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Evening Star, Issue 3667, 23 November 1874, Page 3

Late Advertisements. V. m I# R. Gr Militia and Volunteer Office, Dunedin, Nov. 23, 1874. E N E R A L ORDERS. No. 1. The undermentioned Volunteers being the thirty highest scorers in the preliminary competition for the selection of five men to represent the district at the Colonial Prize-firing, the same is notified for general information : -tr i Points. Vol. Wm Dixon, Portohello R flea ... 97 Lieut. L, Marshall, Waikari do ... 95 Sub-Lieut. Wilson, Pt. Chalmers Naval 94 Lieut. S. Muir, Dunedin Artillery ... 91 Corp. A. Coxhead, No. 1 City Guards 91 <-apt. Wm. Goldie, Pt. Chalmers aval 90 Vol. J. Frew, North Dunedin Rifles... 90 Gun. T. Muir. Dunedin Artillery ... 87 Vol. Nightingale, No. 1 City Guards..! 86 Vol. Wm. Richardson, N. D. Rifles... 85 Sergt. D. Sutherland. Waikouaitido 85 Sub-Lieut. Jno. MMCenzie, Waikari do 85 Corp. T. Hutchinson, N. Dunedin do 85 Vol. C, M'Marfccey, Portohello do ... 84 aub-Lieut. R. Pollock, N. Dunedin do 84 Sergt. P. Treseder, No. I City Guards 84 Gun. L. Adams, Dunedin Artillery... 83 Corp P. M'Laren, S. District HifL.s 8S Sergt. J. M‘Gregor, No, 1 City Guards 81 Vol. A. Allen, North Dunedin R fles 82 Gun. R. Lean, Pt. ' halmers Naval .. 82 Vol. Wm. Jones, Waikari Rifles ... 81 Vol. D. Nelms Waikouaiti do ... 81 Lieut. Jno. M'Cartney, Portohello do 11 Vol. A, Fraser, Waikari do ... ... 80 Vol. W. G. M'Cartney, Portohello do 80 Vol. John Kerr, Portohello do ... 80 Sergt. J. Douglas, N, Dunedin do ... 80 Capt. H. Orbell, Waikouaiti do 78 Sub-Lt. T. H. Hatch, W. Taieri do!!! 78 Vol J. S. Capstick, having scored 82, is disqualified, through not being efficient on the 31st March, 1874. c No vA The Volunteers above-named will hre off for places as follows. Attention is erected to Clause 7, Page 10, of printed West Taieri Rifles—Wednesday, 2ud December, Portohello Rifles—Friday, 4th December. Port Chalmers Naval—Saturday, sth December. No, 1 City Guards Rifles—Tuesday, Bth December. Waikari Rifles—Thursday, 10th December. Dunedin Artillery— Friday, 11th December. Dunedin Rifles—Saturday, 12th December. South District Rifles—Monday, 14th December. Waikouaiti Rifles—Wednesday, 16th December, JNO. JAS. ATKINSON, Major Commanding.

WANTED, a Man as generally useful; one accustomed to the Bar preferred. Scott’s Oriental Hotel. rENDERS Wanted for oompeletiug Two Cottages at Raveusbnurne for Mr N. Hart, at risk at former contractor Plans and specifications to be seen at office of the undersigned until Saturday, 28th instant, at noon. E. J. Sanders, architect and surveyor. WAN TED, a Good, Useful Servant. Apply Mrs Hellyer, Walker street. WAN 1 ED, Board and Lodging for Gentleman ; within ten minutes’ walk of the Post Office. Apply “ Box 135.” WANTED, Tenders for Brickwork ; a’so, Carpenters—first-class hands only need apply. George Clayton, near Queen a Bond. MEETING of those who subscribed for Shares in the Bendigo Deep Level Company will he held To-morrow Morning, at 11 o clock, at the offices of the New Zealand Insurance Company. WANTED, Two Tailors for Oamaru. Apply Brown, Ewing, and Co. TO NEWSPAPER. PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS. WANTED, by an Experienced Agent, the position of Canvasser or Collector. Would undertake the Management of a Country Paper. For further particulars, apply Wheeler’s Advertising Dei At, Stafford street. TENDERS will be received till four p.m. Tuesday, for Discharging and Rafting to Dunedin the Timber ex Rosalia. ngine with man to work the same provided ®n board. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. GUTHRIE, Harbor Chambers. TO LET, Furnished Room, for Single Gentleman or Married Couple. Address “ A. 8.,” Evening star Office. OPER A GLASSES for Sale or Hire. P. Mitchell, Arcade. TO LET, a Four-rooraed Cottage. Apply Forbury Post-office. WANTED, a Nursegirl, Apply Mrs David Ross, Herriot Row. Personal references. W "ANTED, House, eight or nine rooms ; central situation. Address, statins rent, “J. W.,” Post office. 8 FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr James Muir are respectfully invited to follow the remains of his infant sow Alexander, from his residence, Caveisham, to the place of interment in the Southern Cemetery, To-morrow, at 1 p.m. WALTER G. GEDDES, Undertake*, Oota’gdp,