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Evening Star, Issue 3858, 6 July 1875, Page 2

Special Advertisements. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. L LYONS has MONEY TO LEND, m Sums varying from FIVE POUNDS to FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS, on personal or any other available security, repayable by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, f required. The lowest rate of interest charged. Money Lent on Bills of Sale. Bills Discounted. Valuations Made. Note the Address— L. LYONS, Crockery Shop, Fleet street, Arcade. INFANTS’ Trimmed Monthly Gowns from 3s Infants ’ Trimmed Night Gowns from 2s 3d Infants' Lawn Shirts, Ist and 2nd sizes, from 7d Infants' Flannel Barries from 4s 6d I Infants 1 Night Flannels from 2s 9d : Infants’ Flannel Squares from 3s 9d Infants’ Head Flannels from 4s 3d Infants’ Bibs from 7d Infants’ Worked Robes from 10s 6d Infants’ Frock Bodies, from Is 2d Infants’ Long and Short Slips, trimmed and untrimmed, very cheap Infants’ Cloaks, splendid value, from 15s 6d Infants’ Pelisses, Squares, Silk and Woollen Hats and Hoods Infants’ Travelling Hoods. A large and splendid stock of the abov at MISS BROWNLIE’ . Princes street. (Three doors from Octagon.) THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. AN Office of this Bank will be opened for General Banking Business at Green Island, Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Temporary office at Mr J. M‘Lean’s Store, near Railway Station. L. 0. BEAL, ' Manager, Dunedin. Dunedin, June 16, 1875. 1834 PORT, ,40 YEARS OLD. Per Doz. UOs COLONIAL WINES, from 30s. »» ~ of unusual quality > From the Grange Vineyards, S.A. / * >B, TEAS, in Large and Varied Stock, HOGG & HUTTON, Princes street.

FUNERAL NOTICE,

CHE Friends of the late Archibald M‘Par- . l ane are respectfully invited to follow his remains from his late residence off King street, near the Prince Alfred Hotel, to the plaee ol: interment, the South General Cemetery, on Thursday, the Bth instant, at 2 p.m. GOURLEY & LEWIS, Undertakers, George and Maclaggan streets. FUNERAL NO I'ICE. npHE Friends of the late Mr Thomas Newft. _ ton are respectfully invited to follow his remains from the residence of his brother, Mr John Overend Newton (top end of Maclaggan street), to the place of interment, the Southern Cemetery, To-morrow (Wednesday), the 7th instant, at 3 p.m. GOURLEY & LEWIS, Undertakers, Oeorge and Maclaggan street.