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Evening Star, Issue 4270, 2 November 1876, Page 1

Public Notices. IMPORTED STUD GREYHOUND GLENCOE, By Wellington out of Little Wonder. THE above is one of the most handsome and fashionably-bred dogs in the Colonies Fee, L 3 3s. To be seen at Commercial Stables, High street. CIRCULAR SAWS, from six feet to six inches diameter, and all other kinds ef saws constantly for sale, direct from those celebrated makers Spear and Jackson, Wheatman and Smith, and Robert Sorby. All warranted, and at the very lowest prices Circular saws gulleted, drawn, or l e-toothed, and hammered stiff and true in the first style of the art. Wm. Millichamp, sawmaker, opposite Oddfellows’ Hall, George street THE GOYEERNMENT DI3IIL FECTANTS. Are the best and cheapest; free from poison, agreeable in smell. V. R. USED by the War Department of Her Majesty’s Government. A PINK CARBOLIC POWDER, Packed In 1 and 2 cwt. iron-bound casks ; also in 1 lb packets and in i. 1, and 2 lb perforated boxes; also Fluid m|, pint, and quart bottles. THE GOVERNMENT CARBOLIC AND TAR SOAPS. The Government Sanitary Company. P- HAYMAN k CO., Dunedin, Sole Agents for New Zealand and Australian- Colonies. QAMPBKII & CO Express, Waggon, and Furniture Van Proprietor, STAFFORD STREET, DUNE I'IN, Pianofortes, Furniture, &c., carefully removed to all parts of town or country, All Orders promptly attended to. N.B.—Lnggage stored WF L E E • Dunedin Furniture Vans, Established 1862. T * S The only Two-ho-se Vans in town. Families removed on the shortest notice. Town and country orders punctually attended to. Note the address— W. FLEET, Great King street North, AN ART UNION OF MR R. T. R A WORTH’S ADMIRED PICTURES of NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN x , SCENERY Will take place shortly. Subscription, lists now open at Mr Migo’s, stationer, George street, where the pictures are on view, Tickets ; One Guinea each. STORAGE. Luggage stored—w Brick Premises— GOLDSTON’S PaWN OFFICE, George street. NOTICE.— I The whole or part of effects of parties giving up housekeeping purchased for cash at the shortest notice by Samuel Goldston, pawnbroker, George street