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Evening Star, Issue 4021, 15 January 1876, Page 1

FOB SALB. FOR SALE. BOUT One Mile from Town-One Acre of Land (freehoM), with seven-roomed dwell-ing-house and four-roomed cottage thereon. Apply M'LANDRESS. HEPBURN, & Co. IO!t SALE, Primrose Hill, Mornington, ■j J-Acro of Land, with substaniial brick building, known a-t the Piimrose Hill Store; also a well-built 4-Roomed Timber Cottage, and land adjoining. J. T. Roberts, Prince? street. \ EIRSC CLASS TOBACCONIST BUSI. - NESS for Sale, doing good trade, *itu-at'-'d in George street, near Octagon. Apply Beaver B: others and Salomon's Wholesale Warehouse, High street. I/* OR SALE, Two Four-roomed Houses, situ«C ated in Cumbeilaud s!r< et. Easy terms. Jones, Basch, and Co., Temp'e t harnbe s. ■"pWENTY SECTIONS (c'oselo the main S road) in Rothsay for Sale. Apply T. Anderson, Rothsay. OR SALE, one or two choice Sections, fronting York place, near Smith street; also, Land, in Kuikorai d strict, adjoining township of Anderston, in portions to suit purchasers ; prices moderate and terms easy »ppiy C. R. Chapman, solicitor, Princes street. SALE, 200 kegs Hall's Blasting 8- Powder, in lots to suit purchasers. Bouman, Macandrew, and Co., Jetiy street. IAOR SALE, at Eglinton, £ of an Acre, with <P house of ei»ht rooms, wash-house, and fowl-house, andgaiilen; beautifully situated. Wm, Brown, Princes street. I )R SALE, in Cumberland street, together or separately, a Five aiul a Six Roomed House, with half-section each ; gardens well stocked. Wm. Brown, Princes street. PUBLIC NOTICES THE NORMAL SCHOOL, DUNEDIN. rHK Normal Institution will bo opened on Monday, the 24th current. The Practising School will be conducted in all respects as an ordinary Elementary School; the branches taught, the rates of school fees, the school hours, holidays, &c , being the same as in the Duncdin District Sch ols.

Attpndance will be given at the school on the 15:h and folowing dajs from 2 to 4 o'clock p.m. to give information to intending students of tho Training Department, and to enter scholars for the Practising School. W. S. FITZGERALD, Hector. THE GIRLS'HIGH SCHOOL, DUNEDIN. ' JPHE School will be ro-opened on Tuesday « tho Ist February. Additional and very suitable Class-room and Boarding accommodation has been providedFees.—For Day School, Junior Division, L2 per quarter; Senior Division, L2 10s per quarter. For Board and Washing, with assistance in home studies, Fifty Guineas per annum. Prospectus containing full information may be obtained on applicati n at the Educatoin Office or the School. M. G. BURN, Lady Principal THE HIGH SCHOOL, DUNEDIN. "VHE SCHOOL will be re-opened on Tues- - day, the Ist February. A number of _ orders can be accommodated at the Rectory. Fees.— For Day School, L2 per quarter. For Board, inc'ndiug tutorial assistance and washins:, Fifty Guineas per annum. Prospectu«es, containing full information, may be obtained on application at the Education Office or the Eectory. WILLIAM NORRIE, M.A., Rector. UNIVB2JSI IT LIBRARY OF REFERENCE. >HE Public are informed that any person may obtain free admission to the Library by obtaining a ticket from the Registrar. The ticket is available for the current year, and is renewable. By order of the Library Committee. W. H. MANSFOIID, Registrar. HONOGRAPHY.-Mr Diack's Evening Class, Maitland street, will Re-open on Monday, the 17th. Lessons by post. CALEDONIAN SOCIF/TY OF OTAGO'S J LEASEHOLDS. Terms and particulars on application to H. FINDLATEB, Secretary. -OTICE OF REMOVAL.—B. STOKES, _LN Tailor and Clothier, in returning thanks to his numerous customers and friends for their liberal patronage and support for the last 14 yearn, in George street, begs to inform them that he has commenced business in his new premises, coiner of Kiug and Hanover streets, opposite Baptist Chapel. Ha haß now every facility for carrying on a first-class Tailoring and Clothing Trade, and trusts that those who have not favored him will give him a call of inspection, as they will find his charges for suits are strictly moderate, and the fit and style of his garments are equal to any in New Z r aland. Note the Address— STOKES'S BUILDINGS, Corner of King and Hanover streets. T\ J'ESSRS WATSON BEOS, have made -LYJL arrangements to post up Daily in the smoking room of their restaurant a full and correct summary of all shipping movements connected with this Colony.

NOTICE. IHE undersigned begs to intimate to the . inhabitants of Caversham and surrounding districts that he ha 3 opened business as Tailor and Clothier, in Caversham, where lie hopes that by offering only the best materials, and these at the lowest Dunedin prices, together with the best workmanship, to merit the public support, keeping always on hand the best Mosgiel and other tweedx, &c., also nien'B and youths' ready-made suits, hats, hosiery, mufflers, neckties, braces, dresß, colored, and Crimean shirts, writing paper, envelopes, pens, ink, slate-pencils, pursea, and jewellery, all of which will be sold at the lowest possible priced ready cash. Orders punctually attended to. J. ADAMS, Tailor, &o„ Caverßham.