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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4665, 30 January 1877, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTIONS. NOTICE. IT IS HEREBI NOTIFIED, that JOHN MILLAR has ceased to have any con- ■ nection.with the firm sf - j; MICLAR and CO., Wholesale Saddlers' Ironmongirs, Rattray street. The businesß will be carried on as usual by the remaining partners, Messrs Hume and Williamson, and under the management of Mr James Oliver. Until further notice the name of the firm will remain as heretofore, viz.:— J. MILLAR and CO. 20ja WE beg to inform Importers and Merchants iv Sydney and neighbouring Colonies, that we have establi-hed in Sydney a Branch Firm, under the namo of Klein, Butschko, and Co. The new-<firm, will be. principally engaged with the sale of our manufactures. At the same time, its endeavour will be also to negotiate direct Importations from prominent manufacturers of such articles which hitherto have oniy reached the market in a secondhand way.—C. J. Klein and Butschke, Cjgar Manufacturers and Importers, Hamburg.—Klein, Butschke, and Co., 179 Mort's Buildings, Pitt Btreet, Sydney. - ■' ■■ ■ 23ja NOTICE. A LL persona indebted to the late Mr ■C3L Samuel Webb, are requested to pay thoir accouuts on or before the 31st inst., or legal proceedings will be taben for the recovery. All accounts against the Estate to be forwarded to ■ '* MR HENRY WALDRON". Or, THOS. H. JOHNSON, ~ , _ . . . Executors.NEW NUMBER OF MAGAZINE. THE PRESENT NUMBER OF TUB I^EW ZEALAND MAGAZINE, "^ PUBLISHED JANUARY Ist, 1877, CONTAINS ! 1. The Christian Dectrine of Creation. By Rev. Wm. Salmond. 2. Religions, Ancient and Modern. By H. fi. Henderson; Esq. 3. Shakespere's Idea in Macbeth and Hamlet. By : John H. Shaw, LL.B. 4. Evolution arid Christianity. Part ir. (To be continued.) By Rev. Chas. Fraser. £. The Session of 1876.: By Spectator. , 6. Hints towards the True Theory of Evolution. By James Smith, Esq. 7. Intemperance and Licensing. By Robert Stout, Esq. 8. A Royal Lover. By F. R. Chapman, E-q. MUSICAL. TO MY FRIENDS ASD PATRONS. * . ■ I BEG to announce that my efforts to reduce the immense stock of Music and Musical Instr inents by a cheap sale during the past month have not met with the support anticipated. I have, therefore, decided to offer everything on the same terra3flurmg the month of JANUARY. One visit will not only prove the fact that my Establishment is the only completely supplied Warehouse in New Zealand, for every description of goods in the trade.but the articles kept in stock are far superior to those generally found in the Colonies, and that this Sale is BONA FIDE. •; N.B.—Attention and civility as usual. There is no BANK PRESSURE, or a'.y GOODS IMPORTED by MISTAKE, but everything in the Establishment is of ' ';.... GUARANTEED QUALITY. I-take this opportunity to publicly thank those friends who have paid their accounts last month, and trust othera will accept this intimation. 5 GKORGE R. WEST, : ■'•'■■' Music Warehouse, 3ja • Princes street, Dunedin. tv/Fr" j. l. s h a w, r"T-T : , ARCHITECT ;: • ; (Late of Geelong, Victoria). .. Office: H. Wise and Co., Rattray street. 27ja rpHE FIDELITY AND ACCIDENT JL GUARANTY COMPANY 01' NEW ZEALAND is prepared to issue policies guaranteeing the fidelity of Employes on moderate terms. For rates of prsmium" and forms of proposal, Apply to M. W. HAWKINS, Agent, 26ja ' Princes street, Dunedin. ;■.' ■ " :■ ' [CARD.] DR S C ETW ARZ BA 0 H (Pupil of the late Professor Yon Graefe, Berlin), limits his'practlce exclu^vely to the treatment of Diseases of the EYK, EAR, and THROAT. Temporary Office at Murray's Private Hotel (Parlour No. 6), Dunedin. Hours: From 10 am. to 1 p.m. Poor Patients; producing a certificate of indigence written by a physician, or by an official person, or sent by a charitable society, will be treated free of charge. T/yE have entered into Partnership under the style of REID and DUNCANS, aa Surveyors, Civil Engineers, Land Agents, and Share and Money Brokers, in offices, Moray Place, opposite Criterion Hotel. JOHN REID (of Corner Bush). JAMES W. DUNCAN.. • GEORGE S. DUNCAN. Dunedin. September lut, 1876. Is /CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC — \J Messrs R. M. Wanzer and Ce.'s " New Improved and Patented" Sowing Machines can only be hau from A. B. Sidford, 4, Royal Arcade, Dunedin. LITTLE MONEY will purchase a very great deal at the Magnificent Drapery Sale in the Cutting, where every department is showing-un-mistakeahle Bargains.—Thomson, Strang, and Co. T ITTLE MONEY goes a long way at 3-2 the Cutting Sale. Elegant Silk Jackets, 10s 6d; Magoificent Silk Dresses, 60s ; Handsomely Trimmed Hats, 7s 6d; Braided Pique Skirts, 4s lid.—Thomson, Strang, and Co. LITTLE MONEY but large return at the Great Cheap Sale. Beautiful Dress Goods, bjd, lOd, lljd a yard; Gienadines, 4Jd ; Skirtings, 7id; Shoetings, Is 6d; Turkish Towels, Is ; Calicoes, 4d; Blankets, 12s 6d.—Thomson, Strangf, and Co. mHB CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF CREATION, BY PROFESSOR SALMOND, Appears in the January Number of the NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. Price 2s 6d; by post. 2s lOd. Of a-U Booksellers. THE OLSON TOMATO SAUCE. Pronounced by Connoisseurs to be the most wholesome and delicious of Sauces. This Sauce is manufactured on tha Recipe of the lite proprietor, Mr Olson ; ana the favour with which it has been received has induced the present proprietors to increase their production of Tomatoes, and to adopt a care and liberality in the manufacture which has much improved Its quality. From those who have not yet proved how delicious this Sauce is the proprietors solicit a trial order, fe, ling confident it has only to be known to be appreciated. This excellent Sauce is manufactured by the proprietors, Bektham and Co., Parnell, Auckland; and can be obtained from all Merchants .and Grocers throughout New Zealand. 30n W. and J. SCOULAR, Agents for Otago. BATTS ON and BROW N,1 COAL MERCHANTS, Next Christian Chapel, GREAT KING STREET. Newc»stle and all the various kinds of Colonial Coal delivered at current rates. FIREWOOD. NOTE THE ADDRESS. THE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE : A Quarterly Journal of General Literature. Tub New Zealand Magazine is Edited by a Committee consisting ot the following gentlemen:— J. M. Brown, F. W. Hutton, D. Macgregor, G. S. Sale, R. L. StaMord. Ths New Zealand Maoazijtb Is open for the expression 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 the Colony have already become contributors. PUBLISHED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN THE PRIN CIPAL CITIES OF THE COLONY. Subscription for the year, Ten Shillings. By post, 11b 6d. Subscribers' copies will be regularly forwarded immediately on the publication of each number. Single numbers may bs obtained from the principal Booksellers in nil parts of the Colony. A limited number of Advertisements printed with each number of the Magazine. Contributions to be addressed to Tub Editors of tub NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE, University, Dunedin. SiVbsariptions and advertisements to be forwarded to J. G. FRASER, Office of Ike New Zealand Magazine, Dunedin. Y^ PILGRIMAGE TO PALESTINE. Under the above heading, a aeries of Popular AxUctoi is now appearing, contributed by the REV. DR COPLAND, - of Dunedin, TO THB OTAGO WITNESS. this series contains interesting dencriptlons of the places visited, and gives a narrative of the incidents encountered during Dr Copland's recent Tour in the East. PUBLISHED WEEKLY. PRICE SIXPENCE. Of all Booksellers in the Colony RINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WELL AND CHEAPLY DONE AT TUB DAILY TIMES GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE. 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