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Evening Star, Issue 3760, 12 March 1875, Page 3

Late Advertisements. NEW MILLINERY. M 18 8 BROWNLIE has now the honor of inviting attention to some very Elegant Novelties in Trimmed Hats, bought by her Home Agent,, and the first Styles in the Dunedin Market. MILLINERY SHOW-ROOMS, PRINCES STREET. FOR SALE, Six-roomed House and garden, with splendid view, freehold, in Rattray street, opposite Donilson’s butchery. SOUTH DUNEDIN. BUILDING Allotments for Sale: price. LSO; opposite the St. Kilda Hotel. Terms to suit purchasers. Apply to Mr Jones St. Kilda Hotel ’ LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. NOTICE is hereby given, that the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of “ The Land Transfer Act, 1870,” unless caveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same. Part of sections 6, 7, 8, 9, Ocean Beach District, and part of section 50, block TIL, Town District, Thomas Allan, of Dunedin, seedsman, applicant. 1,802. Allotment 9, block 1., Township of St. Kilda, James William Thomson, of Wairuna settler, applicant. 1,808. ’ Part of Reserve No. 5, Town of Dunedin, Donald M‘Naughton Stuart, Doctor of Divinity, William Hunter Reynolds, James Paterson, Robert Arthur Lawson, Edward Bowes Cargill, Andrew Mercer, and Robert Glendining, Esquires, all of Dunedin, applicants*. 1,809. Section 28, Upper Harbor East District, and sections 1 of 1 and 1 of 2, block I, Otago Peninsula District, Thomas Reynolds, of Casillas, Upper Harbor East, sheep farmer, applicant. 1,814. ’ Section 212, Port Chalmers, John Geary, of Wickliffe Bay, farmer, applicant. 1,816. Part of sections 14, block 1., and 8, block 11., Upper Kaikorai District, John M‘Lennan, of Dunedin, farmer, applicant. 1,821. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 25th day of February, 1875, at the Lands Registry Office, Dunedin. D. F. MAIN, . District Land Registrar. ANTED KNOWN. THE GREAT SENSATION. Ye duffers of the Cuttin’, opponents of the Cave, Why flaunt your ugly banners, the guileless to enslave ? Display your richest garments, and dress your windows bright, For Inglis’s will compete with all—the great attraction night. A marvellous exhibition! most wondrous e’er was seen! One thousand golden watches—all warranted I ween— One thousand golden watches, on order, you can have, All going, at one shilling, at Inglis’s Fairy Cave, Astonishment’s depicted on each inquiring eye, Can this be true ? the fair exclaim; for a shilling can I buy A watch and chain all golden, thereby some pounds I’ll save— Away to this famed warehouse—to Inglis’s magic Cave. Those stringy streamers waving so early in the mom, Are drooping,t disappointed, all wretched and forlorn 1 In vain those Cuttin’ efforts to decoy the fair and brave ; They only tend to point the road to Inglis’s magic Cave! N°W READY —‘lllustrated New Zealai Herald for March, containing amongst oth choice engravings the New Museum, Dunedin. lOR SALE, a large Marquee, 50ft x 25ft. M‘Gi and Thomson, Moray place. F TENDERS will be received till 10 a.m. on Satu day, March 13, to take Seven Pieces of Macl nery out of the barque Jeannie Lonttit. For particulars apply to the Harbormaster. Port Chalmers. O LET, a Pour-roomed House in Roslyn. Apr to Wn. T. Spiers. Rent moderate. TO LET, Fonr-roomed House, 20s per week, c posite Swan and Mitchell’s, Groat King stre Apply at rear, TO LET, one four-roomed Cottage, off Foi street Bridge. Apply H. 8. Fish, jun. T'O LET, Six-roomed House/ fifteen minutes'^ JL from Post Office Moclaggan street TO LET, a Six-roomed ! Apply next door. James Hickey, Paint louse in Harbor terra T 10 LET, a Three-roomed Cottage, near Kensi ton. Apply Mr Moloney’s store. LOST, a Gold Single Lpaf Brooch, between C . Reserve and George street. Reward on turning to Harrop and Neill, Jewellers, Prin street. Harrop and Neill. MRS SECCOMBE con receive her Dress on plying to Mrs Didham, Momington Road not claimed within three days will he sold Ito i expenses. TTMBRELLA HOSPITAL for Broken Ribs i x! . oken Bones, and all kinds of broken Ch neatly nvetted, at Jobn Johnson’s, Stewart str opposite the English Church. ■ A RESPECTABLE Person wishes to take cha of a baby. Address “A. P.,” Stab office. SEPARATE Bedroom required by middled man. Commence from 18th March: model terms. “F. L.,” Star Office. WANTED, Boy about 14, to Run the Stab. Jackson, opposite Caledonia Hotel, G; King street. WANTED to SELL, Fifty Cords, more or . mixed Firewood, near St. Leonards. APorcival, Optician. WANTED, a respectable Lad as apprentici learn Sign-writing, Graining, and Glass 1 Dossing. N. Leves, Walker street. XTr ANTED, Two Rough Carpenters to b IL.ToScSSn.’S** 0 ”- WANTED, a Young Man for Fancy Goods I ness. Apply Jacob’s, Princes street. W 'ANTED, a good Photographic Printer, ton Brothers. EDIT CATION All. MISSES BELL have now r< Music Lessons at their Rooms, 1 street, and request former Pupils to at their usual hours. BUTCHERS. JOHN VEZEY, (Successor to John Gardner! * WHOLESALE & RETAIL BUTCHER, Princes street South, Dunedin, Families waited on for orders in all parts of the City. Shipping Supplied. Pork Skms for sale. George wi l Successor to Edward Menl WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BI George and Maclaggan streets, Di Families waited on for orders in al) parts of the City and Subuibf,