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Otago Daily Times, Issue 526, 27 August 1863, Page 8

Drapery. NOTICE to the Public—The CRYSTAL PALACE, Geonce-streefc, must undergo EX TENSIVE ALTERATIONS to bring it to the permanent level. jUUl'ib'i to_the Public—At the OKYsTAii JAH PALACE George-street, the whole of tbe URAPERY STOCK must ne sold or removed to make way for the extensive alterations "VTOTICE to the "Public—At the oiiaaTrtii JAS PA LACE George street, D RAPKRY GOOIXS of every description will b? sold at HALL'VPRIGE, to make room for the extensive alterations. NOTICE to the Public-At the CRYSTAL PALACE, George-street. WINTER DRAPERY goods must be sold at unheaid of low prices., to make room for the workmen in effecting extensive alterations. NOTICE to the Public--At the ORY-sTaL PALACE, George-street, LADIKS' go and purchase dresses, shawls, mantles, bonnets, hats, ribbons, flowers, feathers, gloves, laces, under clothing, baby linen, boots, ac, which are being sold afc half-pric, to hapten the extensive alterations. "VTOTICE to the Public—At the CRYSTAL J3I PALACE George-street, a splendid lot of : WINTER DiiES^-ES, from 7|d per yard, in all colors, will be sold before the extensive alterations. OTICE to the Public—At the CRYSTAL PALACE, Genrge-street, ail WOOL PLAID SHAWLS from 8s 91, a beautiful asssortmenfc of new goods, but they must be sold at any price before the extensive alterations. OTICE to the Public—At the CRYSTAL PALACE, George-street, the largest stock of FASHIONABLE MANTLES in Dunedin, in al! the newest shapes, from 8s 6d tack, such bargains can only be ; had before the. extensive alterations. s rVTOTfOE to the Publie—Afc the CRYSTAL _Li PALACE. George-street, a choice assortment of TRIMMED WINTER BONNETS will be sold at 8s 6d, worth 255; neglect not this opportunity to purchase before the extensive alterations V[ OTICE to the Public- Afc the CRYSTAL _Li PALACE, George-street, you will get a fash- • ionably and elegantly trimmed bat for 8s 6d; no 3 other house in Dunedin can show so large a stock of, I millinery; 'tis an acknowledged fact that it is the 9 cheapest house in the trade, but goods are just half their former prices, to make a speedy clearance ior 5 the extensive alterations. OTICE to the Public—At the CRYSTAL PALACE, George-street, you wiil see an as- » sortment of RIBBONS, FLOWiiRS, FEATHERS, LACES, &c, such as no other house can show, and at extraordinary lowprices, but they are cheaper than ever now as they are going to make extensive alterations^ M OTICE to the Public—At the CRYeTAL j J-aI PALACE, George-street, this house is noted fbr selling the cheapest and best UNDER CLOTHING and BABY LINEN in Otago, at home prices, ■ but they will be sold below half cheir former prices to make room for extensive alterations. c VTOTICE to the Public—At the CRYSTAL t i.l PALACE, George-street, ladies', and children's BOOTS AND SHOES, from the best houses in England, new goods; they also must be sold, as the room in which they are kept must undergo exteu- „ sive alterations. OTICE to the Public —At the CRYSTAL PALACE, George-street, blankets, blankets, - blankets rugs, rugs, rugs, counterpanes, counterpanes, counterpanes, toilets, toilets toilets, damasks, ' damasks, damasks.curtains, curtains, curtains, furnishing of every description, all will be sold before * making the extensive alterations. c "Xr OTIC^ t0 the Puhlicr-At the CRYSTAL 131 PALACE, George-street, flannels from ls M ,' per yard, calicoes from 6£d, prints from 6d, China j matting from lid, felt carpeting, window holland, .. furniture chintz, fringes, &c, and all other goods ' will be sold cheap, to prevent removing during the j extensive alterations. N" OTICE to the Public—At the CRYSTAL PALACE, George-street, gentlemen -will find a a first-rate stock of coats, vests, trousers, hats,.boots, shirts, ties, drawers, stockings, socks, &c, all of which must be sold to pay for the extensive alterations. r "VTOTICE to the Public—At the CRYSTAL a JAS PALACE, Georcre-street, PO'RCHASKBS s FROM THE COUNTRY will find ifc to their advan- » tage to pay one visit only to convince themselves that ; s ifc ie the best and cheapest house in Dunedin. Dress '• and mantle making done on the premises. Liberal discount allowed. J . - . , w. «»«■».. ■-^•^""--^''^^•^——-^rTtmmmmrvmrimrta^mmiMi Election Notices. ELECTORAL DIS RICT OF DUNEDIN AND ' SUBURBS,-NORTH. IN puivuance of the provisions of an Act of the Gene.al Assembly of New Zealand, iutiiuicd " The Regulation of Elections Act," 1853;" I, John r Gillies, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of Dunedin and Suburbs, North, do hereby give notice that by virtue of a Writ bearing date the llth day cf August, 1863, issued under the hand of His _ Excellency the Governor of New Zealand,. an Election will be hell for the return "of one qualified person to serve as a Member of tbe House of Representatives for the said Electoral District; and tbat the Nomination of Candidates will take place at the Court House, Dunedin, on Thursday, the 3rd .day of Septembr-r, 1863, at 12 o'clock noon ; and that the poll, it necesJ sary, will be taken on Monday, the 7th day of Sepq tember, 1863. 1 Dated this 20th day of August, 1863. JOHN GILLIES, Returning Officer. The following are the Polling-places for the Electoral District of Dunedin and Suburbs, North :— ' Tbe Court House, Dv >edia. > The School House, Wakari. The Do, N. E. Valley. The Do, Port Chalmers. Dated this 20th day of August, 1863. JOHN GILLrES. Returning Officer. c TO THE ELECTORS OF WAIHOLA. [ fi ENTLEMEN, -1 beg to apprise you that I have ' \JT tbis day resigned my seat as your Representative in the Provincial Council, ancl that it is my intention to offer myself again as a Candidate for your suffrages. I feel assured that my friends will not regard me as having acted discourteously towards them, but ' that cm the contrary they will see tbat the adopt;on of this course is at once the most respectful towards them, and the most independent on my part. You are doubtless aware that my "late opponent, ' Mr Dyer, has appealed to the Supreme Court atrainst my return. If there is auy doubt upon this point, it ; appears to me that not the Supreme Court, but the I constituency sbould decide. , To you, therefore, I appeal, resting assured that I shall be again returnel. I have the honor to be, Yours, &c , ALEXANDER MOLLI-ON. Dunedin, 21st August, 1853. ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIHOLA. IN pursuance of the provisions of aa Act yf the General Assembly of New Zealand, intitule.! " The Regulation of Flections Act, 1858;'' and also of an act of the aforesaid General Assembly, intituled, ''The Provincial Elections Act, 1858," I Thomas Douglas, Retnrning Officer for the Electoral Distric: of Waihola, in the Province of Otago. clo hereby give notice that by virtue of a writ bearing date the 24th day of August, 1863, issued under the hand of his Honor the Superintendent of Otago, an election will be held fov the return of one qualified person to serve as a member of the Provincial Council of the said Province of Otago, ia place of Alexander MolINon, Esq., who has resigned bi- seat in the said Council, and that the NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES will take place at the School-house. :it Waihola. on Wednesday, the 2nd d^y of September, 1863, at 12 o'clock noon ; and the POLL, if necessary, will be taken ou Thursday, the 3rd day of September, 1e63. Dated this 27th day of August, 1863 THOMAS DOUGLAS, R'turning Officer. The following is the Polling place for the Electoral District of Waihola: Tbe School-house at Waihola. «fc*r.iTm»rwir^ T -t^r^iMffTr^aTnr^WWgtf^^:i2gT»;ri|ill Ml 111 111 lin m ISusic. GEORGE R. WEST, PIAHCSOItTE AHD MUSIO-SELLEI, Princes-street, North. PIANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS tuned a.w A. repaired. All the popular Music by D'Albert, tanner, Bnnley Richards, Osborne, and other eminent composers, always kept in stock. A superior assortment of Pianofortes and Harmoniums on sale. jtfew Music received by every mail. An assortment of choice Pianoforte and vocal Music just received direct from England Country orders punctually attended to.