Special Advertisements, E W ZEALAND. Under this title the * Saturday Advertiser * is now publishing a series of Descriptive and Historical Sketches of New Zealand, each comprising a group of subjects under the following heads:— L—A general outfine of New Zealand and her he geographical position, form, and principal geographical features. 2.—A complete narrative of the discovery of the country, from early times down to the close of the last century, with the observations of distinguished travellers, and an account of the lives of Captain Cook and others. 3* A Historical Sketch, from the foundation of the first settlement of the South Pacific, at fort Jackson, down to the regula n colonisation of New Zea’and. 4.—A narrative of the foundation of each settlement in New Zealand, with the impressions of early Colonists and visitors, and of the movement in England which led to the colonisation of New Zealand, 6.—An account of the Maoris, their traditions, customs, arts, etc. 6.—-A brief Historical Sketch of New Zealand as a Colony, with an account of her present position and resources. Posted to any part of the world for 12s per year.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE millinery, arrival of the nelson and the OLIVE. T>Y there vessels MISS BROWNLIE has just received from her Home buyer a large and most magnificent Stock of FRENCH AND ENGLISH BONNETS for autumn and winter wear, unsurpassed by anything ever shown in Dunedin before. A few very in Head-dresses, for evening wear. Brown and Black Chip, Felt, and Straw Hats, in all the latest shapes. MISS BROWNLIE, Princes Street. IMPORTANT NOTICE. —To Produce Dealers, Livery Stable Keepers, Carters, and Others. The undersigned having erected Mao' inery for cutting Chaff are now delivering a first-cjass article a*, a very reduced price. A trial solicited. Produce of all descriptions delivered to all parts of the City. MARTIN & WATSON, City Produce Store, Stuart street.
COAL. anted Known—|DRUMMOND & WATSON’S Office is still in the Octagon. Coal Yard next Driver’s, opposite the Goods Shed, Railway Station, Orders left at either places will be punctually attended to. • ■ . LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT SOCIETY, HIOR BTBBM 1 , DUKaDEH, Opposite Watson’s Dining Rooms, | I.tiife isooiety u* established to assist Trades* 9. uiouj Cl rku, Government Officials, Mechanics' Working M*», and others, on the foli'.'wfug tenoa jMoney LpjJOUie fo'iß, kP p U '^^ y instalments of Is in the *. For instance, persons desirous of •btaiain* L 5 receive Li 10s cash, rev by twenty instalments, 5a each, tit balance deducted for interest; and so on up to LSOO, BUIS discounted, Money lent on Deposit or. Deeds, Bills or Sale, Pbmutnro, &c,, without possession, o**any other available security. Office hona*—9.3o| a.m. to 5.30 p.m. j Monday evening till Saturday till two o’clock. 7 HBNRY BENJAMIN, Manager, High street) opposite Watson’s Dining-rooms, MONEY. MONEY. MONEY. L LYONS has MONEY TO LEND I! • sums varying from FIVE POUNDS I JOVEHUNDRED POUNDS, on personal ( w ye se ® ur ity, repayable b if i^q^ed^ or Instalment) The lowest rate of iutercstjcharged. Money Lent on Bills of Sale.’ Bills Discounted. Valuations Made, Note the Address—- _. L ‘ , L Y 0 N S* China and Glassware Establishment, Fleet street, A j cade.
PUBLIO NOTICE, OB T K * SCO ULLAB Imiiortera, Have on hand and to arrive PIANOS—COLLARD’S PIANOS—BIUNSMEAD’S PIANOS—BROAOWOOD’S PIANOS -ALLISON’S Also, CARPETS IN BRUSSELS CARPETS IN TAPES fRY CARPET® IN KEDPBR ( All new designs). FLOOR CLOTHS, from | to 18ft • All choice patterns), Furniture o P eaw P g ; room x?" *• ever y description, Venetian Blinds made to order. north a sooullar, Fubkitorb Importers,
Rattray street. MONEY l MONEY 7! MONEY! pawv- PPPP E^ T FLEECE PAWT< AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, TW-r., and money LENDERS, aw, j •jt-s Pnuoea street, Cutting, 00Q Pa^ r) ()ffi ce, comer oi Arcade and Maciaffgan street, toonda. gSbhft 3Snb ES*’ , .' or »«*s£■ a -ftnSr a^Kjssfiys! Lowest rate of interest charged, r f, , Note the address—--IS/iA. OS fr MARKS. i n j n , Princes street, Cutting, mr Q Pa .J™ Office, comer of Arcade and Maclaggan street, *»h* imuaetfom * ..^ a
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Evening Star, Issue 4060, 1 March 1876, Page 2
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665Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 4060, 1 March 1876, Page 2
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