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Evening Star, Issue 3615, 23 September 1874, Page 3

PUBLIC KOTIOSS. KANEIRI WATER RACE COMPANY, LIMITED. WE have sold all the unallotted Shares in the Company, but are prepared to receive applications for a few shares which are likely to be forfeited in consequence of non-payment of calls, through insolvency or neglect of former applic ;nts. WEBB & FULTON. GREYMOUTH COAL MINING CO. (Limited.) I AM Furnished with Monthly Report and Plans, &c.. for the information of Dunedin shareholders in the above Company and they may he examined at my office. G. F. REID. PINAL NOTICE. ALL Accounts due to the Undersigned must be paid on or before the end of the month, or legal proceedings will be taken to enforce payment of same. Payments can be made to Mr D. B, Hay, „ ALEXANDER R.‘ HAY. September 18, 1874. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTICE. TOWNSHIP OP ST. LEONARDS. THE Unsold Sections in the above Township can be had from the undersigned at the rate of 1.20 per acre ; purchasers having all the advantages offered at the sale. M‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN, & CO. WM. DALRYMPLE, Jr., Licensed Land Broker, prepares all the necessary Deeds for Transferring, Conveying, Leasing, and Mortgaging Land under the new Act. &.SO N, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, Conveyancers, &c., RATTRAY STREET, Dunedin and Tol'omairiro, THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE JAGE. UST Received, another shipment of that splendid Egyptian Hair Coloring ; restores the color of the hair, whether lost by age or sickness j does not color or injure the skin or the finest fabric.

Agent : F. BaLSSEL, Hairdresser, Princes street. Also, spendid patterns Tortoiseshell Back Combs, Pins, Sprays, Plaits, Hair Work of every description. For the growth of hair use BEISSEL’S CANTHARADITE FLUID. THE Undersigned, in returning thank* to Ins numerous Friends and Customers for the very liberal patronage he has received during the last two and a half years of his re-opening business in Dunedin, would confidently call attention to his large and well ! selected stock of Mosgiel and other Tweeds and, while soliciting a continuation of the ! support hitherto received, can promise Workmanship, Fit, and Material equal to any in the Trade in Town. Prices, per suit irom L 3 10s 6d to L 4 15s 6d. Black cloth and other suits equally cheap. Gentlemen providing their own cloth will have it made up with despatch, and tho same attention as other customers. J. ADAMS, Tailor, &c., George street, Dunedin. CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS OF NEW ZEALAND SCENERY, CD. BARRAUD proposes publishing a . Collection of Views in (Jhromo-Litho- j graphy, embracing scenes of interest in the North and Middle Islands, I To enable him to carry the scheme out, he ' wishes to secure a ceitain number of sub- 1 scnbers, to whom the work will be issued at a lower rsijc than the published plaice, | A prospectus, giving further particulars, may be obtained of W, Hodgkins, Esq Prices street, Dunediu, who has kindly consented to receive subscribers’ names. Wellington, August 31, 1874. NOTICE. THE District Board and Ratepayers of the Mornington Road District did, on the 9th day of September, 1874, at a meeting of the Board duly constituted, pass the following resolution, namely “ That this Board unanimously resolves to borrow the sum of five hundred pounds (L 500). at the current rate of interest, for the purpose of supple meeting tho highway rates, for the general improvement of the roads within the said district.’* And the foregoing resolution is hereby published in compiance with the provisions of Section 188 of “ The Otago Roads Ordinance, 1871.” Dated at Mornington this 21st day of Sentcmber, 1874. F JOHN E. ATTWOOD, Clerk to the Board. NOTICE. rpHE District Board and Ratepayers of the X Mornington Road District,' on the 9tb day of September, 1874, at a meeting of the Road Board duly constituted, did, by resolution duly passed, express their resolution to levy a special rate of one shilling in the pound on the full nett annual value of all rateable property within the said Road District, for the period of twelve months from the 30bh:day of June, 1874; and notice is hereby given that a statement of the proposed rate, and of the estimate of the money required for the several purposes of the Road District for the current year 1874-1875, may now be inspected at the house of tho Clerk qf the Board at Mornincrton. Dated at Mornington this 21st day of Sepher, 1874. JOHN E. ATTWOOD, Clerk.

TABLET IN MEMORY OF THE LATE REV. DR BURNS. THE Deacons’ Court of the First Church having resolved lo eject a Tablet iu the Church to the Memory of the late Rev. Thomas Burns, D. D. ; and as many friends not connected with the Church have expressed a desire to contribute to the funds for this purpose, they and others who may wish to subscribe will be afforded an opportunity of doing so through the following gentlemen, who have kindly offered to receive subscriptions, viz Messrs Paterson and M'Leod, Princes street; Messrs J. Mollison and Son, Rattray street; Messrs Park and Curie, Princes street; Mr A. Mercer, Eattray street; Mr John M'Landresa, Princes street; Mr J. T. Mackerras, Bond street; Mr Janies Walls, Princes street; Mr A. C. Begg, High street. Subscriptions will also be received by any of the office-bearers of the First Church and the following members of Committee:— Robert Paterson, of Paterson and M'Leod ; Thomas Stewart, at Mr A. R. Livingston’s ; James Muir, Manor place ; Wm. Young, at the Colonial Bank. ROBERT PATERSON, Treasurer.