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Evening Star, Issue 3486, 25 April 1874, Page 3

Elder Knapp, the well-known evangelist preacher, died at Rockford, Illinois, aged 74. . During the continuance of the Parliament just dissolved in England, there were 163 deaths ampng the members—-55 in the House of Commons, and 108 in the House of Lords,

Lata Advertisements. Qi UEE N’ S THEATRE. Lessee . ■ - . Chas, O’Brien. _ . To-night. To-night. To-night. The first production in Dunedin of the 5-act Drama of UNCLE TOM’S CABIN. With new and magnificent American Scenery by Tom Kemp. Great mechanical effects by Joe Scott, 5,X a * ‘ ’ * . Miss Rosa Towers Jtiiza - . . Miss Jessie Raymond Degree • Mr Chas. Burford ' - Mr P. Towers Ph “ iea * ; • ■ ■MrJ, P. Hydes Mr 0 Bnen begs to inform all purchasers of iickets (that did not use them) for his Benefit, that they will be available fqr Monday night. Remember-Uncle Tom’s Cabin To-night. press amateur dramatic clubT GENERAL MEETING of the Club will be held at Bayley’s Hotel,|This (Saturday) Evening, at half-past 7 o’clock. J. MITCHELL, Hon. Sec. FIRSTiCHURCH. THE REV. MR BACKHOUSE, Agent for the British and Foreign Bible Society, will preach in the First Church Tomorrow Morning, when a special collection will be made in aid of the Society, The Rev. Mr ROBERTSON, from Victoria, will preach in the Evening. WANTED, a good General Servant. ■Appiyj Mrs Keates, Castle street ST. .ANDREW’S CHURCH. Melville street. To-morrow Morning, Rev. Mr Robertson, of Geelong. To-morrow Evening, Rev. ,Mr Backhouse, Evening collection pn behalf of the Bible Society. I CAN recommend Storekeeper’s Assistant (Town hand), Book-keeper, and General Store Hand for country, Engine Fitter and Driver, &c. Skene’s Labor Exchange,