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Evening Star, Issue 4064, 6 March 1876, Page 1

PnUlio Notices. ' * 1 *'. • ; * i ■ i> 1 1 1 (j *- * * i KUM, YOUN, Meet street. Arcade, beg to inform thp ( £jadieß and Inhabitants of Dunedin that they have opened at the above place as Dealers in Fancy Goods, Chinese aind Assprtfed' and Chinese Delicacies, Their prices are so reasonable! that tliey can confidently in* vite inspection of their Goods. „ VALENTINES ! I .. ■ VALENTINES 11 1 <»M gENTIMENTiL, a^4ro^fa" g 500 patterns to selectmen: • ~t—*f i :7. H ado T. S. JACOBS, Princes street • ! . (OppositeVPdstl Office.) a ■ IBBS & CLAirTON have 'storage Boom for about-400 Toife at--Current large and cohvenie / Bond street. -. ■//$ ’iit’/i-koB • louse in Hltsii •■’Sifl'.f <!•o'.) SOUTH DUNEDIN MUNIUffAMPfe, NOTICE TO BATEPAyffP^ IT is hereby Notified thitthe Cavewham District Road Board has been authorised by the Corporation ofSoathDufiedln to collect the rates due to 31st Deo€mb6r<>brtK in the above municipality, being one-halfiaitiount of current year’s rates. . ji; ANDREW RANKIN* t » ,■) -" TOwn^Oierk*. . ESTATE OF WM. MILES (Bafc*h . Deceased. ' Tf . "VTOTICE—AII debts owing to the above -Ll Estate must be' pud at the offices of Anderson and Co., millers, 'Bti&dtS'/stfcet south, on or before Friday, the lOthinskVor proceedings will be taken, without itusher notice, to recover the same. < JAMES ANDERSON, > . , JAMES RUNCIMAhI } Assignees. herents of the; Kaikorai, Presbyt&ian Church, who are with the present state of disorganisation, in Churoh will be held In the Drill-shed on iTufsday lVening, March 7,1876, at 7.30 p.nu/ . ; ’* « * • v . ; t* >A * ) i - ‘a' WAKARLRIELES. ryiHE BMf-yearly, Meeting will be held in .JL the Dnll-sbed oh Mendky Evening, 6t! mat. *. Every Member to be present*, Bußlaessxjf importance. JOHN WHYTE, Sic. w!& LONDON PIE-HOUSE. announcing to cis friendsand the public* that he has opened those premises in Maplsggan street,’ to be known ai the London Ke-hbhse* Hani and Beef, Saveloys, and Baked Potatoes every evening; and ; a good, substantirl Dinner every dayfromtwelveto three o’oleckatlA

Soirees, picnic, and wedding parties eaters for. Wedding andbirthdtycakea at moderate prices. . • -.v". i*-) A large assortment (si Biscuits (plain and fancy) always on hand. AH orders punctually attended t6, frr#ier town or country.., ~ EX WiLTSSiaB. ‘ Q M. B K A 8 OH* GO, Have just landed in splendid cooditkmfroai the best Mahers, : • • v Superior Gilt Pier Glasses , V Aisp •' ; ■f g ? ' - || Toilet Glasses, assorted (x. M. Branch and Co. mpe in a position to offer intending purchasersspecial advantages. - An early inspection* invited. '**' ~ Note address-r-,/ PRINCES STBEET'NORTB. ‘ ZtBAR OOTAQOK. . 1 ■ *T" , ' '' I. -Mhluiw CtTAFFOBDSHIRfi K-/ Princes street. WHOtESAtn AMD RfeTATT.' ~r i f •- Glass, China, Earthenware, Lamps, ' 4 Lustres, etc. Note tte ' : — ■■ y y ' NOTICE OP REMOVAI* jam e. s u '.a, r Aiiir Boot Maker,- . - ,s • j, £; < ’ Late of Princes street* REMOVED TO No. 2, ROTAL AROADE Second Shop from High street. — 1 ' ' ' ’j Educational. .. i rpHE MISSES BELL GIVE LESSONS at their Rooms, and’ (jfrk High School, • - Rooms at Mr Hardy\Officee, near Mt Begg’s Music Saloon, Princes street.J. B. E . L Xt Having purchased from ' MESSES JESSEP'BfiOS.' -v ; '-r-.A Their George street' Fruit Business, begs to solicit a continuance of the patronage do V HberaHy' bestowed on the late firm.