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Evening Star, Issue 4437, 19 May 1877, Page 1

PnWia Notices. PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT. JH JEWITT. having taken, Mr John • Tannage intn partnership, begs to tvtnm his sincere thanks to the Citizens of Dunedin for the liberal patronage bestowed on him for a number of years past end desires to iissure them that it will be the earnest endeavor of h s s partner and himself to merit a c ntinuance of their fivors. The business will in future be carried on under the style of JLWITT & TUNNAGE, Fishmongers, Poulterers, Game dealers, Ac., In the premises lately occupied by Mr B. Isaac, chemist, Princes street. Mr Jewitt’s late shopman (J. F. Martin) has been engaged to manage the business, and this fact is a guarantee that customers will have their orders attended to with punctuality and despatch. JEWITT & TTTNNAGE, Fshmcngers, &c, Princes street. Coal and Firewood Yard, Great King street, next Christian Chapel. Newcastle, Scotch, and Walton Park Coals. Charcoal, Lighting Wood, 2s per cwt, ESTABLISHED 1865. FACTS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN. ST, KERR has Opened a NEW • DRAPERY MART, In connection with his well-known CLOTHING AND MEN’S MERCERY ESTABLISHMENT. In order to make this new undertaking a SUCC'SS GREAT INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED FACT NO. 1. —Winceys Cheaper than ever. Wonderful Value, FACT NO. 2,— Blankets for the Million. I No House can beat them, few can compare with them for Sterling Value, Heads of Families, Hotelkeepers, and the Gener.'l Public before they purchase will do well to Inspect the Undermentioned Goods Counterpanes, Toilet Ccvers, Sheetings, Toweling?, Flannels, Toilet Quilts, Calicoes, Long Cloths, Diapers, Brown Hollands, &c., &c., FOR IT IS REALLY A I’ACT THAT S. T. KERR is determined that his Prices shall make the Goods SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. Civility and Despatch, combined with the Fact that yon will get more than ordinary value for your money, must induce you to patronise S. T. KERR, The Cheapest Draper, The Cheapest Clothier, The Cheapest Men’s Mercer To be Found this Side the Line, CORNER OF HANOVER AND GEORGE STREETS.