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Evening Star, Issue 3682, 10 December 1874, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART, University Buildings. AN Exhibition of the Work executed by the Students durin / 1874 will be on view on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, the 10th, 11 tli, and 12th. Open from 11 to 4, and from 7 to 9. D. C. HUTTON. BY SPECIAL AUTHORITY Under the Patronage of His Honor the Superintendent. the Mayer of Dunedin, and the People of Otago. GRAND ART EXHIBITION. HxY & CO.’S THIRD ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OP WORKS OF ART. Messrs w. e. hay & co. (late Howell and Hay), in bolding this their Third Annual Art Union in Dunedin, would respectfully request the support of all classes, if only from tde fact that they claim for this distribution of works of art that there is actual bond fide value given in their prizes for the amount set against them. The general satisfaction we have given in previous years is some guarantee that we continue to deserve the support so freely accorded us in these undertakings ; but to all, we say, “ Come and see for yourselves!” J The prizes consist >i richly-framed pictures, after the most eminent anci< nt and modern painters, comprising—Oleographs, chroino-:ithographs, engravings, photographs, autotypes, tinted lithographs, and prints in substantial ornamental, gilt, maple, rosewood, walnut, and other frames. 350 prizes of the value of 1325, in 1,300 tickets at 5s each. The drawing will be conducted on the strict art union principle by a committe of management chosen by. and from, the ticket-holders present at the time of drawing, of which due notice will be given. To take place on or about the end of December. Prizes on view, and cata’ogues on application, next the A themeum, Octagon, Dunedin, trom 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Remember—Admission Free. Mr S. H. SAUNDERS, Agent. PUBLIC NOTICE.—Grand Art Union, Temperance Hall. The drawing in Keith and Wilkies Art Union takes place on Wednesday, the 16th inst., at 6.30 p.m., at the Temperance Hall, Moray place Ali those who have not secured tickets should do so at once. Open daily at the Temperance Hall. R. M'KENZIE, Agent. NOTICE. TUST OPENED, Christmas and New Year Gifts, New Bead Dress Pins, Daggers, Swords, Arrows, in Tortoiseshell, Pearl, Jet, Steel, (-’old Sprays. Back Combs. Rinaud’s best French Perfumery F. BEISSEL, Hair-dresser, Princes street. CAUTION. THE high reputation of the Singer Manufacturing Company’s Sewing Machines has led to numerous attempts to make and sell spurious imitations. The Public are warned against parties advertising or offering for sale imitation Machines as “ The American Singer,” “on the Singer principle,” or “ on tbe Singer system,” in violation of the Company’s legal rights. The only “Singer” Machines are those made by the Singer Manufacturing Company. s Machines sold on deferred payments. G. M. ALDRICH, Agent, Dunedin. (CAMPBELL & CO., Express Proprietors, J Staff >rd street, Dunedin, Furniture, &c., carefully Removed ; all orders promptly attended to. DR. COLE has removed to Albany street. Hours at home before eleven in the morning, after six in tbe evening. Office in Princes street discontinued. MRS DICK’S Registry Office for Servants, Dowling street, fifth house from Princes street steps. BEN NET & JAMISON, Merchant Tailors and Outfitters, BEG to notify* to their numerous Friends and the 1 üblic that th*-y have now* open for inspection a choice assortment of new Tweed, Fancy Coatings and Vestings, ex ship Auckland, which have been specially selected for their Trade, and will be found to give ample satisfaction in newness of style and durability of wear. All orders executed on the most reasonable terms, according to quality, combined with first-class workmanship. B, and J. would also call special attention to their now large and well-assorted stock of Gentlemen’s Mercery and Outfitting, which will be found replete in the latest novelties connected with that Department. An early inspection respectfully invited. NOTE. B. and J. having made arrangements with their Home Agent, will be regularly in receipt of shipments of the newest and moat fashionable goods connected with the trade. ■ heir customers and the public may always rely on finding something new and uncommon Directly Offosite the Post-office. PRINCES STREET, Dunedin. COACHES. COACHES! COACHES 1 Y eend ’S SOUTHERN L] Leaves the Empire Hotel, High street, t morning for TOKOMAIRIRO, LAWRENCE A: BALCLUTHA, At 9 a.m. ; returning daily at 5 p.m. By the above Line, Travellers may rely on receiving every attention and comiort at reasonable fares. For tbe convenience of the public, our Coaches will call at the WHITE HORSE HOTEL Every morning, at 20 minutes to 9. YEEND & M'NEIL, I'VePrielors.