Public Notices. ST. PAUL’S CHURCH. NOTICE. THE Churchwardens respectfully request Seatholders to signify their intention of continuing or discontinuing their present sittings on or before Saturday, the 12th February, after which all sittings unpaid for will be relet. Payment can bo made to either of the Churchwardens, SUSSEX HOU E, CARGILL STREET, (Lately occupied by Mrs Grenfield.) iy/ps NANTES (recently from Melbourne) w.shes to receive a limited number of Gentlemen who are desirous of obtaining Superior Board and Residence. I.GREEM ISLAND MUNICIPALITY. NOT COE. ALL Persons who have Cattle trespassing on any of the streets orwho have any of the streets closed after February 7, 1876, will be proceeded against according to law. WM. A. CALDWELL, Town Clerk. OTAGO HARBOR BOARD. THE Steam Crane on Rattray street wharf having been put into good working order tenders will be received by me until noon of the 15th inst. for the working of the same. Conditions and further particulars may be obtained at my office, Provincial Council Chambers, JOHN L. GILLIES, , „ , Secretary. 2nd February, 1876. Messrs sargood, son, & ewen beg to inform their customers and the public generally, that they have vacated their dd premises in Stafford street, and on and af:er THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, they will be prepared to transact business in their new Warehouses, situate High and Dowling streets GREEN ISLAND MUNICIPALITY. THE RATE ROLL may be inspected at my office every evening, between the bouts of 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.. up till the 14th instant, and objections (if any) must be lodged with me on or before that date. The court will sit on Tuesday, the 15th inst., at 7 p.m., to determine said objections. W. A. CALDWELL, Town-clerk.
BE DI MURSKAI HAVE your Gloves cleaned at Hirsch’s Dunedin Dye Works, George street. Sixpence per pair. OWING to the Dissolution of Partnership of Jones and Hooper, it is requested that a’l accounts due to the late firm be puid on or before the Ist March, 1876. COAL AND WOOD.—Having taken the Coal and Wood Yard lately occupied by Mr Granger, Kensington, I am prepared t» deliver Newcastle Coal at current prices. CHAS. CAMPION. DUNEDIN GROCEKS’ ASSISTANTS’ ASSOCIATION. rpHE above beg to intimate that they have -*• arranged with the Employers to close their respective establishments at 6pm., and Saturdays at 10 p.m., commencing on Monday, the 7th February, 1876. TVTEW BEE W—Bass’s No. 4 Ale. At Al Occidental Hotel and Railway Refreshment Rooms, landed ex St. Osyth, from London to Melbourne 43 days 18 hours, and ex Ringarooma. Shipping. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY oh NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), For oamard. —samson. p. a .. on Tuesday, the Bth Mnn™ on Tuesday, the Bth February. Pas>en«r*r«_ by 7 a.m. train. Cargo till 2 p.m. Monday. F To 0 p- LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manakav (taking cargo and passengers for tras smpment to Wanganui, Napiei Poverty Bay, Foxton, Rangitikei Westport. Hokitika and Greymouti artTirv A * V m on ues day, th otu February. Passengers by the 2.3 S.m. tram. Cargo received at Railwa tation till 11 a. m. be followed by the TAUPO, u on Tuesday, 15th February,
For timaru, akaroa and LYTTELTON.’-BEAUTIFIfe STAR 8.8,, on Wednesday, the 9th February. Passengers by L 2.30 p.m. tram. FOR LEYUKA, and all Porta in Fiji . Islands. ~ The A. S. P. Co ’a a n LIEWELLYN will leave Auckland on Tuesday, 29th February. Passengers and cargo fo, warded per Hawea, on Tuesday, 22ud Feb.uary, ' ; Uarhoa:; Char.irws STEAM TO BLUFF, INVEROARGTT T WHARF, AND’ RIVERTON LL r |pHEp, s. COMER ANG will snl as above, on Saturday, the s'hinst. Cargo now received into Sheds. Cargo _.i . * or Inland Districts forwarded per rail at consignees risk. Cargo received till 1 p.m Passengers by 4,45 p.m, train, GEO. S. BriODRICK, _ Agent, STEAM TO NEWCASTLE AND SYDNEY prro/in and Wellington. SUPERIOR PASSENGER ACCOMMODAITUN. rPHE Favorite Sc raw Steam- • X ship EASBY, 1,489 tons register, A, Kennedy, comman- , , a± der, be despatched on or about Saturday, 12th Femuary next FRANCIS FULTON, ■•■gent. SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCUR- ' SIGNS. THE Harbor Steam Company’s p.s. GOLDEN AGE, will run every Saturday Afternoon from Dunedin to , T ~ _ Heads and Maori lOiik, leaving Ulcl o etty at 2.30 p.m. sharp, re' urning with excursionists in time to catch the 5.30 p.m. train from Port. Return Tickets (including railway fares), 3a6d. issued on Board, * SOUTHLAND STEAMER’S Sail as under:— Express as., for bluff ai> INVERCARGILL, • From Port Chalmers, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. Cargo received at the Rittray stret Jetty o i Mo day and Tin sday. Cargo for Jnveicaigill aid Ini md Districts forwarded by r..i. from Bluff ..c Cousune- s’ ndt, H. HOUGHTON & CO., Mtuwe street.
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Evening Star, Issue 4038, 4 February 1876, Page 2
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770Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 4038, 4 February 1876, Page 2
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