglis. WA V TED Known—R, Brown’s New Drapery Establishment will Open Saturday, July 4. George street, near Octagon. \\7 ANTED Known—Flannels, Blankets, * v Calicos, Winceys, Shirting ; cheapest in Dunedin, Brown’s, George street. '\\7' ANTED Knewn Children’s Boas, ▼ » 6d, worth Is to Is 6d ; Job Lots Black Trimmings ; Umbrellas, from 2s lid ; A 00l Shirting. Is {d, worth Is 9d; Flan nels, from &c., &c. Brown’s, George street. WANTED, everyone to come and judge themselves ; opening night, Baturday, July 4. Brown’s, George street. WANTED Known—The best amusement for winter evenings is Bagatelle Complete, 18s 6d, at Jacobs’s, Princes street. WANTED Known—Glorious news for the weak sighted. Real Pebble Spectacles, from Is 6d. Jacobs’s, Princes street. WANTED Known-Large Assortment Indoor Games, including Pace Games, at Is each. Jacob’s, opposite University. WANTED Known.—That a good opportunity is afforded to the well-wishers of the Province to patronise local industry by ordering David R. Hay’s Guinea Trousers. WANTED Known.-That the Economist and Patriot may carry out both their views by ordering David R. Hay’s Guinea Trousers.

ITT ANTED Known.—David R. Hay’s T Guinea Trousers are worthy of a trial by every gentleman in the Province. ANTED Known—On Sale, 200 Barrels Cement—White’s and Knight’s. Sevan’s (100 barrels) American Plaster of Paris; Lime, &c. ANTED Known—Just received, ex Buckinghamshire, a very large quantity of Glass Shades, and Stands to fit them, suitable for Wax Fruits, Gilt Clocks, 5-ilk Flowers, Figures, &c., are now on view at Hart’s Fancy Bazaar, Arcade, Dunedin. ANTED all who are in want of a First-class Suit of Clothing to inspect the large and most varied stock of Winter Tweeds, Cioths, 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 an y house in the trade for style, tit, and workmanship. The highest wages are paid, and the best hands employed. S. BIRD, Walker street.

PUBLIC COMPANIES, OTAGO TURKISH BATHS COMPANY (Limited). (Registered under the Joint Stock Companies Act.) CAPITAL L 2,000, In 2,000 Shares of LI each. To he paid as follows : —Two shillings and sixpence per Share on application ; 2s 6d on allotment; and the balance in calls of 2s (id per Share should the requirements of the Company necessitate such calls, which is not, however, contemplated at present. rpHE DIRECTORS desire to draw the atA tention of the shareholders and the public to the fact that, irrespective of the great sf cial boon the establishment of the Turkish Baths will confer upon the City, arrangements have been made, in the new premises to be erected for the Company, for the formation of a Tepid Swimming Bath. This in itself will bestow upon the citizens one of the highest moral and social benefits it is possible to confer upon a community. The Directors, firmly believing the Baths will prove a lucrative investment to the shareholders, confidently look for the hearty support of the public. Applications for Shares received by PAUL & MACPHERSON, Jetty street, Agents for the Company. gTANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Head Office, Princes street, Dunedin. Capital ... .. One Million Sterling. Directors : James Anderson, Esq. George Young, Esq. James Curie, Esq. L. Thoneinan, Esq. David Baxter, Esq. G. F. Reid, Esq. The Hon. James Paterson, Losses by Fire insured against on Stores, Warehouses, Dwelling houses, &c., at current rates. The Company also takes risks on Wool and all kinds of Merchandise, on land or at sea, on the most favorable terms. Particular attention is drawn to the fact that, by provision in the articles of associa tion, Insurers will participate in the profits of the Company. CHAS. REID, Manager.