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Evening Star, Issue 2989, 17 September 1872, Page 3

Advertisements received too late for Classification. WANTED, a Boy for an Office. Apply R. Clifford, Otago Portrait Gallery, Fleet street. WANTED to Sell, Shares in the Pneumatic Gold Mining Company, Registered ; shares Five Pounds each. One hundred shares have already been taken up, and the Company are desirous of raising the capital to £IOOO. Plans and specifications to be seen on application to Mr Malcolm M'Lennan, Manager, at the Spanish Restaurant, Princes street, Dunedin, between the hours of 12 and 2 o’clock and 5 and 7 o’clock. Dunedin, 17th September, 1872. DUNEDIN CRICKET CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the Members of the above Club will be held at the Shamrock Hotel, on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Gentlemen wishing to join, and others taking an interest in the game, are invited to attend. FREDK. J. MUIR, Hon. Sec. SHAG VALLEY FREEHOLD QUARTZMINING COMPANY, REGISTERED. TIME for receiving Applications for Shares extended to Wednesday, the 18th inst., to admit of applications from the country being received. W. ORAM BALL, Hon, Sec. £JITIZENS’ CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL CONCERT AND BALL Will be held in the NEW DRILL SHED, Octagon, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 18th. Particulars in future advertisement. J. WATSON, Hon. Secretary. OTAGO INSTITUTE. A MEETING of the Institute will be held in the University Buildings, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. business :— Address by Mr J. S. Webb “On the Work of the past year in Astronomical Science and Celestial Physics.” Paper by Mr A. C. Purdio “On Recent Additions to the Otago Museum.” M. Villaine will (by request) explain the principles of his invention of a Submarine Boat for Gold mining purposes. D. BRENT, Hon. Secretary. A PARTNER WANTED. WANTED, a Partner in a Foundry and Machine Shop, established five years. To an engineer with capital this would be a first-class investment, Apply at once to JOB BROWN, Murray’s Hotel, Rattray street. WANTED KNOWN. Newcastle Coal Smithy Coal Green Island Coal Gas Coke. All Kinds of Firewood, cut or uncut. FR ASER k MACFIE are supplying above at Lowest Rates, and of the best qualities. Orders left at the Yards, Lower Stuart street, promptly attended to. WANTED Known-The usual Monthly Lecture at the Alexandra Lodge is Postponed to Wednesday, September 25th. WANTED, Apprentices for the Millinery. Apply Miss Brownlie, Sargood, Son, and Ewen. WANTED, a Good Shoeing Smith, for Cromwell. ARTHUR BRISCOE & CO. WANTED, a Man accustomed to pack hardware. No other need apply. ARTHUR BRISCOE & CO. TENDERS wanted for the Erection of a Six-roomed House. Plans and specifications to be seen at Mr John Somerville’s, York place. TENDERS wanted to Lighter about 500 Tons of Stone from Port Chalmers Jetty to Dunedin. Tenders to be lodged by 21st at George Munro’s Monumental Works, or William Barlase’s, Port Chalmers. TO DAIRYMEN, &c.—Grains for Sale at the New Zealand Distillery, in quantities to suit purchasers. Apply to the Manager, WANTED, Strong Boy, to carry out parcels—one that knows the City well. A. and T. Inglis. FOUND, a Purse. Owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply, Athol Lodge, Heriot row. THE TEMPLE OF DIANA-220 years in building.—Miraculously, the Ephesian Temple has jest been discovered 22 feet beneath rank vegetation. The capitals of its kingly columns have boon taken to the British Museum by an English man-of-war. The descriptive accounts—published in European journals—of the columns _ bear out, almost word for word, the historic accuracy of the picture of i liana’s Fane given in the “New Zealand Diana.”—Copies for sale. WANTED, Five Seamen and Second Mate and Carpenter, for brig Thomas and Henry. Apply on board. OR SALE. A Thriving General Business, in a rising town on the coast. For particulars, apply to JAS. T, MACKERRAS and CO. MEETING. HIBERNIAN AUSTRALASIAN CATHOLIC BENEFIT SOCIETY. ALL Catholics interested in the formation of a Branch of the above Society in Dunedin, are requested to attend a Meeting, to be held at the Catholic Schoolroom, on Thursday, the 19th of September, at 8 p.m.