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Evening Star, Issue 7449, 18 February 1888, Page 3

FUBLXO NOTIUES. Hordern, brayshaw, akd white desire to call tlio attention of Visitors and General Public to their large Stock of Carnages, Ruggies, Station Waggons. Springcarts, etc. FACTORY, Princes street south. Manufacturers, contractors, BUILDERS, Etc., Etc.-FOR SALK, the LEASE of laigo Brick Building in Clarke street, suitable for Workshops or Store. The Lease is from the Church Board of Trustees. Ground rent, LlO per annum, with full valua tion or renewal. Apply 38 High street. MORNINGTON.-FOR SALE, Quarteracre SECTION, double frontage; one minute’s walk from Tramway Extension ; also, COTTAGE and Quarter-acre, with picket fence, hawthorn hedge. Terms easy. Apply JiS High street. ANTED, FRUIT FOR JAM Best Price Given at the PHtENIX CONFECTIONERY WORKS, Maclaggan street. Must be Sound and Fresh Gathered. Wanted FRESH EGGS. jy/JGi O. M, BARR, M. Inst. C.8., desires to Intimate that he has now Resumed the General Practice of his Profession, while still acting as Consulting Engineer to the Otago Harbor Board, February, LS.sS. rn FORDYCE (late of Dunedin), having X • secured extensive premises in Tyrone Buildings, Customs Street, Auckland, Is prepared to RECEIVE GOODS FOR SALE ON COMMISSION, And Solicits the Support of Friends in Otago STORAGE FREE. APPLICATIONS for GATEMEN for the Ensuing Races will be received at the Omco of the DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB until 12 o’clock on MONDAY, 20th inst. PAIN’S FIREWORKS. MEMBERS of the Caledonian Society can obtain FREE PASSES at Box next Blanoy’s Hotel upon producing their tickets. JOHN CLEGG, Secretary. PUBLIC HOLIDAY. fyiHE Worshipful the Mayor of Dunedin requests the Citizens to observe Wednesday, the 22nd inst., as a Public Holiday. ADAM GIBSON, Town Clerk. Dunedin, 18th February, 1888. U N E D I N RACES. CUP DAY: WEDNESDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP : THURSDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY. FOHBURY HANDICAP: SATURDAY, 25th FEBRUARY. First Race Starts at 12.30 eacli day. Trains on Ocean Beach Railway at 11.30 and each quarter of an hour. Trams from Stafford street every few minutes, 1 he Garrison Rand will Perform on tho Lawn each day. SYDNEY JAMES, Secretary. DUNEDIN RACES. QWNERS, TRAINERS, and JOCKEYS must apply for the PASSES on or before Tuesday. SYDNEY JAMES, Secretary. DUNEDIN RACES. OCEAN BEACH RAILWAY. TRAINS will leave Dunedin Railway Station for the RACECOURSE on Race Days every 15 minutes, commencing at 11.30 g.m, RETURN TICKETS, ONE SHILLING. SINGLE TICKETS (Racecourse to Dunedin), SIXPENCE. Tickets may be obtained at the Railway Station, Ticket-box at Custom-house square, Jacobs’s, Mendei sharpen s, and Scott’s, tobacconists. OYSTERS. OYSTERS. mHE PALACE OYSTER SALOON, the X finest of its kind in New Zealand, is Now Open at the Royal George Hotel, George street. Entrance ; Moray place. Popular pi ices to suit the times. Dozen Oysters, Glass of English Stout, with Bread and Batter, Is. ROSS BROS., Universal Caterers, Proprietors. BOROUGH OF MAORI HILL. TENDERS Wanted for Road Formation, etc., Leith Valley. Plan, etc., at the office of Mr Robt. Hay, C.8., High street. Tenders to be left at the Woodhaugh store before 7 pm. on Monday, February 27. E. S. CLARKE, Town, Clerk, BOROUGH OF MAORI HILL. NOTICE. AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the Maori Hill Borough Council, held on February Ist, the Council passed a resolution altering Bylaw No. 2, Section 13, so as to read “ twelve feet from any other building or property,” instead of “thirty-three feet from any other building.” A copy of the proposed alteration may be seen at the Woodhaugh Store, or at the Borough Offices, during office hours, until Wednesday, March 28th, when a meeting of Council Ml bo held to confirm the same. E. S. CLARKE, Town Clerk. Maori Hill, February 9th, 1888. ROROUGH OF MORNINGTON. OWNERS OF DOGS within the Borough aro reminded to Register same on or before the 21st inst., or legal proceedings will be taken. Fee, 10s per dog. FRANCIS B SMITH, Town Clerk. Mornington, 10th February, 1888. BOROUGH OF MORNINGTON, ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an J3( ELECTION will be held for THE RETURN OF FIVE QUALIFIED PERSONS to serve as tho Licensing Committee for the above-mentioned District on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day of FEBRUARY, 1888. Nominations in tho prescribed form, addressed to the Returning Officer, will be received, at the Council Chambers, Mornington, until 12 o’clock noon on Monday, tho 20th instant. FRANCIS B. SMITH, Returning Officer. Mornington, 11th February, 1888. LAST FOUR DAYS OF STOCK-TAKING. Brown, ewing, and k co, Will offer FOUR JOB LINES To effect a clearance prior to taking down stock on Saturday, 18th inst. Note Prices: — 45 MASHER TWEED JACKETS, 7a Gd each, new styles—original price, 12s 9d. 37 BLACK BRAIDED STOCKINETTE JACKETS, 7a Gd each—original price, 13s Gd. (9 UNMADE WASHING COSTUMES (m boxes), clearing price, 7s lidthese aro stylish goods, and worth 17s Gd each. !0 PIECES ALL-WOOL JERSEY CLOTH, clearing price, 81jd per yard original price, Is 3d. The above four lines aro worth inspection ill this season’s importations. We simply offer ihem at those prices to avoid taking down on our dock-sheets, MONDAY, 21st INS T., Wo commence Opening our NEW 'AUTUMN GOODS. BROWN, EWING, AND CO.