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Evening Star, Issue 3700, 31 December 1874, Page 3

Late Advertisements. ST. PAUL’S SUNDAY SCHOOL. THE AINNUAL PICNIC Of" the above School will take place on Saturday next. Children will meet at the Drill-shed at 11 o’clock a. ra. Should the weather bo unfavorable, the children will be entertained in the Shed. ST. PAUL’S CHURCH CHOIR. rjIHERE will be NO PRACTICE THIS EVENING. A. J. TOWSEY, Choirmaster. KNOX CHURCH AND PELICHET BAY SABBATH SCHOOLS. Annual picnic, Saturday, 2nd January. NOTICE. ORIGINAL COAL DEPOT, STUART ST HULK HENBURY, PORT CHALMERS. ("i S. RRODRICK, having disposed of his T* Coal Business at Dunedin and Port Chalmers to Messrs JONES and HOOPER, solicits a continuance of Orders from his Customers to the new firm. The undersigned having purchased the above Business from Mr G. S. Brodvick, are prepared to execute all Orders on the shortest notice, and at Lowest Market Prices, and also to supply steamers at the Port with Coals, at current rates. JONES AND HOOPER. Dunedin, Ist January, 1875. Orders mw be left at the Yard, or at Mr Brodrick’s Office, Rattray street, and also with Mr Sutherland, grocer, George street. NOTICE. In the Warden’s Court of Otago Goldfields, sitting at Naseby. Dissolution of Partnership. ROBERTS V. COOPER BROS. In Liquidation. Messrs inder & george are hereby instructed to sell by public auction, without reserve, at their auction rooms. Naseby, at 7 p.m. sharp, on Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1875, The following valuable Mining Properties, consisting of the Bai.d of Hope Company’s well-known head race from the Wedderburn, branch races, tail races, 2-acre claim, mining and blacksmith’s tools. Also, one substantial dwelling-horse, stable, dray and harness, and every requisite for the successful and remunerative working of one of the most valuable and permanent properties ever offered to the public of Otago. The lots are especially framed to suit the requirements of all investors, and are enumerated as follows : Lot I.—Water race from the Wedderburn to Mount Ida, 7 miles long, being a right to 6 heads from Wedderburn and intermediate streams. Branch races are cut to command most of the workings at present open at Naseby. 4 dams, with large capacity for the storage of water. The whole property comprising every requisite for the profitable carrying on of a Water Race Company’s business. To he sold in eleven shares. Lot 2. —Tail race for upper part of Wet Gully, terminating in Main Gully, Naseby, about 2 miles long. Lot 3.—Tail race and 2-acre claim, known as Wade’s claim, Wet Gully, Naseby. Lot 4. —Tail race in Moore’s Gully, terminating in Main Gully, Naseby. Lot s.—Mining tools, consisting of hose, boxes, nozzles, crowbars, &c. Lot 6.—Smithy of sod, and roofed with iron, containing the usual tools for a working party. Lot 7. — Stab’e of sod, and iron roof. Lot B.—One tip dray and harness, in good working order. Lot 9. - One saddle and bridle. Lot 10.—One two-roomed wooden building, roofed with iron, being part of the dwelling now occupied by the company’s manager, situate on Slaughter-yard Hill. Lot 11. —One black draught horse, at present astray. For further particulars, apply to the undersigned, or to the Auctioneers, Terms—Cash on the fall of the hammer. R. E. FIELD, Receiver Appointed by the Court. Naseby, Dec. 24th, 1874. THIS EVENING.—Crowds in the Cutting —Special Attractions in Dress, Millinery, riothin S> to c l° se the year with a benefit to all concerned. Thomson, Strang, and Co. rpms EVENING.—Most complete prepai- rations in every Department to meet the Immense Demand for Holiday requirements. and Co. THIS EVENING.—An Immense Variety of all the Nick-nacks required for Holiday and Picnic Occasions. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENING.—A Splendid New Stock of Costumes for the Holidays, fully made and ready for use. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENlNG.—Children's Costumes, Girls’ Costumes, Young Ladies’ Costumes, ready for use, cheap. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENING.—Capes, Capes, Capes; a splendid stock cheap, in Silk, Grenadine, Cashmere, and Lace. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENING. — Rare Bargains to close the year, in Silk Jackets, Silk Polonaises, Lace Jackets, Grenadine Jackets, Cloth Jackets. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENING. —Picnic Dress , the Picnic Hat, the Picnic Braided Skirt, the Picnic Muslin Polonaise, the Picnic Parasol, the Picnic Gloves, the Picnic Ruffle. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENING, Hats Cheaper than Ever. Beautiful New Trimmed Hats, New Millinery Bonnets, Choice Goods, Untrimmed Hats at a discount. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENING.—Special for the Holidays: New Bows, New Scarfs, New Ties, New Sashes, New Collars, New Sets, New Ruffles, New Gloves, New Hose. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENING.—A very special bargain in Muslin and Leno Curtains, and a lot of White Quilts, at little over half-market value. Thomson, Strang, and Co. fX'HIS EVENlNG. —Clothing of superior *- „ cut and quality, specially prepared for -the New Year Holidays at moderate charges. Thomson, Strang, and Co. THIS EVENIN New Tweed Suits, new Trousers and Vests, new Paget Coats—newest Cut of Clothing. Thomson, Strang, and Co. EVENING,—New knicker suits, J. new blouse suitf, new velvet suits, new serge suits, new drill suits, new Garribaldi suits. Thomson, Strang, and Co. HP HIS EVENING.-New shape hats, new JL soft hats, new stiff hats, new half stiff hats, new satin hats, new shell hats, Leghorn hats. Thomson, Strang, and Co, f EVENING. —New dress shirts, new A fancy shirts, new Crimean shirts, new ftarfo, ties, pud collars. Tbojpgon, Strap?, and Co,