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New Zealand Tablet, Volume X, Issue 494, 29 September 1882, Page 20

QC. E. RESTAURANT AND • DINING-ROOMS are Now Open in nose centrally-situated premises over Mr. Johnson's drapery establishment, Maclagrgan street, opposite the Roslyn Tram Terminus, where a really first-class Meal can be had at a moderate price. The Propiietor begs to intimate that there will be none of the slapdash pertaining to the ordinary restaurant, and that no pains will be spared to conduce to the comfort of his patrons. All Meals, 9d ; Plain Breakfasts and Teas, 6d ; and my motto is— Quietness, Cleanliness, and Economy. HENRY MILT.S. Restaurateur. SAFETY, BRILLIANCY, ECONOMY. HUNDREDS of families now using "NOONDAY" OIL testify to its superiority over other Oils in use. It uses less oil in propo' tion to the light given, without odour. It gives a much more brilliant light and more steady than gas, and at less expense. The high test and safety of this Oil should cause consumers to insist on having no other. Consumers should take great care to 6ee that they obtain the genuine NOON DAY, and that each tin is stamped " NOONDAY," and that the sealing of the nozzle is intact. NOONDAY is packed in strong tins to avoid leakage. BATES. SISE, & CO., Bond Street, Dunedin. ILLIA M R~E~I D, Wholesale and Petail SEED MERCHANT, NURSERYMAN, &c. Princes Street Cutting (Joining Queen's Theatre), DUNEDIN. Catalogue and Price List on Application. I have a very large stock of Serrls— all of the very best that can be obtained— of Garden, Flower, Agricultural, and Clover Seeds, which I sell at the Lowest Possiblß Prices. My Stock of Fruit and Forest Trees are all grown by myself on the poorest exposed land I could procure, therefore they are sure to thrive well no matter where planted, which is the most impoitant part in tree- planting. Pot Flowers cut for parties ; Bouquets for Balls and Weddings on the shortest notice. jy/T AITL AN D HOTEL, COBNER OF MAITLAND & WALKER STREETS, DUNEDIN. J. Deane ... Proprietor. ! This Hotel overlooks the Bay and City, and for situation and quietness cannot be excelled bj any. Being within easy distance of city, is every way adapted to but-iness men generally. J. DEANE, Proprietor. PUBLIC NOTICE. CW. HAWKINS, Hairdresser, • In tha> king the public for past favours,begs to intimate that he has opened those premises, 106 Geerge street (opposite the Steeple View Hotel), and will be pleased to have a visit from old Friends. C. W. HAWKINS, Hairdresser. ESTABLISHED IN DUNEDIN. 1861. •jyjß. J. P. ARMSTRONG, SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, 55 PRINCES STREET (Opposite the Criterion Hotel). ~J X B O 5 E~^ 140, George Strekt, Dunedin, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, &c, kc. Magazines, Home Papers, New Novels, and Current Literature received by every mail. Orders received for all Dunedin newspapers. Country orders are carefully attended to. 140, George Street, Dcnedin.