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SUPREME COURT HOTEL, Stuart-street, DUNEDIN. CO' DRISCOLL, • Proprietor, Hot, cold, and shower baths can be had at all times during the day. Private apartments for ladies and families. Persons called in time for all the early trains, coaches and steamers. One of Alcock's Prize Medal Billiard Tables. iyj- ills, dick, i ccs ALMANACK & DIRECTORY FOR 1878, Contains NEW COUNTRY MAP, NEW GARDEN CALENDAR, And the usual variety of Useful Information SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE Is. 6d" MUNSTER ARMS HOTEL, Corner of WALKER AND PRINCES STREETS, DUNEDIN. P. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. First-class Accommodation. Single and Double Bedrooms, and a Bath-room. Private apartments for Families. Charges moderate AMES COUS TO N, PLUMBER, GASFITTER, ZINC-WORKER, &c., Sec, Walker Street. iggr Orders punctually attended to. EORG E G O W (Late Wcston and Gow) Begs respectfully to inform his numerous friends, and the public general]}', that he has commenced business as General Blacksmith and Wheelwright, next the premises occupied by, the late firm. He trusts by attention, and making none but first-class articles, to merit a share of public patronage. Town and country orders punctually attended to. PRINCES STREET SOUTH, DUNEDIN. "Wm. Parkek Street, JonN Cawpbeljl; Mohris, City Auditor, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy. GTUEET AND MORRIS, Land and Estate Agents, SHAREBROKERS, COMMISSION AGENTS, Accountants, and Valuators. Loans Negotiated and Bills Discounted. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE BUILDINGS, Liverpool-street. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. I BEG to intimate that I have this day- admitted into Partnership my brother, Mr. ROBERT PARK, late of the Bank of New Zealand. The business in future will be carried on under the style of "R. & A. J. PARK," Engineers, Surveyors, Land and Share Broker.", ard General Agents, at offices in Savings Bank Buildings, High-street. A. J. PARK. Dunedin, 11th Dec, 187 S.

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