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Evening Star, Volume III, Issue 852, 29 January 1866, Page 3

E The great success that we have met withsince adding a TAILORING DEPARTMENT » to the other- Branches of oar Trade has induced us to give special attentipn to this important part of thg Business. GENTLEMEN, In addition to a Perfect and Fashionable Fit, will find a much larger and superior lot of TWEEDS and CLOTHS to choose. frppa than is generally to be met with in Dunedin, whilst the prices charged will be found considerably lower than those hitherto ruling for first-class Garments, LE GAN OE & JJTOQ NQM Y j EVERY DESCRIPTION of GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING Made tp. prder on the. shortest notice, under the Superintendence ,of a Thoroughly Practical Cutter. Q°.. TAILORS:* CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS, PRINCES STREET, Near the Octagon. jyj-ESSRS. AND Telegraph Chambers, Stafford Strept, (Near the Provincial Hotel), GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS And brokers. Beg to inform Rupholders, Farmers, Contractors, Hotel keepers, and Others, that ; to meet a much-felt want in the Province, they have opened a Registry Office for Male and Female servants. Their long experience of the labour market, and intention of giving every care ta engage or recommend only firstclass servants of either sex, justify an anticipation of a large share of public support. Provincial farm produce sold on commission, and Storey bought and forwarded. References—E. B. Cargill, Esq.R. B. Martin, Esq.,- George Murray, Esq., the Grange Thomas Murray, Esq., Mount Stewart. . , c 0.. H ERRERT, JJAYNES, JgRODIE AND Victoria Chambers, want U^° n nex s e Free£loo ■**£*** TO LEND, U^>o?L Security. TO LET, a large double Store. Entrance from Princes street. Rent 30s per week. Apply W- Perkins, opposite Bank of New Zealand. TO LET, the SURREY .GARDENS, containing a large stock ,of .every kind of Vegetable, and .upwards of a Thousand Fruit Trees, together .with a good .Dwelling House, large Sued, and theibest Piggery in the Province. For particulars apply to J. T. Roberts, Commission Agent j Walker street. Holloway's Hills and Ointment. — Biliousness—Dyspepsia.—There is no organ in the human body so liable to derangement as the liver. Food, fatigue climate, and anxiety, all disorder its action, and render its secretion—-the-bile—more or less depraved, superabundant, or scanty. The .first symptons should receive attention. A .pain in the side or top of the shoulder, ; a harsh cough and difficulty ,o£ breathing, .are signs of liver disease, -which are removed without delay, by friction with Holloway’s inestimable Ointment. The Pills should also be taken early. For all disease of this vital organ, the action of these conjoined remedies is a specific by .checking , the .over supply of sbile, regulating itg 1 secretion and giving nervous tone. j