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Evening Star, Issue 7298, 24 August 1887, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. Volunteer Office, Dunedin, 24th August, 1887. I S T K I C T CEDE Ri The following Corps will PARADE in Drill Order, for Inspection and Battalion Drill, at the Garrison Hall, at 8 o’clock p.m. on THURSDAY, the Ist September proximo Dunedin Naval Artillery Peninsula Naval Artillery B Battery New Zealand Artillery Engineers. By order. H. GORDON (Major), District Adjutant. IN Notifying the REMOVAL of the Business to his new Premises in Manor street, JOHN DRUMM has to acknowledge the patronage accorded him by owners and breeders of superior horses duiing the past 16 years. As an expert in Horseshoeing, and of no recent date, the following certificate will show“Mr John Drumm. Sir,—l have to certify that yourself and partner won three first prizes for horseshoeing when I was secretary to the Port Phillip Farmers’ Society, Melbourne. On two of the occasions Messrs John Tait and Ed. de Mestre, the well-known horseowners, were the judges.'—(Signed) Author Skilling.” N.B.— Trotting Horses Shod on the American principle ; toe weights made and adjusted. NEW COMPOSITE ROBES. JJROWN, EWING, AND CO, Composite Robes Ex Doric, just opened, one Composite Robes case of Unmade Composite Composite Robes Robes, suitable for tailorComposite Robes made costumes; newest Composite Robes colorings. Also a choice lot Composite Robes of Ladies’ White EmComposite Robes broidered Costumes; lovely Composite Robes goods, and at Modified Prices. Composite Robes Composite Robes Mr Ewing remarks: You Composite Robes will find the New Composite Composite Robes and White Robes, ex Doric, Composite Rubes the most fashionable goods Composite Robes ever shipped by us. Nothing Composite Robes else worn during Jubilee Composite Robes week in London, BROWN, EWING, AND CO. HALLY’S BANKRUPTCY. D. HOUSTON, 77 George street, Having bought for Cash, at a GREAT DISCOUNT, the Summer Shipment of GOODS ordered by the now-defunct firm of HALLY AND CO., will offer the same on WEDNESDAY FIRST, 24th inst., AT AND UNDER INVOICE PRICES. Five Cases Men’s White Shirts (plain fronts, open at back, in all sizes), prices from 8s fid upwards. One Case White Shirts, with attached collars, prices from 5s upwards. Men’s Half-hose, Undershirts, and Pants, Ties and Fancy Scarves in great variety. Gents’ Silk Umbrellas, 12s fid. A few choice Umbrellas, sterling silver mounted, 255. Special Line for Footballers and Cricketers: Elastic Belts and Braces, in all the Club colors. | Special Line for Boys: j A Grand Lot of Elastic Belts, fid each. THE ABOVE MUST BE CLEARED OUT QUICKLY, TO MAKE WAY FOR MV REGULAR SUMMER SHIPMENT S Now landing. Note the Address; W. D. HOUSTON, 77 George street. PUBLIC NOTICE. HE KING OF CLEANSERS, HYDROLEINE SOAP. This Soap is the result of a long course of experiments with the best-known detergents, and before offering it to the Public I have had it submitted to every kind of trial, with a view to testing its washing and cleansing properties, and it has been admitted by all who have tried it to be the BEST CLEANSING SOAP EVER USED. No Washing Machines, Boards, or Rubbing required. By its use, one-half the labor is saved in washing clothes. For Cleaning Paint and Woodwork, or for any other purpose for which soap is used, it has no equal. Invented and Made only by WILLIAM M‘LEOD, Founder and Only Member of the Old Firm of M’Leod Bros, in New Zealand. NEW BUTCHERY. PLEASE TO NOTE that where the trams and ’bus leave Princes street you can buy Cornwell’s 8 mall goods, Sausages, Puddings, Germans, Brawns, Preserved Meats) ptime Legs of Mutton at 2d, and Roasts of Beef at 4d for cash only. No book kept. Everything cheap. Everything prime. PIANOS 1 PIANOS! PIANOS THE DRESDEN admitted on all sides to be the best and cheapest house in the Colony for Pianos Organs, and every kind of Musical Instrument. The Sheet Music stock is enormous, and must be sold. Buy from the Dresden at Wholesale Prices under the Easy Hire System. A. X. EEIDLE, Manager. WASTE PAPER FOR SALE. Apply Office of this Paper. MEETINGS. DUNEDIN GARRISON. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS’ CLUB. A MEETING will be held in the Garrison Hall on Thursday Evening, 25th August, at 8 o’clock. Business —Election of Secretary etc. 1.0. G.T. MEMBERS of the various Lodges, and Degree Temple, are hereby notified that on Sabbath Evening next a Special Temperance Service will be conducted by the Rev. J. Beckenham and Mr T. W. Glover, in King street Congregational Church (opposite Museum), when an Address will be delivered upon "GOOD TEMPLARY.” Members will meet in the Octagon at a quarter to six, and, and accompanied by the Salvation Army Band, will march in regalia to the Church. _ T. G. DYSON, Degree Templar. TAIBRI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The annual general meeting of the Members of the Society will be held in the Athenseura, Mosgiel, on TUESDAY, the 30th inst., at 3 p.m. Business: To receive report and balance-sheet, elect officers for ensuing year, consider pro- 1 posal for alteration of date of Show, and other matters. The Committee of Management will meet at ? P ln ‘ ROBERT FINDLAY, Secretary. Mosgiel, August 20, 1887. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. T7IOR 1 or 2 Ladies or Gentlemen, private Jj family; close to University; no other boarders. For address, Oudaiue, chemist, cornfer of Albany and Great King streets. COMFORTABLE Board and Residence. Apply Mrfc Fenwick, Ruse Bank, Lower London street ; terms moderate;