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Evening Star, Issue 3039, 14 November 1872, Page 3

Venice and Milan have been visited by a fearful hurricane. In the latter city the strongest trees were torn up by the roots, 50 being levelled in the Lazaretto alone. One of the cupolas of the Observatory was blown down, the roof of the Pol-teama Theatre was carried away, the actors being in the midst of a rehearsal ; and chimneys, gutters, and tiles flew about like hail in a thunderstorm. Strange to say, there was no loss of life. fFor continuation of News see fourth page.) Advertisements received too late for Classification. PRINCESS THEATRE. Lessees - Messrs Gkddes & Willis. During Mr HOSKINS’ ENGAGEMENT, the Stage Management will be under his direction. Performance to Raise Funds for the purpose of sending a Boat and Crew to represent Otago in the Regatta at Wellington. MR HOSKINS and MISS COLVILLE, Assisted by Gentlemen Amateurs. THIS (Thursday) EVENING. NOV. Hth, Will be produced Blower’s play of RICHELIEU J Julfe Dp Mortemar - Miss F. Colville Richelieu - . - -Mr Hoskins Baradas ■ • • Mr H. N. Douglas l e Mauprat - • Gentleman Amateur Hugnet - - - Gentleman Amateur De Berringham • Gentleman A matcur Joseph .... MrMusgrave Supported by the Star Company. To-morrow (Friday) Evening, by special desire, THE GAME OF SPECULATION. MR and MRS WALTER HILL Will shortly appear. [A CARD.] MISS JENNIE N'YE begs to announce her FAREWELL BENEFIT on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Previous to her Departure for India, An Excellent Programme arranged for the occasion. WANTED, a “good” Leader for the Times; must be against Fish, the Mayor. Apply Bank of Distress. WANTED Known—The Times newspaper refused to insert the above advertisement. WANTED, Subscribers to start a Morning Paper worth reading, to suit the Times. No flat-footed jews need apply. WANTED, a Boy to learn the Tailoring Trade. R. Rose, Rattray street. BE SURE TO ASK FOR FA. SHAW & CO.’S • FERN LEAF BLACKING, Which will be found to produce a Brilliant Polish in Two Minutes, even though the Boots be New, Greasy, or Wet. It Saves Labor and Brushes, and Preserves the Leather. May bo had of all respectable Storekeepers in the Colony. F. A. SHAW & CO.’S FERN LEAF BLACKING. JO R SALE. Thirty-two Sixty-fourths of Schooner PIONEER. For terms, apply to GUTHRIE & GRESSWELL; Or, D. M'OALLUM, Port Chalmers. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Henry walden, Glass, Paperhangings, Oil and Color Merchant, has removed from Stafford street to those premises lately occupied by Messrs Briscoe and Co., PRINCES STREET SOUTH.

NO. il COMPANY, CITY GUARDS, will muster in the Octagon, on Friday next, at 7.30 p.m. sharp, for Battalion Parade ; Uniform and arms. By order. R. HAY, Hon. Sec. NORTH DUNEDIN BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS REPOSITORY, George Street. CHARLES A. BRESSEY takes this opportunity of informing the public of Dunedin and his friends that he has commenced business as above. The Stock is replete with every requisite, imported direct from Publishers and Manufacturers in England, Ac., which customers favoring him with their support will receive the benefit of. C. A. B. is determined to sell at the Lowest Possible Remunerative Rates. Note the Address GEORGE STREET (New Building, four doors below Hanover street), Dunedin. Postage and Revenue Stamps on sale. FLAX. THE undersigned will make full Advances on Flax consigned to their Agent in l< ngland for sale, and have madearraugements to insure such shipments against all sea risks, WEBB & FU LTON, Temple Chambers, Princes street, Dunedin. WANTED, a Compositor for an upcountry paper. Apply H., office of this paper. WANTED Known—Lady’s Parasol left in my Cab on Wednesday. Apply City Council Chambers. William Colbourn, Cabman.