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Evening Star, Issue 3469, 6 April 1874, Page 3

Late Advertisements. a.of. COURT PRIDE OF DUNEDIN. No. 3,780. THE Quarterly Summoned Meeting of the above Court will be held in the South Australian Hall, Princes street, To-morrow Evening, at 8 o’clock. The roll will be called at 8.30, and absentees fined in accordance with law. JOHN WILSON, Secretary. WANTED, Painters and Paperhangers Thomas Johnstone, Paperhangine Warehouse, Great King Street. TC TAILORS.—Wanted,, a good Coat Hand. R. Rose, Princes street. WANTED, to purchase about twenty tons pig iron. The highest price given for cast and scrap iron. J. Hambleton. Britannia Iron Works, Dunedin. ANTED immediately, good Machin- ? \ 18tB - , Mrs Thomson, top of Dowling street ; second house above Crawford’s store. LODGE CELTIC, DUNEDIN No. 477, S.C. r A SPECIAL EMERGENCY MEETING waU be held in the Masonic Hall. Moray Place To-morrow (Tuesday) evening at 8 p.m. Business Important—To consider question of Future Place of Meeting By order of theR.W.M. G. L. DENNISTON, Secretary. Early Closing Association tender their most hearty thanks to the public for the marked support they are receiving. WANTED Immediately Couple for harm, Single Ploughmen, Dairyman, Mousekeeper Hotel Girls-good places Skeenes Labor Exchange. F w ANTED, four Carpenters. Appl sharp, at W. Asher and Co.’s. ‘ ANTED, a Machinist. Apply M: Connellan, Moray place. ANTED to know, who gave a L 5 no . . for aLI note. Apply Peter Tresto Rattray street, ANTED, Carpenters. Siedeber Jolly a Building, George street. ANTED, a smart Boy. Smyth a Marshall, Hope street. ANTED, good General Servant, w references j wages, L 45. Hoop< Otago Labor Exchange. WANTED, Situation for Man Coo Exchange ” Bhip ‘ Hooper ’ s Gta g° Lal T° LET, Four-roomed Cottage at 1 Glen, Mornington, near Mr Bathgal Apply to Mr G. Ruthven. ANTED, Men to Cut Pirewt Apply Thos. Lockie, Arthur str ANTED, Two Six-horse Teams haul 1,000 tons Rails from Green Islan Waifiola, distance about 17 miles. App A. J. SMYTI April 6, 1874. MRS CHILCOTT, widow of the late Mr C. Chilcott, Maclaggan street, intends continuing the business lately carried on by Mr Chilcott at above address, and hopes that she will be favored with a continuance of the kind patronage extended to the late Mr Chilcott. She begs to assure all customers that repairs will be carefully attended to. WANTED, good Dressmaker; no fitting required; also Apprentices. Apply Mrs Pearl, George street. WANTED, a Single Man, accustomed to Garden work. Apply William ■ Langmuir, opposite railway bridge, Caver- : sham. street. ANTED, Girls for Paper Bag Making; also Boys. S. Lister, Stafford WANTED to Sell, large Spring Cart, new, extra width, suitable for butcher, baker, &c. Robin, Octagon. PRIZE Temperance Tale—Tim’s Troubles, or, Tried and Tried. Hay’s Bible Warehouse, Opposite Evening Star office. JJ TO LET, a First-class Two-roomed Cottage. Apply to Leyden, Forbury. WANTED, Bricklayer to build chimney. Apply Building opposite. Mr Hyde Harris, Frederick street. W ANTED, a Smart Girl about 15 or 16, to make herself generally useful in ; a small private family. Apply Seotia Hotel, • Dundas street. FOll SALE,, a, Grey Mare, 3-year old, weR broken iu for a lady, with new j saddle and bridle. Victoria Bakery, ! George street, WANTED, a Strong Lad for baker’s cart. Victoria Bakery, George street,