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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VII, Issue 403, 31 December 1880, Page 12

REMOVAL. ALEXANDER SLIGO has re--£X moved to new premises— specially erected to meet his requirements— nearly opposite former shop ; Fourth Door North from Royal George Hotel. Stationer, Bookseller, News Agent, Practical Bookbinder, 42, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. CLENNON, OUTFITTER • 54, George-street, (Opposite A. & T. Inglis) Is now showing a Large and well-selected stock of Gentlemen's, Youth's, and Boy's Mercery, including Shirts, Hats, Ties, Collars Braces, .fee, at Lowest Cash Prices. T J. H A L L, ACCOUNTANT AND ETATE AGENT, Eldon Chambers, Princes street. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. TTT M < L A R E N, »» .TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Albert Buildings, Princes street (Opposite Post-office), DUNEDIN.

DUNEDIN CUP, 1881 To be Run on 24th February. pfiESS CONSULTATION, No. 4. 8000 Shares at £1. First Horse ... ... ... ... £800 Second Horse ... ... ... ... 500 Third Horse ... ... ... .". 300 Starters (divided) ... ... .]. 600 Non-starters (divided) ... ... ... 800 £3000 The Promoters have started Consultation No. 4 in consequence of having received numerous letters from all parts of the colony inviting them to do so, and have therefore every reason to believe it will fill up rapidly. Starters will average about £80, and Non-starters abcut £30. Successful Subscribers will be telegraphed to same night as drawing. (See circulars.) Two postage stamps required for reply and result. Crossed cheques must have Is. added for exchange. J. J. CONNOR, Treasurer. " Atmospheric " Printing Works, Dunedin. £50 pbT^ ei £50 The Tbeasubßiß will pay the sum of £50 Sterling amongst persona who place correctly the First, Second, and Third horses in the above race. "Tips" received up to 23rd February, when they will be placed in hands of Committee. Sixpence (in postage stamps) must accompany each placing. <gj- N.B.— One Shilling will be charged after Ist January. QPECIAL NOTIFICATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS. J. A. MACEDO desires to invite visitors to Danedin to call and inspect his large Stock of Catholic Books, Pictures, &c, &c, most of which will be sold at London Prices. Irish Australian Almanac for 1881, 9d ; per post, Is. GOOD NEWS FOR THE LAUNDRESS. DUNGAN'S PATENT PARAGON MANGLE is now on view at Briscoe and Co.'s. It can at once be seen that this invention is wonderful in saving time and reducing labour. The public are respectfully invited to inspect the same at the above address, where information will be given and orders taken, or by P. J. DUNGAN, Tiroaru,