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At a grand ball recently given by the Duke or Roxburgh at Floors Castle, a curiosity, in the shape of an enormous game pie, wa* exhibited, and it is presumed partaken of by the assembled guests. It contained no fewer than 120 head of game, and weighed about 100 lbs. This would be indeed a “dainty j duh to set before a king.” A dreadful kerosene accident happened at fourth Yarra, causing the death of Mrs Brown, who lived in Osbourne street. While incautiously pouring some kerosene on the fire to make it burn brighter, the can exploded, and her dress was instantly in flames. She was fearfully burned, and died seven hours afterwards. 7he greater part «f her body was completely charred. Late Advertisement. PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF OTAGO. IN consequence of Friday next being Good Friday, the usual Monthly Meeting of the above Society will be held on Tuesday evening, the 30th inst. J. S. WEBB, Secretary. STEAMER SHAG. V\ T ANTED Known—Goods cannot be rev T ceived on Board before Saturday. 27th “■k MARTIN & WATS6N. NOTICE. A MEETING of Millers and Mill-workers will be held at Scott’s Oriental Hotelbusiness of importance—on Saturday, 27th, at 8 o clock p.m. sharp. SALE, in Roslyn, Quarter-Acre Sec- -- tion, with Five-roomed House and shed thereon. This section is near the main read, and the view is splendid. Apply Jessep Bros., George street. j \ ANTED TO RENT, a Four-roomed j .. t, , House in Town; no children. Address ! G. M.,” Stab office. A.O.F. COURT PRIDE OF DUNEDIN. No. 3780. THE Secretary of the above Court will be in attendance,, for the purpose of receivnig subscriptions only, at the South Australian Hotel To-morrow (Thursday) Evening, from o to 9 o clock. By order. JOHN WILSON, Secretary.

SALE.—One of the most eligible properties in the Province," containing nearly 200 acres, adjoining a main road, and about seven miles from town. Price moderate. From a suitable purchaser a’small cash payment on account purchase money will be accepted, the balance to remain at current rate of interest. ÜBQUHART MACPHEESON, High street. PRIMITIVE METHODIST SOCIETY. \ SOCIETY MEETING will be held in * Mr Clark’s. London street, third house from George street, on Friday uext, at 8 p.m. Business : To make arrangements for Opening Service. JAMES TAYLOR, Secretary. T° ft Five-roomed House, in Lang’s P. Terrace, M’Laggan street. Apply North and Scoullar, Rattray street. TO LET, a Three-roomed Cottage. Apply Kensington Hotel fglO LET, Front Room, with fireplace. X Apply Howe street, corner of Castle street. r OO LPT, Room, with fireplace. Apply X Mrs Elliot, Elm row, off Rattray street. HPO LET, two or three Rooms, Apply Mrs a- Gamer, Harbor Terrace, Albany street, Pellchet Bay. VKTANTED, a Rope Spinner, Apply ’ Y Campbell’s Rope Works, Half-way Bush. J ANTED, Two Carpenters for Station. ~ Apply R. Gawn, Gawn’s stables, Moray Place. ANTED,- a Shop (with dwelling prea ferred) in (Princes or George streets. Apply, 0.P., Albany street Post Office. \ YOUNG WOMAN offers her services XT .. for^ a l )asK , a ß e to England. Address, Mrs Newton, Caversham. WANTED, Tenders for Four Brick Chimneys. Apply E, Knowles, Grange stieet. \TTANIED, Three Respectable Men as ” ▼ Boarders. Mrs Finch. Rose Cottage, near Molloney’s store, St. Kilda road. \\J ANTED, smart young Girl to make 7 * herself generally useful. Apply, Mrs Seeger, Golden Boot, Princes street. W r ANTED, a Nurse Girl; reference required. Apply, Mrs W. Downie Stewart, Heriot Row. FOR SALE, a first-class Dairy Cow, near calving. T. Morris, Cargill Road, Forbury. ffilO the Boot Trade.—For Sale, a quantity Jl of Lasts, kc, Morris, Princes street south. TENDERS Wanted for Rubble Work, &c., Herbert, Haynes’ premises at former Contractor’s risk. MAV:ON 4 WALES, Architects. I^OTICE. —On Wednesday Evenings -LI usual Elementary Singing Class young men, held in St, Paul’s Church, is avoidably postponed. A. J. TOWSFA (JPERIOR Board and Residence for r . Gentlemen. Address “ W.H.,” Box 1 LOST, Sunday night, betweeiTKnox Chi xnw-ff- Blne Sash ' Please rei auss M William, George street. s OST, Saturday night, between Hanove I street, Knox Church, Gold Earrinu Please return Miss M‘William, George street. OSi, a little Girl named May Austir U wearing pink cotton dress, scarlet flanm jacket. Fair hair, blue eyes. Anyone brim ing her to Mr, Austin, Grant street, top IH C ' street, will oblige. ’ - b

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Evening Star, Issue 3770, 24 March 1875, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3770, 24 March 1875, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 3770, 24 March 1875, Page 3

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