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Evening Star, Issue 3754, 5 March 1875, Page 3

Late Advertisements, BOAED required for a Gentleman; first-class only. Please write to “G.W.,” office of ~his paper. HpO LET, a four-roomed and a five-roomed Cot- ■’ g 'L UL . -1- tage in Lees street. James Barr, Watson and Gow’s. V\ J ANTED, respectable Boy. Max Mendershou- » t sen. "ANTED TO SELL, a first-class Milk Walk. Apply, E. S. Murray, North-East Valley. WANTED, Furnished Parlor and two Bedrooms, with Board for family of six, in town. Address, “ Select,” Post office. WANTED, for Six Months, a comfortable Furnished Five-roomed House, near town. Address, stating terns and locality, “M.G.,” North Dunedin Post office. WANTED, a Nursemaid for the country. Ap- » ‘ ply, Mrs Charles Black, George street. WANTED, by a respectable young person, Situation as Nursemaid. Apply, Miss Hill, milliner, Moray place. WANTED, two Brickmakers. E. Tonks, Momingtou. Apply, at once, WANTED Known—Mr T. White, Pianist, Piano- ’ T forte Tuner, and selector of House, Momy place. Pianos, Moray Known—That the two great enemies to a Pianoforte are inexperienced tuners and damp rooms. WANTED by a Tradesman and his' Daughter, a Three-roomed House furnished; or bedroom and parlor with use of kitchen. Apply T. Carr, tailor, George street, i WANTED TO BELL, Three Allotments, Great King street; easy terms. Win. Kennedy, next Bank of New Zealand. WANTED, Eight or Ten good American Axemen, or men acquainted with bridge-building. Apply Clark and Son, Port Chalmers; or N. M'Keuzie, Moeraki. WANTED, a Strong Lad about sixteen Waiter for Sailors’ Homo. Apply sharp. WANTED, Handy Man to build stove fence. Apply J. Curie, Morning-ton. WANTED, a Girl to mind a baby and assist iii housework. Apply at Eeuheu Hart’s, pawnbroker, George street. WANTED Known—Self-Explanatory Family Bibles, 21s; Illustrated Family Bibles, 30s; Terms, 2s weekly. Hay’s Bible Warehouse. ANTED Known Presentation, Eererence t Y Pocket Bibles, in calf, morocco, or Eusshi leather, 22s 6d. Hay’s Bible Warehouse. WANTED, a smart Boy. street. W. Wallace, Georg< a Machinist; good Costume anc Skirt hand. Searle, Eattray street, oppo site Murray’s. W place. ANTED, immediately, a respectable Nurse girl. Apply to Mrs G. F. Eeid, Manoi T\7"ANTED, a good Shirt Machinist. Mrs Thom ** _ son, top of Dowling street. T° J jET ’ ,9 ue Room with fireplace. Apply Mat tliew Thomas, back of old school, Hauove street.

T° EE T, Two-roomed Detached Cottage: party X without children preferred. Apply Simpson’s wood yard, King street. /YENTLEMEN’S Gloves for Evening Dress, P B tre°et qimlity ’ 38 M per at Tn - vlOT ’ H > REFORM Dux, Magdala, Invicta, St. Janies, and various other new shaped Linen Collars. Taylors, Rattray street. HATS ! HATS! Every novelty in Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Hats. Prices to suit all. Taylor’s, Rattray street. LOST, Ladies Kid Boot. Finder please return to .. and Co., Princes street, rjTENDERS Wanted for a Double-brick Chimney. X. Particulars at the Captain Cook Hotel, GreatKing street. Labor only. LOST —Small English Terrier, black and tan, with cropped ears. Finder rewarded by brinsrmn same to A. Abemethy, at Mr A. Mercer’s 5 T T 10 LET, a Five-roomed House, store, Russell street. Apply Dryden’s 10 , LE T.u Five-roomed House in Leith street. Apply Mr Euuhury’s stor;, Hanover street. T° LEASE. Sectiou 32, Block ~X., in Russell street, with two Cottages thereon, for a term of two or three years. Apply, Harrold and Bain, Rattray street. ’ TH OS. H, WOODCOCK, Co] lector, Kent and General Commission Agent, Temporary Office (Opposite Grange street). HANOVHR STREET, DUNEDIN Agent for the ‘New Zealand Wesleyan.’ 1 lades men s Accounts carefully made out and Collected. Settlements Rud Grood References, CHOICE VILLA SITES AT ANDERSON’S BAY. SAL P. A number of very desirable Sites for Villa Residences at Anderson’s Bay, unequalled in the district for aspect and view, and near to the proposed station of the 1 enmsula Railway, now in course of construction. Apply to R. M. ROBERTSON. Militia and Volunteer Office, Dunedin, March 5, 1875, jQ. E N E RA. L ORDERS. ID No i I* T ! ie undermentioned Companies will i arade for Annual Inspection as follows. Every member is expected to be present No. _ 1 City Guards Rifles—Monday, Bth xnst. Waikari Rifles-Tuesday. 9th inst. North Dunedin Rifles—Wednesday, 10th mst. Dunedin Naval—Thursday, 11th inst. undermentioned Cadets of the y°\} City Guards having qualified to compete tor the Cadet Champion Belt will fire at the Waikari Rifle Range on AVednesday next, at •).30 a.m. ’ Cadet J. White. Cadet W. Eyre. Cadet H. Growden, JNO. JAS. ATKINSON, Major Commanding District.

CITY OF DUNEDIN. DUNEDIN MUNICIPAL BONDS FOE SALE BY TENDER, TENDERS will be received at the Town Cleric s Office, Mhnso street, on or before Friday, 12th March, 1875, at 4 p.m., for the whole or any portion of (L 25.000) Twenty-five Thousand Pounds, value of Dunedin Municipal Bonds. The Bonds are issuable under the authority and provisions of the Otago Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1865 ; bear interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly ; and are secured on the City rates. The Bonds are for LIOO each, and will 1 e redeemable in the year 1905. At the option of any purchaser, the Council undertakes to pay principal and interest in either London, Melbourne, Sydney, or Dunedin. "Anders to be endorsed “ Tender for Municipal Bonds.” January 2G, 1875. J. M. MASSEY, Town Clerk.' NOTICE. rpHE Horse advertised to be sold at the Public Pound, South Dunedin, will be sold on the 2Glh March, instead of the 19th, as j adveztisecl. JAMES BARR, Poundketper. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 6th MARCH, At 11 o’clock. w 30 cases Pears, 20 cases Apples. 20 cases Grapes. Pineapples, Onions, &c. Terms cash. BARNETT & C 0