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Evening Star, Issue 3864, 13 July 1875, Page 2

Special Advertisements. MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. LYONS has MONEY T0 LEND, in \J» 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. TNFANTS' Trimmed Monthly Gowns from Infants' Trimmed Night Gowns from 2n 3d Infants' Lawn Shirts, Ist and 2nd siz?s, from 7d Infants' Flannel Barnes from 4s 6d Infants' Mght Flannels from 2s 9d Infants' Flannel Squares, from 3s 9d Infants' Head Flannels from 4s 3d rnfentß' Bibs from 7d Infants' Worked Robes from 10a 6d Infants' Frook Bodies from Is 2d Infants' Long and Short Klips, trimmed and nntrimmed, very cheap Infants' Cloaks, splendid value, frem 15s 6d Infants' Pelisses, Squares, Silk and Woollen Bats and Hoods Infants' Travelling Hoods. A large and splendid stook of the above at MISS BROWNLIE'S, Princes strbbt. (Three doors from Ootagon.) OEMS —BY DUGALD FERGUSON.

Second Issue. OPINIONS OP THE PRESS. ... " The author fairly establishes his claim to a place among the poets of the day." —' Guardian' " In the small volume before'us much that is/worthy of all praise. . . The 'Otago Witness.' "This addition to the literature of the Colony is very welcome."—' Tuapeka Times.' "Mr Ferguson's thoughts, if a little* ragged, are weighty."—« Evangelist.' "In the mere workmanship of hie art, Mr PergUßon at onci commands attention. His versification, so far as rhyme, rhythm, and ' uageareco ' * * * Price 3s 6d, neatly bound in cloth. Can be obtained at REITS & WILKIE'S, Princes Btreet. }€* A PORT, 40 YEARS OLD. COLONIAL WINES, from 30s. ii *, of unusual quality) ,- Prom the Orange Vineyards, S.A. f TO * TEAS, in Large and Varied Stock. HOGG & HUTTON, Princes Btreet.

FUNERAL NOTICE. THB Friends of the late Mr George Sinclair are respectfully invited to folio* his remains from hia late residence, Cargill street, to the place of interment, the Northern Cemetery, on (To-morrow) Wednesday, the 14th mat., at 2 p.m. QOURLEY & LEWIS, Undertakers, George and Maclaggan streets. FUNERAL NOTICE.

THE Friend* of Francis and Annie Oarr, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their late Bon Francis Thomas, which will leave their residence, Clyde street, for the Northern Cemetery, at a quarter past three WALTER G. GfiDDES, Undertaker, Octagon.