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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XI, Issue 33, 14 December 1883, Page 8

/GEORGE BODLEY, ' STAB CAFE RESTAURANT, MOKAY PLAOfi (Near George Street). , , The Proprietor of thiß favourite Boardinghouse desires to inform the General Public that it affords a most Comfortable and Quiet Residence for Boarders. ' J From its Central Position, it is most Conveuient for those employed in any Trade or Business occupation which renders it necessary that they should be close to all parts -of the City. GEORGE BODLEY, Stab Cafe Bestaubant, Moray Place, j DUNEDIN. JE; B 0 N E, • BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, .140 Geob&e Street, DUNEDIN. Father Matthew, by Maguire, 9d . Tiew of Irish History, by Duffy, 3s Ont of Court, Mrs. Hoey, 6s 6d Irish Pleasantry and Fun, J. F. O'Hea, 6s 6d Lover, a biographical sketch, 3s T^ H. TERRY, ARCHITECT, Hislop's Exchange Court, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. DENTISTRY. TT R O 8~~1 N S 0 N *-*-• SURGEON DENTIST, No charge for advice. Painless extraction by the aid of nitrous oxide gas, Address — Dodd's Buildings, Corner of GEORGE ST. & MORAY PLACE. DUNEDIN ELECTROPLATING AND GILDING WORKS. Every Description of WOBN ELECTRO-PLATED "WAKE RE-PLATED EQUAL TO NEW. \y Charges Moderate. GEORGE LE LIEVRE, 146. — George Street, Dunedin.— l46. THE PUBLIC ARE NOTIFIED That the COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY Undertakes FIRE and MARINE BUSINESS at the most favourable rates, and always settles Claims in a prompt and satisfactory manner. F. E. ELEY, Manager for Otago. Offices : Colonial Bank Buildings. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. HUGH G~O UR L E V desires to inform the public he still continues the Undertaking Business as formerly at the Establishment, corner Clark and Macl»tg an streets, Dunedin. FuneiaLs attended in Town or Coun with promptness and economy JAMES COUSTON PLUMBER^ GASFITTEB, [ZINC-WORKER fas., «kc, WALKER SffREET.