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Evening Star, Issue 3880, 31 July 1875, Page 3

Lata Advertisements, MONDAY, 3rd AUGUST, t At 12 o’clock. TO IRONMONGERS, STOREKEEPERS, CARPENTERS, kc. T) M. SPEDDING is instructed by 'Messrs Brogden & Sons to sell by auction, at his rooms, on Monday, 2nd August, at.l2 o’clock, An invoice of carpenters’ tools, consisting Planes, chisels, saws, bradawls, spokeshaves, gimblets, gouges, asms, adzes, augurs, dividers, pincers, squares, hammeis, scicwdrivers, oilstonen, careen* lers’ chests, &c., &c., &c. F Also, 40 kegs assorted nails. Without reserve. MONDAY, 2nd AUGUST, [At 12 o’clock. HOUSEHOLD FUENItTURE, W BARNETT & 00. *. are instructed by Miss Simpson to sell by auction the whole of her Uouieliold Furniture—Piano, Parlor Furniture, Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen Utensils, &c.—No reserve. 1.0. G.T. UNION OF OTAGO TEMPLE. \ MEETING of the abovo Temple will _C3I. be held at the Temperance Hall on Friday next, August 6. Business : Conferring the Second Degree. ROBERT M'KENZIE, Decree Secretary. NATIONAL PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. THE Regular Monthly Meeting of the above Society for the purpose of receiving Subscriptions, &c., will be held on Monday Evening, 2nd August, between the hours of ‘ 6 and 8 o’clock, at the Company’ll Office, No. 1 Chambers, Princes street. JAS. B. MUULLOCH, Sec. PUBLIC NOTICE. ALL owners of property in the Townships of St. Kilda, Forbury, f fc'Musselburg, South Duuedin, Kensington, Darley, and Kew who are in favor of those townships being proclaimed a Municipality, are notified that copies of the Memorial to his Honor the Superintendent 'may be signed at any of the following business places, viz. : Fleming’s Produce Store, Princes street; Braithwaitc, Stationer, Fleet street; G. W. Elliot, Insurance Office; F. Meenau’s Produce Store, George street; and Massey and Gallagher’s Store, King street.

LOST, a large black cross-bred Dog, .answers to the name “Nep.” Finder rewarded on bringing same to cottage adjoining footbridge, Clyde street. ANTED, young Gentleman as Boarder. Apply Hogg and Hutton, Princes w street. •'VTEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACJJa TORY want ten more good Needlewomen and Bnttonbolers. M‘Kenzle. TROUSERS AND VESTS to be sold at auction prices. Bullen and EN S and Boy’s Suita must be sold regardless of cost. Bullen and M‘Kenzie. L AST Three Weeks of the Great Clearing Sals at Bullen and M‘Kenzie’s, Cutting. WANTED, a respectable Girl. Mrs Kimbell, Princes street south. ANTED Known. That Watson’s Restaurant is open on Sundays. Breakfast from 8 o’clock; Dinner from 12 45 to 2 p.m. ; Tea, from" Still half-past 6 Ij’ TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH WARD. GENTLEMEN, —I beg to intimate that I retire from my candidature for election to the City Council as your representative. I am free to adopt this course, inasmuch as my nomination did not follow upon a requisition or any expressed desire on the part of a considerable number of ratepayers that I should offer myself, but was resolved upon at the last moment, after conference with a few friends. My .retirement, therefore, will not cause any disappointment of the previous arrangements of the electors.

I now retire, because it does not appear to me that the matters which I look upon as of the first importance to the Ward, particularly in connection with the Princes street Widening, excite a sufficient degree of interest in the electors, outside of those personally affected, to warrant rny putting them and myself to the trouble and expense of a contested election. And, moreover, I should not care to assume an office-which would bring a tax upon my time mid attention that t can ill afford, without being assured of a full measure of support and sympathy on the part of the body of electors. I am, &c., Dunedin, July 31,1875. SOUTH WARD ELECTION. SCANLAN RESIGNED IN FAVOR OF ROJgBOTHAM. GENTLEMEI^— I beg to resign my Candidature of South Ward in favor of Mr R. Ros-botham, soliciting my friends votes in his behalf.—Yours, very truly, ‘JOHN SCANLAN. SOUTH WARD ELECTION. COUZENS RESIGNED IN FAVOR OF ROSSBOTHAM, GENTLEMEN,— I beg to resign my Candidature of South Ward in favor of Mr 1L Rossbotham, soliciting my friends’ votes in his behalf. Yours very truly, WILLIAM E. COUZENS. COOKING STOVES. New and Complete, from 655. GIBBS AND CLAYTON, Bond street, APPLES, Jams, and Tart Fruits; cheap. GIBBS AND CLAYTON, Bond street. [CABD.] THE WALTON PARK COAL COMPANY (Limited), above Company having determined to t u^ al r, a trade, they have appointed jVU' John lameiman as their Canvasser and Collector, and are prepared to execute with despatch all orders for (ireen Island Coal entrusted to them - weight and quality guaranteed. Orders may be left with Mr J. Runciman, North East Valley ; Wilson Brothers, Great King street; or at the. office in Rattrav street. J N.B.—Consumers are earnestly requested when ordering the Company’s coal to see that they get it, as inferior kinds are often substituted. Prices: 20s per ton delivered »n the flat. . ton delivered on the hills and at Kensington. 21s per ton delivered outside toll gates.