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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 32, 7 December 1883, Page 28

TKT ANTED KNOWN.— City Boot " ▼ ▼ Palace, 75, George street, enjoys the eputation, under the new management,. of AVING the largest and bestassorted Stock of first-class Goads, cheaper than any house in town. DIRECT ex Fenstanton and Hurunui, 14 trunks of Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes ; latest Home styles— very cheap. A LSO, Ladies' and Gent's Tennis -£*- Shoes, in kid and morocco leathei ; splendid variety— special value. "Ty- ANTED KNOWN. — Before ▼ T buying elsewhere, inspect Goods and test prices at CITY BOOT PALACE, 76 George street. SIEVER & CO., Great King street, are the cheapest Wholesale and Retail Upholsterers and Bedding Manufacturers. SIEVER & CO., Great King street, near Knox Church, for cheap Bedding and Furniture. IEVER & CO., Great King street for cheap Toilet Sets and Upholstery work. OKA PAIRS Palliasses, 73 Flock £l*J\j and Hair Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, &c, exceedingly cheap. Must be cleared. UITES re-stuffed and covered. Mattresses re-made equal to new.— Siever and Co., Great King street. BUSINESS NOTICE. JAMES A. PARK AND CO., AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS, Temporary Offices : MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO.'S BUILDINGS Stafford Street, Dunedin. AH . ROSS • Surveying, Optical, and Nautical Instrument Maker. Optician to the Dunedin Hospital, and for many yeaTs Optician to the Sunderland Eye Infirmary, has REMOVED to those premises adjoining the Athenaeum Octagon, Dunedin. - VENETIAN BLINDS! VENETIAN BLLNDS At Moderate Prices PATTERSON, BUSK k CO., Maclaggan Street. T g ii i i ii i", NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN, AND FLORIST, Gbeat King street, DUNEDIN, Has for Sale— Fruit, Forest and Ornamenta Trees, Shrubs, Roses, in great variety, &c. SPECIAL NOTICE. JAMES MOW AT, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, 1, PRINCES STREET, Wilkinson's Medical Hall.) J. M. hap always on hand a large and wellselected Stock of Woollen Goods suitable for a First-clast Tailoring Establishment. Prices strictly moderate. Inspection respectfully solicited MUSIC. " MR. CHARLES WAUD begs to announce that he has Vacancies for Pupils desirous of learning Singing, Piano, Violin, Violoncello, and pouble Bass. For Terms, apply at his residence, Moray Place.