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Evening Star, Issue 4295, 1 December 1876, Page 3

Late Advertisement*. CHEAP B(K)T;3, Cheap Boots, Cheap Boots. At Heath's London Boot Shop, George street. CHEAP BOOTS. -A he finest a-sortment of Fresh Good; in Dunedin to select £ om. Heath's, George street. CHEAP BOOTS.—Astounding news. Hun dreds of nail's of Carpet and Leather Slippers at 3s 6>l ; Cashmere, 2; 6d Heath’.-, Geo ge street. CHE "P BOOT-).—Come to George street to buy Cheap Boots. Competition keen, prices low, and nineteen boot shops to select from Heath’s CHEAP 800 Ts.— o more rivets, m> more pegs, no more damaged stockings. Kid Hoots, sewn soles, 10s tid to 14s 6d, at Heath’s. CHEAP BOOTS.—A splendid assortment of French I astings 6s 6d to 10s 6d; just opened. Inspection invited at Heath's. CHEAP B GTS —Ladies, try a pair of tlx >se stylish, high leg Kid Bo' ts, brass heels (Heath’s own make), 16s 6d; the finest and cheapest boots ever introduce a into Dunedin CHEAP 800 TS. Ladies’ first-class Boots of every description made to measure. 17s to ISs Gd, satisfaction guaranteed, at Heath’s CHEAP BOOTS,—The very finest French * ’alf Gentlemen’s Boots made to measure, 2ls (one trial solicited), at Heath’s, George street. i IILAP BO 'TS.—Hundreds of pairs of those f-tylLh patent Buckle Shoes for boys and girls, children and maid -, 3s Cd to 7s 6d. Heath's. C’E P BOOTS.—See the splendid dis play of New Boots and c-hoes at Heath’s before throwing away your money on rubbish. CHEAP BOOTS,—Buy ynr Boots at the T heapest Shop. Everything warranted at Heath’s New London Boot Shop, George street. CHEAP BOUTS.—Elastics put in ladies’, 2s ; gentlemen’s, 2s Gd. .Repairs done, brass tips put on, &c., &c. 'Heath’s, George street. nRESSMAKIN 1, Sc, —For Good Fitting, Stylish Appearance, and Low Charges, go to Mrs Heath’s, the London Boot Shop, George street SITED, a respectable, useful girl, as General Servant. Mrs Heath, London Boot Shop, George street. WAITED Known Children’s White Pelisses, 5s Gd; Children’s White Worked Frocks, 5s lid. H. and B Brownlie. ANTE I > Known—Bonnets, 7s Gd, 12s Gd 15s Gd; Trimmed Hats at reduced prices. H. and K. Brownlie ,-aKTED Known—Children’s Straws from Is 3d ; Trimmed Hats very cheap. H. and B. rown’ie. WANTED, immediate Offers in Hay’s in solvent Estate for Loyal Readers, 4 5, and 6, at per dozen. WANTED, immediate Offers for in Fourth and Fifth Books, “ Britis Emp : re,” “Advanced Reader.” Hay’s Ir solvent Estate. WfAX L’KD Known—Hay’s Bible Ware T t home must be cleared out immediately Tremendous bargains. Be in time. WANTED Known - First-class Bible being sold at a little over half-price Fay’s Insolvent E»tate.

WA >■' iED Known—Splendid Assortment Photngraplrc Albums, half-price. Hay’s Insolvent^state, George street. WANTED Known —Li 000 worth of Paintings from our most ce'ebrated modern masters will shortly be distributed to the customers of A. and T. laglis. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—Customers who pay their accounts to the amount of L2O du ing J lecpmber will participate in our grand gift distribution. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. Known—To-morrow (Saturyy day) will be the grand show and exhibition night at the Cave. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED, 10,000 Visitors to gaze on the " onders to be exhibited to-morrow night at the Cave A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—l he latest Novelty is our Shilling Table. Complete sets of Lace Goods, I s each. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known 1,500 Men’s Tweed Suits, latest style and fashion, from 20s each. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANT ED K own--Grand Display of Mil inery and Dress Goods. Full dress lengths from 5s (id. A and T inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—976 Purchasers were Served at our Shilling Table last Saturday night. A. and T. Inglis, in liquidation. WANTED Known—Harness and Lace Long Curtains, splendid assortment, 4s 6d 5s 6d, 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d ; -*ntiraacass ir-< and Toilet Covers, good value ; Short Curtains, 3; Honeycomb Towels, 6. R Brown Georee street. WANTED Known—The best value in Prints is to be had at R. Brown’s, George street. WANTED Known Black Lmtres, snlendi 1 value. Is, Is 3d, Is 6d up; Dress Materials and Checked Stripes, Muslins, a large assortment ; Brown Hollands, f£d ; Han els. Is up. R. Brown, George street, near Octagon. WANTED Known New arrivals in Ribbons, La es. Gloves, Flowers, Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs. Brown’s, George street. \\T ANTED Known—Toys and Fancy ? V Goods all descriptions selling cheap at Macedn’s. Princes street south. iivjfy/ ANT-I) Ki'own—New Zealand Ferns ' -• Framed for seeding Homo at J. A, Macedo’s, Princes street south. VTffTANTED Known—Cobhett’s best and Vf Other Bats ; also, Duke’s best and ether Balls at Macedo’s. WANTED, a Girl, about 10, to assist in housework. Apply Miss Sharp, Royal Terraco WaNTwD, a aitress for hotel; a'so Cooks, General Servants. Apply at Miss Allan’s Registry Office. WANT ED, \V oi king H ouaekeeper, Female Cocks (hotels, private families), General Servants, Housemaids, Barmaids. Boots Mrs Dick’s offices. __ WANTED, a Brass Moulder. Anderson and Morrison, brassfounders, Moray place. WANTED, a useful respeotah’e Girl about 15 years, for a small family. For address, Mr Wilson, baker, Dnnc-m street. WAN I ’ED, a smart (,ad, between J 3 and 15 years, to work in garden, &c. Apply between three and five o'clock ou Saturday to Henry Godfrey, Forbury. WANTED, smart Lad, 14 or 15 years old, for Carpenter a Shop, Apply W. C. Smith, tuart street. iA / ANTED, a respectable young Girl, fond * of children. Mrs R. Seward, Rose Outage, Albany street WA NP c I), a thorough General Servant. Melbourne Reireat, Upper York place. \A7"ANTED, good Man Cook. Apply Uni* ▼ ? versal Hotel. Maclaggan street. WANTED, a small supply of first-class Fresh Butter, Joseph Scott, General I Store, Carguroad, Forbury.