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Evening Star, Issue 4048, 16 February 1876, Page 3

, : Late Advertisements. M.U.1.0.0.F. LOYAL ALBION LODGE. EWBEHS of the above Lodge are re- . quested to attend the Funeral of the late wife of G.M. Bro. Charles Foster; which will leave his residence, Maitland street, on Thursday, at half-p8 st three o'clock. No regalia. By order of the N G. THE DUNEDIN ATHENAEUM AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. TENDERS are wanted for the Bookbinding work of the above Institute during tb*> ensuing year. Specifications may be obtained from the Librarian. ROBERT DICK, Hon. Sec. TO BUTCHERS. ITUATION wanted by ManiedMan; no I fam>ly; can take management of bu«neas; country preferred; twenty-three years' Colonial experience; can cure bacon; good judge of live stock. Address "Alpha," Dale's store, Pert Chalmers.

NOTICE. ' HAVE this day disposed of my business . as Butcher, in Maclaggan street, to my son, David J. Stohr, and in thanking my customers, and the public, generally, for the suppoit accorded me for the past seven yeais, trust that the same will be extended to my successor. BALDWIN F. STOHR. T> BPEKRTNG to tffiFabove, I t<ust that -"-*' by keeping the best meat in stock, and selling the same at fair prices, to merit a share of publ c patronage.' DAVID J. STOHR, Maclaggan street. Dnnedin, February 16fh, 1876. ATIONAL INSURANCE SHARES. The undersigned is a cash buyer. RICHARD H.LEARY, Rattray street. lANOFORTE FOR SALK; new rosewoo 1 co'tage, by Allison ; s:>l.:iidid tone; touch, light, firm, aid elastic: second-h<«nd taken in exchange. Mr T. White, Smith >-tre-r. Militia and Volunteer Office, Dnnedin, 16th February, 1876. E N E R A L ORDERS. No. 1. The Representatives detailed in Gt neral Ordera «f th>> Bth inst. will embark on board the steamship Ladybird on Sunday Morning, the 20th inst., and will parade in plain clothes at the Rattray street Jvttr, at 11 o'clock sharp. It is necepsary that they provide themselves with blanke's for the purpose of encamping nt Wang*nui. No. 2. Othcera commanding Fire Brigades in the Province of Otago will p'ease send to th s office, as soon as the followiug information:— Locality, strength of Brigade, and the mmes of the officers. W. 6TAVELY, Captain Commanding Distiict. ESSRS CLIFFORD AND MORRIS, . photographers, beg, to notify to their I friends and the public in general that in consequence of the great pressure of business for two days. Thursday and l'riday, February 3.7 and 18.- Office <'pen as usual for delivery of pictures, from 8 a m. t.o 6 p.m. CLIFFORD..*; MORRIS, I •,.-.. ■;••■• Aioade.

,-. % ? ARM, Cold, and Shower Baths.—For * T cleanliness and comfort go to Beissel'B Temple of Fashion, Prinoes street. ' AT?,' 'Practical Picture Frame Maker and _•• Picture Dealer. Pictures of all kinds, framed'or unf'timed, next Athenaeum. COMB and see Hay's Picture Gallery, nex L . the Athenreum. Free inspection invited; good woiks ; cheap b. 18NDERS wanted for Wood Cottage (labor . and materia') till 19:h, at five o'clock. P.nm at Paterson, Buike, and Oo.'b JjIUK atdLoß.-—A First-class .butchery and - Grocery Bnsines*, situated at one of the he<t centres oh the Taieri Plain.- TeiTOB very liberal. For further .particulars apply to Henry Driver, N,Z>l* and M.A. Cov, Dun•din.