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Evening Star, Issue 4303, 11 December 1876, Page 3

Pn|Mto Notices. NOW OR NE/VERr LAST CHANCE» NO DECEPTION I rjl M'GILL ia;Clearing the remainder of his cheap lot of celebrated French Merinos, at Is s£d and la Bd. Will only be sold at these w prices for'one week. NOTICE. rpHQMAS BIRCH intimates that he has resumed business as Wine and Spirit Merchant, in Jetty sweet, adjoining the hotels of Messrs Couzens and Moss. Best selection of Wines and Spirits to choose from. gEO W.N, EWING, & CO. ARE |JUST LANDING,! Ex Timaru and J. N. Fleming, BRUSSELS CARPETS, TAPESTRY CARPETS, KIDDERMINjSTER CARPETS, 3-PLY SCOTCH CARPETS. All New Designs’and Colorings. FLOOR-CLOTHS, . New and choice patterns, all thoroughly sea* Honed* from 2ft to 18ft wide. House Furnishings In Variety, BROW:*, EWING, & OC.

TO MV FRIENDS. THE VISITORS pleasure in publishing the (following Testimonials from eminent Medical Men regarding my character as a Chemist, and hope to receive the continued support that has been given me for the last 14 years by the residents of the city and surrounding districts. 1 am. Your obedient servant, BARNARD ISAAC, Chemist and Druggist, Princes street and Rattray street, Mr Barnard Isaac. Dear Sir,—lt gives me great pleasure to bo able to beer testimony to your carefulness and accuracy as a'dispenser. Many of my patients are regular customers of yours, and from what they have told me, as well as from my own personal knowledge of the manner in which you have frequently dispensed for my own family, I am very glad indeed to be able to express my confidence in you. During the time I have been here, I cannot call to mind a single instance of remissness on your part, while there are several cases occur to me in which you have showed a great amount of caution in dealing with prescriptions. I am, Yours truly, WILLIAM BROWN, t M.8.., C.M, High street, Dunedin, November 17,1876 a CUSTOMERS, AND TO DUNEDIN. Moray place, Dunedin, November 17,1876. Mr Barnard Isaac, Chemist and Druggist. Sir, —I have much pleasure in testifying that during my practice in Dunedin for some years past that those prescriptions of mine mads up at your establishment have invariably been disqjensed to my entire satisfaction. I remain, &c., C. N. REIMER, L.M. I have much pleasure in testifying that Mr B. Isaac has frequently dispensed my prescriptions for the last two years, and I have every reason to believe him to be a careful and thoroughly reliable dispensing chemist. FRED. C. BATCHELOR, L R.C.P., M.R.C.S., &c. November 17, 1876. Mr B. Isaac. Dear Sir,—l haVe much pleasure in stating that I have always found yon a careful and accurate dispenser, willing and obliging at whatever hour you were called upon. I have full confidence in you as a chemist and druggist. I am, very truly yours, J. GILLIES, M.D. Dunedin, November 22,1876. High street, Dunedin, November 18,1876. Mr Isaatj Chemist. Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the care and accuracy with which my_ prescriptions for my own family and patients have been dispensed at your establishments during my residence in this City. I have also to thank you for the ready and obliging manner in which you have served me on all occasions, whether by day or night. I am, Yours sincerely, A. J. FERGUSSON, M.D. I have been very intimately acquainted with Mr lsaacs, Chemist andflDruggist of this City, during the past two years, and have had ample opportunity for forming a p.oper estimate of his capabilities as a dispenser of medicines. I feel happy in being able to state that I consider him thoroughly well informed in his profession, and quite competent to discharge efficiently its duties. M. D. MURPHY, L.F.P., & S G.L.S.A.L.L.M.D., &c., &c. Dunedin, 7th December, 1876. QO-OPERATIVB STORE, MAOLAGGAN STREET. WANTED KNOWN. The Proprietors of the above Store are anxious that all parties may enjoy the luxury of holding a merry Christmas and happy Nejw Year with a well-stocked larder. For this purpose, they have commedced a Clearing Sale for one mouth. WANTED KNOWN. Boxes containing 1 libs of rich, Peko flavored Tea, worth 27s 6d, are now selling at 245. Strong, well-flavored Tea, worth 235, is now now selling at Is 9d per lb, taking h«lf chest, at the Co-operative'|Store, Maclaggan street. WANTED KNOWN— Sugars, cheap, as shown in the window. Currants, sd. Raisins, 6d. 0. and L. Feel, Is 6d. Essences, 6d per bottle. Almonds, 2s 2d. Fine Muscatel Raisins, Is 3d, At theJjfCo-operative Store, Maolaggan street. WANTED KNOWN— Flour in 50ibs, 7s 6d. Fresh Butter, lOd. Cheese, 9d. Side Bacon, lOd. Colonial Hams, Is, At the Co-operative Store, Maclaggan street. WANTED KNOWN— Col<|aial and Adelaide Wines, from 18s to 30s par dozen. Fine Old Port. 30s 6d. Fine Table Sherry. Muscadino Wine, 3s 6d per bottle. < dd Glenury Whisky, 3a. Teirnaut’s, Byass’s, and Deetjen’s English Ales at 12s per dozen. All. Other Articles _ in Proportion are now Selling alt the Co-operative Store, Maclaggan street.