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Evening Star, Issue 3801, 30 April 1875, Page 3

Late Advertisements. SATURDAY, Bth MAY, At 2 o’clock. LIBRARY OF THE LATE JUDGE GRAY. At Rooms, Manse street M ‘LANDRESS, HEPBURN, hj CO. have received instructions from Mr Kerry, sole Executor in the estate of the late Judge Gray, to sell by auction, at their Lo ins, Manse street, on Saturday, Bth May, at 2 o’clock, The library of the late Judge Gray—comprising a collection of very valuable Law Reports and text books, and including a complete set of the “ Law Journal,” from its beginning up to the present time. ~ Catalogues to be obtained at the Rooms of the Auctioneers. Terms at sale. TO LOVERS'OP JUSTICE. WHEN Citizens, under the extortionate demand of trade, were such impoverished by the whirlpool of despair, ’twas then monopoly reigned supreme ; but when by nu intrepidity scarcely ever equalled, the rescuers stepped forth, and by their indefatigable efforts fair competition re-asserted its sway, and business became once more pure and uncorrupted, crowning with success their Atlasexertions, thus giving another proof that rle that wills must conquer,” and leaving t > posterity an example worthy of imitation. Why then should we not applaud such merits, and ” ofc T V m exam P les so rare in Stygian darkness . Tet us hasten, then, to show our appreciation of true worth and visit the Cave on .Saturday Night, where the first instalment of Prizes for A and T. India's Grand Art Union of LI,OOO will be on exhibition. PHIL VDELPHIA FXHTBITION. rrVfE Colonial Government being desiious .7 ■, la }* the natural productions of New Zealand, in their raw state, should be fully rcpresented at the Exhibition to be held in 1876, at 1 biladelphia, intending exhibitors in are requested to put themselves into communication with Captain Hutton, Otago Museum. JJunedin, as early as possible. _ The following are considered to be the trillcipal exhibits Wool, preserved meat, sealskins, whalebone, oil, and tee:h, timber, flax, grain, tanning bark, coal, building stone, materials for the manufacture of pottery and glass mineral and ores, materials for the manufacture of paper. Special arrangements have been made for obtaining gold specimens. While the producer of each article is assured of j eceiymg full credit for its production, the a ? , itself must be at the absolute disposal of the Government; to ensure which each exhibitor, who will not freely give up his goods for exhibition, will be i aid a fair valuation for them before they are sent away j excepting when exhibitors elect to give their own directions as to the disposal of their goods. The New Zealand contributions will be sent direct to America from Wellington, By order, E. W. HUTTON, r ANTED Known--Great Cheap Sale o Books and Stationery commences to morrow .at Hay’s Bible Warehouse. THE whole stock of Books and Stationer' in Hay’s Bible Warehouse must b cleared out immediately. HAY’S Bible Warehouse is to be pullet down. The stock must be cleared out Great Bargains. Kensington. —For sale, Two-rooi House and Land. A profitable cheap property. Evans, Princes street. 'VTORTH DUNEDIN DRILL-SH] -Ll Extended Quadrille Night, on Me 3rd May. Refreshments provided. Ds at 8 sharp. LOST, in George Street, siqiposed to hai been dropped in a cab, an acceptance not signed by the drawer. Finder rewarde. Apply to “ J. B. W.,” at Mr Paul Frederic’ George street. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD.-Lost, tl morning, Black Retriever Pun; smi patch hair off back. Return to Win. Ahear carpenter, George street. Anyone detainin after this notice will be prosecuted. FIELD CLUB.—Meet north end Georj street, To-morrow, 2.15. Excursion Flagstaff. Desiderata : Todea saperba, Hym nophyllum unilaterale. FOxt SALE, a Wheeler and Wilson Ga Sewing Machine in good order. A to Wallace, Caversham. TO LET, a Four-roomed House at Sunnyside. Apply Matheson and Marshall, Kaikorai. npO LET, newly-erected Five-roomed VeranJr- _ House near town, water, grates, &c. H. F. Hardy. Paper for Sale, in lots to suit * V purchasers. Apply at office of this paper. ANTED, f or a f arni) Bi avr i e( i Couple, , without encumbrance. Webb and x niton. rrr ANTED TO SELL, a first-rate Cr * , x perfectly quie*-, antl i n f u ii n ,j Apply to Mr Glendmning, North-East Yall ANTED, all to read A. and T. Ingl , Column Advertisement, Evkni Stah, to-morrow night. A. and T. IrHi.s V\7 ANTED Known—Grand Art Union for , V One Thousand Pounds in Works of AH, &c. A. and T. Inglis. TTH’ANTED Known—All Customers buy- / V hig up to L2O, participate in the Grand Art Union— Ll, 000. A. and T. Inglis. WANTED Known First Instalment Prizes in Grand Art Union—Ll,000 (one thousand pounds)—now on view. A. and T. Inglis, J’ ANTED, r Young Girl, about 16, as V General Servant in private family. One accustomed to children. Reference required. Address “ Scotia Hotel,” Duudas street. WANTED TO LET, Two Furnished Bed- . rooms and Parlor, with partial board in a private family. No other boarders. Apply, M Larcu’s store, Frederick street. THE * EVENING STAR’ TT AS now a Positive Weekly Circulation of above 2.7,000 Copies, being far in 1 excess'of that of any other New Zealand journal. It is distributed extensively in the districts of Port Chalmers, Green Island, Mosgiel, and West Taieri. The Circulation will be further extended with the development of railway communication. As an Advertising Medium, therefore, the Evening Star commends itself to all business men who wish to give the utmost publicity to their announcements.