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Evening Star, Issue 3655, 9 November 1874, Page 3

Logic. Miss Susan, there’s a gentleman below “What is his nome?” “ I asked him, and he said it was none of my business.” Did you ask him what he wanted ?” “ Yes ” “Well?” “He smiled and winded at me!” On, that’s ray brother Edward !”

Late Advertisements. TUESDAY, 10th NOVEMBER. At 12 o’clock. 5,700 IRON-BARK SPOKES. On the Wharf. MLANDRESS, LG'PBURN, & CO. are instructed to sell hy auction, o" the Wharf, on Tuesday, lObh November, at 12 o clock, 5,700 Iron-bark Spokes. Term's at sale. PUBLIC NO 1 ICE,—AiI those in search ot Freehold Sections are advLe > to wait for the sale . I the 160 splendid ilotmems, being au extension of the Township of Calton (section 10, No; th-east Valh y), to oe sold by auction by M'Landress, Hepburn, and Co., on Saturday, the 2Stu November. I lans gratis in a few da s. GUIDING STAR LODGE, 1.0. G.T. usual Weekly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Class room, Knox Church, on Tuesday (10th), at the usual hour. H. FERcUdON, W.S. ANTED, a Nurse-girl. Bradshaw, High street. Appiy Mrs I -rNTLIt, a good L oat-hand for luver- [ cargili ; constant employment For particulars apply to Brown having, and Co. W ANTED ’ il nS(ful Gir, » m » small * family. Apply Leighton, grocer, Dundaa street. fjpFNDKR waned f r Bidding Double JL Brick Ginmuey. Apply Mrs A. Wile'on’a, Grange sir. et. B|X) LhT OR SELL, a newly-built FiveJL roomed House. Apply Airs A. Wilson’s, Orai ge street. WANTED TO Li.T, Rooms, a>d accommodation for a few respectable Boarders. |Apply Martin’s Hotel, Stafford