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Evening Star, Issue 7876, 8 April 1889, Page 1

pectablc Genoial Servant. W ""Mrrsurton,_Alva strect._ )' Known-Wan Foon has opened W Shop, beach street, Port Chalmers, i. i7..,u t...ii;,.._ Tea. Tobacco. ANTED Known-Hot Rolls every Tucs- . ,Kv Thursday, and Saturday at Meyer'., fiyn punctually attended », _5n t TED Known . yV our New Songs and Music. last week. lown _NewMu-ic 3d piece; Now Song-, 3d. The London Music Agency, Princes street. 'ANTED'Known-Last Week of the ~ London Music Agency. Call for catai„„,,_ . nil npw nieces. Inown—John Uislop, watcn- » V maker, has severed connection with former "ft_ST3SD Known—Wm. Mills, Stafford W _treet, Gtuunaker _»d Lot-umith, »*•■-__*. te-l.s, V/elghtti, and Measures. TT EROSENE, 5d Bottle ; vwwa, J\_ Tins Treacle, 5d ; best Tobacco, . J_V_ Tins Treacle, 5d ; I M'Farlane, Hanover stree SO JLail-f. TO LET, eoodS-roomed Uov.se, The Glen ; low rent, good tenant. John Rcul and 10 LET, Two-storey fiiguwoomuu , basement, washtubs-, copper, high-pressure boiler, bathroom (hot, cold, and ehower), Venetian blinds, gas, cupboard, bookcases, cu-taiu poles and bards, picture rods ; every convenience ; low rent. t. Scat,*, H__.ov C r stieet. O L E (Furnished or Unfurnished), For a term of years, CINTRA, ANDERSON'S BAY, containing nino rooms, cellar, napcry and lumber closets, kitchen, washhouso, two servants' bedrooms, store room, and pantry. Studio fitted up, detached four-stalled stable, hay loft, harness room, and doublo coach-house. The Land is divided into 1_ aero of orchard, in full bearing 2A ~ English glass for cows _ 34 ~ pleasure grounds, with tennis awn (tile drained). Apl * lrto ALLAN HOLMES.

■EENDEES UNION STEAM SHIf COMPANY 01 NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. TENDERS FOR SUPPLY OF POTATOES. THE COMPANY invite Tenders until coon of Saturday, 13tli inst, for tho Supply of Potatoes in accordance with specification, from May Ist to October 31st, 13S0, inclusive. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Forms of tender and full particulars can be obtained at the Company's Oihce-, Water street, Dunedin. EASTER Holidays.—A few Guns to be sold cheap. Apply F. G. Milne, Cumberland street Tannery. EDUCATIONAL. A.NCING.—Mrs and Miss Williams (pupil 19 of rroftsiora Bernard and Bibzon) intend forming Classes for Dancing and o.lwthemca. For terms apply Waterloo House, Dowhug xFiNDERGARTEN, Inglewood, Queen [V. street.—Quarter commences Monday, Ist April; One Guinea; ages, three to eight. Mrs and Miss KatoQrant. "SINGYNGTvOICE PRODUCTION, AND PIANOFORTE. MRS WM. MURPUY (Pupil of Madame Chambers), Music Studio. HirU Btreet (3 doors above Princess's Theatre). ERR OTTO SOHWHERS, L PIANIST, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE AND PEDAL ORGAN. Addresa : KILMORY HOUSE, MORAY PLACE, And Dresden Piano Co.. Princes street. COAL NOTICES. AMES GIBSON, Coal Merchant, Vogel 9 Btreet, Dunedin, has in Stock OoalbrookMe, Newcasble, Kaitangata, Shag Point, Walton Park, Freeman, and Green Island the largest Staff in the Busing our Ordera are delivered promptly. A Government Guarantee of the weight with each load. COAL. U Unscreened, 32s per ton. Screened, 35a per ton. Delivered Dunedin or Suburbs by all the leading Coal Merchants.

In the opinion of mauy householders the Unscreened Coal is more economical .nantho Screened. By damping the slack a Lot and economical fire can be made. Directions for the use of Coalbrookdalo Coal to be had from all Coal Merchants. Dunedin, Ist March, 1889. ABBOTSFORD COLLIERY (FREEMAN'S). iXTRACTS from evidence given before the J Supreme Court at Dunedin (see Otago and Evening Star of 7th J°ty I™*|{"Tames Louden, mine manager of the Walton Park Coal Company, said that thi bkst coal to household purposes In Green T-W w a ™t from FREEMAN'S Pit WATCHMAKERS. [Established 1862.1 , AND ~K YOUNG, a* IMPORTERS, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKERS, MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, 38 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN; Lambton Quay, Wellington; Great North Road, Timaru; Thames-street, Oamaru. G AND T. YOUNG hold by far tho Largest and Best Selected Stock of Watches Clocks. Jewellery, Sterling Silver *" ££l Y Goods, Aneroids, Field and Opera Glasses, Spectacles, etc., in the colony. They desire to call special attention to the fact that while their articles for sale are of the BEST QUALITY, their prices arc not higher than those of minor establishments, their object being to securo a large amount of patronage, and at the same time the approval of their customers. . , Inspection respectfully invitea