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Evening Star, Issue 3606, 12 September 1874, Page 3

Mav 1 fivk the time of day, sir?” said a tt ranger to Mr Buffers, ‘‘By all means, sir—by all means,” replied the affable Mr Buffers. “Well, sir, what time is it ?” “ Upon my wf>rd I don’t know. I have not watched the time lately.”

Late Advertisements. CITY OF DUNEDIN. MANAGEMENT np PELICHET BAY BATHS. THE City Council is p-eviered to receive applications from persona desirous to ake charge of these Baths (>'n salary). All fee* to be paid over to the Council, AppH ants to lodge testimonials at the Town Clerk’s Office, and to state salary expected, on or b*forc Wednesday, September 16, at four p.m. J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk. September 12, 1874. MOND \Y, 14th SEPTEMBER, At 2 o’clock. To Ship Chandlers and Othe’ a, WTT I T E L A W & CO are instructed by the Agents to sell by auction, at <heir Rooms, Rattray stre< t. on Mondav, 14th September, at 2 o’clock. 2 large ship’s boats, ex Hindustan, with masts, sails, and oars 1 tire engine and boae. Boats on view on board the ship Hindoston, at Port Chalmers. Terms cash. WANTED, Junior Assistant for the Warehouse ; must write a good hand. Apply by letter, A. and T. Burt. FtR S ALE Four-room Detached Cottage, freehold, and - wo thirds of a Quarteracre '-'ection. Apply Forth street. f'BlE DERn invited for erection of Con--1 Crete Buildings for the Mosgicl Weollen Company. H. F. Hardy, architect. ST. PA IT i.’3 CHURCH! SERVICE for Children. Address by the Rev. E. G. Penny. To-morrow Afternoon at 3 o’clock. Collection in aid of the Melanesia Mission. AIT AN TED, a First-class Milliner and ** Saleswoman, Apply Sargood. Son, and Ewen, rpo LET, a Four-roomed House. Apply X at Mr Morton’s, Mural gton, ST. GEORGE’& HALL, STUART STREET. Sunday, September 13, MSS. SKINNER will Lecture (D.V.) Subject : —‘ ‘ Christ the future King of the World ” All >ea‘s free—No col cction. Please bring your Bibles. WANTED, a Strong Active f ad. W. Wallace and Co , George street. T ANTED, an Active prentice Win. maker, St. Andrew street. Lad Nees, as CabinetANTED, Sh ‘pherda, Ploughmen, male Servants, '•‘oilermeker, i ads N’ursegirls, rtc Skene’s Labor Exchan»e.

WANTED, a 1 asjher-up, Times Restaurant, Princes street South. \\T ANTED, a Respectable Youth as an » V Apprentice to the Tailoring. Apply Thus, Carr, George street. either in Princes or Kiug street, a small Brown L ather Hag. Finder rewarded. Apply James Smith, Esq , Barrister, Bond street. PRIVATE BOARD AND LODGING for three young men. Address “IY„" Star Office. DUNEDIN CANARY AM) POULTRY ASSOCIATION. NOTICE TO POULTRY FANCIER-’. r pHE Pigeons and Fowls entered for competition by Messrs Peake and Sly have arrived per Glencoe, and will be on view This Evening. WILLIAM SLY, Hon. Secretary. AUCTIONE JJV NOTICE. TOWNSHIP OP ST. LEONARDS. THE I’usnld Sections in the above Township can be had from the undersigned at the rats of 1.20 per acre ; purchasers having all the advantages offered at the sale. HEPBURN, & CO. TO LKT ON BUILDING LEASES, for 21 years, with full valuath n for improvements: Section 36, block VI., in High street, next Princess Theatr3. Section 36, block V., Stafford street Section in Hope street, between Stafford and High streets Section facing main South road atCavevsham, between Benevolent Institution and Parkside Hotel Section {lO acres) 14, block IV., Upper Kaikorai District, for Sale or Lease. Section (50 acres) 6, block XXX , Waihola District, for Sale or Lease Sections in the towns of Oamaru, Palmerst.u, and Hampden Apply to WEBB & FULTON.

IjIVENING CLASS and Private Lessons • for Adults. Mr Gow, corner of St. Andrew street, ANT BID, a Good Needle woman; one corapet* ut to tinioh fiue white dress Apply Mrs Couk, Kat tray street. a r i c *'l a J’cr. Apply on Monday to Mrs Brcuneu, The Glen. w ANTILD, Garpentera. Apply F. Sicdeberg, tillcul street. WA N TED, Jobbing Gardening by a practical man; gardens laid out. Apply G. Chapman, Post Ullicc, Cavcrsham. ANTED Known—Board and Residence (in private family) for two ingle Men, Apply J. M'Laren, corner of Frederick and Castle streets,