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Evening Star, Issue 3625, 5 October 1874, Page 2

NOTICE.

rTTE beg to inform the Residents in the »T Green Island and West Taieri Districts that arrangements have been made for the circulation of the Evening Star in the former district on the arrival of. the 5.20 p.m. train from Dunedin, and in the latter by Mr L. E. Duncan on the arrival of his coach, which meets the Dunedin late train at Green island. THE COLON! \L BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Nominal Capital ... L 2,000,000. Subscribed Capital ... L 850,000. THE Head Office of this Bank 1s now . Open for the transaction of General Bahking Business in the Premises, High street, Dunedin, lately occupied by the -Union Bank of Australia. L. O, BEAL, Manager. Dunedin, October 1, 1874. NOTICE OP REMOVAL. rjIHE ‘EVENING STAR’ OFFICE is now Removed to Premises in BOND STREET, opposite Messrs J. T. Mackerras and Co.’s New Warehouse. JJEGISTERI REGISTER! REGISTER I A Large Assortment of REGISTER GRATES, All sizes and newest patterns, at unusually ow prices. J. WALLS, Furnishing Ironmonger, Princes and Walker streets. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Bank will be opened at Tapanui on the 30th instant. W. C. ROBERTS, Manager, Sepf. 16, 1874. Dunedin. ZEALAND BREWERY, Cumberland Street, DUNEDIN.

Families supplied with COPELAND’S FOUR-STAR ALE, In Kilderkins Half-hogsheads Barrels Hogsheads. Mr 1 J. T. Bellamy is my authorised Traveller for Family Trade. ■;; * / . .■ JAMES COPELAND. B BAG LE Y & gO N, CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, ~ IMPORTERS DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES, PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, &c., Georqb Street, Dunedin, Are constantly in receipt of shipments r from the GLASGOW APOTHECARIES’ CD., and other firms of established reputation ; while the extent of their own business transactions enables them to give their customers,; the . advantage of a large and varied stock of u the..very best quality and most recent manufacture., Established 1862. QOLONIAL WIN BS, In cases of one dozen each, Containing an assortment of Pour Different Wines.

PRICE, 80a PER CASE, Delivered freefto any part of the City. HOGG & HUTTON. BIRTH. Forester.— On the 2nd October, at Stuart street, Mrs Peter Forester, of a son. ; FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mrs Farquharson are re- : spectfully invited to follow the remains of her late husband from her residence, Stafford street, to the place of interment in the Southern Cemetery, To-morrow Afternoon, at 2.30. QOURLEY & LEWIS, Undertakers, George and Maolaggan streets. AMUSEMENTS— This Evening, Princess Theatre. Smith’s Troupe. Masonic Hall.—Oxford Troupe. Combination