PUBLIC NOTICES. Thomson and 00. BUILDERS, monumental works, MORAY PLACE (opposite First Church), Ddnedin. Have on Sale— Arbroath and Caithness Hearthstones, all sizes. Oamaru Stone, of superior quality. Marble Mantiepieoes, &c. Dime, Cement, Plaster of Paris, Monuments and Tombstones executed to anj design. Iron Railings for Crave Enclosures, &o. Designs forwarded on application to any part of the Colony. N.B. Country orders carefully attended to. * FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. (Next to Messrs Herbert, Haynes, and Princes street north.) M. BRASCH & CO, beg most respect* • fully to return their grateful thanks to fne public for the liberal patronage tooorded them since their commencing business, and to intimate that the Bedding, Upholstering, and r rench-polislung Departments are now in full working order, which will enable Q-. M. B, and Co. to turn out a large quantity of work m a very superior manner, and with despatch. Dining and Drawing-room .Suites rejointed newly covered, and French-polished, and turned out equal to new, for a very small sum as compared with the price of new furniture. A handsome collect on of heps. Damasks Moroccos, and Haircloths, are now on view or selection; also Bedding in variety. Spring Mattresses, &c., made to measure. MffT Note the Address s Next Messrs Herbert, Haynes, and Co., Princes street north. HAYING relinquished the business of Coal and Wood Merchant in favor of Mr Francis Battson, I have to return my sincere thanks to those who have supported me during the past ten years, and confidently recommend my successor for a continuance of that support. ROBERT BROWN, Great King street. ‘ REFERRING to the above, I beg leave to say it will be my endeavor to merit continuance of that support so long accord to Mr Brown. FRANCIS BATTSON, Coal Yard, ■ ' Great King street. MESSRS WATSON BEOS, have made arrangements to post up Daily in the smoking room of their restauiant a full and correct summary of aU shipping movements connected with this 1 olonv. DUNiiDIN CO-OPERATIVE STORE, Next Jack. Baker, Corner of St. Andrew and George streets. OWI'-G to the Iflrge support accorded to the Co-operative Store, the proprietors have be n enabled to make further reductions m many articles. B. SINGER, Manager. 'VTUTICE OF REMOVAL.—E, STOKES, i-- Tailor and Clothier, in returning thanks to his numerous customers and friend* for their liberal patronage and support for the last 14 years, in George street, begs to inform them that he has commenced business in his new premises, corner of King and Hanover streets, opposite Baptist ChapeL He has new every facility for carrying on a first-class laiiormg and Clothing Trade, and trusts that those who have not favored him will give him a call of inspection, as they will tind his charges for suits are strictly moderate, and the tit and style of hn garments are equal to any in New Z-aland.
Note the Address— STOKES’S BUILDINGS, Corner of King and Hanover streets. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. H. WALKER, Great King street, * has a splendid variety of Presents in Books and Fancy Goods, suitable for the Season, the whole of which will be sold very cheap. Now is the time to buy. MESSRS T. M. HARDY JOtiNSTON. AND WADDIN*.TON, Civil Engineers, Architects, Land, Marine, and Mining (Surveyors. Chief Offices; Steinhoff’s Buildings, Princ s street, Dunedin, Tiuakori road, Wellington. 2, Don street, Invercargill, And at Oamaru. 0 ILLS OF QU ‘NTITIEB for all kinds of 1 * Railway Works, Street Tr-dns, Harbors, Docks, oads. Town Sewage, Water Supply, and other constructional works carefully and expeditiously prepared and accuracy guatanteecL N.B.—Corporate Bodies, Road Boards, Pri. vato and other Companies waited upon, BL NN E T AN 1> Dow Timber Merchants. Sush and Door Factory. , Building material of all dosoriptions always m stock at lowest remunerative prices. Contractors’ own material cut and manufactured to order. SAW AND PLANING MILLS, George and Great King streets, Ddnedin. DUNEDIN CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE, Next to Jack’s Bs&eiy, Comer of GEORGE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS IS NOW OPEN. THIS Store has been opened for the mutua benefit cf the purchasers and the d prietors. r The larger tis patronised the more thepr r prietors will be enabled to cut down * prices. All goods must be paid for before they leav n j public is respectfully not! bed that no deviation will be made from thl Every article s guaranteed to be of the very beat quality, and the money will be returned tor any article not found to be as represented. B. SINGER? ' - « Manager, *
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Evening Star, Issue 4024, 19 January 1876, Page 1
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746Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 4024, 19 January 1876, Page 1
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