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Public Notices. EWSO N G S ! (Carefully selected) ByClaribel, Molloy. Sullivan, Blumentbal, and other eminent composers. CLARIBEL'3 SONGS: Strangers Yet. Half-mast High, "Wishing Well. Hidden Voioes, Drifting, Old House on the Hill, Sa'lor Boy, 1 Jttla Bird on the Green Tree, Old T'ink Thorn. Love's Test. Mountain Mabel, Male's Welcome, You and I, Milly's Faith, in all Tinie of our Tribulation, fie; &c. MOLLOY'J SONGS: Clochette, Don't b* Sorrowful, Eily r Reason The Cragsmen, f-o the Story Goes,* The Ride, The Gieaneis, Old Cottage Clock, &c, &o. SULLIVAN'S SONGS •..,..-. I.ookirg Back, Looking Forward,. Golden Sleep my Love, Thoujurt &c. BLUMENTHAL'3 SO NGS: Boatman's Song, Comrades Send the Flagon Rou r d, Love the Pilgrim....... Forging the Anchor (Benedict, Little Bird so <■ weetly Singing (Allen), The Hay is i' the May (Gattv), Apart (OaHy), Fire barred Gate Wedding Bells, The o]<J, Old Song (Farni»), Secret of the Sea, Brown Eyes or BlueJCyes Spread thy Silver Wines, 0 Dove, The River Ban Between Them, Holly Ferrieß. *»* The above are a most choice' selection of STANDABD SONGS, Although comparatively unknown inDuhedin. CHAS. BEGG& CO. EEND & CO.'S COMMERCIAL, LIVERY, BAlT,'and . COMMISSION STABLES, High Street. Single or double, Abbot's Buegies, Wa<» gonettes., open or .close/Carriages of the beat 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 can rely on getting every attention. First-class grooms always in attendance. , Hprses broken to single or double harness. HENRY YEEND & CO- Proprietors. i.OLD CLUB LIVKRY AND BAIT BTABLES, Maclaggan street. patrons and the public that they rchased of the nbfove Very- convenient arid centrally situated SMiles, where they will carry on business in connection with the Queen's Repository, King street, with every leqm ite necessary for a well-appointed Livery Ptable. : From their large stock of tried horses and vehicles, customers cm ensure satis' faction. Carriages with "well-matched pairs for weddings. Parties i supplied at shortest notice ; also bugjdejs and hacks for ladies and gentlemen. r Jheir extensive "tabling enables Bacon and Sons to offer accommodation for livery horses second to none in Dunedin, and uieir terms will be foiind reasonable. Loose boxes for entires and race-horses A few goo £ harness and saddle horses always.for sale.' baconT sons, At Queen's Repository; King street, And Old ClublStables, Maclaggan atreet,
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Evening Star, Issue 4276, 9 November 1876, Page 1
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1,070Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Star, Issue 4276, 9 November 1876, Page 1
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