,It is hardly necessary to mote fully particularize the above Grand Stock, as ita merits are too wtll-knovvn to require any further comment. Intending purchasers will do well to make their calls e&rly, as this is ti genuine sale, and a upcedy clearance must be effected. N. SALOMON, Jeweller, &c, nest 8.N.Z., Princes strett, Dunedin. THE LITTLB SHOP. EN A T II A N,. Watchmaker am> Jeivklleu, Princes street, Opposite the Government Offieee. Watches accurately repaired. Colonial Jewellery made to order. A MYERS, Watohmaktr and Jowc-Her • Princes street, Dunedin, Opposite th< Custom House. Watches repaired, Jewellery made to order, h large and select Stock of Watches urJ Jewellery, &c. N.B.—Nono but tho very best Workmer employed. Under the Patronage of His Excellency, Sir George Grey, K.C.B. J. HYVIAN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, I'UIKCEB 6TREET, Opposite the New Governmtnt Buildings. F HYMAN hereby informs his Friends {/ # and Customers that he is NOT SELLING OFF, Neither is he LEAVING THE COUNTRY, But continues to supply every description of Watches and Jewellery at such prices as to defy competition, as all articles arc purchased for cash, and Sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. Bazaar. ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH BAZAAR. GRAND ART UNION. 1 ffIHE drawing for the valuable collection i of articles exhibited by Miss Bunbury at the late Bazaar, will be held ai the St. Joseph's School-room, Doirllng street, on Wednesday evening next, the 27th instant, at 8 o'clock. It is intended also to offer for sale, a selec tion of cariosities, the work of the natives of the Fij i Islands and New Caledonia, and other works of art undisposed of at tho late '.bazaar,' ,. ' Admission—Free, , J. F, TULLY,. ■„ ,- ... .. •■ _ Hon. Sec. ,v,



Amusements pItIN 0E S S TUEATK E. Stare Manager. Mr J, B. Steele. MISS ADELAIDE BOWRING Every Evening. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27th. THE JACOBITE'S BISTER; On, ST MaRY'S EVK. MadeJine Miss A. Bowring. THE STEEPLE CHASK; OR, IN TUB PIGSKIN. " On Friday, under the Patronage of HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT, AND PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. Doors open at 7.30. Pit, One Shilling. PRINCESS THEATRE. EVERY EVENING, In consequence of its great success, Mad dison Morton's last new farce of THE STEEPLE CHASE Or, in tho PJg SMa. Mr Tittums Mr Wilmot. RACE BALL.—Mr Sim Howard intends Riving a grand Rnca Ball, nt Anderson's Bay Hotel, Wednesday next, tho 27tli inst. 