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Evening Star, Issue 4021, 15 January 1876, Page 3

Late Advertisements. THE OLDEST VENETIAN BLIND WORKS IN NEW ZEALAND. •J desires to thank bis numerous Friends and the Public generally for the liberal support accorded to him in the above business, and to assure them that every care and attention, both in selecting material used and supervising the work, will be paid. Having all the necessary maohinery for the manufacture of Venetian Blinds, he is able to turn out an article superior to any either of i <;o : oii!i\! snk<>. Blinds fitted up \.-i\,n j W,)ve T;i;Ks~far superior to hand s«w«d—and check f;<rion, Inspection invited, VENETIAN BLIND WORKS, Maclaggan street, Dunedin. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Jfej OTIOE is hereby given that the partner- !• ship hitherto subsisting between James Birbeck M 'Cullouh, Thomas Freeman Brenchley,Thoma-} JS. Derraer, and James Manning, as proprietors of the quarries known as the Macl>g<*an Street Quarry and the Logan's Point Quarry, under the style of the Logan's Point Quarry Company, has been dissolved, and will only exist henceforth for the purposes of liquidation. Dated this loth day of January, 1876. T. F. BRENCaLEY. JAMES MANNING. JAS. B. M'CULLOCH. Witness to the fcignatures— Henry F. Turner, Clerk to Messrs Joyco and Adams, Solicitors, Dunedin. WING to place of Meeting Veing required for other purposes on Mouday night, Lodgo Guie'ing Star, 1.0. G.T., will meet on Tuesday night, instead at the usual hour. Good attendance requested. T. THOMSON, W.P. NOTICE. AMES T O A L, Tailor and Clothier, Begs to inform his many friends and the public generally that he intends opening those new and central premises in George street (two doors from British Hotel), on Tuesday first, in the above lines. Belying on his ability, together with his long experience in the leading trades' of Dunedin, affording the best proof that all orders entrusted to him will have every care bestowed upon them. No (unmeaning) advertised price list, but every article as reasonable as' any house in the trade. J. will occupy a few days in disposing of the residue of his present stock to make room for a larger, which will be replete with everything necessary for a gentleman's outfit. ACHINES at ENGLISH PRICES. Howe's Speedwell chain-stitch ... L2 12 6 Howe's Swifcsure lock-stich 4 4 0 Raymond's chain-stitch 2 15 0 Raymond's Household ... ...440 Home Shuttle lock-stitch 4 4 0 Patent Little Wanzer, pearl inlaid ... 4 4 0 Patent Wanz-ir Letter a, lock-stitch 410 0 Holt's Family, polished table ... 710 0 Holt's Family, polished cover ... 810 0 Holt's Medium, polished table ... 10 0 0 A. B. SIOFORD, 4, Farley's Arcade, Sewing Machine Agent. All kinds supplied, exchanged, and repaired. • Royal Arcade. Trade piic s. Country dealers supplied, Jobbing done cheaper than by any other house.

CTSI'ORATIOH NOTICES CITY OF DUNEDIN. JSNDERS will be received at the Town ' Oerk'a Office, Manse street, on or before Tuesday, 18th January, at 3 p.m., for the fol- j lowing works separately:— Ist, "T.;r Constructing a Brick Sewer at Great King street, from St. Andrew street to Moray place. 2nd For Suj. plying 150 barrels of Portland Cement. 3rd, For Filling in Athol Place, at its junction with Albany street, to full width. 4th. For Supplying Green Island Goal, f-->r the Corporation Stone Crushing Machines, for the perioi ending June 30th, 1876. Specifications at City Surveyor's Office. J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. January 11,1876. CITY OF DUiNEDIN. THE CORPORAT ON" GASWORKS. r SPHK Public are respectfully informed that x the business of the department is now being conducted at the City Council Chambers, Manse street. All applications for supplies of Gas ana all complaints as to Gas mattei of detail requiring attention, are to be lodged in writing in the letter box at the Gas Works Inspector's Office, outside the City Council Chambers, Manse street. fJ. M. MASSE/, Town Clerk. 15 ih; January, 1876. CITY OF -DUiNEDIN". THR PUBLIC HEALTH ACP, 1872. fpHE Local Board of Health (the City A Council) for Dunedin City, respectfully request the attention of the public, and of the medical profession, to the 17th and 18ih sections of the Act, which are as follows : Section 17.—''It shall be the duty of every medical practitioner who shall upon or give medical or surgical advice to or about any person suffering from small-pox cholera or other highly infectious or contagions disease dangerous to the people to give nnt'ce forthwith after ho shall have commenced so to attend or give sucfc advice to tho Local Board of the district within which bucli person so suffering thenj is and every medical practi- | tionar neglecting to give such notice shall be liable to a penalty not exceedmg (L 10) ten poundb." Scrti'm 13.—" When a householder knows that a person within the hou?e occupied by him is taken sick of srnal -pox cholera or any other highly infec'.ious or contagious disease dangerous to the people, he shall immediately (.rive ■-.•/'•"■<} thereof to the Local Board of the i."*str>fc in which lie dwells. * If he refnsrs or uegloc's i-i .;'"ve such notice, he shall forfeit a sum not exceeding ten pouuds. 11. J. Mayor, of the Local Board of Health. Jauuary 15,1876.

SOABD AND RESIDENCE jOAKD and RESIDENCE f.ir Geutlemen ' Corner of Leith and Frederick streets. OARD AND RESIDENCE for Gentleman. Mrs Wm. Anderson, Devon Villa, Upper ' -.lkor street. jtl TRIOR Fiivate Lodgings for two £j "iiiU'i-Men. i'or address apply Mr Hewton. Al< Hogg and IfnttonV. «' OMFORTABLE HOME for one Boarder. \_.*' l\o children, f/inwood Cottage, Cumberland street, Dunediu. SUPERIOR Board and Residence for Genj tlemen. For address apply Mesßva Pat tors«n and Al'Leod. BOARD and RESIDENCE for Two Re. spectab.'e Yoimg Men, Apply, Mrs Bowman, top of Elm Row, near Arthur street,