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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 208, 30 March 1877, Page 2

¥T7 ANTED KNOWN. JOHN ELLIOTT begs to inform his Customers and the Public generally that he has taken the Premises in George-street, next door to Messrs. Bagley and Son, Chemists, at present occupied by the Sub-branch of the Bank of New Zealand, only a few doora from his present place of business, where he intends to open immediately after the Bank take possession of their new buildings. In addition to his present well assorted stock of Boots and Shoes, he intends to show a magnificent assortment of New Goods, which, for moderate price and excellent quality, cannot be surpassed. ELLIOTT'S BOOT SHOP, Geoege Stebet. VTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC COMMEBCIAL LIVEBY AND BI.IT STABLES, High-Street. H. Yeend and Co. beg to intimate to the residents < f Dunedin and the surrounding Districts that they have purchased those old established Stables in High-street, known as the Commercial Stables. Intending to keep none but the best class of Saddle and Harness Horses, either for sale or hire, they trust to merit the confidence of their patrons — all Buggies, Carriages, &c., being entirely new, and of the besr description. The Proprietors can ensure to gentlemen wishing a really firstclass turn-out the utmost satisfaction. As only first- slass grooms will be kept, customers will alvays find civility and attention. Horses taken upon livery on the most reasonable terms. H. YEEND & CO., Proprietors.