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Evening Star, Issue 3504, 16 May 1874, Page 3

A New; York paper, Says:“ At an English breakfast party at Delmonico’s, a few days a S°> given in honor of a gentleman on; the eve of sailing for Europe, the centre floral ornament of the table was a full barque-rigged steamer composed entirely of rosebuds, with the exception of the sails, which, were of white satin, and the funnel, which was of red pasteboard, in imitation of the Cunard line. As the dinner terminated, a tiny bell sounded on deck and a flag was run up to the masthead, upon which was written ‘bon voyage.’ ”

Late Advertisements. TO. LET,' a good Six-roomed House, with beautiful ground. C. R. Bowmar, Mornington. ' RESPECTABLE Private Board and Residence for a Married Lady and Gentleman, or Single Gentleman. Apply Miss F. .Polglaze, Hanover street. WANTED, an active Farm Servant-Map for the country. Apply this evening, before ten o’clock, at the Globe Hotel. W r ANTED, a Wheelwright. Apply i Watson and - Gow,- Princes street south. - ' ' < WANTED, Tenders Wooden House. Royal George Stables, for the Removal of Apply Mr Scott, WANTED, Five Ploughmen, Gardeners, 1 Shepherds, Storeman, Nurses, Ten General Servants, Married Couples. Skene’s Labor Exchange. WANTED, Express Driver. Russell’s Express, Castle street.' WANTED, a smart, active Nurse Girl. Apply Mrs Wm. Gregg, Castle Bcrecc* EVANGELICAL PREACHING. Christian Chapel, Great King street. THOS. H. BATES ‘ (Evangelist from America) will (d.v. ) preach To-morrow Evening. Subject : “ Precious Promises.” FIRST CHURCH. • fJVH E REV. A. HARDY, From Victoria, Will preach in the above Church, To-morrow, Morning and Evening. WANTED, Carpenters. Apply at once, Captain Cook Hotel, King street. £