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Evening Star, Issue 4022, 17 January 1876, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTIOKS, CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGO’S LEASEHOLDS. Terms and particulars on application to H, FINDLATER, Secretary. ESTATE OE JOHN HEALEY. persons indebted to the above estate are requested to pay the same to the undersigned before the 25 th January. Any accounts unpaid after that date will be handed to my solicitor for recovery. D. M, SPEEDING, Assignee. most complete and comfortable Warm A Baths (Is) in Dunedin. Turkish Bath, Moray place. THE OLDEST WORKS IN VENETIAN BLIND NEW ZEALAND. JOHN TAYLOR, Venetian Blind Maker, desires to thank his numerous Friends ana 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 machinery for the manufacture of Venetian Blinds, he is able to turn out an article superior co any either of imported or Colonial make. Blinds fitted up with Patent Wove Tapes—far superior to hand sewed—and check action. Inspection invited. VENETIAN BLIND WORKS. Maclaggan street, Dunedin. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. OTIOE is hereby given that the partner- . , , B *“P hitherto subsisting between James Birbeck M'Cullosh, Thomas Freeman Brenchley,Thomas E, Dermer, and James Manning, as proprietors of the quarries known as the MacLggan 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 15 th day of January, 1876. : T. F. BREN C RLEY. JAMES MANNING. JAS. B. M'CULLOOH. Witness to the signatures— Henry H. Turner, Clerk to Messrs Joyce and Adams, - Solicitors, Dunedin. NOTICE. JAMES 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 'i uesday first, in the above lines. Relying 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 thorn. No (unmeaning) advertised price list, but every article as reasonable as any house in the trade. J. T. 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,^