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Evening Star, Issue 4232, 19 September 1876, Page 1

Watchmakers. [BJatibll«liea r 1856.3 . . . " 0 H If Hi S L 0 P, *?» i,ats •:■■■ ARTHUR BEVERLY, CHRONOMETER, WATCH, AND CDOOK MAKER, Exactly opposite the ■• NAT I OtfAL B Alf K, Prinoes street, Dnnedin. SHIP CHRONOMETERS Gleaned and rated by/transit observations Nantical Instruments repaired. EN NE 1 & -0. RAJ G, Watchmakers and. Jewellers, j Princes street, opposite the Post "Office. ■••''■ Careful attention given : to, all repairs, whe* thier of Watches, Clock", or Jewellery! Charges strictly m6derate;v . > Public Notices. GIFTSf GIFTS! GIFTS I ....;.: ■ The Civet Cat 1 • Next door tc A, S T f evy, Jeweller, Gewge GRAND OPENING NIGHT. SATURDAY, BEPTEMBER 2, 1876. 'N consequence of the great fall in wool, the . # tightening of the money market, and owinpr to recentheavy importations, the Pro. prietor will almost give away Jewellery, Toys, Fancy Goods, and Musical Instruments. T*he Shilling Counter will be found to contains variety of costly goods: The Sixpence department consists of a varied assortment of useful articles. All other goods marked in' plain figures, from which no almtemerit will be made. Every purchaser this evening wi'l' receive a present Music at intervals during the evening. Doors open at 6 o'clock p.m.; Advance New Zealand ! DUNE DIN CO-UPKRATIVE GROCERY STORE, Next to Jack's Bakery. ' Corner of GFORGE AND ANDREW STREETS, In the Fame building as B. Singer and Co.'s General VTarehouse, IS NO W O PEN. THTS Store has been opened for the mutual benefit of the purchasers and the proprietors. The larger ?* is patronised the more the proprietors will ba enab.ed to cut down the prices. *ll goads must-he paid for before they leave the_ Store, and the public la ' respectfully notified that no deviation will be made from, this rule. , T he unprecedented success attending this ■■ establishment hne enabled the proprietors te ;■ make great reductions. will be retimed