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Evening Star, Issue 3557, 17 July 1874, Page 2

p ROYINCIAL HOTEL RESTAURANT. LUNCHEON ... ONE’SHILLING. From 12 to 3 p.ra.

Having resolved to Dispose of hia Stock of READING BOOKS to make room for Extensive Additions to his STATIONERY & MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, Offers them at greatly REDUCED PRICES, in order to effect a speedy clearance.

NORTF A SCOULLAP, CABINET MAKERS AND IMPORTERS, Rattray street, BEG to call the attention of the public to the recent additions to their stock in BROADWOOD’S PIANOS KIRKMAN’S PIANOS ALLISON’S PIANOS AND OTHER MAKERS’ PIANOS Also, a First Shipment of (70) NEWTON, WILSON, & CO.’S Celebrated Lockstitch FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, Comprising Machines on “ Singer’s ” principle Machines on “Wheeler and Wilson’s” principle. And A large assortment of Hand Machines, at prices ranging from L2 15s to L 7 10s. Also, a large quantity of Superior English' made VENETIAN BLINDS, AU widths, and at very moderate prices. Inspection invited. MONEY MONEY ! ! MONEY !! I UNION LOAN, PAWN, AND?DISCOUNT OFFICE, AND MONEY LENDERS, Corner of ARCADE AND MACLAGGAN STREET. V|ONEY ADVANCED upon Clothing, Jewellery, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Plate, Sewing Machines, Furniture, Firearms, Books, and every description of Personal Property. Bills Discounted, Cash Lent upon Personal Security, repayable by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. The highest price given for Old Gold and Silver, Emigrants’ Luggage bought. Lowest Rate of Interest Charged. Note the Address— ISAACS k MARKS, Corner of Arcade and Maclaggan streets, , F-S.—Valuations made. Highest Price given for Household Furniture. All transactions strictly private and confidential. NOTICE. THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. BY urgent solicitations received from the Deputation and the several Agencies of the Bank in the Northern Provinces, it has been decided to fir Tuesday, the 21st July, as the date on which tbe Lists of Applications for Shares will finally Close in this and all other Provinces throughout the Colony. QOLONUL. WI£NBS, In]cases of one dozen each, Containing an assortment of Four Different Wines. PRICE, 30a PER CASE, Delivered free to any part.of the City. HOGG k HUTTON. 'lO CORRESPONDENTS. Letters and other communications intended f insertion in the news columns should addressed to the Ei>itok. Rejected communications cannot he return under any circumstances whatever. No notice can be taken of anonymous commui cations. Every letter must be accompam by the name and address of the writer, n necessarily for publication, but as a guarani of good faith. To avoid inconvenience and delay to perso interested, we have to request that i business communications, including advertu ments, orders for the paper, and muittanc. be addressed to the Manager, and not the Editor.

funeral notice. T HE ? iends of the late Mr Thomas Coli <l uhoun . are respectfully inyited to fol Rni + ma , inß fr ° m hia residence. Saddle Hill, to the place of interment in the Church ot England south, on Sunday, the 19ch inst., aLut°2p!m mo “’ amv^n ß at the Cemetery DAVID TAYLOR, Undertaker, Hope street. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE triends of Mr William Miller (late of Paisley) are respectfully invited to toiiowr his remains from his late residence Mormngtoif, to the place of interment in the Southern Cemetery, on Sunday, the 19th instant, at 2.30 p.m. GOURLEY k LEWIS, Undertakers, George’ street, j