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Globe, Volume I, Issue 34, 9 July 1874, Page 2

THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. HE Provisional Directors arc now prepared to treat with gentlemen desirous o£ accepting the appointment of Manager for the Dunedin oilice. Applications to be addressed to the Chairman of Directors at Dunedin, marked private, up to Friday, the 10th instant, at noon. All communications either by letter or telegram will be regarded as strictly confidential. July 4th, 1874 1] ÜBLIC NOTICE. T. DYMOND begs to inform his friends and the Public in General that he has DISPOSED of the BDSINESS lately carried on by him as TOBACCONIST, HAIRDRESSER, &c., in the premises known as the CITY BATHS, Colombo street. Thanking his supporters for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him during the time-he has been in business, he has much pleasure in introducing his successor, Mr J, FLEMING, for future honors and patronage, trusting that the same liberal support may be accorded to to him, In connection with the above, T. Dymoud requests that all ACCOUNTS owing by him maybe SENT IN at once for liquidation, and parties indebted to him will oblige by settling with all dispatch. J. FLEMING, Hairdresser and Perfumer, so long and favorably known in Auckland and on the Thames Goldfield, as a Gentleman’s Hair-cutter, in taking the above business, solicits a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed on his predecessors, and guarantees nothing shall be wanting on his part to give his patrons the same satisfaction they have hitherto enjoyed. Colombo street, July 9, 1874. OST, on Tuesday, a little girl’s WatcrJLj proof Cloak, near St John’s School. Will be obliged by leaving the same there. EDWD. CURRY, Secretary. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply at once to Mrs Herman, Colombo street, Noith.