WANTEDS. ANTED, an Apprentice, to learn the glass embossing and art decorating; small premium required. N. Leves, South Australian, Princes street. ANTED7"nr General Servant. Apply Kindergarten, George .street, opposite St. David street. 'ANTED, Care Two or Three Children ; comfortable home. "J.," corner Leith arid Brooke streets. North Dunedin. ANTED TO LET, a superior Fiveroomed House, Clyde street. Apply E. Youß'', draper, Frederick street. - Great Reduction in ,YY Price. Drain Pipes of all descriptions, Flower Pots, Vases, Chimney Tops, Butter Crocks, Flooring Tiles, Bricks, etc. Lambert's North-east Valley Tottery "Works. 'ANTED Walton Park Coal , , is the best and cheapest Colonial Coal that can be used. RANTED Known—That we do not Sell other Coals for Walton Park. ETRwtpoctfully Rsk the Public to try the Walton Park Coal. >S per ton; 8s Gd half ton; 4s Ul quarter. __________ ARTIN AND WATSON, Coal Merchants, Stuart and Castle streets. RUIT of all kinds wanted m large quan- ■ titles, for jam-making, by New Zealand Fruit Preserving Company. Apply D. M. Sp'edding. ANTED TO PURCHASE, Luggage, Furniture, and Jewellery ; the highest rice riven. Samuel Goldston, pawnbroker, 3 ouvv«| 'H-". ■ _"_-- /ANTED by a Gentleman in the north end of the City, First-class Board and Residence, bed and sitting-rooms, where there are no other boarders; 'private Protestant family preferred. Address to " Alpha Beta," Star Office. PUBLIC NOTICES. 'ILKINSON AND KEDDIE, Ironmongers and Importers, Dunedin, have just ______ ANDED--ex Loch Linnhe, Oamaru, and Westland—Leamington, Star, and Mistress Ranges, Register Grates, American and Glasgow Stoves ; also i EAP HOOKS, Scythes, Rakes, Milk and j Jelly Pans, and a general lot of House Furnishing Ironmongery ; also IVE CASES of Breech and Muzzle loading 1 Guns, direct from the celebrated Maker, Charles Newton, London. ND have marked them at such Low Puces as must ensure a speedyjsale. ISO a Largo Assortment of Powder Flasks, _. Shot Pouches, Game Eags, and Cartridge Machines, at very I6w prices. INSPECTION INVITED by Wilkinson and Keddie, importers, 97, George street, Dunedin. "HTUART AND CO . Auctioneers, Stock, _>' Station, and Land Agents and Sharebroker-.: Offices: Zealandia Chambers DowliDg street' .;" • _________ ICTURES. Large Assortment of Oleo- ___ graphs' and Chromos, Framed and TJnIramedi oheap. Fish and Son, Princes street. AND T. INGLIS having completed Department, arc now prcparedjo at One-half' the Usual Charges. ' Prices quoted on application to A and T. WANTED, Ladies to bring their Plaits for re-working, or Combings and Tangled Hair at once. Half-prices during this month at C. E. Falkner and Co.'a, 21, George street. E__LING"OFF.—Last Month of C. E Falkner and Co.'s Great Sale of Hair and Halrwork, P" No reasonable off w refused. ~R ROBINSON, Dentist, has Removed to Rooms corner of George street and Moray place. OF SOUTH DUNEDIN and Surrounding Districts.—For Good and Cheap Drapery try Scanlan and Co., Main road South Dunedin. IRAVELLING BOXES, Deed Boxes, Ladies Bonnet Boies, Baths, Kerosene Lamps in great variety. WILLIAM .COUSTON, Rattray street, Ironmonger. • EAMINGTON Ami MISTRESS RANGES, Star Ranges, Cooking Stoves. ARTHUR BRISCOE AND CO. "TO PARENTS Oil GUARDIANS. ■ AM PREPARED TO RECEIVE a welleducated "South as Pupil; premium reqUl l '' DAVID ROSS, Architect, Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architects, Octagon Buildings. / ASHING COPPERS, Mangles, "Empire Wringers, '' Lady Help " Knife Cleaners, prize Filters, "Mistress " Ranges. WILLIAM COUSTON, Rattray street, Ironmonger. NOTICE. HE IMPERIAL BUILDING AND INJ.' VESTMENT SOCIETY is prepared to Lend Money on Freehold and Leasehold Securities, repayable on terms suitable to borrowers, Parties desirous of Buying or Building will havo every facility afforded and information given on applying at the office, 101, Princes street. WILLIAM BROWN, Secretary. COFFEE PALACE. THE NEW Te STAURANT Is now Open. GREEN AND CO.'S PATENT SELI- - CINDER-SIFTING ASH CLOSET. The excreta is instantly deodorised, and no smell is perceptible, even though it is allowed to Btand for twelve months. (See testimonials and handbills). The Ash Closet differs from the Earth Closet, Inasmuch as it makes use of ordinary house ashes instead of dry earth. By the pressure upon the seat, the ash dust is separated from the cinders and scattered over the soil on each use of the Closet, and so any bad smells are prevented. The cinders are saved for re-burning. A valuable ready-made manure is produced. $o. other Closet does the above without infringing this patent. Dry earth may be used with the Cinder-sift-ing Ash Closet, but ashes, unless previously sifted, cannot be used with the Earth Closet. It answersequally as well for wood ashes or drv earth. No well-regulated household should be without'them. Only emptied every twelve months. Saves the first expense m two years. Tho manure manufactured by the Cinder-sifter, is valued at 25s per ton at Home. Ihe 1 atent can be adapted to old closets. THE SYSTEM I- inexpensive. Costs little (if any) more than the old fashioned privy. Requires no extra attention. Is simple in construction. Cannot net out of order. Is equally suited to the mansion and the cottage. Is much appreciated by the cottager. Over 50,000 in use. Invercargill, Novemb_r 25 1881, Messrs Green and Co. Oentleraen.-The Cinder-s.ft-ing Ash Closet you sold me does its work well. Ifiope that "you will be successful in bringing tour closet into general use in Invercarg.il as it would materially improve the sanitary state or the town.-I am, gentlemen, yours truly, N. JoHNaoN, Mayor. For further testimonials sec handbills. Closets to be seen and all further information can be obtained from MESSRS ANDERSON AND MORRISON, Agents for Bunedin, The following Agents are now appointed : Port Chalmers-Mr J. B. Taylor. Oamaru—Messrs T. Falconer and Co. Tinted— Mr Hardy. Ashburton—Mr M. Dawson. Ohri-tchurch, Lyttelton, and Sumner-Mr K. Hinge. All orders punctually attended to. ■'. GREES AND CO., Patentees,
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Evening Star, Issue 5914, 23 February 1882, Page 1
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