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LA.TS AOV3RTISfi3VE3Nr3 . WILL BE CLASSIFIED IN OUK NEXT. ANNEXATION. NOTICE. rp RUBT E9tate of the late WILLIAM X BLAIR, Mearns, Renfrewshire, Scotand, JAMES BLAIR, son, and JOHN EDGAR and WILLIAM EDGAR, grandsons of the Testator, who emigrated to Melbourne about the year 1855, are requested to communicate with the subscribers, agents for his trustees and executoi-s, BURNS, AIKEtf, & CO, Writers, 151, St. Vincent street, Glasgow, Scotland. MERIOAN CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE, for Hnlf its Value; magnificent instrument ; 14 stops, peal of belli ; a real luxury.— Alfred Sims, Stuart street, Dunedin. 7au npENDERS wanted for Laying Drain Pipes, X 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18 inch diameter, at per yard and chain, on Clarendon Estate near Waihola. _ • Further information will be supplied on application to the Manager, on the Estate. Tenders are tn be lodged not later than noon on MONDAY, the 9th instant, addressed W. J. M. LARNAOff, 7au Princes street, Dunedin. BANKRUPT STOOK. In the Estate of Messrs A. Evans and Co., (Bankrupte), Drapers, &o. Sold by Order o^the Trußtaes. Dunedin, 3l«t July, 1880. Messrs A. and T. Ifiglis, Dunedin. i y ENTLEMHN,— We accept your tender \jf for the Stock-in-trade, Book Debts, Red Fixtures in the estate of A. Evans and Co , as per inventory submitted to you. We aje, yours obediently. (Signed) JNO. ROSS, (Signed) CHAS. H. STATHAM, Trustees in the Estate of A. Evans and Co. BANKRUPT STOCK.— Assigned Estate of Messrs A. Evans and Co., Drapers, George street. The Trustees have accepted A& T. INGLIS' PROMPT CASH , TENDER. The discounts are enoimous. Stoik is being re-marked at extraordinary reductions from coßt. The Stock is removed to our own warehouse, George street. Sale commences Saturday, August 7th. Extracrdinary bargains A. & T. INGLIS. NEW ZEALAND HEMATITE PAINT. IS of a rich red brown colour, and the Cheapest, Best, and Purest, as shown by Analysis, for preserving all kinds of Iron and Woodwork. It is now coming into general use in Shipbuilding Yards, Foun- ■ dries, Public Work?, Buildings, Dwelling Houses, Fearing, Marking Sheep, &c, &o. Obtained from the Company's Agents in the principal centres in New Zealand and Australia, and through all Dealers end Painters. TO LET, Campbelltown, Qaarter-aore Section, near Kail way Station, conveniently situated for Grain or wcol store. Rent moderate, long leaee, valuation. Dr RICHARDSON,, Dunedin, Mr CHAS. ROUT, InvercargUl. TAYLOR BROTH RRB, LONDON, MANUFACTURERS OF CHICORY, i[FOR EXPORTATION TO ALL PARTS OF THE GLOBE. fJIAYLOR BROTHERS, in order to be in -1 the beet position to execute orders for Chicory Powder for exportation, have purchased extensive MILLS in BRUGES, BELGIUM, which they have fitted up with English machinery of great power and most approved construction ; this advantage, combined with the fact of their having on tbe spot the largest inarktt for tbe fineet Chicory Root in the World, enables them to supply the Manufactured Article on better terms than any other English house in the trade. MANUFACTURED FROM THE FINEST BELGIAN ROOT. In 561b and .281b Tins, packed in 2owt Cases. STEAM MILLS. -Brick Lane and Went. \7)rth street, London ; and BmjgPß. Belgium. PERSONAL. JF ALFRED RHODES, formerly of Brad X ford, Yorkshire, who emigrated to .Australia about the year 1850, and was last heard of at Adelaide, South Australia, (or his wife or children if he be dead), will apply to the unde>sigi.ed, he will hear of something to his advantage. ' A Reward will be givtn for reliable information as to whether Mr Rhodts is living or dead. Lancaster and Wright, Solicitors, Bradford, Yorkshire, England. 5a WILLIAM GOODALL. - Any person who oan give any information respecting William Goodall, formerly of Bristol, England, or Susanna Goodall, his wife, or William Edward Goodall, his son ; or any ether child of the said William Goodall or Snsanna Goodall, is requested to communicate with Daniell, Strickland, and Daniell, solicitors, 36 Nicholas street, Bristol, Englan . 3jy WANTED the Two men who worked a olaim on the Molyneux, 2J miles »clow Hartley and Reilley's Beach, in August, 1862, to communicate with Digger, General Poet Office, Dunedin, when they will hear of something to their advantage. IV this should meet the eye of Sir WALTER L-N-G, M. H. will anawer you at onco.