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Evening Star, Issue 3436, 25 February 1874, Page 3

Late AdvertisementsO UKErs TsEa xr E. TO NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, (By request of several Citizens unable to attend) LIZZIE Watson will ap. pear in her great Irish impersonation of Judy O’Trot, in AS IT WAS, ReipfternbeT positively the Last Night of JUDY O’TROT, The Giant Interlude. To-Night, GRAND MUSICAL MELANGE. Cornu; Medley (impersonating the London Oomique)—Mr Henry Braham. Duologue, “No, or the Obstinate Woman” —Lizzie Watson and Harry Braham V. R, rpRE Provincial Government of Cantor X bury will receive applications up to Saturday, the 21st of March next, for the oftce of Traffic Manager for the Railways under its control. Salary—Lßoo per annum. Unexceptionable testimonials as to ability and experience in railway traffic management will be required. Applications to be by letter, addressed to the Secretary for Public Works Canterbury, New Zealand. ’ THOMAS WM. MAUDE, Secretary for Public Works, Canterbury, N.Z. Office of Secretary for Public Works, Christchurch, Feb. 20, 1874. • TO LET, a Four-rented House, suitable for a or dwelling. Apply Mr | Q’firien, Munster Hotel, Walker street. WANTED, a smart Lad or a Youth lor a Newspaper Office. Apply to Mr j Garrick, ‘ Southern Mercury Office, High I street. 6