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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2616, 6 July 1871, Page 3

Amusement* RINC B S S TEE A T ft B. TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, JULY 6, Great Drams, “BIRD IN THE HAN D.” Glorious Burlesque, “FRA DIAVOLO.” Songs ! Dances ! Breakdowns ! jyj' ASONIC HALL, TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. EDITH PALMERSTON’S, SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT! Change of Programme ; including OPHELIA: THE MAD SCENE PROM HAMLET. Reserved Seats, 3s; Second, 2s ; Back, Is. Religious Services. ST. PAUL’S CHURCH. gPECIAL SERVICE, On THURSDAY, JULY 6, at 7.30 p.m. At the conclusion of the Service an address will be presented to the Bishop of the Dipcese, previous to his departure for England. Lectures. A LECTURE WILL be delivered by the Hon. MAJOR RICHARDSON, in the HALL of TRINITY CHURCH, Stuart-streot, on the Evening of Friday, July 7th. Subject : “ Pages out of the History of Colonization.” Chair to be taken by the Rev. D. M. Stuart. Lecture to commence at 8 o’clock. Admission Free. A collection will he made at the close of the Lecture on behalf of the Church Building Fund. Shipping'. HARBOUR STEAM COMPANY AGENTS. MAORI for TIMARU, AKAROA, and LYTTELTON, on Monday, 10th inst. Cargo received till noon. Passengers by 5.30 steamer, WELLINGTON for LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON PICTON, NELSON, TARANAKI, und MANAKAU, transhipping Cargo and passengers for Wanganui, Napier, and all West Coast Ports, on Monday, the I7tb inst.. Cargo till 5 p.m. on Saturday. Passengers by two o’clock boat Mondajo Beautiful stab, for bluff and INVERCARGILL, on THURSDAY Next, 13th July. Cargo till 4 p.m. WALLACE, for MOLYNEUX (Transhipping Cargo to all up-river Stations), on SATURDAY, the Bth inst. Car t O received till 5 p.m. Offices: Harbor Chambers. Building Societies. UNION PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY. TRUSTEES. GEORGE TURNBULL, Esq. GEORGE M‘LEAN, Esq., M.G.A. TREASURER. T. M. WILKINSON, Esq, Shares, LSO each. Entrance Fee, 2s per Share, Monthly Subscription, 10s Per Share. The Shares in this Society will be realised after payment of Seventy-five Monthly payments AND NO MORE. Members may join at any time on payment of Entrance Fee of 2s 6d only, without any back subscriptions. The society, having been established for two years and-a-half is doing a large and profitable business. Borrowers may obtain loans, payable by monthly instalments, covering principal and interest, extending over periods from one to ten years, without any other payments. Instalments required to repay LIOO and interest: — For three years L 3 fis 8d For five years L2 4s Od For Seven years LI 14s fid For Ten Years LI 7s lOd The Soeiety also receives deposits, secured by debenture, repayable with interest, In three mouths at 6 per cent per annum. In six months at 7 „ „ In twelve months and upwards at 8 „ Rules, forms of applica ion, and all other information may be obtained from M. W, HAWKINS, Secretary, Exchange Chambers Princes-street, Dunedin. Public Notices. NEVADA. GILLIES and STREET are favored with instructions from Captain Fraser, to sell or let on Lease, four of the choicest sections in the above Tort’iidnp, situate immediately opposite the proposed site for the residence of Bishop Nevill. A long Lease on most liberal terms will be granted, or an absolute sale made if desired. Apply to Gillies and Street. GUY BENNETT’S CLARENCE HOTEL, OCTAGO\t. GUY BENNETT, formerly of the “Victorian Hotel,” Pnnedin, and late of the Northern Hotel, Oamaru, having taken, rechristened, and remi delltd the “ Metropo 1 litan ” invites all oM friends and the public generally te visit his new premises, Pnd sample the wines and spirits, the only criterion by which the public may judge of the quality of the liquors supplied at his establishment. OPENING DAY, Ufc JULY, GUY BENNETT, > Proprietor.