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BtJSTETJSSS NOTICES EW PATTERNS IN FLOOR CLOTHS for Rooms, Lobbiea, and Passages. Cocoa Matting, plain and striped. Felt Carpets, Is 9d per yard. New Felt Squares. New Boor Mats and Slips. New Wool Mats. HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO. WANTED. "ANTED, good General Servant, sixteen to eignteen ypars of age. Apply James Reid, druggist, Princes street, »»/'ANTED, a (General Servant. Apply * Mrs Burton, William street, top of High street. ANTED, by a Gentleman, comfortable * Board n-nd Lod.'inc: ; North Dnnedin preferred. Address " Quip," Star Office. ,7ANTED, a General Servant. Apply ' v Mrs G. Mathescn, Lcith street. Reference required. 'ANTED, in Drapery or Outfits ; cmntry ; Home and Colonial experience; pond references. Mr Mansfield. Great Kiiur street. Dunedin. RANTED, a competent Hand for the . . Dress Department. A. and T. Inglis. ANTED, competent Bottler. J;is, Wilson and Co., We'l Park Brewery. 7"ANTED. Qufirrvmen to quarry ballast—constant einp'oyrueut. Apply Clark and Son, Port ('lia'nvrs. f ANTED, a practical man to take charge of the Cricket Oval; one accustomed to mowing and patching. None but experienced hands need apply. D. K. Rhodes, Cricket Pavilion. 'ANTE IJ, four first-class Shepherds, with dogs. Apply to Henry Driver, N.Z.L. and M.A. Co. TANTED, Smart Youth, about fourteen, ' for cash desk. A. and T. Inglis. 'AWTED, a Competent Hand for the Merceiy Department. A. and T. Inglis. [TANTED Known Madam Jean- ' nette will Sing at the Concert, Kaikorai Drill-shed, Friday, September 24. Xjrr ANTED, Tenders Painting and Plumb- ▼ » ing eight-roomed house. Grant, George itreet north. * '•' dispose of their Furniture and Effects —That the new Auction Sale-rooms, Stafford street, is now open to receive goods of every description ; th« lowest rates of commission charged ; cash advanced on goods prior to sale by auction. J. Lazarus, auctioneer. TANTED Known—Wm. Reid, Nurseryman and Seedsman, opposite Watson's New pining Rooms, corner of High and Princes streets. / ANTED Known —Reid having been "* buying Seeds.from the growers themselves in Tasmania, can supply them gtfod and cheap. RANTED Known—Can get at Reid's Trees and Shrubs any size. Very cheap; come and see for yourselves.

WANTED KNOWN. AGS! I? AG S ! BAGS i bought in any quantity. GOLDSMITh & CO 's MILLS, Cumberland street (at Gibbs and Clayton's). WAN'IED Known That E. STOKES, Tailor, &c, has purchased a. very superior stock of Tweeds and Cloths, which he submits at the lowest piicei, on aocount of his removing to much larger and more suitable premises. His stock is much larger, and, the assortment is equal to any house inTown. He has reduced his Tweed Suits to L 4 ss, and Trowsers to Ll Is. Such value has never before been offered to the public. As a greater Inducement to pay ready cash, five per cent, is allowed as a bonus to all customers. Note the address : E Stokes. Tailor and Clotheir, next British Hotel, George street. WANTED KNOWN GEORGE HOE DEE, News, House, and Commission agent. George street, begs to thank his numerous friends for the large "sharp of support accorded him in the past, and to inform them that he is row in a position to supply either the • Times,' ' Guardinn,' or Star, as may be required. All orders may be sent to his resiOenpe, George street. Eents collected. WANTED Known—To the public in general, that I have been successful in seenring a large stock of Tweeds for cash. 3,000 yards, different patterns, at Ll Is the trousers, and L 4 the suit. Not to be equalled in the trade for fit, finish, and workmanship. George Davidson, Arcade. WANTED Known—That James~Hyndman, late of the Glasgow Pie-house, has opened the Auld Scotch f ? ie-house, Macajjgan street, Durcdin. A visit invited.

ANTED TO PURCHASE, a few Fort . bury Park Company's shares. Ap (J ]y by letMr, stating price, to Thomas Edwards, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. »V in anv quantity. M'Glashan's quarry, Water of Leifch. M. W. Hawkins, Princes Btreet, or at the quarry. WANTKD TO LEND, Money, on freehold security, in any sum from LSO to L 5.000. E. S. T)ay, solicitor, Commercial Chambers, 27 Pattray street. *7 , Second-hand Fiix-honje Waggon. Mr Musker, Noah's Ark Stables VT7ANTED TO SELL or Exchange, «• r. ?° r T? 8 ' I)ray8 ' Hf ™«, Busies, SpnngCarts, Expresses. Apply Roberts, Union Btieet. v-1 dcGcnption, Flower Pota, Cbim»ev Tops, FountW Vases, Butter Crook/; Flooring Tileaßnck ß , &<, Lunbert'a Water of T .frith WANTED TO SELL, Bugglea, Waggona. Salisbury, Whitechapel and ordinary Spring Cart??. Carriages 0 \ every description rmd& to order. Carver and

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Evening Star, Issue 3924, 21 September 1875, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3924, 21 September 1875, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3924, 21 September 1875, Page 1

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