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Evening Star, Issue 4209, 23 August 1876, Page 3

(For rest of News see Fourth Page.)

Lata Advertisements. JJ E E E SCHOTT, Having Renewed his Engagement with the Opera Troupe, desires to intimate to his Pupils that he has made arrangements with Mr Chas. Russell to complete the unfinished term of their Lessons. HERR SCHOTP Has pleasure in testifying to Mr Russell’s ability as a Teacher. Pupils will find him a careful and finished professor, VOCAL CULTURE. Thorough Bass and l ia oh.rfce Tuition. MR CHAS. RUSSELL will be prepare 1 to i eceiva a limited number of Pupils after Ist September. For t rms, apply at his residence, Lee street, Fernhill, or at Begg’s Music Saloon. August, 1876. CLIFFORD WILLIAMS, formerly in my employ, is no longer authorised to receive orde: s on my account. ANDRE V RUSSELL. Octagon Coal Dcp6t.

E. r EATON & CO. (Late Black, Thom:on, and Co.) Have Removed to those more Central Premises lately occupied by A. Fulton and Co., in George street.

■VTOTICR is hereby given that the business JLi heretofore carried on by the undersigned as Hay and Corn Merchants, under the style of Godfrey and Green, at Great King street, Dunedin, has been mutually d : ssolved as and from the 30th day of Juno, 1876. All accounts owing to and by the late firm will be receiv d and paid by Henry Green, who continues the business on his sole account. Dated at Dunedin, this 21st day of August, 1876. <?•-. THOS. GODFREY. . HEN KY GREEN. a Witness to both signatures, E, S. Hat, solicitor, Dunedin.