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Evening Star, Issue 7334, 5 October 1887, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICE. A. MORTON. FURNITURE. A variety of Substantial Second-hand Furniture, suitable for parlor, bedroom, and kitchen, comprising TABLES, Chairs, Sofas, Bedsteads (iron and wood), Cheste of .Drawers, Mirror?, Carpets, Bedding, etc., always to be had cheap. moderate charges. Morton's, Moray place (off Georgo street). GRAND HOTEL REFRESHMENT ROOMS I BEG to thank my numerous Patrons' who have so liberally supported me since I opened my GRAND HOTEL Refreshment Rooms, and beg to notify the Public gcnorally that at my ) EFRESHMENT Rooms Tea and Coffee \j can always be obtained at any hour. Pastry of tho best quality.. COUNTRY People will find the Refreshment Rooms handy and close to Railway station. J. Thorn. JAMES BROWN. WANTED Known—James Brown (late Wm. Millichamp), Sawmaker and Repairer, 151 George street, "MPOHTER of all kinds of Saws and Files of _ a superior quality. CIRCULAR Saws Gulleted, Rotoothed, Hammered Stiff, and warranted to run true; Carpenters' Saws Set and Sharpened. J. TAIT. LONG Trial has successfully proved that a long-felt want has been supplied in DYEING and Renovating. Having, on account of extended business in Tailoring and Repairing, engaged one of the best JRAOTICAL Workmen of tho late I Martin, tailor, J TAIT is now prepared to exeoute Gentle- • men's orders at the Lowest Possible Figure in town for Cash. " TAIT, Stuart street, Octagon. W. T. MILWARD. T. MILWARD, Glass Embosser, eto., Princes st., opposite Herbert, Haynes T. 'MILWARD gives estimates for all classes of Signwriting, ete. NYONB who wants Cakco Signs or . Tickets of any kind should get prices from Milward, Princes street.