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Saturday Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 124, 24 November 1877, Page 1

BUSINESS NOTICE, RE-OPENING- OE NEW PREMISES. SDE BEEK and CO, • have now removed the Retail Branch of their Business to those Central Premises in MURPHY’S. NEW BUILDINGS, Princesstreet, and have opened up, ex late arrivals, a magnificent Stock of Nev Goods, consisting of Breakfast, Dinner. Dessert, aDd Tea Ware, Glass and Lamp ware, Vases, Ornaments, Electroplated Goods, etc., well worthy of an early inspection. . . S. DE BEER and CO., Wholesale Establishment, Stafford street. Complete Trade Catalogues on application, and sent post free to. any part of N.Z. OAEG- IL L & CO. SHAREBROKERS, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, High Street, Dunedin, Above Dunedin Savings Bank. WANTED, &c. WANTED the Public to try Barnes Dairy-fed Pork. WANTED the Public to try Barnes first-class Bacon and Hams. WANTED the Public to try Barnes small goods. Warranted superior to any in the City. ANTED KNOWN—That a few respectable Boarders can obtain excellent Accommodation at the Duke oe Edinburgh Hotel, Russell-street. The situation is most healthy, and only a few minutes’ walk from the Post Office. ANTED, Visitors to Dunedin to know that the most comfortable Bedrooms are at Watson’s. Travellers called for early trains and Coaches. ANTED KNOWN—MRS DICK'S REGISTRY OFFICES REMOVED to Ross’s Buildings, near Athenaeum, Octagon, where all classes of respectable Servants can always obtain good situations. Office Hours —10 to 5 and 7 to 8. WANTED those who desire to get a good Cup of Coffee to visit Letham’s Pie House, Princes-street south. Open after closing of Theatres. WANTED KNOWN.—Wanted the Public to patronise W. Key’s Furniture Establishment, George-street (7 doors north of St. Andrew-street), where every kind of Furniture is to be had good and cheap for Cash.— Established in 1862. WANTED Patrons of the Princess Theatre to know that they can be supplied with a good Cup of Coffee, Hot Pies, Tarts, &c., at any hour up to 12 p.m., at D. Letham’s well-known Pie-house, Princes-street south. Pie and Coffee —6d.