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Public Nonces. THE CHEAP SHOP ! THE CHEAP SHOP ! No. 9, Royal Arcade. BUY OF THE MAKEK AND IMPORTER. irr ANTED Known-That E. LOFT is r ▼ offering his extensive and well-assorted stock of Colonial-made Men's, Women's, Youths', and Children's Boots at unprecedentedly low prices, for one month only. Inspection invited at No. 9, Royal Arcade, before purchasing. MePBU-e* strictly attended to. A perfect fit guaranteed. Repairs neatly done. Elastics put in on the shortest notice, and all goods guaranteed. Bemeinber, one month only. E. LOF't\ 0 Parties about to Build.—Plans of Cottages and Buildings of every desciiption pepared at very low rates. Advice on building matters gratis. Apply " Draughtsman," at Hay's B ble Warehouse, George street. IROULAR SAWS, from six feet to six J inches diameter, and all other kinds of saws constantly for Pale, Hir-nt from those celebrated makers Spear and Jackson, Wheatman and Smith ad "Robe t ScbV All warranted, and at the very lowest prices. Circular saws gnlleted, drawn or >e toothed, and hammered stiff and true in the first style opposite Oddfellows' Hall, George street MR. G. K. TUR TO N has re-commenced practice in his late Chambers, opposite the Resident Magistrate's Court. 2nd October, 1876. j DUNEDIN CO-OPERATIVE GROCERY STORE, Next to Jack's Bakery. Corner of GEORGE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS, In the same building as B. Singer and Co.'a General Warehouse, IS NOW OPEN. THIS Store has been opened for the mutual benefit of the purchasers and the proprietors. The larger it is patronised the more the proprietors will be enabled to cut down the prices. AIL goods must be paid for before they leave the > Store, and the public is respectfully notified that no deviation will be made from this rule. The unprecedented success attending this establishment has enabled the proprietors to make great reductions. Every article ia guaranteed to be of the very best quality, and the money will be returned liver goods to all parts of Jtown and suburbs free of charge. STORAGE. LUGGAGE STORE D Brick Premises— GOLDSTON'S PAWN OFFICE, George street, NOTTCR3.—The whole or part of effects of parties giving up housekeeping purchased for J tfa»h at the shortest notice by Samuel Gwa- ■■ Bton, pawnbroker, George street.

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Evening Star, Issue 4248, 7 October 1876, Page 1

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367

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 4248, 7 October 1876, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Star, Issue 4248, 7 October 1876, Page 1

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