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Evening Star, Issue 3726, 1 February 1875, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. TURKISH BATH. THE New Batl* of the Otago Turkish Bath Company (Limited), are now open to the Public at the New Buildings, Moray place, under the management of Mr W. S. Burton, long connected with similar institutions in England and the Colonies. Tariff— Turkish Bath 3_ Turkish Bath including Sulphur Ikith T.! 3s Turkish Bath Book containing eight tickets of admission . a/v, Sicilian Bath ... ... Tepid Swimming Bath entirely free’ from danger to youths learning to swim 6d Each Wednesday, from 8 m to 8 p.m., will be devoted to ladies, under the auporintendeuce of Mrs Burton, who has had very considerable experience. J Tepid Swimming Bath open from 6 a.m. to o p. m. Tickets can be procured at the Baths, or at the principal City hotels. . , UEQUHART MACPHBRSON, rjl URKI sII BAT H, MORAY PLACE. The Greatest Luxury of the Age ! Try it. JF you wish to enjoy your Holidays, visit THE TURKISH BATH, Moray place. Tepid swimming bath Moray Place. ’ Open from 6 a.m. to 8 n.m. 6d. T URKISH BAT I Moray Place. /T , -BUTTON Manager, (Late of Russell street, Melbourne, and Eust( Road, London). CD A Y I E S • General Wood Turner, Manufacturer of Window Poles, Rings, &c., & St. Andrew street, Dunedin, | 6 _TIiOR N C R O F * Mid; - ' ; (■. ’I . S .SCir, K i- 'i'iv-I 'J suit the Colonial Coals, will be found ruuc better and Cheaper than any imported. cured** 8 * 13 kinds. Smoky Chimnej B. Patronised by H.M. the Queen, H.R.H. i Prince and Princess of Wales, The Principal Nobility of the English Midlt ■ Counties, and Ihen-Excdikncies Sir George Grey, Sir Geo I . Bowen, and Sir G. Fergusson, Governor of New Zealand. BU KT ON BROTHER Photographers and Artists, , Princes street, Dunedin, Have opened the Season of 1874-5, with £ revised price list, So that they are now producing the High Class of Photography at exceedingly Moderate Prices. 3 W- They are now exhibiting their N Panorama of Dunedin, taken from the Spiro the First Church., 1 See opinions of the Press,