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Evening Star, Issue 4260, 21 October 1876, Page 1

Public Notices. lAMP £ E L L Express, Waggon, and 'Furniture Van Proprietor, STAFFORD STREET, DUNE "IN, Pwnofortes, Furniture, &c, carefully removed to all parts of town or country, All Orders promptly attended to. Niß.—Luggage stornd ). LEASK (from Edinburgh), Dentist, A'iew Bank, Maitland street, nearly opposite Maitland Hotel. NOTICE. LL Accounts three months overdue to Messrs Robertson and Watson, Drapers, Port Cb.alu.ers, are requested to be paid on or before the 25th inst., or legal proceedings will be taken to recover the same. • YEEND & CO.'S COMMERCIAL, LIVERY, BAIT, and COMMISSION STABLES, High Street. Single or double Abbot's Bucgies, Wag gonettes, open or close Carriages of the best description a ways on hand for Hire; also, a first-class assortment of single or double Harness Horses for Sale or Hire. Gentlemen favoring the proprietors with charge of their horses at livery «an rely on getti.ig every attention. First-clnss grooms always in attendance. Horses broken to single or double harness. HENRY YEEND & CQ , Proprietors. CIRCULAR SAWS, from six feet to six inches diameter, and all other kinds of saws constantly for sale, direct from those celebrated makers Spear and Jackson, Wheatman and Smith and Robeit Sorby. All warranted, and at the very lowest prices. Circular paws gnlleted. drawn, or re-toothed, and hammered stiff .and true in the first style of the art. Wm. Millichamp, sawmaker, opposite Oddfellows' Hall, George street W. HAWKINS ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT. Office: Princes street, Ihmedin. AN ART UNION OF . - • " «■. j.. i\n « wivrri o PICTURES of . NEW ZEALAND *Nl> AUSTRALIAN SCRNFRV Will take, place shortly. Subscription lists now open at Mr - ligo's, stationer, Giorge .ptre. t. where the pWures are on view, Tickets : One Guinea each STORAGE. " UGGAGE STORED—--i Brick Premises— •„. ; GOLDSTON'S PaWN OFFICE, George street. NOTrCR—The whole or part of effects of I parties giving up housekeeping purchased for cash at the shortest notice, by Samuel Goldston, pawnbroker, George street