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Advertisements received too late for Classification. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE s. s. MAORI will take in cargo till 12 to-morrow (Wednesday); passengers at 4 o’clock. Offices: Harbor Chambers. CALIFORNIAN, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN LINE OF MAIL STEAM PACKETS. THE First Steamer of this Line, carrying the English Mail, via San Francisco, day. 2nd April, at 2 p.m. Only a limited number of saloon and intermediate passages have been allotted to New Zealand ; early application will therefore be necessary. For particulars apply to , DRIVER, MACLEAN, k CO., Agents, Dunedin, 12th Feb. 18/0. Oi REWARD.— Lost, aLS note of the Til. Union Bank of Australasia. Finder will receive the above Reward on returning it to Baxter’s Stick Depot, Princes street. ST. PAUL’S SUNDAY SCHOOL. THE PIC-NIC will take place at one o’clock on Wednesday next, on the ground adjoining the new Botanical Gardens. Tht. children to meet at new Market, Octagon, at 12.30. Should the weather bo wet, children are to meet on same day, in St. George’s Hall, «t 4 p.m. GENERAL ORDER> Militia and Volunteer Office, Dunedin, 14th February, 1870. THE Artillery, Naval, and Ist Battalion O.R. V., will parade for Inspection and Drill on Wednesday next, the 16th instant, at 7.30 p.m., in front of the Custom House. By order, ATKINSON, Captain and Adjutant. POCKETBOOK Lost on Saturday Evening. The finder will bo rewarded on returning it to the office of this paper. THE Annual Tea Meeting in connection with the Disciples of Christ will be held in the Odd-Fellows Hall, George Street, to-morrow at half-past six p.m. Tickets, Is 6d each, can be had at J. C. Kroon’s, Pastrycook, George street, and at the door. DUN EDI M VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE.—PUBLIC NOTICE. N order to test the capabilities of the Post Office Bell as an alarm for fire, it 11 be rung To-morrow Evening by the ove Brigade. ROBERT PUFLETT, Hon. Sec., D.V.F.B. WANTED, Dressmakers, first-class bands, permanent situation. Herbert, Haynes, and Co. Amusements. HT, GEORGE’S HALL. FAREWELL CONCERT For the Benefit of Madame Caranclini. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, FEB. ( 15. Positively the last appearance of the Company in Dunedin, when in addition to a Choice Programme, every purchaser of a Reserved Seat Ticket will be presented with a Carte de Visite of either Madame or the Misses Carandini. Doors open at 7.30, commencing at 8 o’clock. Admission ; Front Seats, 4s ; Second Seats, 2s ; Children halfrice. . . The Company will appear at Tokomainro a Wednesday, Balclutha on Thursday. ijEW MASONIC HALL. GREATEST HIT OF THE SEASON. IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THATCHER’S NEW LOCALS. THE VALENTINES AND SALE of the ENGLISH SONG BIRDS. MORE NEW SONGS. _ * THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, FEB. 15. THATCH EB, SMALT., DANIELS. AND SAL A MON. MILLION PRICES ! ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING! Preserved seats, 2s. Commencing at 8.30 p.m. LECTURE. A LECTURE in connection with tho First Church Young Men’s Christian Association will bo delivered by tho bev. Geo. Sutherland, in tho Hall under the Church, on Tuesday evening first, at seven o’clock. Subject—“ Mohammedanism, its Rise and Progress.” Tickets of admission, fid each, to bo had of Messrs Craig and Gillies, and Gilchrist, Princes street; and Messrs Mollison and Couston, Rattray street. WILLIAM COUSTON, Hon. Secy.