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Evening Star, Issue 3790, 17 April 1875, Page 1

PUBLIC! NOTICE. CLOG and Patten Maker, suitable for all wet occupation. J. Leach, opposite York Hotel, George street. OPENING OP THE NEW CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN, AND LAMPWAFE BUSINESS. SUE BEER & CO. • have pleasure in announcing to the publie that their extensive Show-rooms are now opened up with amagnificant assortment of China, Glass, Earthen, and Lampware, comprising many novelties not hitherto introduced into this market. The new Buck-eye Hand Shuttle Sewing Machine, price L 3 10s. The Wilson Vienna Prize Medal Stand Machines, price L 8 10s. RETAIL DEPARTMENT, Princes stub t WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT, Stafford STREET. E. VALLEY TIMBER YARD. CITY PRICES. Just over the Toll Bar. M'LEAN & CO. pUBLIC NOTI CE. MrF. T. VAN HEMERT, M.R C.S.E. and D.S. A., &c., begs lo intimate to the inhabitants of Dunedin and surrounding district that he has commenced Practice as Consulting Surgeon and Practitioner, having had twenty years experience in the Colonies, and recently arrived from England, after two years’ travel, during which period he visited all the principal Hospitals In Britifcraha-thg 'Contiflimfr,: and saw all the recent improvements in medical and surgical science. He has taken chambers adjoining the National Portrait Gallery, late ‘Daily Times’ Office, Princes street south, Dunedin. Hours of from 10 a.TB. o 4 p.m. WANTED KNOWN. rpHE SPANISH RESTAURANT - Is Now OPEN. ' If you want a Good or Bed, go to the Spanish Restaurant, Breakfast ready at Seven a.m. MRS. E. BAUME has much pleasure in informing the Ladies of Dunedin that she has just opened ex late arrivals a splendid assortment of Berlin Wpol Work, comsisting of Banner Screens, Bannerets, Cornices, Cosies, qnd other novelties too numerous to mention. This shipment has been carefully selected for her from the Conti-, nental Markets by her Home Agent, and she requests an early inspection. Every variety of Fancy Work, &c.. made up on the premises. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL.-Mrs Gillon’s School, George street. The second quarter w ill begin on Monday, 19th instant. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. THE Second Quarter will begin on Moi the 19th inst. Fees for the Upper Classes, L2 10s per qua bees for the Junior Classes, L2 „ All fees payable in advance, M. G. BURN, NCIENT and Modern Languages.— G Latin, German, ench, Italian, Spanish; Drawing, Painting, &c., &c. A. BUEOHI comer of Octagon and George street, a Peterson’s, grocer. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OP ART, University Buildings. LADIES’ AFTERNOON CLASSES rpHE Second Quarter of the above Im April **° n commence on Monday, the Open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frid from 2 to 4 p. m, * ••• ••• 15s per Quarter,. DUNEDIN SCHOOL OF ART. Evening Classes. Quarter commences on Moi 19th April Open on Mondays vv ednesdays for Free-hand Drawing, I mg, &° ;> and on Tuesdays and Thursday Mechanical and Architectural drawing fi to 9, I ee, 10s per quarter. ' D. C. HUTTO private SCH 00 I Opposite the Bell Tower. FjmE SECOND QUARTER begini Monday, 19th instant. The Rev. T. L. Stanley has accommod for boys as Boarders. T„„ HOYS’HIGH SCHOOL. HE Second Quarter will begin on ] i the 19th ouiTent. Boarders wi oeived by Mr Norrie, at the Rectory, clay, the 26th current. Fee for Day L2 per quarter. For Board, includii mg and Tutorial assistance, LlO per exclusive of the School Fee, payable c in advance. Prospectuses may be ' from JOHN HISLOP, Se<?i fMISSES BELL have now Music Lesions at their Rooms, street, and request former Pupils 1 »t thei> tufas] hofatf,