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Evening Star, Issue 2945, 27 July 1872, Page 3

The Wellington Smallpox Patient. —Some uneasiness having been caused iu Christchurch and Lyttelton by the knowledge that Kaye, the Wellington small-pox patient, had called in there on his way south, and slept in Christchurch one night, the Deputy Superintendent (Mr E. J. S, Harman) wrote to Mr Eolleston, who is now in Wellington, to ask whether Kaye was perfi ct’y convalescent before leaving the Empire city, and received the following reply by by telegramKaye was discharged convalescent after being detained beyond the usual time. Every precaution was taken, fresh clothes, &c,, being given to him, and be has probably gone to Dunedin, where he has relatives. ” —Lyttelton Times. (For continuation of news see fourth page.)

Advertisements received too late for Glassification. PRINCESS THEATRE Lessees - Messrs Geddes & Willis. Stage Manager • Mr J. P. Hydes. GREAT BILL FOR TO-NIGHT. The Domestic Drama of BLN BOLT. • Mary Moonlight ■ Miss Flora Anstkad Christian, Mr Musgrave, Ben Bolt, Mr O’Brien ; iluebcn Rags, Mr J. P. Hydes, Concluding 'with Comic Drama of THE CROWN PRINCE. TUESDAY, BENEFIT MR J. S. WILLIS. Who will paint a Scene in 20 Minutes, in view of the Audience. RINCESS THEATRE. COME AND SEE J. S. WILLIS PAINT A SCENE IN 20 MINUTES In View of the Audience. On the occasion of his Benefit on TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 30th. MR ELBORN will(D.Y.) pr. ach intho Christian Meeting House, Great Kingstreet South, to-morrow evening. Subject, “ A difference often lost sight of.” NORTH DUNEDIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE Third of the Series of Discourses on the INSPIRATION of the HOLYSCRIPTURES will (D.V.) bo delivered on SABBATIC FIRST (TO-MORROW), at half-p st six o’clock, by the Rev. Dr Copland. Subject: “The evidence of MiraBELL WARD ELECTION. MR A. R. LIVINGSTON will meet the Electors in Carroll’s HIBERNIAN HOTEL, George street, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at half-past Seven o’clock.

SOUTH WARD ELECTION. MR, WALTER Will address the Ratepayers at BAXTER’S HOTEL, Maitland street, THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), At half-past 7 o’clock. Walter’s Committee Rooms, opposite Immigration Barracks. DISTRICT ROAD BOARDS ELECTIONS, 1872. MOENINGTON DISTRICT, NOTICE is Hereby Given that the following persons have this day been duly nominated as Candidates for the Mornington Road District, viz. GEORGE MATTHEWS JOHN MITCHELL JOHN EDWARD ATT WOOD WILLIAM COWAN M'NEE RICHARD BOWDEN MARTIN HENDERSON LAW AUGUSTUS HADDEN SHURY WILLIAM BARR WILLIAM KNOX JOHN NICHOL JAMES RATTRAY There being more than Six Candidates, and a Poll having been demanded, the same will take place at the SCHOOLHOUSE on MONDAY, July 29, commencing at 10 o’clock a.m., and closing at 4 o’clock p.m. The official declaration of the Poll will be made at 4. JO p m. (or as soon thereafter as possible) on the same day. CHARLES SMITH, Returning Officer. Dnnedin, July 26, 1872. JgIBLES? BIBLES!! BIBLES!!! NEW LECTION ARY. Book of Common Prayer, and Church Services.—Just arrived direct from the Publishers. Pulpit Bibles and Family Bibles, with Family Register, from 15s. Pew and Pocket Bibles, gilt edges, from 15d. Scott and Henry’s Devotional Family Bible, from 325. Household Family Bible, with Scott and Henry’s Commentaries, and 500 engravings. Beautifully illustrated and superbly-bound Gift and Presentation Bibles, with illuminated title-pages and coloured plates. Real Pulpit Bibles, printed in the highest style of the art, on hot-pressed toned paper, and elegantly bound—B4s, 105s, and 120s, Complete Commentaries, in one, two, or four volumes, Bibles and Cbnrcb Services, in all the newest styles of binding ; the Largest Stock in the Colony, to select from, and at prices cheaper than ever, at WILLIAM H AY’S BIBLE WAREHOUSE, Criterion Hotel Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. FOUND, a Wedding Ring, in Princes street. Owner can have the same on application to Air Brodrick, Rattray street, opposite Custom House.