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Evening Star, Issue 3203, 27 May 1873, Page 3

Lat'i Advertisements. P RINCESS THEATRE. Under the Patronage of his Honor the Superintendent and the Members of the Education Board, MISS AITKEN (Mrs J. L. Bunten) Will give an AFTERNOON READING, On WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. Assisted by the Celebrated Tenor, MR MELCHOR WINTER. Band Programme : Overture “ The Bird’s Nest, or the Keeping of a Promise Rewarded” (translated from the German) by Rev. J. IV. Wehnan, D.D. Song—“ Love’s Request ” ... Mr Winter “Hubert and Arthur,” King John Shakespeare “ Bingen, on the Rhine ” Hon. Mrs Norton “Mr Caudle’s Shirt Buttons” ... Jerrold Song—“ When other lips ” ... Mr Winter “ The Ruined Cottage ’’ .. London “ The Wonntrfu’ Wean ” Miller Song—“ The Village Blacksmith ” Mr Winter “The May Qieen.” Part I. May Morning. Part 11. New Year’s Eve. Part HI. The Deathbed Tennyson Song—“ The .''lave Ship” ... Mr Winter Military March Band “ The Charge of the Six Hundred ” Tennyson “ Advance New Zealand ” ... Miss Aitken Children 6d. Adults : Dress Circle, 2i; Stalls and Pit, Is. Doors open at 1.30, commence at 2. CITY OP DUNEDIN.

TENDERS will be received at the Town Clerk's Office, Manse street, on or before Wednesday, 4th June, at 4 p. m,, for the following Works, separately Ist. For kerbiug tnd channelling portion of High street—South Ward. 2nd. For kerbing and channelling at Bond and Crawford s ! roots - idgh Ward. 3rd. For kerbing and channelling at Great King street, cast side, from Moray place to Frederick street—Bell Ward. 4th. For kerbing and channelling at Great King street, east side, from Frederick street to the Water of Leith—Leith Ward. sth. For supplying and carting gravel, &c., in the four Wards. LIOO to be outlayed in each Ward. Separate tenders required for each Ward. 6th. For forming and gravelling footpaths at

the Southern Recreation Ground. Specifications at City Surveyor’s office. J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. May 27, 1573. rr'jENDERS invited for the Erection of X Stone and Brick Premises in Stafford street, for Mesrs Murray, Roberts, and Co, To be lodged with the undersigned on or before the 31st inst., at 2 p.m. E. A. LAWSON, Architect. LOST, Cameo Earring, supposed at Railway Station. Apply Wm. Duthie, George street. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE KAIKORAI DISTRICT. QENTLEMEN,— At the request of several influential electors, I have decided to offer myself as a candidate for your suffrages at the ensuing election of members for the Provincial Council. I shall take an early opportunity of meeting and addressing you. Yours faithfully, JOIN CARGILL. Dunedin, May 27, 1873. WANTED, an Assistant. David R. Hay, Princes street. WANTED, Two tirst-class Bootmakers; constant employment. Apply to James Morrison, George street, near the Octagon. WANTED, a Few Practical Quartz Miners for Green Island. Apply Auld Scotland Hotel at once. SS. REWARD,—Lost, in Castle street, between Rattray and Hanover streets, a Tortoiseshell Earring. Apply Star Office. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr Oliver Cummins are respectfully invited to attend Ihe Funeral of his late Wife, which will leave his residence, off Filleul street, To-morrow (Wednesday), at half-past three o’clock preciselv WALTER G. GEDDES, Undertaker, Octogou.

FOR SALE, Horse, Harness, and Light Spring Apply European Hotel. DUNEDIN MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. LECTURE. R R. W. NUTALL, from Melbourne, will Lecture under the auspices of the above Society, To-morrow (Wednesday) Evening, at eight o’clock, in the Hall below the Atbeneemu. Subject: “Begin at the Bolton ; or, Colonial Wants and Colonial Absurdities.” Admission: Non-members, JOHN BARRON, Hon. Sec. WANTED, Quarrymen, for quarry at Sawyers’ Bay. Apply George ProudW ANTED, a young Girl, about 12 or 13, to mind children. Apply Mrs Smyth, Maitland street. WANTED, a Butcher’s Boy. Apply John Asher, butcher, Octagon. LOST or Stolen, black and tan Terrier Pup. Please return to John Asher, Octagon, ANTED, a Girl, from 14 to 15 years of age, A pply Mrs Inglisli, Park House, Hope street. 6d. foot. WANTED, a Ud, about 13. Apply Taylor’s Venetian Blind Works, Maclaggau street.