PUBLIC NOTICES VENETI IN BLIND WORKS. OATEKSON, BURKE, & CO., late with John 1 aylor, beg to inform their friends and the public generally that they have opened tlose central premises in Maclaggan street, three doojs above the Arcade. I hey trust that their ability and long experience in the above trade will gain a share of the public patronage, and will endeavor to serve their customers with the newest and most approved principles in Venetian Blind-making. Uld -Minds Re-taped and Painted on the shoitest notice. Country ordeis executed with dispatch. Note the address— '1 hree doors above the Arcade, Maclaggan street. CIALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGO’S t LEASEHOLDS. Terms and particulars on application to H. FiNDLATEK, Secretary. THORNOROFT, • General Ironmonger, STOVE AND RANGE MAKER Locksmith and Bellhanger, Gbkat King street, Ddnedin. G. T.’s Stoves and Ranges, made expressly to suit the Colonial Coals, will bt found much better and Cheaper than any imported. Repairs of all kinds. Smoky Chimney cured NOTICE.— The Lndersigned being aboui to leave the Piovince, requests that all accounts due to him may I e paid before the Ist of February. Those then remaining unpaid will be placed in a solicitors hands. Horse, buggy, and harness fur sale; on view at the White Horse Hotel. R. HALL BAKEWRLL, M.D. George street, Janua>y 17,1876. THE OLDEST VENETIAN BLIND WORKS IN NEW ZEALAND. JOHN TAYLOR, Venetian Blind Maker, desires to thank his num< rous Friends and the Tublic 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 supeivising the work, will tie paid. Having all the necessary machinery for the manufacture of Venetian Blinds, he is to turn out an article superior to any either of imported or ( olonial make. Blinds fitted up with Patent Wove Tapes—far superior to hand sewed—and check action. _ Inspection invited. Estimates < f cost given. VENETIAN BLIND WORKS, Maclaggan street, Dunedin. NOTICE. JAMES T O AL, TAILOIv and Clothier, Begs to inform his many friends and the public genera ly that he has opened those new and central premises in George street (two doors from the British 11 te 1 ), in the above lines. Relying on his ability, together withhis long experience m the hading trades of Dunedin, affording the best proof that all orders entrusted to him will have every care bestowed upon them. No (umn-anin.) advertised price list, but every article as reasonable as any house in the trade. .1. T will occupy a few days in disposing of the residue of Lis present stock to make room for a larger, -whlph will bp replete with everything necessary tor a gehlldmah’s outfit.
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Evening Star, Issue 4028, 24 January 1876, Page 1
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447Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 4028, 24 January 1876, Page 1
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