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Evening Star, Issue 8717, 8 January 1892, Page 1

EDUCATIONAL, SHORTHAND School. Athol place (off Hanover street).— Open from 6 till 10 every evening the year round. SINGING, VOICE PRODUOriON, AND VOICE CULTIVATION. MR C. N. BAEYERTZ begs to intimate that he has Resumed Tuition at his Residence, London street (between Albert and Victoria streets). Circulars at Dresden Piano Warehouse or Messrs 0. Begg and Co.'s. BANJO AND GUITAR STUDIO (Next Choral Hail), MR ALFRED O. BAKER. Lessons given on Mandoline, Mr Baker may be seen at his Studio every Morning from 11 to 12.30; Afternoon, Bto 6; Nights (except Wednesday), from 7 to 10. PUBLIC NOTICES. F ORT BROTHERS Bdtohbbs, Arcade. Special Show prime Xmas Beef, Mutton Lamb. Small Goods of all kinds of the best quality. Cooked Hams, Ox Tongues, and all goods suitable for Picnic Parties. NEW YEAR SHOW. T¥T ANTED, ALL THE INHABITANTS * * Of Dnnedin and Suburbs to come and see the SPLENDID DISPLAY OP MEAT At E. F. LAWRENCE’S. First prize Bullocks and Sheep. Abundance of Lamb, Veal, and Pork. Small Goods a Specialty. Orders taken for delivery to any part of Dunedin and Suburbs. Only 200 dairy-fed sugar-cured Hama left to dispose of at 7d per lb. F. F. LAWRENCE, 84 George street. PROVINCIAL HOTEL, Stafford street, DUNEDIN. This newly-built Hotel Is one of the MOST HOME LIKE AND COMFORTABLE In the SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Terms very moderate. The NICEST and CHEAPEST MEAL In TOWN is the 1 O’CLOCK DINNER at ONE SHILLING. J. WELLS (formerly of the Exhibition Dining Rooms), Lessee. [Established 1853 ] THE ORIGINAL CITY MEAT COMPANY, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN. HAVING PURCHASED the Business of Mr S, O. SMITH as from and including the first day of September, 1891, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed on Mr Smith. The requirements of customers will bo most carefully studied and attended to. All descriptions of Meat kept will be of the primest quality, and will also be supplied at reasonable prices. Quotations given on application. GARDEN WATSON, Proprietor. P.S.—Coming forward, a draft of prime Bullocks from Messrs Murray, Roberts’s Gladbrook estate; also to arrive, a large quantity of extra prime Hams and Bacon from Figs fattened on the Awamoa estate of Hon. M. Holmes, Oatnaru, and fat Lambs from North Canter-bury.-G.W.

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