BUSINESS NOTICES: PATTERNS IN FLOOR CLOTHS for Rooms, Lobbies, and Passages. Cocoa Matting, plain and striped. Felt Carpets, Is 9d per yard. Now Felt Squares. New Door Mats and Slips. New "Wool Mats. HERBERT, HAYNFS, & CO. WANTED. WANTED, a Sawyer —one used to keeping saws preferred. .Apply A. Fulton and Co.. George street Timber Yard. ANT BD. a competent Barber. Apply, sharp, A. Doodeward, Stafford street. T\l ANTED, a Woman to Sew Carpets. Apply North and Sconllar, Rattray street. I ANTED, a Good General Servant. Apply Mrs Hamaan, Regent Road, off George street. w miutn. ANTED, Young Man to learn good trade; learnt in three months; pieJ. T. Roberts, Princes street south. WANTED, a Dressmaker; a first-class hand. A. and T. Inglis. ■VTEW ZEALAND CLOTHING EAC--i-AI TOLY open to engage labor. [ ANTED, Men and Female Servants al- . ways, for town and country districts Private offices for ladies. J, Skene, Princes street. VTJ ANTED, t he Ladles to inspect the best Millinery and Underclothing in Dunedin. Mrs W. A. Jenkins, George street Octagon, from Peter Robinson’s, Oxford street' London. WANTED The Public to Know the cheapest and best Coals can be had on the shortest notice at the Central City Coal Depfit, Great King street. Orders may be Mt at Weir and Samson’s, George street; R. Mercer’s, Princes street south: or, at Receiving Box, India's Corner, High street Clarke and Pe pleton Coal Merchants. ANTED Known—To the public in gene- ▼* _ ra], that I have been successful in securing a laitre stock of Tweeds for cash. 3,000 yards, different patterns, at 11 Is the trousers, and 1.4 the suit. Not to be equalled in the trade for fit, finish, and workmanship. George Davidson, Arcade. WAN L'ED Known—Half a Quarter Acre • n of four apartments to Let in George street. A. Findlater. WANTED KNOWN THE cheapest and best plao to get Furs Cleaned, Altered, or Ma to Order—a furrier, who has worked in Paris and London being employed for the purpose—is the already so well-known and long-ostablished firm— G. HIRSCH’S DUNEDIN DYE WORKS, George street, near Octagon,
Known Germany, Italy, France, England, America. f'anada. In the above countries I have woi ked as furrier. D. Ooheu, fur shop, George street. f ANTED Known—The most comfortable » ▼ bedrooms ate at Watson’s Passengers called for eatly trains and coaches. \\J ANTED Known That Miss Hill, i>l P r( - Bsn ?aker, gives Lessons in Fitting &nd Cutting; six lessons, 10s 6d. Apply corner of Moray Place and Stuart street. Register office for servants. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ~V\T ANTED Known—Samuel M’Kav, book. ’ Moagiel, has been appointed agent for Francis Coutfa and Sons’, London Snteed Acetic Acid Cure for Rheumatism, •ago, and all other acute pains incident to body. General directions sent with the medicine. TJSyTANTED Known.—D. Cohen begs to * intimate to the 1 aclies of Dunedin that he has engaged a I ondon dresser to dye and clean ostikh and other feathers. Furs made to order, altered, and repaired. Satin kid boots and gloves cleaned. Spots from oil and paint taken out from silk, velvet, and all wear* apparel. Oil coats and van covers made At George street, next to Bank of New Zealand. An JED Known—Peisons wishing t( ... _ V U ! ld cl ir ap h° u s<-s can be suppliei with Red I ine Scantling, in lots to suit pur chasers, at 10s and 12s per 100 ft; also, Oregoi aud Deal Laths at reduced prices ; and, havin' Il j'rj.- ColT! J de * ed erection of our extensiv' additional sawing and planing machinery, w. are in a posi-ion to do all kinds of eawiri" planing, tongueing, and groviug f or th tradi and general public on the sliortf st notice. Price given on application to Gibbs and Clayton’ Haw, lianmg, and Manufacturing Mills, Cum berland street. V\/ ANTED Known— That Janies Hyn • late of the Glasgow Pie hous has opened the Auld Scotch I ie-heuse Wa aggan street, Dunedin. A visit invited. AN lED Known— A. Deacon, practical saw-maker. Saws set, sharpened hammered, and re-toothed. Orders left at Hughes and Harvey : s will be promptly attended to, ANTED Known— ln consequence of expiration of lease and rebuilding of larger and more suitable premises for extension of business, E. Stokes, tailor and clothier o»eorge street, has determined to sell off his entire stock of Tweeds and Clothing, amounting to over one thousand pounds, by reducing the prices of suits to such a low margin of profit as will meet the means of all who are in want of a first-class suit of clothing. His ability as a cutter and tradesman is so well ~°7 n 88 t( ? De £ d no comment. Good wine needs no bush. Five percent, will be allowed to all customers for rompt ea hj.
w ANTED TO LET, for Suite of Offices, CV... " aIOVB A - IlSlis “ ti - ANTED TO SELL, Drain Pipes of every description. Flower Pots, Chimney Vftnon * * Tops, Fountains, Vases. Butter CrS* & ,3rw “r* /ANTED 10 SELL, Buggies, Pxprea* tß v Waggons, Salisbury, Whitechapel, Spring Carts.’ Carriagef^ every description made to order. Carver «n d Uo„ George street. Dunedin. a
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Evening Star, Issue 3862, 10 July 1875, Page 1
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847Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3862, 10 July 1875, Page 1
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