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Evening Star, Issue 4143, 7 June 1876, Page 1

Public Notices. TOWN PRICES. TOWN PRICES. To the Inhabitants of Caverriianis Forbury, and surrounding districts. a CORNISH and Co. Beg to give notice • that they have commenced business with a carefully-selected stock, of ' .’roceries Ironmongery, Earthenware, Oils, White Lead, &c, &c.' and by selling a firstclass article at town prices they hope to secure a share of pub ic patronage. . Families waited upon for orders. BATH, Moray place, will open ■ Pores and clear the head. Good for ever - one. THE H«T AIR PATH is to the irdiv rlu Imart, comprisim? his liver, kidney*. &c., what the sun is <o world and its inhabi tant®. —Dr Vrasmus Wilson. THE most complete and com r or table Warm Baths (Is) in Dunedin. r J urkish Bath Moray p ace. ■ v Established 1865. UNED T N SLATE YARD, Upper Stuart street. Slates, all sizes ; Fire Bricks, Fire Tiles, Cement, &c , on hand. {®! Repairs Neatly arid Promptly Exeeuteu, OH AS. GRIFFITHS. D GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. 7 » *jfYv go t Importer, George street. "VrOTI r E. —The travelling Public are respectrally informed that the undersigned is running daily a Two horse Coach between Outranr ami Mosgiel Railway Station, via i^n Taien ’ leaving Buck eye Hotel, Outram at 730 a.m., arriving at Mosgiel in time for the first up-train to Dunedin, and returnm" from Mosgiel at 5.15 p.m., on arrival of the 4.d0 p.m. down tram. F. D. YOUNG, Proprietor. YENEI lAN BLIND VENETIi BLINDS, From the low rate of Is per foot. Paterson, Burk & Co., Maclaggan strec ihree doors above the Arcade. u NIYERSAL HOTEL! MACLAGGAN STREET, ’ Dunedin. THOMAS PAYEI.ITCH, Proprietor. Fust-class accommodation for Boarders on the' most reas. nable terms. The finest brands in Spirits, Wines, &c. BATTSUN and BROWN desire to cA . the attention of their friends and tb puhlic of the City and suburbs, t® the fact tbi Ibpy have made movt complete arrangement for the d-hv or y 0 f Coal and Wood of aU tl vanouskmds, at current rates. All orders wi have dispatch. • Great King street, Opposite Bacon’s stables,