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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4842, 28 September 1876, Page 3

Public Notices OHAMPION HANDICAP, The following is the declaration of Distances conceded to those who entered for the above event;-- j HENRY MACE, ) A. YOUNG, > Haudicappers. G. PISHED, ) Acceptances will close at the New Zealander Hotel on FRIDAY EVENING at 9 o’clock. .Business Notices G REAJT CLEARING SALE. op ■■ SADDLERY AND HARNESS. J. E. EVANS Is now offering THE WHOLE OP HIS STOCK At a discount of 15 per cent. . Under the Verandah, Lambtou-quay. Inspection and comparison invited. IHREE HUNDRED & PIPTY-NINB REMNANTS OP WINCEYS, AT HALP-PRICE AND LESS. 12 YARDS Is. 6d. POR 2s. 6d. 12 YARDS 6s. 6d. POR 3s. 6d. 12J YARDS 125.. Od. POR 3s. 9d. lOJ YARDS 9s-6d. FOR 4s. 9d. 8a YARDS 10s: Od; POE ss„ Od. 7* YARDS 12s. 6d. POR 6s. 3d. 81 YARDS 13s. 9d. POR 7s. Od. Hi YARDS 155.-9 d. POR 7s. lid. ' “ AT THE ;.GREAT. SALE TE ARC HOUSE. POR THIS WEEK ONLY. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE, M CLEAN’S CUBA-STREET. Costumes Por CHEAP Mantles try MACLEAN’S Millinery Por CHEAP Hosiery try MACLEAN’S Trimmings Prints - For CHEAP Marcellas try MACLEAN’S and Calicoes , Men’s and Beys For CHEAP Clothing try Hats and Caps MACLEAN’S Berlin Wool ■ Por CHEAP Patterns try MACLEAN’S Fancy Work 72-inch Scrim, 6Jd. CUBA-STREET. pUBLIC NOTICE. ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP COLLINGWOOD AT MELBOURNE. We shall now be able to complete our new arrangements early in October, when VENETIAN BLINDS Will be made at prices lower than any yet offered by any house in New Zealand, Apyly for Price Lists, &0., to EASBYS VENETIAN BLIND WORKS, Opposite the New Zealand Times Office, Willis-street. KIT Note,-—The only works in the province solely devoted to the trade. MR. EDITOR.—Sir, I like your style much when you write about finding men of sufficient patriotism to serve the country without the £3OO per aunum. You ought to know that patriotism is a plant that don’t grow much here yet—the soil is not used to it. I have heard of the savage who loved his native shore; but that don’t apply to us ; we aint quite savages. Igo in for payment to members; I maybe a member myself soon. Instead of making long windy speeches of no use to any one, I’d dodge about the Assembly taking orders for my Best Suits at £4 10s., and Trousers and Vest at £2; then go to my ne w shop in Manners-street, and make them overtime, and have my £3OO per annum. JAMES HUXLEY, Tailor, Woollen Draper, and Contractor. George dixon, MANUFACTURER OP , , GINGER BEER, rERATED WATERS, AND CORDIALS, Begs respectfully to thank his patrons and friends for the generous support accorded to him since commencing business, and to inform them that, having purchased the business and plant of Mr. Ed. Dixon, he will beinapoaitionto largely extend his trade, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a' continuance of the same. Business for the future will be carried on at the Cuba-street Factory. A letter box will be placed for orders at Sydney-street. NOTICE. —We have this day commenced business as Commission Agents, Accountants, and Collector s, under the name of H. W. Wilson a.nd Co. a . , ) H. W. WILSON, feigned J, HUGH , van HBYTHUYSEN. Temporary Office, Lambton Quay, (Near the new Government Buildings.) HW. WILSON and Co., Commission . Agents, Accountants, and Collectors. Rents and outstanding accounts collected in town and country. HBUDDEN, WHOLESALE AND , HETAIL NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN, Willis'street and Abel Smith-street. JgjNGLISH HIGH .SCHOOL. The Fourth Quarter will commence on MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1876.