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iAt« Adtwuaeiueats. CHEAP BOOTS.-The best and cheapest Boots are at Heath's. Ladiei' kid and Levant elastics, 6s 61 and 7a 6d. ' iHtfAP 800 IS, Heath's Own Make.— L> Men's Balmorals at 16s 6d. The finest I and cheapest b >ots ever seen in Dunedin. BOOT>. -Working men, just try a loair of Heath's Calf Elastics, nailed, I at 14s 6d" and 16 s 6d. ><HBaP 800 IS.—None but the very best J Boots sold at Heath s. The low prices I astonish everybody. CHEAP BOOTS.-Just arrived, Ladies' Lasting Boots, 6s 6d to 8s 6d. Heath, London Boot Shop, George street. IHEAP BOOTS Lade*, try » pair of J those stylfch, higb-leg Kid and ifrenchc*lf Elastic Boots (brass heels), my own make, at 16s 61; tbe finest and cheape-t boots ever introduced into Dunedin. Heath. CHEAP OOTS.—No old ntock; no damaged goods sold at Heath's ; everything fre«h, new, and genuine. Heath. CHEAP 80->TS.-Boys' allcalf Elastics, nailed, 10s fid. 12s 6d; copper toes, as low as 3s 6d. Heath. George street CHKAP B< K)TS - Gentlemen's very best French Calf, Balmoralß, and Elastic Boots made to measure, fit guaranteed, 21s. Heath. CHEAP BOOTH.—AII the most stylish and elegant Ladies' 800-s made to measure. Braas heels, 17s 6d, 18s 6d; fit guaranteed. Heath. HKAP B'i- TS.—A magnificent aesortJ ment of all the latest novelties: just [arrived. Heath, London Boot Shop, George street. [HEAP BOOTS—Elastics put in Ladies', / 2s; Gentlemen's, 2s 6d; repairing done I Brass tips replaced, &c, Ac. Heath, George street. DRK'SSMaKING. Good fitting, lowest charges, and every satisfaction, at Mrs Heath's, London Boot Shop, George street. FOR THE - for al classes ; reduced prices. Green's Leicester Boot Warehouse. George street. OOTS ! BOOTS !!—lf you want a eood Boot, cheap, try Green's Leicester Boot Warehouse, George street. fIASE. ELEGANCE, AND ECONOMY \j —Enjoyed by all that wear Green's celebrated Boots. Leicester Boot Warehouse. 10R THE HOLIDAYS - Ladies' kid walking Boots, at 6s 6d. Green's Leicester Boot Warehouse, George street. < Wanted for Mouteri and Linnks burn Statiens ; commence at Mouteri, 18th November. Apply Cargill, Gibbs and Co. XT'ANTED firat-cla's Cooks, Housem ads, f\ Barmaid, Cook and Laundress, General Servants. 31w Dick's offices. References required. ANTED iTnoira Mrs JAMES, in Reopening 2?* r School at the Caversham Hall, has T fees > which now are 6d, 9d, and Is per we," k « Every care paid to the good training of children. WANTED, a thorough Cook. J. Wterson, Australasian Hotel, Maclagean ' street. * I Burton Brothers, photographers. WANTED, Paperhingers. Apply David Scott and Co., the Octagon. WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply Mrs Wm. Watson, Brown street. WANIED Known -The cheapest Shop in town for Boots and t-hoes, at Geo. Harris's, Princes street. WANTED Known-Ladies' Kid Boots. ~ „ ss , 6d >' father Slippers (Colonial inadeUte 6d; Carpet, 4s 6d At Harris's. WANTED Known-Men's Bluchers, \ 6d; E'astic sides, 10s 6d ; Half-Wel- \ ln gtons» 13j 6d. At Harris's, Princes street. WANTED Known-Ladies' WhiS~Kid Boots, 8s 6d; Patent and B-onze Shoes, with heels. At Harris's, Princes street.

\ Colonial made Bluchers, Water-tights, Elastic-sides, and Balmorals always on hand. Harris s, Princes street. ▼ » assorted btock of < hilaren's, Girls', and Boys' Boots and Shoes at George Harris's, Fnncea street. WANTED, a Nureegirl; also two respectable Gn;ls to learn the Boot Machining. Apply for address Mrs Irwin's store, corner of Albany and George streets. ;ood s • lothing Factory. WANTED at Once, a good Plain Cook, tt x , « male or female - Apply Auld Scotland Hotel, Stuart street street. Apply G. H. Barnes, London street. WAITED, a General Servant. Apply . , 0 -JL Curle ' B cottages, St. Andrew street, near Filleul street. . Hellyer, Walker street. WANTED Known-New Potatoes, P-as; Rhubarb and Salarls, fresh and cheap. James Pryor, fruiterer Geoige 3treet. WANTED Known-Siiks, Silk?, Silfes for summer and eveni-g weir, black and colored; cheapest ever offered iu Dunedin A, _ and l '- In g ! ia, in liquidation. WANTED Known—Just opened, 200 doz Ladies' Collars and Cuffs at Is per set. A. and T. Ingli-«, iu liquidation. WANTED Known - Surshades. Sunsh'des, for the holidays; 1,000 Sunshades at from Is ea^h. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. than ever at the Cave; 25 cases of Summer Goods now openinsr out. A. and T. Inglis, inliquidatifn. \\f A T Kit Known Saturday, " The /' Cave Day." Special lines for Saturday ; must be cleared A « and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED, a strong Parcel Boy. ,\ pply immediately, Richards and Co., George st est WANTED, immediately, Ei R ht or Nine Apprentices to the Millinery. Apply Richards and Co., George street. ANTED TO SELL, that old-established r Drapery Business carried on by Messrs A. and T. JDglis, Port Chalmers. Apnlv A and T. Inglis, Dunedin, F1 y WANT Kl> SOLD, for Oddfellows' Fete, Black Lace Konnets. 12s 6d; trimmed hats, 6s 6d; Children's Trimmed Hats, 3s 61 H. and B. Brownlie, i-rinces street WILL the Brethren of the Order please advise their wives, daughters, and sisters to buy their Bonnets and Trimmed Hats at tt. and B Brownlie's. WANTED SOLD, Sixty White Marcella t>x.. 4s lid; Trimmed White Petticoats from 3s lld H. and B. Brownlie Gee. W. Eliott, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. Wa T, BD ' for the Right to Sell Tea. Coffee, Fruit. Pastry, Ac at the Oddfejlowb' F4te, 9th November, left with Mr Nliom hnnlronlln- n Dunedin. previous to Monday evening. V Palmer, secretary. WANTED Known-MilUu«ry and uresa' making, in all its branches, at Mrs «ifi™i: beßt houses in France! own material* made up.

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Evening Star, Issue 4271, 3 November 1876, Page 3

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896

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 4271, 3 November 1876, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 4271, 3 November 1876, Page 3

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