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Evening Star, Issue 3421, 7 February 1874, Page 3

Comparatively well off. -You hear people saymg ‘ I’ve half a mind.” Lucky folks to possess even so much as this! Many of us seem to have none at all. “Equality.”—Customer: “Aw—l wish to be measured ’couple ’pair o’ boots.” (Removes one.) Tradesman : “ Well, sir, fact is, i m mst going into my luncheon. If you’d call m about half-an-hour ” (Tableau ') Late Advertisements. ANTED, a Girl about 15 or 16 years # acquainted with children. Annlv' Kensington Hotel. PP y CONSIGNEE WANTED. SHIP CALLER OU, FROM LONDON. 5 Cases marked Wanted for 25 * J “JR within diamond,” «.i UV u vessel. If not claimed within ten days from this date will be sold to pay expenses. . A. 0. BEGG, Agent N. Z. Shipping Co. Limited. High street, February 10, 1874. BRIG MISS KILMANSEGG. ALL claims against the above vessel must he rendered in duplicate to the undersigned by Monday, noon, theOthinst, otherwise they will not he recognised. BOUMAN & CO., Dunedin, 7th of February, 1874.^ en *’ 8 ' TUTISH AND For EIGN BIBLE ' SOCIETY. REV. B. BACKHOUSE TO-MO R HOW (SUN DAY)—Baptist Church, 11 am. ’ United Juvenile Meeting—First Church r Bible ia and India (Illustrated). MONDAY—Pictorial Lecture— Green Island Presbyterian Church. TUESDAY—“Japan, Past and Present”— Congregational Church, Moray place. ColleQtioftg. *