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Evening Star, Issue 3410, 26 January 1874, Page 3

Poor old Garibaldi offered his services this other day to Senor Castelar, the new President of the Spanish Republic, but was answered that the Republic was quite able to take care of itself.

A papyrus manuscript found in an Egyptian tomb has lately been translated by a scholar of Heidelberg. It is pronounced, says the Jewish World, to be an address of Haneses iiT i na t|ons of the earth, in which the king details minutely all the causes which led to the exodus of the Jews from the land of the Pharaohs. Late Advertisements.

QUEE N*S THEATRE. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT CONCERT Given by the COMMITTEE AND MEMBERS 1 ©F THE DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY ■ TO MR A. J. TOWSEY, Conductor. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1874. PROGRAMME—MISCELLANEOUS. Dress Circle, 4s ; Stalls, 2s; ... ONE SHILLING. Office—West’s Pianoforte Gallery, Doors open 7.30; commence at 8. Carriages ordered 10.30. NORTH DUNEDIN VOLUNTEER RIFLES. I WANT a Full-dress Parade on Wednesday. 28th inst., at eight p.m. I hope to see every member present. Important. JAMES COPELAND, Captain. WANTED, for up-country, a Boy, accustomed to eattle. Apply G. Matthews, Moray place. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, opposite Custom House.— Wanted, fifty more Tailoresses, Improvers Apprentices, Machinists, Smart Boys. ,' NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING- FaC- . TORY, opposite Custom House.— Wanted, shirt machinists and finishers, conttant work, good wages,