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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4406, 3 April 1876, Page 2

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr John Duncan, Waikouati, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his daughter THIS -DAY, to the Duncdin Southern Cemetery, passing the Octagon at 3 p.m. DAVID TAYLOR, . Undertaker, Hope street. FUNKRAL NOTICE. fTIHE Friends, of James Christie, jun., are respectfully invited to attend toe Funeral of his late Daughter, leaving. SADDLE HILL at 2 p.m. on TUESDAY, the 4th inst. I R O H M O IN Q E BY . • SCOTT aF» BBOWN (Late T. G. Johnston), Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers and Importers, George {street, Dunedin, Have now landing, add to arrive, direct from'rthe best home manufacturers, » very superior stock of house furnishing and general ironmongery, consisting of— Table and Pocket Cutlery. E P. and N.B. Forks and Spoons, E.P. and B.M. Teapots, E.B. Cruets, Woodware, ; Kitchen Ranges >ud Stoves, Begi&terjGtmtes; Fenders and Fire Irons, Holloware, Brushware. Tools of all kinds, and Builders' Ironmongery, Flooring Cramps, Brass Foundry, Saws, Lecku and Utnges, Files, &<:, &x, Nails, Screws, && Now landing, ex Wellington,a large and.varied j/toek, ot llathieson'i planes, &c • *•'■■■•■■' ■.-.■:.;..;...;. <^<;> DAVID SCOTT AND CO. (Lateof Scott and Smith), -ISZ PAINTERS, PAPEBHANGERS, ULAZUJRB, SIGNWRITERS, AND GENERAL DECORATORS. ; Importen of ;. ': '' Leads, Paints, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, Window ' ' Glass, Gilt Mouldings, Picture Frames, •' Painters' Brushware, &c !■'-' Onliind, .'...' I ■ r A large and well selected stock of | PAPERHANGINGS. DAVID SCo¥t'«lND CO., - The Oc'aeon, | DUNEDIN. | : (Next Law, Sonuier, and Co.), Sap -__ __ o w E L L ? i (Prize Medallist), ARTIST IN NATIVE WOODS, FANCY CABINET and PICTURE FRAME MAKER, Corner of Hanover and Leith streets, D V » B D i *r. r\UEYEA'S -MAIZENA. 650 BOXES ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE. '. NEI L L & CO., ,* . Bond street, : : Sole Agents for New Zealand. ~•-: THE SECOND NUMBER If OF mHB NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE: -*- A Quarterly Journal of General Literature, Is Now Ready. CONTENTS: 1. Ah Apology for tiik VuLOia yquGins. By H. S, .-.-., .'; ChapjnaniSlsi, ' . .' v > * 2. Tub Uksbbn Univsksb. By Rev. Thou. Boseby., ■;■ ll.d. | 3. New Guinea. By E. \V. Alexander, F.B.G.S. , 4. National Evolution in New Zealand. By John i H.Shaw, LL.B. '■....- 5. Qua Refrksbntativs Svstbm. By Robt. H. Eyton. ' : Esq. - ' 6. Tub Unification of the Colony. By Eev. David . Bruce. 7. TUB? Problem (op 7saymrY."r; Part 1L- Bjr Professor 0. Macgtegor. 8. Sous Posthumous Poems op Miss E. H. Hamiltox. ' Tins New Zkalaxd Magazisb is Edited by » Committee consisting of the following gentlemen:— J. M. Brown, F. W. Hutton, D. Macgreror, G. S. Sale, B. L. Sta-Tford. I Tub New ZsiLAsn-MMiuafm is open for tfce -ex- ' pression of all shades of opinion.and for the discussion | of all questions of general er Colonial interest. • Many of the best known writers in all parts of tb.« Colony have already become contributors. ' PUBLISHED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN THE PBIN CIPAL CITIES OF THE COLONY. ! Subscription for tho year, Ten Shillings. By post, j Us I Cd. dubscribera' copies wOl be' regularly for* warded immediately on the publication of each number. Single numbers may be obtained from the principal Booksellers in all ports of the Colony. A limited number of Advertisements printed with each number of the Magazine. Contributions to be addressed to '.'. ',■.'■ 1' /" Tub Editors of tiik NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE, University, Dunedin. Subscriptions and advertisements to he forwarded to J. O. FitASER, Office oi the Sew Zealand Magasino, Jjuuedln*