LATE ADVERTISEMENTS EASTER MONDAY EXCURSION. *i OV mHE s.s. SHAG will I :*arHNi\ JL Leave Rattray street Wharf, Easter Monday, 2nd April, for the Maori Kaik (if sufficient inducement offers), at 10 a.m. Return Fares, 2s 6d. H. GUTHRIE, Agent. 'ANT*D, by young lady just arrived from ' the North, Situation Private Bar. Mrs I Chalmers, Labor Exchange. *OY Wanted. Apply the Don Tailoring Company, George street. 'ANTED, domesticated young Girl as , T Useful Help ; small salary : comfortable home; reference required. "Useful," Star Office. ANTED Known—Paterson and Burk, T T Venetian Blind and Shutter Works, Stuart street. Repairs executed; materials kept. 'ANTED, a Bicycle; -'Safety" preferred ; » t Btate price and particulars, Address "J.C.," Star Office. 'ANTED, clean tidy little Girl to mind y t Baby. Cox's Temperance Hotel, Maclaggan street. 'ANTED Known—Fourteen Miles round y y the Upper Harbor in the s.s. Macandrew for Is 7"ANTED Known—The s.s. Macandrew t t will leave Rattray street Wharf at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday. ■JTANTED, Apprentices to Mantle-making; t » must be able to machine. Mrs Willson, Munro's yard, Moray place. 'ANTED, good Shirt Machinists. Mrs ' Willson, Munro's yard, Moray place. WANTED, respectable Girl, about 14, to jssist In Housework. Apply Mrs Urquhart, Rockdale, Regent road. ANTED, a Tricycle for a Lady, must t t be light; state price, and where seen. " Coventry," Star Office. | ROCBRS.—Wanted, smart Man as Partv>f ner, to take over well-established business ; small capital. Box 107. 'ANTED, a Miller; must be good stone- , , man and a judge of grain, competent to take charge of a country mill. Apply, with references, at Moritzson and Hopkin, Manae street, Dunedin. 'ANTED, Second-hand Swing or Hillside Plough ; must be cheap. Samson and i .uctionoers. I 'ANTED, by young person, thoroughly t t domesticated (good needlewoman, would assist amongst family), Situation as Lady Help. "Box 131," P.O. ANTED, Good Tailors (Trousers and » y Vest hands), at once. W. Sutherland, 109 George street. «»/ ANTED To Buy, a large Tent and VY Horse-cover. Apply to J. Shepherd, general dealer, George street. 'ANTED Known—First Hurling Match T t at St. Clair takes place at 1 o clock on Easter Monday ; second match at 4.30 p.m. ' ANTED, 6 Boys, to-night. ' Land and ' Sea' Office, Octagon. 'ANTED All to Roll Up and see Last ' and Best Sports of the Season, WANTED, a Girl about 15, to mind Baby for a few weeks. Apply early on Monday morning to Mrs Kempthorne, Albert street. ANTED, a Junior Saleswoman for y y the Millinery and Mantles. Apply '' Junior," Star Office. WANTED~Known— Wm. Markham, South Dunedin, practical scalemaker, adjusts scales, weights, and measures; has For Sale, One 21cwt and One 4cwt Weighing Machine]; also several smaller ones. ANTED, a smart, meful Boy. Apply at 1 once, Bayloy's Hotel, High street. mm/'ANT£D, Nurse; references required. W Apply Mrs Davis, Pitt street, between 7.30 and 9 evening. IMPORTANT Notice. Owing to Mrs Dreaver not having received a satisfactory tender for her business, 'RS D. has decided to extend the time for Tenders to the end of April. I ■~N order to reduce the stock as much as posJ. siblo, all Goods will he sold at cost during next month. LSO, 11 Cases of Millinery, Ladies and Children's Ulsters and Jackets, arrived by Coptic, will be sold at cost, as the business must bo sold. lURTHER Particulars in Next Wpek's Ad--1 vertisement, Mrs Dreaver. ►LUESKIN Races.—Easter Monday. Bring i_> your families. Wood and fresh water plentiful. Grand Spot for Picpicing. EVENING Classes Young Men and Youths. Wood's Academy, Moray place. Penmanship, Book-keeping, Arithmetic, Shorthand, English, otc. "RITING (Current, Commercial, Legal, y y Ladies' Hand) and Book-keeping Taught , in few easy private lessons. Wood's Academy. LADIES, now is the time to have your Hats | and Bonnets Dyed Black or Brown and ALTERED to present fashion. Feathers I Cleaned, Dyed, Curled ; Gloves Cleaned. J Mrs Dyson, Octagon. I FRUIT for the Easter Holidays.—Grapes, Pears, Apples, Oranges, Dates, Plums, Ginger, Tomatoes, Cocoanuts. Mitchell's. DANCING.— Choral Hall, every Saturday Evening, 8 o'clock. Gentlemen, Is; Ladies invited. Also on Easter Monday. .ANCING.-Choral Hall, Eastor Monday, / 8 o'clock. Gentlemen, Is; ladies invited. Good music and first-class floor. CHOUGHS and Colds soon Cured by using J Marshall's celebrated Cough Elixir, Is 6d ' and 2s 6d. M. Marshall, chemist. P RAINS and Bruises soon cured by using M Marshall's Arnica; used extensively by skaters, footballers, etc.; la. M. Marshall, chemist. WANTED Known—Mrs Louisa Hawkins's Females' Pills, Is 6d to ss; Dr M'Dadeß's Steel and Pennyroyal Pills, 3s 6d. REGISTERED "Certicura" Ointment, Is \j 6d, 2* 6d; "Certicura" Lotion, 2a, 3s 6d; cures skin eruptions, Hawkins's, 140 George Btreet. OTICE.— During the winter months I in X* tend Closing at 6 p.m. (Saturdays exeepted), kindly asking IHE General Public to Shop before that time. S. Jacobs, Gift Depot, opposite Post Office. OT-CROSS BUNS and EASTER CAKES in any quantity at R. BROWN'S, Pastrycook and Confectioner, 6? and 125 George street. Guaranteed first-class. R MURRAY'S Assembly.- Owing to a XTJL death in the family, Mr Murray's Assembly on the 2nd April is Postponed for the present. E are still laying firßt-clasß Asphalt from ' Is 3d per Morgan and Co.'s, THE only Asphalt Works; therefore ths only place to get rood work. Morgan and Co., St. Andrew street. ATERPKOOFS. New Waterproofs ; y y the best assortment of Waterproof Coats ever offered in New Zealand. Dease call AND inspect; every Coat sewn throughout; every style, every size, every price. Clothing Factory, Octagon. M'RS GILL has opened, ex s.s. Coptic, choice selection Dress Tweeds. See Advertisement fourtb page. "ONEY.—Money Lent to Tradesmen without delay; moderate interest. I Henry Benjamin, London, LoanJSociety, Manse street. "VTORTH-EABT VALLEY, Easter Monday. J3l Toys and Swings for Children. Full Band all day. Admission, Is; Children, 6d. I-» m r i£,L Miss Ellen Hislop call at Robert W Hislop's place, N.E. Valley, at her earliest convenience. i OLLER Skates, 12s Gd per pair, all Bizes, i in crood condition. Little Dust Pan. BAGATELLE Board, in capital order, complete, at very low price. To be seen Little Dust Pan. PEOTAOLES in Bi-convex, Plano-convex; yj pantascopio frames, with periacopic lenses, I suitable tor long or aged sight. PECTACLES in Bi-concave, Plano-concave, i kj and meniscus, suitable for ehorfc sightin steel and invisible frames. le as above) in folders, IKJ visible' or invisible frames. Also, Preserves, in blue and London Bmoke. PECTACLES for astigmatic sight, speciI kj ally made to order by myself, on the premises. Macarthur, 38 Pnnceß street. r 0.0. F., Leitb-Lodge.—Meeting Postponed [_• to Monday, April 16th: D. Miller, jun., I secretary. B LUESKIN Races.-Held at Warrington, Faster Monday. Cheap Railway Fares. Mason and Roberta's Totaliaator, «C^i
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Evening Star, Issue 7484, 31 March 1888, Page 3
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