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Evening Star, Issue 4760, 4 June 1878, Page 1

I Pnbllo Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE. I HAVE This Day Disposed of the Goodwill and Stock-in Trade of that business carried on byine in George street aa General trrocer, &c. to M<?sers Stevenson and Ford, by it will in futue be conducted. While thanking my friends and the public for the support they have given me for sixfe?n years 1 would respectfully solicit a feantinuance of those favors for my successors/ JOHN" WALLACE, *■ General Grocer, &&, ,'. George street. < IN Reference to the above, we are happy to inform Mr Wallace's customers and our friends that we have secured the above Business. Waving made some necessary alterations, we a r e /?M W °P, enin g "P a carefully-assorted Stock of Oilmen's Stores. Teas. Wines and Spirits and everything requisite for a Family Trade. We respectfully trust the friends and customers who have supported the establishment in the past will t-till continue their iavora, and we can confidently a?sure them of .'promptitude, goods of sterling value, and our every attention. Our method of business willba: Families waited on for order*, and Goods Delivered to all. parts of the City and Suburbs. ' STEVENSON ~~AKD FORD ' (Late with (Late with PatetFon & M'Leod) W. Wright) General Grocers, Tea, Wine, Spirit; and Provision Merchants, ■'■ GEOKGE STEEET, DTJNEDIN. I ESTATE OF WATSON AND GOW. I HAVE to intimate that all sumß due to the firm of Watson and Gow, in liquidation, must be paid to me forthwith, and to request that the claims against the firm be rendered to me before the 31st May. W. BROWN, Princes street, Liquidator. HOWARD & RAYMOND, . Chemists and Druggists, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. MR RAYMOND bags to notify that he will continue to carry on the above business .is heretofore, the arrangement for his retirement from the business in favor of Mr C. Anning not having been concluded. SAFEIY FOR LIFE AND PROPERTY.. BUY NOONDA.YOIL, the safest, being of the highest fire test; most economical, and most popular Oil in the New Zealand market. Another shipment expected to arrive daily.

BA.TE3, SISB, & C 0.,. Importers.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC OF DUNEDIN. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, Rattray street, In returning thanks to his numerous friends and the public for their liberal patronage and support for so many years conferred on him, begs to announce that he has just completed new and extensive Premises, with all the iatest appliances for the manufacture of Boots and Shoes of every description, wholesale and retail, at prices to suit the requirements of all who may favor him with their patronage. Every style of work got up on the premises, and guaranteed best material and workmanship. NOTICE. J-QHN WILKINS, F,T?.C.S., &c, (Late Honorary Surgeon to the Eye, Ear, and Throat Infirmary, Melbourne) haß removed to the residence of the lateDr Hulme, opposite High School, Dunedin. THE SECRET OF SUCCESS. v URING the last twelve months our busi- — ness has increased to twice its former extent. This is, undoubtedly, owing to the sterling vdue of all goods sold, combined with our well-known lo* cash prices. Being both Importers and Manufacturers we are able to offer the public Boots and Shoes, both Heme and Colonial made, cheaper than any other house in the trade. We feel assured one trial will lead to a determination to deal at no other than THE LEICESTER BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE (Wholesale and Retail), George Street (near the Octagon). J. ft. &REEN, Proprietor. COBB & CO.'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES. DUNEDIN TO INVERCARGILL IN TWELVE HOURS. PASSENGERS leaving Dunedin and Invert cargill by 7.30 a.m. Trains will arrive at Dunedin 7.45 p.m., and Invercargill 7.19 p.m. Through Tickets by Coach and Rail can be obtained at any Railway Station en route. I Parcels prepaid at any Railway Station will i be forwarded at greatly reduced rates. RimmriTirl'a T.-Ino t\f <"»««„!,,■.„ :n t Tapanui 7.30 a.m. daily, and Waipahi at 3.50 p.m. daily, in conjunction with through coaches and trains. Fares : First Class, 41s 9d; Second Class, 325. Return tickets, available for six days* First Class, L 3 3s lid; . Second Clasß, L2 9a 3d. R. B. WILLIAMS & CO.

CHANGE OF ADDRESS. MR ALFRED A. CAMERON begs to announce that on and after this date all communications should be addressed to his office at the Prince of Wales Hotel. South Princes street, Dutedin; or to Box 251. Post Office. ' 27th May, 1878. SHEEP-WORRYING. OWNERS OF DOGS in and about Outram are hereby Warned that after this date all Dogs found on the Property between Outram and Harvey's Flat will be Shot. JAMES FULTON. West Taieri, 25th May, 1878. RANGES. L SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT, writable 3L for all kinds of coal, always in stock at ; S H OK'3 South-end Foundry, Crawford Btreet. N.B.—Sash-weighta all Bizes, General Castings, and Repairs,