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Evening Star, Issue 4621, 20 December 1877, Page 4

mutft h«oom furniture vans. F sSSv E by £v opring Vans to any part oftheCifcy or ordS? 9 ‘ ImDaediate “ttention given to aU GIB3ON & TUCKER. xr« v m. (Kate A. Mellison and Co.) Harbor CWW Crawford street. JatOi •wo j ®®> Madaggan street, N.B.—Good Stabling To Let NOTICE OF REMOVAL. AND T. BURT beg to Intimate that they have Removed to their New Warehouse, Comer of Cumberland and Stuart streets. Opposite Findlay and Co.’s Timber Yard. ORMANBY HOUSE, Support Colonial Industry. Black Fans Hats made to order at Manufactory ; price, 17s 6i

V. ALMAO & CO.’b Hats, for durability, style, and workmanship, are not to bo equalled by any other firm in Dunedin. Every description of Hat made to order on shortest notice. Note the Address: NEXT QUEEN’S THEATRE. £JHBAP BOOTS AND SHOES! If you a ant good Boots and Shoes at a very low price, go to the CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY, GEORGE STREET, (Next door to York Hotel). , The Cheap Boot and Shoe Company beg to intimate to the Public that they intend to Sell everything at a very Low Price for Cash Only. Colonial-made Elastic Sides (Men’s), 12s 6d Do. Balmorals „ 14s 6d T P°* T „ 16s 6d Ladies. —Ladies’ Kid and Levant Boots, from 4s 6d; Women’s Lace-up Boots, 7s 6d; Colonial do., 9a 6d; Prunella Hasting), very best, 8s 6d. Children’s —Lace Boots, Is 6d • Girls’Kid, 7t09, 4s 6d; do da, 10 to 13, 5s 6d ; Colonial Leather. E.S., from 5s 6d. A large Stock of Boys’ strong Laoe Boots (Colonial-made), 7s 6d a pair; also a good Stock of Men’s, Women’s, and Children’s Slippers.

, are giving our especial attention to Colomal-made Goods, so that the public will have an opportunity of encouraging Industry. Don’t Forget the Address— GEORGE STREET, NEXT YORK HOTEL. RANGES. ASUEERIOR ASSORTMENT, suitable for all kinds of coal, always in stock at SHACKLOC K’S South-end Foundry, Crawford street N.B.—Sash-weights all sizes, General Castings, and Repairs. BURT AND WELLS. WE, the undersigned, have this day entered into Partnership as Timber Merchants and Wood ware Manufacturers, under the name of Burt and Wells. THOS. a BURT „ . , , , _ JOHN WELLS Cumberland street, Dunedin, October 19th, 1877.

"VEEND , & CO.’S commercial X LIVERY, BAIT, and COMMISSION STABLES, High Street. Single or double Abbot’s Buggies. Wagopen or close Carriages of the best description always on hand for Hire; also, a nrst-class assortment of single or double Harness Horses for Side or Hire. Gentlemen favoring the proprietors with charge of their horses at livery can rely on getting every attention. First-class grooms always in attendance. Horses broken to single or double harness. HENRY YEEND ft CO., Proprietorr.

TRADES DEMONSTRATION. Notice to the Employed and Unemployed* DRISCOLL still continues to • solicit the patronage of those who are in favor of the Extension of Railways Snpportere of Local Industry, who can one and all testify to his superior stock of Mosrfel and other Tweeds. The Guinea Trousers still stand unrivalled. Note the address* G. W. DRISCOLL, Merchant Tailor, Xiftte Geo, Davidson, Koyal TAILORING. IMARTUT Kret-class Tailor, has Just • Received SIX CASES NEW SUMMER GOODS, ex Timaru. New, .Coating, New Trousering, and New Vesting,

Criterion Building, Princes street. COBB & CO.’S ROYAL MAIL COACHES. DUNEDIN TO INVERCARGILL IN TWELVE HOURS. ON and after let November, passengers leaving Dunedin and Invercargill by 7.30 a. m. trams will arrive at Dunedin 7.45 nm. and Invercargill 7.19 p.m. * * Through Tickets by Coach and Rail can be obtained at any railway elation en route. Parcels prepaid at any Railway Station will be forwarded at greatly reduced rates. R. Galloway’s Line of Coaches will leave Tapanui 7.30 a.m. daily, and Waipahi at 3 30 pm. daily, in conjunction with through ooaohes atd trains. Fa es —First-class, 41s 9d; second class. 33b. TROUT FISHING. LEE STREAM. MRS SNOW’S COACH will leave Cutram for the l>ee Strain* on the arrival of the first train from Dunedin, every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. Turkish bath, Moray Place. The regular bather is easily recognised by the clearness of the complexion, the biilli&ncy of the eyes, the exuberance of spirits, “the light springing footstep,” and poetry of motion. Ladies will in future be admitted to the Baths at 7 pm, on Mondays, and Gentlemen net later than 6 p.m. for {Turkish, and 6 30 p.m for warm baths on said days. WFLB E T S • Dunedin Furniture Vans* Established 1862. The only Two-horse Vans In town. Families removed oni he shortest notice. Town and country orders punctually attended to. Note he address— W. FLEET, Great Kin? street North. VICTORIA LOAN AND DISCOUNT OFFICE, GEORGE STREET, (Fiv Doors from Robert Burns Hotel). M ONEY TO LEND on Personal Security ATI from L 5 to L6OO, eu Bills of Sale, Mortgages, and all available securities; also, Tra esmen’s Bills Disounted for short and -long periods. No expenses incurred but the actual rate of interest. R HART, Manager,