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Evening Star, Issue 3994, 13 December 1875, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICES TNTEW PATTERNS IN FLOOR CLOTHS for Rooms, Lobbies, 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. WANTED, by Milliner and Saleswoman, situation, town or country. Good references. Apply Post Office, King street. XT JAN TED, a smart youth as Junior * ▼ Clerk in an office. Apply by letter in applicant’s handwriting. Address box 15, Post t >flice. WAMTED, a strong Parcel Boy. Apply Hichards and Co., adjoining Royal George Hotel, George street. WANTED, Two Working Men, to represent Dunedin in the Assembly, Do not be too late. VT7 ANTED the Public to know, that Geo. ** Eve makes up Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing and Gents’ pwn materials at the lowest possible cost. Does your tailor fit you ? Try the practical Tailor, Stuart street. WANTED, the public to buy asparagus, from the grower ; 40,000 in full bearbearing. Price advertised every week 9s per do?en bunches. W. Reid, High street. WANTED Known—Cl.fford apd Morris’s pew Photographic Gallery is now open. Royal Arcade. WANTED Known—Furniture Removed \yith caro and despatch by Russell’s Expresses, Castle street, near St. Andrew’s street. WANTED Known.—All who want to taste the real Ashet Pie, come to the Glasgow T’ie House. WANTED Known—C. E. Falkner, Hairdresser, Wigmaker, and Ornamental Hair Manufacturer, Importer of Human Hair. Londpn House, George street, Dundin. Eveiy description of hairwork on hand and to order. Tangled hair and combings worked into any Stylo. London prices. WANTtD Known—Thelargest, cheapest, and best assortment in every deserip tion of Plaits, Braid, Coils, Twists, Chignons, io., m the City, at 0. E. Falkner’s, George street. Hair dyed on the new principle.

\J£7 ANTED Known.—GEORGE DAVID- * » SON, in returning thanks to the public for past favors, begs to inform them that he baa just received a splendid Stock of New SUMMER TWEEDS of the latest and most approved patterns. His Guinea Trousers and L 4 Suits are still the order of the day, and gentlemen who promenade through Farley’s Royal Arcade are requested to call at Is o. 27. GEORGE DAVIDSON, Tailor and Clothier. WANTED, Rags and Bones. For Sale, Bone Manure, Superphosphates, and Flock. Goldsmith and Co.’s Mills, Cumberland street (at Gibb’s and Clayton’s). WANTED TO SELL, some good Firewood. Apply at Cattle Market Hotel, Kaikorai Hill. ANTED TO SELL, two staunch heavy Spring cart Horses. Also, Pony, Harness, and Phseton. George Wilson butcher, George street ’ ANTED TO LEND, Money on FreeTM , ecur^y * n sum * va rying from LiOU to L 3.000 ;no commission charged. E. S. Hay, solicitor, Commercial Chambers. 27 Rattray street. TXT ANTED TO SELL, Building Rubble -J * any quantity. M’Glashan’s quarry, Water of Leith. M. W. Hawkins, Princes street, or at the quarry. ANTEDTO SELL, Drain Pipes of every description, Flowerpots, Chimney Tops, Fountains, Vases, Butter Crocks Plowing Tiles, Bricks, &o. Lambert’* Wafcor oP T.flftVi WnrVm, CORPORATION NOTICES QIT Y OF DUNEDIN. THE CORPORATION GAS SUPPLY DEPARTMENT. The City Council having purchased the Dunedin Gasworks, and having arranged to assume the conduct of the gas supply business, as from and after Ist January, 1875, invites applications for the following appointments necessary for the proper working of the department 1. Gas Engineer, in general charge of the works, &c. Salary at the rate of I 400 per annum, with house, fur l, and lighting. 2. Clerk and Accountant for the gas supply business; Town Clerk’s Department. Salary at the rate of L2OO per annum. 3. Collector aud Clerk for the gas supplj business ; Town Clerk’s Department. Salary at the rate of L2OO per annum. 4. Office Youth, for the same department. Salary at the rate of LSO per annum.

Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be lodged with the Town Clerk, Manse street, on or before Tuesday, 21st December inBtant, at noon. CITY OF DUNEDIN. Caution in respect of Damage to the Aspbdte Footpaths of the City by the Use of Water ejected from Hose-piping, for the purpose of allaying dust, TO’OTICE is hereby given that, as the prac.9 foova alluded to is found to be ruinous m its effects upon the asphalted footpaths of the City, the Inspector has been instructed to take legal proceedings against all persons who, after this date, may be known to Wflf.AP frr\m Vir.« n December 10, 1873. J. M. MASSEY. Town Clerk, rr'J's'nose-pip push, footpaths within the City. j. m; ] Pcdsmbflf U, 1875,